You push on Congress and you push on the administration.
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And there's nothing like shame to actually push on that.
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We will push on despite all the doubters and critics.
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At the same time, I do push on it sometimes.
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The changes with my body encouraged me to push on.
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And this light can actually push on objects in space.
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That allows me to push on and keep doing this.
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Amazon (AMZN) is making a heavy push on toys, too.
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The attorneys general for several states vowed to push on.
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Moore said he gave Chandler a push on the board.
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There hasn't been a serious, substantive push on it all year.
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KENNEDY: I just want to push on that a little bit.
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But it is what it is and we will push on.
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But for now Google is focusing its HDR push on TVs.
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I don't feel the hostility they try to push on us.
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The plaintiffs plan to push on with the litigation against Google.
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It depends the way I'm moving, how I push on it.
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They often get trapped, scrambling for more cash to push on.
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But how hard they will push on either issue is unclear.
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From him, she learned to push on despite seeming resistance.3.
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Some of these parents, that's what they push on the kids.
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Some of these parents, that's what they push on the kids.
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It is unclear whether the Democrats will push on Congressional censure.
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He also appeared to want to push on with Britain's plans.
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You're going to see another big push on our direct booking campaign.
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The device has spikes that push on pressure points on his back.
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If you push on something, that force will cause it to accelerate.
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It comes with "King" and "Push" on the laces in the front.
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We've also got to push on services, because look at the numbers.
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If you push on a wall, the wall pushes back on you.
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It's a strategy that the company continues to push on with today.
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The company announced a concentrated push on its Groups feature in 2017.
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Washington should push on with its drive for fair and reciprocal trade.
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You use it every time you push on something to rotate it.
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"We need to push on multiple fronts at once," Dr. McCune said.
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We pay for dinner (I chip in $36) and decide to push on.
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If you push on something (like the propellant), it pushes back on you.
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But the trade is also underpinned by a push on the supply side.
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Don't expect Trump to push on the issue, since he thinks it's bogus.
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"I'm just going to push on, keep doing what I'm doing," he said.
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Sometimes you have to have someone push on the baby's head from below.
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That's why braces work—if we push on teeth, we can move them.
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"If you push on your biochemistry hard enough, it may downregulate," Paddock explained.
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"You need to push on all the levers," co-author Parth Vaishnav says.
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Bernie blocked on entitlements: Senate Republicans blocked a push on Tuesday by Sen.
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The new push on international sales has been a logistical challenge for Tesla.
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Even after crossing the finish line, they push on unofficially to the top.
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Now there's a push on social media for a boycott of "The Breakfast Club."
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The company announced the new AI research push on Thursday in a blog post.
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How do you as DHS secretary come back with the emotional push on this?
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Hasbro has made a big push on social media over the last few years.
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Now, with Wheeler's time in office over, Lewis says the group will push on.
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I have to continue to fight for him and push on for my babies.
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The push on reinsurance matches up with one of the ObamaCare bills that Sen.
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Despite the last-day push on both sides, the outcome might already be decided.
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Urged Senate GOP to push on in seeking passage of its tax plan 48.
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"Others don't do this," Mr. Stanzel said, of Ms. Merkel's push on human rights.
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I told him that I need to touch my lovers, to push on them.
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So it only made me dig in and want to push on with it.
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Now push on it from the side—but not so hard that it moves.
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If Trump wanted to push on raising the age to buy guns, he could.
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Republicans, however, have largely vowed to push on in their efforts against Planned Parenthood.
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The fall of the dam facilitated the push on Raqqa, about 25 miles away.
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But he has yet to push on Congress -- or anyone else -- for action. 8.
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There's another push on to expand urban transport three-dimensionally – by taking to the skies.
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What generates voltage when you warm it up, push on it, or blow on it?
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But they still think it best to push on with the imperfect deal in hand.
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The White House is preparing to make a push on nominations in the new year.
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Messaging, after all, is what Senate Democrats' renewed push on the ACA is all about.
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He will push on with privatisation, and seek a less austere agreement with Greece's creditors.
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Qualcomm will almost certainly be making a big push on this front through various partners.
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And if someone has a sprained ankle, you're not going to push on him more.
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Gregg was devastated, but he and the other band members agreed they should push on.
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Since launching her crowdfunding push on CrowdJustice in March, Daniels has brought in nearly $220,2300.
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Amazon is far from the only company making a big push on toys this year.
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Still, Trump gave Lesko a final push on Tuesday, tweeting his support for the Republican.
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But in a more practical sense, it's time to buck up and push on anyway.
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A push on exports could generate up to $2 billion in extra inflows, he added.
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Republicans, however, have largely vowed to push on in their efforts against Planned Parenthood. Rep.
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The White House and its allies made another push on Tuesday to highlight Republican intransigence.
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In Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Germany, France, Sweden and beyond, families and survivors push on.
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If you push on an object, it pushes back on you with the same force.
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Soon after arriving at Auschwitz, Dushman was ordered to leave and push on toward Berlin.
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He encouraged me to really whack the bike and push on it — it didn't budge.
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A second is that a new push on international sales has been a logistical challenge.
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The doctor ordered a "push" on my sedative, and I succumbed to the sweet blackness.
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When I talk to my sister about what I'm doing, she just says, push on.
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So don't worry, Trumpland will push on for the next 100 days — and the 1,261 after.
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You talked about the core values that you feel like the Democrats need to push on.
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You know that to open a door, you push on the side farthest from the hinge.
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"Amazon is making a big push on food items lately," Ramirez says, particularly for Prime users.
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Mr Erdogan and Vladimir Putin vowed to push on with Turkish Stream, a mooted gas pipeline.
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CGT boss Philippe Martinez vowed to push on with the strikes until Hollande withdraws the legislation.
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We lost brain stem reflexes by Day Two, but the patient's husband insisted we push on.
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Even in his own flashbacks, the mere presence of the frame seems to push on him.
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He repeatedly urged Republicans to push on, even when it was evident they lacked the votes.
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But he issued a statement Friday saying he's "disappointed" in Obama's continued push on the bill.
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Reminder: Next week is supposed to be the rollout of the GOP push on tax reform.
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There's a big push on the part of Transportation Alternatives to turn it into a PeopleWay.
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I would say not to be intimidated by what other people try to push on you.
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And on that question, what it would mean to really make a maximalist push on climate?
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Despite discussing Iran with Macron, Trump said last week he would push on with more sanctions.
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"We need to have a Tri-Caucus push on this," she told The Hill on Friday.
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Frustrated by the delay, the three remaining climbers decided to push on, even in the dark.
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Gorka, the RNC spokesman, said Trump's push on homelessness is a political winner for the president.
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We've also obviously continued to push on the research directions that are embodied in the principles.
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Mr. Trump's promise to make a push on infrastructure spending has bolstered stocks in construction companies.
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Last year, the social media behemoth started a new push on diversity in hiring and retention.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants," he told reporters.
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But the president insisted Monday that his latest push on immigration had nothing to do with politics.
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He would surely push on for fear of what might happen at home if he backed down.
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That base is global, but Forrest wants to push on to exploit further opportunities in regional markets.
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The Democratic push on gun control on Monday has at least one Republican open to bipartisanship: Sen.
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These particles slightly push on spacecraft, bumping them out of orbit and dragging them down to Earth.
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He'll also push on infrastructure spending, an early part of his agenda that fell as a priority.
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"An additional push on the stock has to be done bank by bank," the Italian socialist added.
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On one side the protesters vow to continue, on the other, the government vows to push on.
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"There is such a push on improving academic standards and test scores for our kids," Hubbard said.
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But so far, they have been less inclined to block Trump's clumsy push on Keystone XL altogether.
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Later, with Iraqi forces routed, Bush decided not to push on to Baghdad to oust Saddam Hussein.
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Trump has made a push on health-care after GOP efforts to repeal ObamaCare failed this year.
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The campaigns were making a final fundraising push on Friday, the last day of the third quarter.
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The president's comments came amid reports that his administration was considering a renewed push on the issue.
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LGBTQ activists have tried to push on with the march in the past two years, without success.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), who's leading the push on universal background checks, told VICE News last week.
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Mr. Biden repeatedly cited his initial legislative push on that issue from more than three decades ago.
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On Monday, Brouillette said the Trump administration would soon make a diplomatic push on stabilizing energy markets.
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The push on immigration comes against the backdrop of a ticking clock, and months of congressional inaction.
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The midwife told me not to push on the way to the hospital, but I pushed anyway.
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Push on her tail and she'll open up her mouth, taking big chomps out of the air.
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Tim Kaine's (D-Va.) push on the Senate side will at least get a vote after Jan.
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The hearing also comes amid a renewed push on Capitol Hill to pass mental health reform legislation.
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She expects Ukraine and Syria to be topics of discussion and that Trump will push on Iran.
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"We're going to push on every angle we can, for as much as we can," Kildee said.
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Or do they call Pelosi's bluff and see how far she is willing to push on subpoenas?
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Would they chase the rumor about the Thieve's Guild or push on through the main story line?
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But Trump seems willing to continue to push on in Afghanistan, as evidenced by his August speech.
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He invited Asian, African and Latin American leaders to join them for a global push on these issues.
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This is needed, for example, for more of them to push on with digitalisation, where continental firms lag.
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Lawmakers voted to approve the reshuffle, giving Chahed support to push on with economic reforms asked by lenders.
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Bomb site A can be tricky to push on offense, especially when you find yourself in a 1v3.
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Whenever photons collide with a reflective surface, they bounce off, imparting a tiny push on whatever they hit.
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The bank plans to push on with a strategy of investing in China's southern Pearl River Delta region.
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INGRAHAM: Ivanka Trump is doing a big push on STEM for girls which I think is really important.
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And then at the same time you had a push on TV to do these kinds of stunts.
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Each one of us needs to push on what technology can do for people and for our world.
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CR: Let's push on and talk a little bit about Brexit, and Theresa May's speech later on today.
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And President Donald Trump continues to push on with the wall he's proposed between the US and Mexico.
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The listings of VietJet and Vietnam Airlines were part of the government's push on privatization to boost investment.
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It could break out Instagram revenue numbers following its first major advertising push on the platform last fall.
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The Friends Committee is also making a "big push" on the House Democrats' War Powers resolution, Gould said.
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"To see they're abstaining is disappointing, especially given their push on gender diversity," Campos said of State Street.
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In another area are federal police units, which have proved instrumental in the push on the city center.
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Allies engaged in operations in North Africa and Italy in preparation for the push on France and Germany.
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And then we place and push on the mirror with our eyes in line with the lower edge.
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According to the Center for Responsive Politics, in 503, D.C. lobbyists launched a renewed push on tax reform.
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And we'll continue to push on that very hard because no child should be using any tobacco product.
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But I had to push on... Days 4 & 5Difficulty Level: 4Here's where it got a little more annoying.
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We've had a whole host of games appear that push on the assumptions of the first-person cluster.
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The House Democratic class of '19 is planning a major push on voting, ethics and campaign finance reform.
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This, I believe, is why Trump focused his 11th-hour push on Senate races instead of House ones.
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To enter Samuji, I push on a rough-cut piece of Finnish granite fastened to the door bar.
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The president's latest push on refugees is a centerpiece of his final appearance at the U.N. General Assembly.
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If you push on a wall, the wall pushes back on you with a force of equal magnitude.
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Senate Republicans appear determined to push on with Kavanaugh's confirmation process, despite allegations from Ford and, now, Ramirez.
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So when you push on it with some force, you can assume no other significant forces act on it.
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"The ball is now clearly in the experimentalists' court to make a push on the experimental result," Polly said.
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Or, you push on said doors, annoying the stalls' occupants, and risking a mortifying encounter if the door's unlocked.
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US aircraft did strike ISIS targets during the push on Jarablus, but the boots on the ground are Turkish.
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Although the regulator did push on with other new measures, such as a formal English language requirement for drivers.
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In our demo, I was able to gently push on the side of the Fleye, and it compensated nicely.
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Last year, it raised $33 billion (at a $16.5 billion valuation) to push on with its battle against Uber.
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Lawmakers voted late on Monday to approve the new cabinet, giving Chahed support to push on with austerity measures.
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It sees a push on marketing, particularly to the lucrative Chinese tourist market, as key to changing its fortunes.
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Even parents who push on occasion also need to recognize that teenagers have reasons for the choices they make.
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Samsung has continued to push on that front, with a slight upgrade in pixel density from 27 to 28ppi.
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Representative John Fleming, the Louisiana Republican who initiated the impeachment push on Tuesday, viewed the agreement as a victory.
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But this is a starting point and we need to push on from this with a lot more confidence.
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What's also interesting ... her push on his behalf comes just ahead of Kanye West's Thursday meeting with President Trump.
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There's been a greater push on analytics and teams to look into it and how to get guys out.
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"If the anchoring is too slow one could say lets have another little push on the rate," Vallejo said.
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The voters who participated in "America in One Room" gave us an opportunity to push on this idea more.
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For now, Square is not "trying to push on the monetization of bitcoin today, " Friar, the company's CFO, said.
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People who try to push on from Italy into France face police officers wielding tear gas at the border.
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I highly suspect Betsy DeVos, whatever her command of black educational history, could get behind a big push on this.
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But now, she admits, it might be time to push on the gas while the incumbent is so badly wounded.
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The push on taxes by aerospace companies comes as they face some uncertainty under the administration of President Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump, in his second State of the Union address, called for a bipartisan infrastructure push on Tuesday night.
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"He is not pushing that yet, the front end policies, and we need to push on two fronts," Schankerman said.
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Even having most of their ducks in a row for this push on tax reform represents a small step forward.
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Perhaps sensing an opportunity around a cultural moment, the company has focused its first big push on the 2020 elections.Tip?
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As of this morning, a large group of the trekkers plan to push on toward Mexico's capital (The Associated Press).
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But I resolved to push on, to still believe in the boiled egg magic, with some microwave-powered hot water.
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The government's recent push on integration at once insists on the strength of Australian multiculturalism and warns of its vulnerability.
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Trainline opted to push on with the IPO despite sources saying private equity firms had expressed interest in buying it.
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So the question is what do you compromise on, what do you hold firm on, what do you push on?
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As a matter of law and policy, visa denials are a wide-open door the Trump administration can push on.
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The Senate is moving ahead with its own legislative push on opioids, though the midterm politics differ in that chamber.
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AT&T and Time Warner can now push on with the deal, which they aim to close later this month.
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Regardless, they push on, having already traveled long distances, avoiding authorities while traversing mountainous terrain and forging streams and rivers.
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New York is about to make a serious push on electric cars and chargers, and Massachusetts is already doing so.
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A four-on-the-floor beat arrives halfway through to push on to the end, turning EDM optimism against itself.
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It is also running ads on local newspaper websites around the country and making an aggressive push on social media.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants — many other plants," Trump told reporters Tuesday.
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But Britain's attitude is a sign that despite momentum, the EU's biggest push on defense since the 1990s could still fail.
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Merkley made a similar last-minute push on Bounds' nomination, which he opposed along with Bounds' other home-state senator, Sen.
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"If volumes had been higher, the push on Select may not have been a problem," a metals focused fund manager said.
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Until then, he'll have to push on through the NBA's first, loneliest lesson: that this is a tough, even cruel business.
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Working together, our cats could open these—Roscoe would push on the foot lever and Sadie would jump inside the lid.
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He has overseen a big awareness-raising push on social media, and through conferences and debates that carry the Nobel name.
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Obama led global negotiations for the nonbinding pact in 2015 as part of an aggressive second-term push on climate change.
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His push on Fox News' Sunday program for an investigation into the Obama administration will likely be a factor as well.
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And when I push on this, the officer tells me that the only games the library deals with are PS3 games.
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Kushner has been leading a push on prison reform as part of his portfolio as a senior adviser to the President.
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She called for "public policies that address the composition of our modern workforce," noting the administration's current push on tax reform.
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" The counselor would "massage and push on his abdomen in order to increase circulation to his intestines to help his IBS.
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Back in her lab, a gentle push on one squirt's belly saw the creature let loose the eponymous squirt of water.
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But he also took a firm stance on new investment, promising a "big push" on new factories in the United States.
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But she didn't push on his evasions, especially on that last point, nor break through his word cloud of preprogrammed phrases.
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Republicans hope they can focus their attacks on centrist Democrats who may be hearing criticisms about their party's push on impeachment.
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"Elon Musk appears addicted to a mental state where he can endlessly push on," Janine Woodcock, an international executive coach, said.
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In recent years, the UN has stepped up its efforts to tackle the issue and push on the troop contributing countries.
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The White House said Monday that Trump, not DeVos, would be the face of the administration's push on new gun proposals.
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It later became a major voice during the 2015 push on Capitol Hill to overhaul the NSA's most controversial spying programs.
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There's a big push on things like the ability to upgrade the satellite, refuel a satellite and de-orbit a satellite.
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But a major push on renewable power and transportation would get California just one-fourth of the way toward its goal.
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Also highly energetic particles streaming from the Sun can push on the particles in a ring, causing the debris to fall inward.
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The renewable energy push on Samsø was led by a few local citizens, and locals own many of the island's wind turbines.
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The government push on extradition rules comes as critics say freedoms have been corroded further by China's Communist leaders in Hong Kong.
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Around 62 percent of those from Google Play – which could be another reason why Facebook is giving Onavo a push on iOS.
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The harder we push on improving output and employment, the more we learn how much we can achieve on those two fronts.
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"The good thing is, this give me more fuel to push on Linda [Jiang, head of industrial design] for the next phone."
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" Between the lines: Parly conceded that despite the current push on "strategic autonomy," the state of Europe's collective military capabilities is "unflattering.
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When we come back, the House passes a budget blueprint clearing the way for the GOP&aposs final push on tax reform.
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And it's raised $5 million in fresh funding to push on with its lofty target of reaching one billion emerging market users.
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"I think this is unique to Wells Fargo and their particular situation and how hard they push on cross-sell," he said.
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You ride the scooter by standing on foot pegs on the side of the wheel; just push on the battery and go.
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Frustration over the slow pace of reducing nuclear stockpiles shadowed the final day of the summit, Obama's last major push on denuclearization.
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They could either push on, or they could take the sofa out and start over, as Donnie would have insisted he do.
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Still, as the president begins his final push on the campaign trail, some believe that his popularity outside of Washington is underestimated.
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And the "war on terrorism" has fostered the delusion that, with a final push on a battlefield somewhere, it can be won.
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That's not the type of pain you want to have while you're supposed to push on the gas or pump the brakes.
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Susan Collins of Maine, both Republican lawmakers with whom she developed a close relationship during her push on the child tax credit.
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With what magnitude force do you need to push on the block perpendicular to the wall to keep the block from falling?
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The joint entity, which is being labeled "India's largest online real estate services company," will get a financial boost, to push on.
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The Hong Kong government has also proved steadily more prone to push on, at least initially, in the face of public outcry.
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"Each house was made just large enough to push on a truck and move it," Ms. Yamauchi remembered in the oral history.
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The president's push on settlements unnerved Mr. Netanyahu, according to officials on both sides, though they avoided an open split over it.
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But immediately after Mr. de Blasio's victory, Mr. Ward strongly backed the mayor's push on universal prekindergarten and, later, on affordable housing.
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That's why the Metro desk has begun an all-out reporting push on the problems plaguing New York's subways and commuter lines.
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The final push on the stadium came after the SDF neutralized ISIS' other remaining holdout in Raqqa, the city's hospital, earlier Tuesday.
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But old habits die hard and firms hiring in Singapore also need to open their recruitment to match the push on lifelong learning.
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Republican lawmakers said the new push on healthcare would maintain Obamacare's essential health benefits clause listing services and care that insurers must cover.
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The new push on medical bills comes as the administration starts to implement parts of its "Drug Blueprint" to lower prescription drug prices.
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The laser light would "push" on a thin sail connected to the satellite, propelling it up to one-fifth the speed of light.
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He said the partnership with Itochu opened this opportunity to push on to gain momentum before a planned Series B round next summer.
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"Sometimes I'm so tired, but once I get into my own head, I push on regardless of how my body feels," she says.
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Ryanair agreed to take a majority stake in the leisure airline soon after in a major push on the German and Austrian markets.
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I shook it a bit, stuck it back in, and the sensor inside decided it would push on for a few more cycles.
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Additionally, the drones can perform mid-air stunts like backflips and 360-degree rotations with a single button push on the remote control.
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"Waist deep in the Big Muddy, and the big fool says to push on," I heard Pete Seeger sing in Washington in 1967.
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Trainline opted to push on with the IPO despite sources saying private equity firms had expressed interest in buying it in recent months.
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Additionally, let's remember that the African American faith community makes its big "get out the vote" push on the weekend before Election Day.
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The Attorney General and the Environment Department will continue to push on behalf of our communities until PFAS is no longer a threat.
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Just one year ago we could, and he explained friction and inertia to my son, letting him push on his wheelchair to demonstrate.
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Despite the push on domestic production, agriculture minister Han Changfu said on Wednesday that China would still rely on imports for soybean supplies.
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" "If we're going to rebuild and reconstruct we ought to do it with appropriate priorities... we're going to make it and push on.
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Notifications now have a "press for more" callout to let you know that you can push on it to get more actionable items.
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Next, after a season-long push on The Ultimate Fighter, a legion of strawweights—including the 2135-2125 Calderwood—edged into the spotlight.
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To push on, Flipkart raised $1.4 billion in fresh funding from eBay, Microsoft and Tencent in April at a valuation of $11.6 billion.
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Traverso and the rest of the team at Fru developer Through Games could push on because there wasn't as much on the line.
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To release the ice balls after freezing simply pull the halves apart, flip over the mold, and push on the bottom of it.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.) will highlight President Trump's endorsement ahead of his special election primary with a new digital ad push on Wednesday.
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It was one of his books that Mr. Ullah tried to push on his wife when he returned to Dhaka in early September.
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Executives at least five major banks in London told Reuters they will push on with their contingency plans regardless of the latest agreement.
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And as more questions are being asked about antitrust, big tech has been under pressure to respond — hence the collective push on portability.
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When the buggy accelerates to the left, this causes a force to push on the movable track, making it accelerate to the right.
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The world's second-largest economy is already showing some good progress in its push on homegrown industries such as artificial intelligence and chips.
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Mr. Wyden continued his push on Monday, suggesting Mr. Pompeo's record conveyed "enthusiasm for sweeping new surveillance programs targeting Americans," among other concerns.
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Joe MorelleJoseph (Joe) MorelleHouse panel delays vote on surprise medical bills legislation Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (D-N.
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House Democrats escalated a push on Wednesday to get the Federal Communications Commission to do more to reveal the sponsors of political advertisements.
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All you have to do is throw in your ingredients, push "ON," and voila — your tasty concoction will be ready in no time.
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The Senate voted to move forward with its Obamacare repeal push on Tuesday, with Vice President Mike Pence delivering the tie-breaking vote.
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So, I'm gonna push on this because I think most people feel that that's not where workplaces are going in that way. Right.
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"They [the companies] are starting to, quite rightly, to push on the boundaries of the agreements we signed 50 years ago," he said.
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While iPhones don't let you customize what happens when you push on the home button, Android devices include launchers that dictate the homescreen experience.
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So, you know, I&aposm optimistic and that he&aposs going to get involved in this and try very hard to push on it.
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Bloomberg reports:Shares in the Paris-based company have soared more than 60 percent since it gave further details of its crypto push on Feb.
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You can push on one and two of those — maybe even three with different drugs — but you can't get rid of all of them.
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The current major conservative push on welfare issues is to adopt tougher work requirements for food stamps, which some conservative states have already done.
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In the latter tournament, it was Mr Woods who mounted a late push on the last day, similar to Mr Johnson's this past weekend.
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An initial version of the electric 500 has been produced in the United States to comply with local authorities' push on zero-emission cars.
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And many nations at U.N. negotiations in Bonn, Germany, this week concerning details of the Paris Agreement have said they will push on regardless.
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The company has been linked with an investment from internet giant Tencent to push on in China, but so far nothing has been confirmed.
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"Once we heard that there were splits in the peloton we were all really motivated to push on and extend the gap," he said.
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"There has already been a major push on the savory side to reinvent our cuisine," said Mr. Massoud of chefs in the Middle East.
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The move also follows Microsoft's earlier announcement that LinkedIn would open to video uploads as part of a larger video push on its part.
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Cornyn, the No. 2 ranking Senate Republican, suggested that infrastructure spending should be part of a broader bipartisan push on reaching a balanced budget.
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Republican lawmakers have said the new push on healthcare would maintain Obamacare's essential health benefits clause listing services and care that insurers must cover.
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The more you push on the spray handle, the faster the water comes out of the hose, and the faster the pool fills up.
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Once an informal network, a group of friends and associates is organizing a united political push on issues like education, employment and voting rights.
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Instead they prepared to push on, some just trying their luck, others certain they could never go back to the countries they left behind.
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If you push on an object in a direction perpendicular to that object's velocity, the object won't change speed, but it will change direction.
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But there is little help for them here, as they push on in hopes of reaching some of the grim refugee camps further in.
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The property market was more resilient than expected, and a push on infrastructure spending also fueled demand for steel as a vital building material.
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Previously, NASA used the scoop to push on the soil around the hole, hoping to collapse the hole so the drill wouldn't wobble around.
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Johnson continues to spearhead the push on Capitol Hill and inside the Pentagon to upgrade Miller&aposs Navy Cross to the Medal of Honor.
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House lawyers indicated in advance of last week's committee and floor votes that the panel planned to push on with its impeachment-related investigations.
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The Trump administration's push on Iraq is part of its strategy of using sanctions to weaken Iran's economy and prompt political or policy change.
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Guterres said the UN would push on with tackling issues hanging over from the talks, including reopening Sanaa airport and shoring up the central bank.
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But when executives rejected the idea, Svensson and Derek Bier (engineer and manager of the new GT team) decided to push on without telling anyone.
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The company, though, is focusing its marketing push on making the service robust in Seattle, hoping efforts there can serve as a blueprint for expansion.
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Traders also reported the presence of large options expiring around $1.27 levels over the next two weeks as having an upward push on the pound.
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It works similarly to 3D Touch on the iPhone, changing the screen's response depending on how hard you push on it, except it's more useful.
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Central bankers have not exhibited much concern over the equity rout, indicating they intend to push on with plans to tighten monetary policy this year.
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"We have to accelerate the process, which is what Salame will say and push on with going to the ballot box," a French official said.
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But in this case, the outside force voluntarily demobilized: After the stimulus was approved, the labor movement refused to push on the things they wanted.
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The hedge fund disclosed its GKN stake on the same day that London-listed Melrose signalled its determination to push on with its takeover plan.
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The Sanders campaign launched a new push on Snapchat, running daily advertisements encouraging people to attend the caucuses and share their pictures with other supporters.
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Nor have central bankers exhibited much concern over the equity rout, indicating they intend to push on with plans to tighten monetary policy this year.
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Marsha Blackburn and tied her Democratic opponent to Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer, and Nancy Pelosi, and he looked ahead to his administration's push on infrastructure.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May made a push on Friday for a trade agreement with the United States during a visit to the White House.
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Yum China has been trying to turn around the unit by simplifying its menu, as well as making a push on mobile payments and delivery.
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Democrats will continue their push on Wednesday to fill the Supreme Court vacancy after being handed a new cudgel on Tuesday by the court itself.
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"The result suggests that Kroger's investment in lower prices and its push on digital are both paying dividends," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said.
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Congress will also examine bills aimed at curbing the epidemic, as the House Energy and Commerce Committee will kick off its legislative push on Wednesday.
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But when the stars pack up their cleats and the announcers leave Moscow behind, M. will push on, trying to fight for a better country.
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Instead, he talks about the suffering farm economy and how looming Chinese tariffs in response to Trump's protectionist push on trade could make things worse.
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Democrats are drafting a dissenting report based on the committee's work thus far and have pledged to push on with their investigation without Republican cooperation.
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It signaled Alibaba's intent to push on with its so-called "new retail" strategy where it looks to merge its online business with offline stores.
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Elizabeth Warren is making an economically focused push on climate Friday as she seeks to regain momentum after briefly challenging for frontrunner status months ago.
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So there is some broad-based push on input costs that have kind of come in and affected us and many other industries as well.
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More than 1,000 people arrived in Guatemala on Monday, part of a second caravan, but have since divided into smaller groups to push on northward.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-CA), chair of the House Administration Committee, is leading the push on this legislation, as she did on the SAFE Act as well.
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When you push on a key, the rubber collapses, the metal nub goes down, and it contacts a circuit board underneath, which then registers a keystroke.
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What they're doing: The company is taking three measures to make their push on gun control: Creating a $1 million fund for non-profits and activists.
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But then came the last-minute push on Lucas Vázquez that offered Ronaldo the chance to redeem himself and qualify Madrid with a textbook penalty kick.
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Osorio was angered after match officials decided not to refer an apparent push on Mexico's Hector Moreno for an assessment by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).
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"European bank stocks need to pick up for the rest of the European market to push on higher again," said Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu.
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The National Football League is looking to score with audiences in China, where the game starts during morning rush hour, via a push on social media.
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Finnish trade minister Kai Mykkanen said most of his peers preferred to let the Commission push on with talks, with an assessment of progress in November.
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She wanders to the backyard, so you, as her spirit companion Aiden, give her a push on the frozen swing and aimlessly trudge through the snow.
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Congress is already debating the budget for fiscal 18 and we know that President Trump and his administration are planning a big push on tax reform.
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He coordinated then-mayor Bloomberg's prized push on climate change and cities, a background that suggests that the Alphabet shop may move more aggressively into energy.
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In Germany, Trump's push on trade and tariffs, as well as signals of support by the US ambassador for populist, right-wing movements are particularly concerning.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants - many other plants," he told reporters at the start of the meeting.
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Zribi said the government was ready to launch a new push on the reforms package in the public sector, the banking sector, state companies and taxes.
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The rally got a further push on Thursday from the prospect of snap elections that could see a business-friendly centre-right coalition come to power.
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The US sees the SDF as the most effective force fighting ISIS in Syria supporting its push on the city of Raqqa, ISIS' self-declared capital.
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Trump will wrap up his push on Friday with a visit to the Department of Transportation to discuss regulatory reform for roads and rail, Cohn said.
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But should this reader push on, she will emerge with an enriched ear with which to listen to her many and various and most private conversations.
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But in book after book, if you do push on through one chapter break, and then on through the chapter break after that, something amazing happens.
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Mr. Schumer acknowledged that relations had been antagonistic given the go-it-alone Republican push on health care and the tax law and differences on immigration.
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China's answer to Spotify may push on with a $2 billion listing in New York this December, according to several media reports that cite unidentified sources.
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It was there that he unveiled what would become his tagline for the closing presidential push on the bill, promising Americans a tax cut for Christmas.
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"A version is just where they kind of push on the baby and try to turn him manually from the outside of the belly," she explained.
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They're trying to overcome their lack of experience in political negotiations, and hoping not to repeat the mistakes of the White House's push on health care.
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UCLA made a late push on the strength of 3-pointers from Wilkes and Jaylen Hands, getting as close as 77-73 with 39 seconds remaining.
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I imagine trying to push on the handrims and propel us forward toward a different future, but instead remaining here, just hoping we don't fall backward.
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Traders also reported the presence of large options expiring around the $1.27 line over the next two weeks as having a upward push on the pound.
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Poland could push on some of its state-run power groups, including PGE, Energa and Enea to look at the assets as a result, the paper said.
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The lender plans to step up its expansion drive by making a stronger push on private and small business customers, a board member told a German newspaper.
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Other variables include the imminent departure of White House counsel Don McGahn — who has overseen the administration's push on judges — and the outcome of the midterm elections.
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In the runup to New Hampshire, Sanders made a big push on the site, spending $50,20203 on ads on the site in the week ending on Feb.
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Regardless, Trump plans to use the first veto of his presidency to push on with his plans for a border wall, defying members of his own party.
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It's a story that makes you want to push on for hours, with combat that is flexible enough that it's fun to experiment with different fighting styles.
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We'll continue to improve the game, we'll continue to push on these things, and we'll have to be very cautious with what this means for future products.
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From early 2015, the company has been building the platform and working with a few trusted businesses to really "push on it," founder Fiona McLean told Mashable.
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The proposed U.S. support could allow America to aid an eventual push on the western port city of Hodeidah, which is under the control of the Houthis.
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It leaves one wondering how many distortions and misrepresentations Trump will push on Wednesday, when everyone — including the president — will be watching Mueller's full day of testimony.
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The plan is to use the money to push on in Southeast Asia and Latin America, grow the userbase and app count, and land more strategic partners.
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Instagram declined to comment regarding whether this was part of a bigger push on the web, so this seems like more of a one-off feature addition.
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But since Trump's push on Space Force, Wilson has refrained from criticizing the proposal, saying earlier this month that she is in "complete alignment" with the president.
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And, if it doesn't, to push on why there are discrepancies between what people have told the special counsel's office and what Trump is telling them. 17.
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We'll no doubt see a much more focused push on that front next week at CES, but in the meantime, here's a thermostat to hold you over.
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House Democrats on Wednesday introduced a bill to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices, hoping to lay the groundwork for a push on the issue next year.
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And when you've traveled around the world, spent thousands of dollars to get there and are only 300 very dangerous feet from the top, you push on.
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The arch had a Lego-size piece that was motorized, so every minute or every 30 seconds, this little Lego-shaped bit would push on your foot.
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She also started a fund-raising push on her official Twitter account for Representatives Jahana Hayes of Connecticut, Katie Hill of California and Mike Levin of California.
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Joe Manchin and Heidi Heitkamp in a new ad buy to vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh, making one final push on behalf of the Supreme Court nominee.
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After lunch Ismail asks if we want to stop at an Argan Oil co-op but we're all pretty tired so we just push on to Marrakech.
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Wall Street had a major push on so that the overseas derivatives activities of American banks would not be regulated by our people, but by overseas regulators.
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But Norway's big electric push on cars does not mean the nation is abandoning fossil fuels, revealing what critics call a notable contradiction in its climate policy.
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Democratic strategist Doug Thornell said a push on welfare could trigger a political backlash for Republicans from elderly and blue-collar voters in the November congressional elections.
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However, there's been a push on social media for other actors to get the lead role -- suggested names have included Don Cheadle, Forest Whitaker and even Usher.
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The HP Envy Curved AiO 28 does include a camera, but it's hidden out of sight on the top until you push on it to pop it up.
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De Beers (pretty much the sole proprietor for diamonds in the world for over a century) made a concerted push on popular culture to make diamonds a thing.
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Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January and began a new push on May 27 to capture the remaining enclave, where up to 200,000 people are trapped.
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Another big push on prices came from computer games and equipment, which are typically imported and therefore reflect the diminished buying power of sterling since the Brexit vote.
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" Netflix's Chief Product Officer said in October that the company is monitoring password sharing and it's looking at "consumer-friendly ways to push on the edges of that.
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As both traveling troupes push on to their next destinations, either abroad or at home, their work is creating a better environment for circus to thrive in Ethiopia.
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In the early going especially, the script feels rushed, as if Benson is in a hurry to get past establishing the character and push on toward the commune.
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Real growth is slowing down anyhow and setting a lower target would give China room to push on with reforms needed to meet 2020 targets, these advisers said.
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Most of the interview has Jenkins going deep with Push on the process and execution of Daytona, especially in regards to its short length and focused subject matter.
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Microsoft will now have to either walk things back to simplicity, or push on and hope that Skype users accept these big changes and don't go looking elsewhere.
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What law enforcement wants, and what it seems like Amazon is trying to push on police departments nationwide, is the creation of this infrastructure inside the police department.
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If it is, the market could then push on the idea of a more potent 50 basis point cut that would have more power to jolt the economy.
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"There is some broad-based push on input costs that have kind of come in and affected ours and many other industries as well," Quincey told the Journal.
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In that letter, the organizations indicated that their push on moderators came after a string of town halls hosted by CNN that were led exclusively by male reporters.
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Why it matters: Both these meetings reflect Trump's recent willingness to buddy up with Dems and moderates, not just Republicans, as he begins his push on tax reform.
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The three-times Grand Slam champion said he would decide whether to have surgery within a week or push on through the pain to farewell fans at Wimbledon.
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This time around, they had to push on in the first two rounds against Houston and Portland without the injured Curry, the league's two-time most valuable player.
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Some investor activists said they believe the SFC's actions reflect a broader policy push on the part of the Hong Kong government and elites to suppress negative views.
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Once they had created a large enough opening, they were able to push on to where they suspected the group was, roughly three miles from the cave entrance.
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I want to push on this because it doesn't seem totally fair to say that Hooked came out and people only use that book to do good things.
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Franklin's ships ought to have been freed during the summer of 903 so that they could push on to the western end of the passage at Bering Strait.
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But Mr. Grossmann noted that the minimal advertising on the Michigan websites — along with their promotional push on Facebook — may signal that profits are not the main goal.
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Perhaps Apple will finally embrace big-screen gaming with a renewed Apple TV or iPad push on top of Apple Arcade, maybe even with its own game controller.
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"We expect the high pricing pressure to continue... This is why we will push on our efficiency increases even more consistently," CEO Carsten Spohr said in a statement.
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The push on climate change has come amid renewed attention to the issue in recent months following flooding in the Midwest, wildfires in Australia and other environmental disasters.
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Milano made a public push on behalf of Georgia's Jon Ossoff (D) ahead of his special election bid to win the contentious House race in Georgia's 6th District.
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The bill represents the latest push on Capitol Hill to address Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election and counter potential threats ahead of the 2018 midterms. Sens.
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Meanwhile Esurance, which opted for a spot before kickoff, drew 221,319 tweets thanks to the company's push on social media to promote a sweepstakes under the hashtag #EsuranceSweepstakes.
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Democrats' last big legislative push on climate was the American Clean Energy and Security Act, commonly known as the Waxman-Markey bill, back during Barack Obama's first term.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants — many other plants," he told reporters at the start of the meeting with auto executives.
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The Republican-controlled Congress returns Tuesday to begin an aggressive push on a range of policies that their new partner -- President-elect Donald Trump -- can help turn into law.
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Ryanair agreed in March to buy a majority stake in the new Austrian leisure airline in a major push on the German and Austrian markets dominated by Lufthansa (LHAG.DE).
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Perez, who said the conversation had been "really good", added that they had agreed to forget the past and push on with the interests of the Silverstone-based team.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants — many other plants," he told reporters at the start of the meeting with auto executives.
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Activists pledged to push on with the march as they had tried to do in 2015 and 2016, using a hashtag for "We March" in Turkish to establish solidarity.
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But away from the multitudes of critics and protesters, DeVos is being deployed like a rock star at Trump events as he makes a concerted push on education issues.
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Lei made the following reveals in his letter: Here's the interesting part of what Lei said, he wants to push on and see Xiaomi development its offline retail arm.
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Indeed, as the popularity of cryptocurrencies has grown, so has the banking industry's interest in blockchain for fintech, with an increased and focused push on bank-backed blockchain projects.
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"We have a very big push on to have auto plants and other plants - many other plants," he told reporters at the start of the meeting with auto executives.
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After a jog to western Iowa on Saturday, he returns east for his final push on Sunday in Cedar Rapids and Davenport, the second- and third-largest Iowa cities.
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In order to make a real difference, advocates, activists, and policy makers need to continue their innovative and precedent-setting push on everything from entitlement programs to educational opportunities.
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"I still have that drive to want to push on a little bit further, and to have these great memories to look back on and show Reggie," she said.
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Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January and began a new push on May 27 to capture the remaining Islamic State-held enclave in the city's western side.
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While the IT industry is mourning the death of CEO Mark Hurd at age 62, the sad truth is that, as a global company, Oracle must quickly push on.
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The wildest highlight of the night came from Architect, who as Bastion jumped onto the chandelier during the Shock's final push on Eichenwalde to tear through the Titans defenses.
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The battery only runs when you push on the trigger and it lasts for up to 60 minutes, letting you clean your whole apartment more efficiently than ever before.
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We cut people up and take risks other couriers don't take—but we have to push on to meet the half hour deadline to pick up and deliver orders.
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In addition to the charter freeze and push on integration, it promised big increases in teacher pay and in funding for disabled students and schools that serve poor children.
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Seeing Sam, who stood 5-feet-7 and never weighed more than 155 pounds, shoulder heavy loads and push on without complaint inspired me when my own strength flagged.
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"But we're seeing a real push on prices lately with new homes and apartments trading above 2573,2257 koruna per square meter," or about $2328 per square foot, he said.
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He continued his push on Tuesday, delivering a fiery speech before hundreds of soldiers, complaining that legislators were delaying approval of the funds and accusing them of supporting criminals.
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So therefore the upward push on prices may end up in stronger growth from United States and elsewhere which are profitable not at $45 but profitable around $55-$60.
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"We have a big push on electrification right now," Craig told Cramer, referring to the burgeoning trend of building vehicles to run using electric power rather than traditional fuel.
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Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January and began a new push on May 27 to capture the enclave where about 200,000 people are trapped in harrowing conditions.
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Bloomberg reiterated his apology, and tried to turn the attack back onto Biden, who led the push on the 1994 Crime Bill, and even Sanders, who voted for it.
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Developed by Extell, a company that helped set off the luxury buying frenzy in the last cycle, this project could spur a similar push on the Lower East Side.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) called for yet another push on clean repeal, even though it failed to pass the Senate by a whopping seven Republican votes just this week.
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Concerted push towards ISIS strongholds The Mosul front is the latest to be opened up in an all-out push on key cities held by ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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Syrian's government and allied forces backed by Russia and Iran have swiftly recaptured other rebel strongholds in the southwest and vowed to push on and recover all of the country.
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Snapchat is letting more than 20 news partners create curated "stories" with user-generated content from its platform as part of a new content push on its media section, Discover.
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While other tech companies have been experimenting with, and even applying, differential privacy techniques — including Google, via its RAPPOR project — Apple's push on this front appears to be considerably broader.
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SmartHR, a younger rival to free which specializes in HR as the name suggests, raised $13.3 million earlier this year to push on into areas such as payroll and more.
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Nineteen phones were announced around this industry event including the latest from Samsung, Sony, Nokia and LG. These are the phones that the manufacturers will push on consumers in 3.53.
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Depending on how much oxygen that takes up and how involved the President gets in pushing for another push on repeal-and-replace, tax reform could struggle to break through.
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Trump, the official said, will start his infrastructure push on Monday with a Rose Garden speech that will propose separating all air traffic control operations from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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"Cattle and other animals just like to push on [the] fence, so even when you are finished with the fence you have to constantly go check the fence," he said.
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But sterling has struggled to push on since, and analysts are still divided over the broader outlook for the currency heading into the formal launch of Brexit talks next year.
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The area's proximity to Iraqi supply lines reaching Qayyara air base further north, which will be used as a logistics hub for the push on Mosul, lends it strategic importance.
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The change comes following a big push on Amazon's part to clean up its product reviews by removing bad actors from the review ecosystem, through both legal and technical means.
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Starace, who said the group would make a bigger push on consolidating minorities in coming years, said he was ready to make small- and medium-sized acquisitions, mainly in grids.
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He has also bucked the administration's push on healthcare, casting the deciding vote last week to kill a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill, halting healthcare reform efforts in the Senate.
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It's your job to have the strength to stand up and push on, to keep fighting, Because if you give up then you will never experience the tears of triumph.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced on Monday that Washington would send 560 additional troops to assist Iraqi forces in an expected push on the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul.
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The scale of the task dimly dawning on us, we push on, trudging along the rumble strip of Interstate 80 in New Jersey, battered by gusts of passing tractor-trailers.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is quietly feeling the waters on trying for another push on immigration legislation as President Donald Trump continues to up the rhetoric on the issue.
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U.S. core inflation figures, which will be closely scrutinised by the Federal Reserve as it looks to push on with its recent run of rate hikes, are also due later.
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The keyboard flexes inward if you push on it with any sort of effort, and the screen is so flimsy that I have no doubt you could snap it easily.
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Anyway, as you know from my democratic reform agenda, I also believe that we should push on things, that we need to make the case for that maybe aren't popular.
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"We have to face reality that this is the next four years, and the best way to make sure our values are upheld is actually push on them," he said.
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BECKY QUICK: LARRY, JUST TO PUSH ON THAT -- I KNOW YOU CAN'T GIVE AWAY TOO MANY DETAILS OR TELL US WHAT'S BEHIND THE SCENES BECAUSE THIS IS AN ACTIVE NEGOTIATION.
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Indeed, House lawyers said in a filing Monday in the Mueller report case that lawmakers plan to push on with the impeachment investigation notwithstanding the votes and expected Senate trial.
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The event was intended to show unity between Trump and McConnell, who have had a volatile relationship, and to prepare the ground for an all-out push on tax reform.
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Trump on Tuesday urged congressional leaders to make a big push on taxes with cuts for individuals and companies and tax breaks for businesses to bring back profits from overseas.
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Your psychic intuition is blooming, and with it, you must develop your ability to discern your own feelings and expectations from the ones other people try to push on you.
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But Republicans have also been making a less-noticed push on a bill that would do more to deregulate the banking industry than any single piece of legislation in a generation.
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Haftar's push on Tripoli in Libya's northwest is the latest turn in a cycle of factional violence and chaos dating back to the 2011 uprising that overthrew veteran dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf your computer really is frozen and really isn't coming back, a firm and prolonged push on the power button is the key for just about any computer out there.
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You can define mass in two ways: how an object behaves in a gravitational field, and how it behaves when you try to push on it, also called its inertial mass.
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An official with American Bridge said that the group will also push on traditional Democratic attacks over Social Security and Medicare, as well as social issues such as same-sex marriage.
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Meanwhile, the European Commission is working on its biggest regulatory push on banking since the 2008 financial crisis, which could curb Britain's access following its departure from the bloc, Reuters reported.
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Why it matters: This effort, which includes a letter and press conference on Thursday, represents congressional Republicans' most detailed response yet to Democrats' push on climate change since last year's election.
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In that letter, the organizations indicated that their push on moderators came in the wake of a string of town halls hosted by CNN that were led exclusively by male reporters.
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After several years of administrative delays and local opposition to projects, the nuclear-dependent nation is set to make a new push on offshore wind following reforms aimed at removing hurdles.
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"Kraft Heinz are attempting a massive push on the fast forward button ... To acquire the sheer scale of brands that Unilever represents through one-off acquisitions could take decades," Clayton added.
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The Redmond-based software giant has been making an aggressive push on social media about a Windows 215 relaunch in recent days, something it only recently admitted was a Netflix collaboration.
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On Monday, Mitch McConnell said President Trump had "excessive expectations" about the speed of the democratic process, after Trump's frustrated responses to the failure of the GOP push on health care.
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Republicans leaders have signaled they are open to possible legislation for the troubled U.S. territory but are flatly opposed to any new gun law, despite Obama's recent push on the issue.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces have stepped up their campaign against Islamic State militants in an expected push on Mosul, Iraq's second largest city and the militants' biggest bastion, later this year.
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The startup is now looking to push on after it raised a $1.5 million round of investment that included participation from Martin Crawford, the former CEO of corporate services giant Vistra.
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Whether last year's fight over Gorsuch or this year's three-day government shutdown — and the intensified clamor for a more forceful push on DACA — the left's ken has been decidedly short.
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Trump remains focused elsewhere The White House insists that Trump's focus is elsewhere -- namely, his upcoming push on tax reform and the 12-day slog through Asia which commences on Friday.
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And, if you have a nuclear button ready to push on your desk, well you can sure as hell bet Trump has a bigger and better nuclear button on his desk.
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But they push on, keeping their feet planted in two worlds — a Latino culture that prizes assimilation and a white culture that believes that bigotry is a thing of the past.
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But because arguments based on maintaining global norms and respecting arms control pacts are seen as ineffective with the Trump administration, the Europeans are likely to push on a different lever.
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And, as part of a previously announced seven-figure advertising push on TV and digital, Buttigieg's team is placing state-specific, amateur-style videos starring local supporters on Facebook and YouTube.
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When Volvo decided a decade ago that it wanted to make a push on safety, the automaker created a plan to eliminate deaths and serious injuries in its vehicles by 2000.
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Mr. Lin and other experts say such conflicts can be resolved in favor of clean energy if big countries, including the United States, keep up the global push on climate change.
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Impeachment Now that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has made it clear he can push on with the impeachment trial without cooperation from Democrats, he's beginning to throw his weight around.
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Despite a push on the left to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, Mr. Biden's plan stops short of seeking that or even outlining any major restructuring of the agency.
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China will increase military spending by 7.6 percent this year, its lowest increase in six years, as the premier vowed to push on with a modernisation plan that will shrink staffing.
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Democrats are making a new push on gun control in response to the nightclub shooting in Orlando, focusing on a measure that would bar suspected terrorists from acquiring guns or explosives.
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A lot of the events that follow push on with surface-level happenings that go with any shady night out; edibles, weird pickup boys, "thotty" happenings, and the whole "bad decision" extravaganza.
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"By reducing an algorithm into a series of laser pulses that push on the appropriate ions, we can reconfigure the wiring between these qubits from the outside," Debnath offers in a statement.
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John Dorrian, a spokesman for the counter-ISIS coalition, told reporters Thursday that, in anticipation of the push on Raqqa, the SDF was boosting its ranks with more than 1,000 new recruits.
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Activists say they're just one vote away from bringing it to a vote in the Senate, and are planning a major push on February 27 to bring pressure to bear on lawmakers.
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The charges against the men suggest Giuliani's push on Ukraine and President Donald Trump's receptiveness to it had ties to an illegal effort to influence US politics and policy using foreign funds.
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Reclaim Idaho cofounder Luke Mayville talks on the phone at a coffee shop in Meridian, Idaho, coordinating 8 different staging locations during an Election Day signature push on Tuesday, March 13, 2018.
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I want to point out something which is that, as is famously known, there's a tremendous real estate push on places like San Francisco where we are now and New York City.
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Relieved residents emerge from the rubble Both sides believe that the other is trying to regroup for a renewed push on this strategic piece of real estate at the entrance to Aleppo.
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A quick tip: When you can push on the top of your salmon with a fork, and the the layers of flesh separate easily and seem moist, your fish is finished cooking.
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The company made a big push on the free Wi-Fi initiative, and today it revealed that it now covers 50 national stations, providing internet access to 3.5 million people each month.
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One source said both sides discussed infrastructure in an effort to try and lock in some early goodwill from a group that will be central to any big push on that front.
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Italian shoemaker Tod's said on Wednesday it would push on with investments in promoting its brands and that falling sales had not tempted the controlling family to take the luxury firm private.
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An elite Interior Ministry unit continued to push on Saturday through the Intisar district, where a U.S.-trained army unit had struggled to advance for after entering the southeast district last month.
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Murray was not happy when a league review ruled that Connolly's push on him moments before Vrana's goal had not been enough to keep him from being able to make the save.
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The renewed push on the TPP has somewhat overshadowed progress towards the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), championed by Beijing, and which members hope to sign by the end of the year.
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Before all people with type 2 diabetes can obtain one, "the major issue will be demonstrating cost effectiveness, through larger clinical trials, given the continual push on health care expenditure," he said.
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The efforts of Atlas pilots to push on their employers for a new contract have reached the US Court of Appeals in Washington, DC — one of the most important courts in America.
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"It's an election budget, to all intents and purposes, with a massive push on rural spending and some quite big tax cuts," said Shilan Shah, India economist at Capital Economics in Singapore.
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There has been a similar push on Capitol Hill before, when lawmakers and intelligence agencies in 2014 pressured companies to deal with ISIS and al-Qaeda efforts to radicalize and recruit online.
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The House Ways and Means Committee is also set to lay the groundwork for international tax reform push on Thursday, a bipartisan priority that could get halted by election-year legislative skittishness.
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But when she injured her shoulder in her final year, she had to decide whether to carry on as an athlete, which meant getting surgery and delaying college, or to push on.
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ABB also said it wanted growth in India to help balance weakness elsewhere, underscoring its push on the subcontinent by announcing that Satish Pai, a deputy managing director at Hindalco Industries Ltd.
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Then again, Ellis has led the team to 10 straight wins over two World Cups, so one also needs to consider that she knows exactly which buttons to push on her team.
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The four industry groups behind Responsible Rent Reform, either individually or as a coalition, are paying lobbying firms more than $0003,000 each month to push on the rent laws, state filings show.
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Finally, Trump made light of the impeachment push on Tuesday during the annual pardoning of turkeys in the White House Rose Garden shortly before he departed for Florida for the long weekend.
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BlackRock, an asset manager that's also drawn criticism from the environmental push, on Thursday joined Climate Action 100+, an initiative pushing private investors to disclose their emissions and reduce fossil fuel holdings.
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Mr. de Blasio continued his push on Thursday, energetically bounding onto the stage at the mayors' conference for his first address outside New York since his pledge to spread the good word.
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And just to push on-the-fence voters ever more into the Republican-red column ... The economy will continue to boom and President Trump will get a trade deal done with China.
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It is, like the second plan, an attempt to limit the cost of the cuts while integrating more child care benefits, as part of the Trump campaign's recent push on that issue.
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Even though the new draft of the bill was even harsher on coverage, at the end of the day nobody wanted to have the death of the repeal push on their hands.
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Naver, the company behind U.S.-Japan-listed chat app Line, has teamed up with SoftBank to launch a global investment fund worth $43 million to help two of its promising services push on.
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Antonia Hylton, Lindsay Van Dyke, and Emily Anderson kept us on the leading edge of a story we've been working on for a long time and that we will continue to push on.
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Her Ultimate ability, Supercharger, also allows her to dish out a temporary damage boost for her teammates, which can help save a late-minute attack or repel a final desperate push on defense.
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Behind the products that Instagram influencers push on your feeds (Wired) Why it matters: Brands are fully embracing the power of advertising through Instagram influencers, who are part of a multibillion-dollar industry.
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"The problem is that there is still high uncertainty and a lack of information on how much President-elect Trump will push on NAFTA revisions when he's in the White House," he said.
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The Koch brothers' political network will hold a panel discussion on Monday with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House Legislative Director Marc Short as part of the group's push on tax reform.
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By Lisa Lambert Democrats in the U.S. Senate made a concerted push on Tuesday during a confirmation hearing for nominees to the Securities and Exchange Commission to require corporations to disclose political contributions.
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Iran, according to one of the sources, wants to push on with territorial gains achieved by its allies in Syria, while Turkey is hell-bent on not allowing any Kurds near its border.
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President Donald Trump golfed with a vocal Republican critic of his health-care push on Sunday, as he insisted efforts to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law were not dead.
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The White House is also making its push -- on Twitter, by phone and behind closed doors -- in an effort to net President Donald Trump a major legislative achievement ahead of lawmakers' August recess.
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Secondly, plenty of people in Trump's orbit pinned blame on Ryan for the failure of the push on health care, and this is a powerful counter to accusations that he lacks strategic skill.
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IT players told Reuters late last year they planned to speed up local hiring, acquire U.S. firms with bigger local workforces and make a renewed push on automation to counter the regulatory threat.
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And needless to say, as fast and as successfully as Republicans have moved this up to this point, that laser-focused, day-in, day-out push on taxes has certainly not been there.
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China's state planner said the country will push on with achieving better results in getting its corporate sector to cut excessive borrowing, even though it has made initial progress in lowering debt levels.
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Most Western cities are comfortable, by in large, with the existing infrastructure — the challenges that have forced India to change, like exploding population growth and pollution, don't push on the West as hard.
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The United States is considering deepening its role in Yemen's conflict by more directly aiding the Saudi-led coalition and the proposed support could allow America to assist an eventual push on Hodeidah.
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Elizabeth Warren, despite failing to finish in the top-two of any of the first four nominating contests, remains determined to push on, perhaps all the way to this summer's convention in Milwaukee.
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Even after he had stopped posting on behalf of the promotion, he still has featured more frequently than any other fighter in Bellator's final push on social media over the last few days.
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Haftar's push on Tripoli in Libya's northwest is the latest turn in a cycle of factional violence and chaos in Libya dating back to the 2011 uprising that overthrew veteran dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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When you push on this type of pole, it starts to spin with the momentum of the push, then slows down until it eventually stops, like a merry-go-round on a playground.
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The websites may have been censored to pave the way for the parliamentary push on Tiran and Sanafir, one of the few issues where Mr. Sisi has appeared vulnerable in the past year.
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U.S. Army Colonel Steve Warren, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, said more troops would be deployed to Makhmour and that "tens of thousands" were needed for the final push on Mosul.
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However, the Syrian armed forces said they would push on with what they called their "sacred and noble task to rid what remains of terrorist organizations wherever on Syria's geography they are found".
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Turkey wants to start the push on Raqqa after operations in Iraq, including the offensive against Mosul, have been completed, the deputy prime minister, Numan Kurtulmus, said at a news conference last week.
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The debt increase and push on interest rates is coming as companies report near-record growth, with profits for companies tracking 24 percent higher year over year for the second quarter of 2018.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January and began a new push on Saturday to capture the enclave where about 200,000 people are trapped, regularly dropping leaflets telling families to flee.
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"We are supportive of management and cost cutting delivery, but for the equity story to push on the company now needs to demonstrate improvement in topline," Jefferies analyst Edward Mundy said in a note.
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"Anytime that there is a real push on the side of need and fertility [and] disease relief, we find that the skipping of steps becomes more and more politically and scientifically acceptable," said Knowles.
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To handle the demand for this newly focused push on providing fleets of scooters, Evans says Inboard will partner with "one of the world's leading contract manufacturers," though he declined to name which one.
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Her Downing Street office said May would unveil the "facilitated customs arrangement" to her ministers at her country residence Chequers, trying to secure an agreement to push on with all-but-stalled Brexit talks.
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Trump's advertising push on YouTube is seen as an attempt to bring the attention back to his campaign, even while he travels to Japan for the G-20 summit and follows the debate remotely.
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Your urge to express yourself in whatever way you think is appropriate (words are not always in your toolbox!) gets a push on Wednesday before communication planet Mercury switches signs from Scorpio to Sagittarius.
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The Taliban had besieged the base, which housed about 140 Afghan troops, for three days before the massive push on it late on Monday night, said the local provincial council chief, Mohammad Tahir Rahmani.
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But like any negotiating partner, a VC will likely be evaluating how savvy you appear to be in approaching a proposed term sheet when deciding how hard they are going to push on terms.
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Toshiba CEO Satoshi Tsunakawa told a news conference the complaint was groundless and that Toshiba would push on with the sale, sticking to its plan to complete the second round of bidding on Friday.
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While many celebrities succumb to peddling products and external add content, hell would more than likely freeze over before we see a tea cleanse add or waist trainer push on the Queen Bey's grid.
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Barzani said the timing for launching the push on Mosul, 360 km(240 miles) north of Baghdad, had not been determined, though Iraqi commanders have said it could begin as soon as late October.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ethiopia's Bogaletch Gebre - feted for almost eradicating female genital mutilation in her home region - has died, her charity said on Wednesday, as activists vowed to push on with her work.
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On Monday, she also pointed to the lack of affordable child care as "enormously prohibitive to women in the workforce," saying it's something she's working to tackle with the administration's push on tax reform.
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And now we have this similar push on mortgage interest tax breaks that's drawing massive ire from home builders, realtors, and others who believe such a move would really hurt home prices and values.
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"That's a very hard thing to push on a client," Blank said, adding that she often must explain to her client that this kind of scrutiny is for the sake of their ultimate safety.
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By then consolidation between Syngenta's rivals Dow and DuPont coupled with a slump in grain prices meant the board felt it had little choice but to push on negotiations with its friendly Chinese suitor.
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Fujifilm made its own push on the medium format front with the new GFX 50R, which sticks a larger than full frame (but smaller than "traditional" medium format) sensor inside an impressively small body.
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"The broad story is the tug of war between the Fed, which seems determined to push on with monetary tightening and reducing its balance sheet and political uncertainty, " said Danske Bank analyst Jens Pederson.
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But if we don't engage in the questions of governance at all, then what we do is effectively push on the structures but then allow the Republicans and Democrats to settle the issues electorally.
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We'll start with the latest on surprise billing.. Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks Protecting patients from surprise medical bills was supposed to be one of Congress's few bipartisan accomplishments this year.
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Smallville actress Allison Mack first invited Nicole to the secret society within NXIVM in 2016 as a way to help with her acting career and push on her fears and depression, the witness testified.
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More than 3.3 million Iraqis have been displaced by fighting since early 2014, and up to 1.5 million more could be affected in the push on Mosul later this year, according to the United Nations.
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Dozens of demonstrators attempted to walk along an avenue in Caracas but were moved onto the sidewalk by police in riot gear, leading them to shout at the officers and push on their riot shields.
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The United States is stepping up its military campaign against Islamic State (IS) by sending hundreds more troops to assist Iraqi forces in an expected push on Mosul, the militants' largest stronghold, later this year.
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Amazon's own products get a major push on Prime Day, so if you've been tempted to subscribe to some of its services, including Amazon Music and Kindle Unlimited, now is the time to do it.
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He might use this time to push on with more change, for example with a second round of promised labour and unemployment reforms, potentially weakening the entrenched power of the unions, or cutting pension costs.
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"The BOJ made some dovish comments and that has given investors an early push on the likelihood of no action from the Fed," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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The dollar's inability to push on past $1.05 per euro after the Italian vote encouraged those in the market calling for a broader halt to the greenback rally the followed Donald Trump's U.S. election win.
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He left himself an opening to come back and answer the questions later, in person or in writing, but he tested the waters to see how hard the Senate is willing to push on this.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - With a passionate defense of her migrant policy, Chancellor Angela Merkel threw herself into one last campaign push on the eve of "Super Sunday" elections in three German states that risk weakening her.
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STERLING, Va. (Reuters) - President Donald Trump golfed with a vocal Republican critic of his healthcare push on Sunday, as he insisted efforts to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law were not dead.
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Trump's push on tax reform comes on the heels of his latest in a string of stinging defeats on health care reform, with Senate Republicans repeatedly failing to string together 50 votes to replace Obamacare.
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We learned that they had made their way to Italy from various African countries and were now desperate to get into France, either to stay there or to push on farther, to Britain and Germany.
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Elsewhere, Emmanuel Macron will push on with plans to detail a major overhaul of the single currency zone, even though a weakened Merkel may not be in a position to help him deliver on it.
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They have mostly surrounded Shirqat, 250 km (160 miles) north of Baghdad, and last week retook a major air base from the militants to use in the main push on Mosul, 60 km further north.
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The Pelicans and Lakers have engaged in trade talks for Davis, and the Lakers made a harder push on Monday by offering six players and two first-round picks, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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An EU decision to push on with the treaty despite a "no vote", whether the government respects it or not, could be damaging for the EU and highlight EU problems ahead of the British vote.
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One popular hypothesis is that a shift in intracranial pressure is to blame: In zero gravity, the fluids in our bodies move upwards, and push on the optic nerve and the back of the eye.
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CHICAGO/WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S airlines were making a last-minute push on Friday for a $50 billion government stimulus package to include cash, arguing tens of thousands of jobs will otherwise be lost.
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Democrats on the committee, facing a man many of them had served and supped with, tempered their push on Mr. Sessions's troublesome history on civil rights, and he seemed to escape their questioning relatively unscathed.
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Trump and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) spearheaded the push on Thursday.
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Hans Vestberg, newly installed CEO of Verizon, told CNBC on Thursday that the company will push on with its plans for Oath, despite the impending departure of the digital media unit's chief executive, Tim Armstrong.
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ACROSTIC — We obviously never get a bad acrostic puzzle, but this is one of the ones that I think of as perfect, the kind that I would gladly push on someone new to the game.
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But, even before O'Rourke's push on mandatory buybacks, Trump was dithering as he tried to navigate between his desire for a deal and his concerns about alienating the NRA and its legion of ardent voters.
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From tens of millions of miles away, the space agency will direct the InSight lander to take its robotic arm (which has a black shovel on the end), to "push" on top of the drill.
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"(The podcast) is a nice brand story… it has got something interesting to say, but also obliquely it links to this notion of us doing a bit more of a push on injustice," Evans said.
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Trump, asked during his news conference for specific proposals he would push on guns after the Florida shooting, listed improving background checks, getting rid of bump stocks and thwarting the mentally ill from buying weapons.
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In recent days, opposition lawmakers have traveled to the United States, Brazil and a second location in Colombia to talk with local authorities about setting up similar warehouses ahead of the push on Feb. 23.
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This year, it will make a fresh push on firms to explain how their business will be affected, and how they are adapting, to a world where temperatures may rise by 27.53 degrees Celsius (3.6°F).
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But in a unique approach, Samsung has made the home button pressure sensitive, letting you push on the bottom of the screen to activate the home button even if a full-screen app has hidden it.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Commission is working on its biggest regulatory push on banking since the 2008 financial crash that could curb Britain's access to the bloc, according to an internal draft document seen by Reuters.
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After completing a hat trick at 13:23 of overtime to give the Penguins a 3-0 series lead, Guentzel looks to give the reigning Stanley Cup champions the final push on Tuesday at Nationwide Arena.
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After threats from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's ultimate authority, to push on with breaches of the nuclear deal, Trump suggested to a Cabinet meeting at the White House that Iran wanted to talk with its archenemy.
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"We will push on, getting the country going again, stimulating growth and helping families that really need it, without trumpeting false promises as has been done in the past," said 1.81.3-Star chief Luigi Di Maio.
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With more than 200 million users, India is a key market for WhatsApp but one where it has had to delay the official launch of its payments services due to the country's push on data localization.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski sat side-by-side in an exclusive joint interview with CNN's Dana Bash on Thursday, they steadfastly stood by their decisions to buck their own party's recent push on health care.
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A similar push on rural telephone connection after World War II, supported by Federal loans, provides a great example of technology, business and policy uniting local communities in a broad effort to overcome a national challenge.
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Republican and Democratic U.S. lawmakers renewed their push on Thursday to penalize Saudi Arabia for the murder ahead of Friday's deadline for Trump's administration to submit a report on whether the crown prince ordered the killing.
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Strong sales in FY17 were also supported by the company's Palava project, which benefits from the government's push on affordable housing including the announcement of its infrastructure status, and tax and interest-cost incentives to buyers.
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Trump on Tuesday said he wanted to boost the U.S. economy with a "massive" tax relief and make a $1 trillion push on infrastructure, bets that have helped Wall Street scale fresh records since the election.
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Unlike Ali, some fleeing Boko Haram push on through Niger for Europe, making the dangerous journey across the Sahara and Mediterranean among an estimated 150,000 this year - some escaping violence, others simply seeking a better life.
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Rachel Derby, the vice president of government affairs at the Portland Cement Association, said the meeting could give a needed push on the issue but that agreeing on funding for any package would be a challenge.
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The language of the nine-page report, along with Washington's blessings, could signal President Obama's efforts to make a final push on what was once a centerpiece of his foreign policy: an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.
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JON PARELES "We don't get to die young/We just have to push on," the band Arizona urged in a song that the electronic dance music producer Avicii was working on before his suicide in 2018.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's ruling Fidesz party signalled on Monday it could push on with legislation to crack down on organisations promoting migrant rights as soon as parliament reconvenes after Prime Minister Viktor Orban's sweeping election victory.
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The LNA made a new push on Saturday morning, trying to advance on a road from the former airport - located in a southern suburb - towards the center but there was no sign of progress, residents said.
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But Mr. Bannon, who insists that approaching congressional races as one-offs is a waste of time, is planning a messaging push on cable television, the op-ed pages of newspapers and local conservative radio shows.
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Before his final summit push on Monday morning, Mr. Kuriki, 35, had updated his social media accounts to say that he was suffering from a cough and fever but that he thought he could continue climbing.
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But the 60-vote threshold has thwarted major legislative efforts in the past, including when Congress made a big push on a gun control-related package in 2013, which followed the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre.
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanBiden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' Taking concrete steps to address domestic terrorism Turf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills MORE (D-N.
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"Look, it's a horrific thing that happened…Once we have all the facts, then we'll make a policy determination, but that would be up to the Secretary of State to push on our policy," Kushner said.
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Trekkies at different poles of the look-taste-feel matrix push on each other, and rather than despair at the impossibility of conjuring a definitive gagh into existence, Trekkies seem to revel in this diversity of form.
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But having bought off the military and security services with generous pay rises, and with much of the media behind him, the president ought to feel secure enough in his job to push on with needed reforms.
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While the petrochemical deal was largely expected following a joint study signed late last year, the push on LNG was a surprise and would mark a second investment in China's gas infrastructure by an international oil company.
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In Yemen, Saudi Arabia must decide whether to largely abide with a Western-backed peace process aimed at stopping a war that now threatens millions with starvation, or push on regardless and face yet more international condemnation.
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"The market is showing greater reluctance to push on with reflation-type trades without more details of proposed fiscal spending plans and the economic data to back it up," said analysts at ANZ in a research note.
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Group finance chief Jerome Grivet said LCL had made progress with its transformation plan, involving a reduction in the number of branches and a push on cross-selling products, such as insurance contracts, with other business lines.
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"We like to put a tag on cyclists — saying they're a bit thick, just good to push on the pedals, with their shaven legs and trademark tan, but it's not just that," the 25-year-old said.
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Turkey has threatened to push on Manbij in the past, and if Turkey or more likely Turkish backed rebels were found to be behind the attacks, it could cause another major diplomatic rift between Washington and Ankara.
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RELATED - Sources: Priebus made 'big push' on health care vote but came up short A White House official replied that Democrats were making a mistake if they think the onus will be on Trump for health care.
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The Democratic push on gun control comes after back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, propelled the wide availability of guns in the United States back to the forefront of political debate.
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And gun sale trends could change if President Donald Trump makes another surprising comment about gun control or commits to a policy push on the issue, as he seemed to do in a recent White House roundtable.
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Because it empties straight down when you push on the side lever, you don't have to struggle with a lid, flip anything over, or otherwise risk dropping an entire bin of dust and dirt onto the ground.
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Some members of the president's team have grown consumed by that deadline, worrying that appraisals of the president's tenure will be brutal and hoping that a last push on health care might bring a measure of salvation.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration made a renewed push on Monday to ease the path back to society for freed prisoners and stem a cycle in which hundreds of thousands return to prison not long after they leave.
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Though the case could eventually end up going to trial, Uber made a push on Wednesday for parts of the lawsuit to be settled through arbitration, writes Daisuke Wakabayashi, a tech reporter for The New York Times.
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Strong sales in FY17 were also supported by the company's Palava project, which benefits from the Indian government's push on affordable housing including the announcement of its infrastructure status, and tax and interest-cost incentives to buyers.
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Citing President Rodrigo Duterte's push on "increasing competitiveness and the ease of doing business to attract local and foreign direct investment," Cimatu lifted the exploration moratorium in an order published in a local newspaper late last week.
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"But now the time has come to take advantage of the hard-won macroeconomic stability and push on to create jobs and raise living standards through sustainable growth," Lipton said in a prepared statement provided to Reuters.
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But by ensuring that my bad hours, days, whatever, are not so bad, the meds have enabled me to push on with life, put the accident behind me, get back to being the person I was before.
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The move would add to the administration's push on its energy portfolio despite the partial shutdown triggered last month by President Donald Trump's refusal to sign funding legislation that excludes money for his proposed border wall with Mexico.
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The company said recently it is getting close to growing its capacity at a rate of 10,000 rooms per month, and it plans to push on into more rural parts of India and move into additional overseas markets.
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Gfycat is now making a big push on the technical front to make those GIFs look better and more discoverable as creators look to continue to upload content, regardless of what kind of quality or fidelity they are.
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That device is widely expected to feature its own depth sensing camera, as part of Apple's own big push on photo effects, facial scanning and AR, and the chipmaker really wants to be a part of that conversation.
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As the effort to pass the bill reached a crucial point, some members appeared increasingly exhausted by the repeated push on health care -- a factor that could see some shelve objections just to offload it to the Senate.
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Saga Energy's chief of operations Rune Haaland told Reuters it was still working on getting the funding, which is more complicated since recent developments, and although it aimed to push on with its plans, construction could be delayed.
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Announcing a new policy push on Tuesday, European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen said Brussels is mulling a tax, curbs on throw-away items like plastic bags, imposing quality standards and new rules at ports among other restrictions.
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The LME has already capped annual rents and will continue to cap them for another five years but any inflationary push on storage costs will take still take years to bring the two warehousing markets into closer alignment.
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The Democratic push on gun control follows mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, that killed 31 people and propelled the wide availability of guns in the United States back to the forefront of political debate.
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But as his team pressured him to push on, Rosberg made a move that cost him a podium finish when he was penalized for an aggressive passing maneuver that was judged to have forced Verstappen off the track.
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West Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump, looking ahead to a critical election year where his record will be on the ballot alongside Republican lawmakers, plans a major push on infrastructure in January, aides said this week.
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In fact, since 9/11 more people in this country have been killed by domestic Caucasian terrorists than by international threats—a statistic that glares in the face of everything these hateful cunts want to push on us.
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Former Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt, head of the liberals in the European Parliament, said the resignation only made it more urgent for the European Union to push on with its plans to bolster its own defense capabilities.
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The case for binge-reading: Instead of reading books in five- or 10-minute snatches before bed, push on through chapter break after chapter break and read for hours, Ben Dolnick, a novelist, writes in the Opinion section.
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Washington (CNN)White House officials said Monday that the Trump administration is pursuing another legislative push on immigration, but when pressed said the effort would largely be the same as it has been trying unsuccessfully since last fall.
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TURKEY-RUSSIA TALKS FALTER The push on Saraqeb comes before an end-of-February deadline set by Erdogan for Assad's forces to pull back from territory that Ankara says is part of a buffer zone agreed with Russia.
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But the new push on international sales has been a logistical challenge for Tesla, which said in January that it would deliver 10,000 fewer Model 3s than it produced because it takes longer to ship the cars abroad.
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A scientific review published in 2013 concluded that black carbon was second only to carbon dioxide in exerting a warming push on climate and that biomass cooking fires produced about a quarter of human emissions of this pollutant.
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Caesar spoke to CNN three months ago as he made another push on Capitol Hill to plead for someone to care and took CNN's Kate Bolduan to an exhibit of his photos at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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It's the first time, social media experts say, that politicians from both of Australia's main political parties are making a proactive push on WeChat to win over the country's ethnic Chinese population, which has almost doubled in a decade.
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A small number of U.S. special operations forces will support the push on the ground, acting as advisers and staying some distance back from the front lines, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss military planning.
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While objects in low Earth orbit are technically in space, there is still a very thin atmosphere at this height, and the tiny particles and gas within the atmosphere constantly push on spacecraft, dragging them down to the ground.
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The push on Falluja comes as an alliance of U.S.-backed Kurdish and Arab forces announced Tuesday that an offensive was underway to retake areas to the north of the de facto ISIS capital of Raqqa, in neighboring Syria.
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A small number of US special operations forces will support the push on the ground, acting as advisers and staying some distance back from the front lines, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss military planning.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Tuesday urged leaders of the U.S. Congress to make a big push on tax reform with tax cuts on individuals and companies and tax breaks for businesses to bring back profits from overseas.
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WASHINGTON, July 27 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Republicans begin their final push on Thursday to unravel Obamacare, seeking to wrap up their seven-year offensive against former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law that extended insurance coverage to millions.
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While Saudi Arabia is backing a push on the Houthi-held capital Sanaa in Yemen's northwest, the UAE has focused on stabilizing the southern city of Aden which has suffered repeated attacks by al Qaeda and Islamic State militants.
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The European Union agreed to a Brexit delay of up to three months on Monday, as Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would push on with his bid to end Britain's political paralysis with an election on Dec. 313.
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The big picture: Democrats' push on the Green New Deal — a sweeping progressive policy to cut emissions, coupled with other trends, including greater public concern about climate change — is compelling Republicans to be for something — anything — on the issue.
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All the deep conversations you've had with your clique (and your booty calls!) will get a final push on Wednesday, before communication planet Mercury switches signs and re-enters Sagittarius, the fire sign that overloads you with busy work.
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"We will now push on with the remaining portion of our flight test program, which will see the rocket motor burn for longer and VSS Unity fly still faster and higher," Branson said in a statement after the landing.
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"The Fed knows what an inverted yield curve means and would mean to the overall market; I don't think they're going to risk that, and they'll continue to push on a policy of taking it very slow," he added.
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A renewed push on a repeal of Obamacare is currently being worked on in the Senate while reports that President Donald Trump may have tried to interfere with a federal investigation has shifted focus away from the congressional agenda.
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Members of the opposition, who are largely not running for seats on the assembly but fear that the body could give Maduro sweeping new powers, want to stop Sunday's election, and have vowed to push on with some resistance.
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It's unclear whether the well-organized push on Strange's behalf can defeat Moore, who has made a long career in Alabama typifying the kind of populist right-wing push that drew so many to Trump during the presidential campaign.
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The only sour note for Leicester was a booking for 29-million-pound ($38.38-million) record signing Islam Slimani for a push on the back of Bjorn Engels, which led to the defender falling awkwardly and injuring his shoulder.
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The major futures exchanges believe in the development of cryptocurrency trading and will push on with launching exchange traded funds that allow investors to trade in them, chief operating officer and president of Cboe Global Markets said on Tuesday.
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Rounds said Republicans will do everything they can for the president when it's feasible, arguing that Trump's idea to pivot to a major push on comprehensive health care reform simply wasn't the right thing to do at this time.
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"But Mr. Bannon, who insists that approaching congressional races as one-offs is a waste of time, is planning a messaging push on cable television, the op-ed pages of newspapers and local conservative radio shows," The Times notes.
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Some member nations, including Austria, were expected to push on Monday to suspend talks with Turkey about its application for membership in the European Union because of a crackdown by the Turkish government after an attempted coup in July.
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"In Star Charge, we have found the perfect partner in China who will help us to push on with our vision of customer-oriented charging in this very important market," Hubject Chief Executive Christian Hahn said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama launched a final push on Tuesday to persuade Congress to close the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, despite strong opposition from lawmakers who do not want detainees transferred to the United States.
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WeChat's push on these nimble mini-apps comes as Google this week launched its own Android Instant Apps, which don't require downloading and are available on certain Android devices, though access to Google products in China is heavily restricted.
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" And then you push on a couple days as much as they do, and then when you take that to a place like Bangkok or Phuket, you can always remember, "That's where I was able to push through there.
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The Democratic push on the issue comes in the wake of the Trump administration's May 03 announcement that it would start separating all families apprehended at the border who are trying to cross into the United States without documentation.
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The start of the push on Tal Afar, which is being supported by American air power, began with the familiar stagecraft of a prime minister determined to capitalize on the military operations to present himself as an effective leader.
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Because the gas inside is compressible, the giant bubble will expand but overshoot its equilibrium, at which point either the atmosphere or the water will push on the gas to compress it again, making the bubble undershoot its equilibrium.
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An elite Interior Ministry unit continued to push on Saturday through the Intisar district of Mosul, where an American-trained army unit had struggled to advance after entering the district, in the southeastern part of the city, in November.
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Gillibrand's campaign, looking to break out in a crowded Democratic field in which the New York senator has struggled to get momentum, will highlight the new plan throughout the coming days, with a concerted push on social media and at events.
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The Amazon CEO expects US government funding to play a vital role in efforts to build habitats in space but said his rocket company, Blue Origin, would push on with its mission even if it doesn't receive funding help from NASA.
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He pointed to Sanders' signature achievement on that front: leading the push on Capitol Hill to use the War Powers Act as a means of compelling the White House to end the US involvement in the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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Golden Gate Ventures began life focused on early stage deals in Southeast Asia, an area of 620 million people that is traditionally less visible than China and India, but last summer it announced a $50 million round to push on.
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The dispute comes at an awkward time for German Chancellor Angela Merkel who is counting on Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan to push on with an agreement with the European Union to stem the flow of refugees through Turkey into Europe.
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PARIS, May 13 (Reuters) - Eyewear group EssilorLuxottica said it had resolved a dispute between its feuding French and Italian partners, and would push on in its search for a new chief executive and its aims to centralise various new corporate functions.
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That largely reflects market scepticism that the U.S. Federal Reserve, which also meets on Wednesday, will push on any time soon with rises in interest rates that the rest of the world economy still looks too shaky to deal with.
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On Monday, Democrats held a conference call for reporters with former Judiciary Committee staffers — providing a further push on the stolen-files story and further urging from Democrats about the need to see more of Kavanaugh's hidden White House files.
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The company, though, is focusing its marketing push on making the service robust in Seattle, hoping efforts there can serve as a blueprint for expansion The key hurdle: Even with Gates' backing, Likewise faces an uphill battle to get critical mass.
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Murray, who is also scheduled to participate in Montpellier and Dubai next month, said after his Melbourne defeat that he would decide whether to have surgery within a week or push on through the pain to farewell fans at Wimbledon.
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Baker is often frustrated with the material he's asked to push on students, and this reaches its peak with a graphic Holocaust documentary called Auschwitz: Death Camp starring Oprah and Elie Wiesel that he shows to successive 10th-grade English classes.
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Her promises included new gun-safety laws, tackling the "soaring cost of college" with advice from Mr Sanders, a higher minimum wage, cheaper child-care and a big push on renewable energy: all issues that millennials say are important in polls.
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Tribes opposed to construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline were dismayed at the Trump administration's support for the project, and one tribal leader cited the breakdown in relations over the pipeline as one reason for the push on US attorneys.
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Malaysia's deputy home minister told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in August that it was making a fresh push on the issue of access to work following the formation of a joint task force comprising several ministries as well as UNHCR.
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U.S. and Iraqi officials have said the push on Mosul could begin in October, though there are concerns that not enough planning has been done for how to manage the city, Iraq's second-largest, if and when Islamic State is expelled.
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TIKRIT, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces backed by air strikes from the U.S.-led coalition gained complete control of the northern district of Shirqat on Thursday, bringing the military a step closer to a main push on Mosul later this year.
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"The kick's power was calculated as speed and was added to the movement of the stereoscopic cameras on their path, causing a small soft push on the path of the viewer with each kick as the song progresses," explains Tanchum.
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But we also get a lot more resolve to push on and move on and to do whatever -- our bodies are so tired, but our souls are so full of strength that we will get to everyone we can get to.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co., or Aramco, as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co, or Aramco, as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co, or Aramco as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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Her push on abortion brought some renewed attention to a career built around women's rights issues, including her efforts as senator to tackle sexual harassment in the military, and also more controversially, her calls for the resignation of former Sen.
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Told that his Chevrolet was two laps shy of having enough fuel for the finishing push on Monday, Busch did all he could to save, scrimp and stretch over the final five laps to give himself a shot at the win.
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"Watching the community and the tool push on each other was exciting and unreal, and almost immediately it became clear that Vine's culture was going to shift towards creativity and experimentation," Dom Hofmann, one of its founders, told The Verge.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will use a G7 finance ministers' meeting it is hosting next week for a new push on minimum corporate taxation, although it is too early to agree on a specific rate, a finance ministry source said on Friday.
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DELPHI, Greece (Reuters) - Greece must push on with the implementation of crucial reforms to stabilize its economy and return to growth and broad political consensus will help the effort, the European Union's Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told a conference on Friday.
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The engineers had bickered our first awakening about the materials onboard the Orpheus 1, sure throughout their speech that if we wanted to we could push on into known planets with healthful atmospheres and leave behind the stuff of earth.
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I'm just curious how you've had to reimagine philanthropy in an age when the safety nets are being cut back and presumably, lots of the priorities that ... I know you guys have made a big push on resilience against climate change.
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And as the Mosul battle heated up on Tuesday, there was talk of a higher-stakes race to Raqqa, with the French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, saying that the United States-led coalition should push on to that city next.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will make a final push on Wednesday to shepherd a Republican tax overhaul over the finish line, hosting congressional negotiators for lunch before delivering a speech in which he will make his closing arguments for the legislation.
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Dr. Richter was eager to push on to higher energies, where discoveries seemed more likely, but Dr. Breidenbach and others wanted first to sort out some inconsistent readings that they had observed at one particular energy level, 3.1 billion electron volts.
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"We know it's the right thing to do, and now we really want to push on and make this plan a reality and get people back on the buses," Mr. Byford said at an M.T.A. board meeting in Lower Manhattan.
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His aggressive push on Iran, which reached a new level of hostility with the killing of General Suleimani, has underscored that view of Washington's policy, though officials argue that the Trump administration was seeking to deter Iran from attacking American interests.
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If Saudi leaders fail to make a big push on solar, Mr. Rockwell said, they will miss a chance to bolster power production and to create a new source of jobs for a generation of well-educated but underemployed young people.
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West Virginia's heavy push on vocational education comes as leaders of both parties have talked about making it a priority, a shift from the No Child Left Behind era of education reform, in which college for everyone was often the goal.
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The willingness of US and South Korean officials to cancel the long-running drills is a sign both of a continued push on both sides towards a diplomatic outcome, and the radically reduced tensions on the Peninsula since talks began.
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Some analysts think the Taliban's remarkable push on so many fronts in the past week may actually be an effort by the insurgents to gain as much ground as possible before a cease-fire and any further steps toward peace.
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Mark Hugo Lopez, director of the Pew Hispanic Trends Project, hypothesizes that this was a result of the Census Bureau's huge promotional push on Spanish-language media — something much more likely to target foreign-born Latinos than American-born ones.
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LG: We did see one example this week, Lenovo's smart display with Google assistant, they actually built a slider tab, a physical slider, that you can push on the side of the device so that you can cover the camera.
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He was talking about the White House's push on the RAISE Act, a bill that would cut legal immigration to the US in half over the next decade (mostly by slashing family-based immigration and ending the country's "diversity visa" lottery).
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New push on gun laws, enforcement In a city that had 762 homicides last year, an increase of more than 50% from the previous year, police Superintendent Eddie Johnson made an impassioned plea to state legislators for stricter sentences for gun crimes.
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Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong did not directly answer a question about whether the G20 was the right place to discuss the South China Sea, saying various countries always had their own agendas to push on issues of concern at such meetings.
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There are better Jay Z songs to workout to, but they don't directly reference POTUS, so… There are better Jay Z songs to workout to, but they don't directly reference POTUS, so… A solid track for the final push on the elliptical.
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It is unclear why Matsuoka left Apple under a year in, but it's a bad look for the company's push on machine learning especially since it lost hundreds of members from its autonomous car team just two months prior to her departure.
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Iraqi ground forces are working to build on recent gains in Anbar and prepare for an eventual push on the northern city of Mosul, the largest city held by the militants in the "caliphate" they declared across parts of Iraq and Syria.
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U.S. and Iraqi officials have said the push on Mosul could begin in October, though there are concerns that not enough planning has been done for how to manage Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, if and when Islamic State is kicked out.
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So I think it's both domestic growth, we heard him talk about the consumer-driven economy, and obviously the urbanization in China is producing domestic growth, but absolutely, there's also an agenda now to really push on internationally, which is very exciting.
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Republican efforts to cripple a major federal program that helps poor people afford mobile phone and broadband service failed on Tuesday, after consumer advocates, public interest groups, and Democratic lawmakers mounted an all-out push on Capitol Hill to oppose the GOP proposals.
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CARACAS/SAN CRISTOBAL, Venezuela (Reuters) - Offering prized bags of flour to police and hurling empty medicine boxes on the floor, Venezuelan opposition protesters launched a new push on Monday to force President Nicolas Maduro from power and end 18 years of socialist rule.
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China's push on gas has pulled in cargoes from suppliers as diverse as Norway and Belgium this month, pushing shipments from northwestern Europe to one of their highest levels on records that go back to January 2013, according to the trade flow data.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The latest attempt to overhaul the U.S. federal flood insurance program hit a stumbling block, but a coalition of business and environmental groups renewed their push on Wednesday for lawmakers to enact an overhaul before the program expires on Dec. 8.
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I'm not sure how much more I can take in it, but I'm going to push on all the same—I want to see more of this ruined America that the Molasses Flood has realized, one quite unlike any game world before it.
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With this big hybrid push on the SUV side, Ford expects to go from second to first-place in the U.S. hybrid vehicles market by sales, surpassing current leader Toyota by 2021, thanks also to the forthcoming hybrid Mustang and F-150.
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Victorious 01 Spin 02 Music 03 The Heavens & The Earth 04 Good Thang 05 He Can Save You 06 Mm Hm Hm 07 Ha Ya 08 Tell You No Lie 09 Push On 10 They Can Tell 11 Sun In The Sky
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vice President Mike Pence will begin a push on Wednesday to bolster President Donald Trump's position in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, three states that Trump won narrowly in 2016 and probably must win again to secure a second term in 2020.
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Few Republicans, and no Republican Presidential nominee in recent history, has talked as much or as often about the need for infrastructure investment as candidate Trump did, and in the early days of his presidency his administration continues to push on this issue.
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"The mayor is going to discuss his record lifting up New Yorkers by highlighting his achievements, such as record-low crime, a greater push on affordable housing, fighting for working people," said Phil Walzak, a senior adviser to Mr. de Blasio's campaign.
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The marketing team made a strong push on Christian radio and at church events, resulting in a large audience driven by women and moviegoers over 35; the film received an A+ CinemaScore grade, suggesting it may continue to thrive from word of mouth.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiTrump suggests LBJ is in hell: 'He's probably looking down — or looking up' Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsThe Hill's Morning Report - Dems to hit gas on impeachment Democrats take Trump impeachment case to voters Democrats debate scope of Trump impeachment MORE (D-Minn.), a vulnerable freshman who signed on to the impeachment push on Monday, told The Hill.
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WASHINGTON — The White House stepped up its push on Tuesday to revive legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act by placating the most conservative House members, but the effort risked alienating more moderate Republicans whose votes President Trump needs just as much.
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Like Yuval, I'd prefer something more substantive — he mentions E-Verify; I'd prefer to push on a piece or two of the Cotton-Perdue legislation, such as ending the diversity lottery or placing limits on chain migration (see Robert VerBruggen's excellent piece, here).
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FRANKFURT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The European Central Bank intends to push on with its aggressive stimulus policy of negative interest rates and massive bond buying until it is happy with the outlook for euro zone inflation, two of its most senior officials said on Thursday.
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As a result, many said any volatility around Italy's elections next year or Catalonia's new regional poll and ongoing push on secession from Spain, for example, would merely provide better buying opportunities as neither constituted systemic threats to the zone in the current environment.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump is making a new push on some of the most criticized judicial nominees he selected during his first two years in office, with the White House announcing late Tuesday the renomination of 50 of the president's picks for the federal bench.
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The Serb Republic is expected to defy the rulings and push on with the referendum, planned for next Sunday, which could deepen ethnic divisions in the country, whose intricate federal structure was set up to preserve unity in the aftermath of war 20 years ago.
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At a rally in Manhattan, the governor framed the action as part of a larger push on his part to increase wages in New York and to add momentum to a national effort to narrow the gap in income between the rich and the poor.
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As California-based licensed midwife Lindsey Meehleis explained, if an unmedicated person in labor feels a natural urge to push—meaning, the baby is low enough to be push on rectal nerves—any dilation that's left usually happens on its own with the pushes.
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Prada, founded in 1913, said on Wednesday that the results of the work aimed at reshaping the brand - including the renovation of its retail network, a push on its e-commerce and refreshing its products - were "visible and supported by positive signals from the market".
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The Canadian index has rebounded sharply since hitting an almost 3-1/2 year low in January, helped by a recovery in oil, but Zohny warned it may struggle to push on from here given energy companies have jumped and banks are richly valued.
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ZURICH, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Activist investor Keith Meister's Corvex hedge fund and New York's 40 North now hold a joint 15.1 percent stake in Clariant, as they push on with their fight against the Swiss chemical maker's planned $20 billion merger with Huntsman Corp.
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After leaving Washington, he has been among other things: a senior diplomat in Minsk, an 'adviser' to a Kremlin-appointed regional governor at a time Putin had a big push on to curtail the semi-independence of regional government, and then an energy company executive.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off a successful push on tax reform, Republicans and the White House are beginning to brace for a challenging midterm election cycle next year — with some White House allies concerned the President and the party aren't ready for the political trials ahead.
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No matter what happens with the assault on the Rotterdam, the Germans will bomb the city and the final day's combat will unfold on a map called Devastation, centering on a gunfight in a ruined church, followed by a push on three bomb sites.
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"We've gone a long way now toward pricing in the central banks, and for risk assets to push on into Q2 we are going to need growth to pick up the baton," said Paul O'Connor, head of Janus Henderson's UK-based multi-asset team.
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"I think the Syrian government is going to push on some of these oil wells, in the same way as Iraq just pushed to get Kirkuk oil, and in the same way the Iraqi push is going to embolden the Syrian army," he said.
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Trump's political push on tax reform will get an assist from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce lobbying group, which is set to begin a multimillion-dollar, multi-state campaign in New York on Thursday, a Republican familiar with the plan said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The pound surged by as much as 4 U.S. cents on May's election announcement last week, but its failure to push on since points to the doubts that remain in the market about the outlook for the currency and the UK economy in the months ahead.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican and Democratic U.S. lawmakers renewed their push on Thursday to penalize Saudi Arabia for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and address the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, introducing legislation to bar some arms sales and impose sanctions on those responsible for his death.
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The lack of propulsive push on Studio OST's work here isn't a bad thing, though—in fact, it lets things open up and breathe a bit more, letting the sub-bass tones hit with more patience while the groove take its time all the more rewardingly.
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Announcing the final push on Tuesday morning, Juan Guaidó, the opposition leader whose claim to the Venezuelan presidency is recognized by the United States and more than 50 other countries, seemed certain that this time enough of the military would cross over to assure Mr. Maduro's ouster.
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans pressed ahead in their deregulatory push on Tuesday, with the U.S. House of Representatives Rules Committee officially adding a regulation on methane and one intended to root out pay discrimination to the list of rules the whole chamber will vote to kill on Wednesday.
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Honda designed and manufactures the jet's dual HF-24.9 engines, with support from GE. Doing the work itself (a rare move in the aviation biz) lets Honda push on innovation: The computer-controlled engines are maximized for high efficiency and low noise, producing 2,000 pounds of thrust each.
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Honda designed and manufactures the jet's dual HF-120 engines, with support from GE. Doing the work itself (a rare move in the aviation biz) lets Honda push on innovation: The computer-controlled engines are maximized for high efficiency and low noise, producing 2,000 pounds of thrust each.
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But the contrarian in me makes me wonder a little bit if it's overdone, if 'make America great again' has maybe had — I don't want to say a bubble effect — but maybe too much of a push on valuations here in the short term," he told "Closing Bell.
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Summit host Macron wants the leaders of Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States to focus on the defense of democracy, gender equality, education and climate change, and has invited leaders from Asia, Africa and Latin America to join them for a global push on these issues.
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Summit host Macron wants the leaders of Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States to focus on the defence of democracy, gender equality, education and climate change, and has invited leaders from Asia, Africa and Latin America to join them for a global push on these issues.
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But after a week preoccupied by NFL protests, Republicans resurrecting the specter of Obamacare repeal, and a new push on tax reform, what to do about the 800,000 or so young immigrants who grew up thinking of themselves as American has more or less fallen off the national radar.
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Tensions have risen in recent weeks as North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump have traded war-like threats and insults over the North's nuclear and missile development programs, leading to an intensification of diplomatic efforts and a renewed push on sanctions against it.
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While Cassius rises through the ranks and learns the telemarketing firm's true purpose, tension comes by way of a union push on the company's ground floor, spurred by Cassius's best friend (Jermaine Fowler), his girlfriend, Detroit (Tessa Thompson), and an organizer (Steven Yeun) who arrives with a plan.
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Forces of up to 5 Gs — five times the force of gravity — push on his bones as he whips around turns, driving at speeds as fast as 220 mph in pursuit of his next win, so he needs to be in the right shape to handle the road.
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U.S.-backed Iraqi government forces retook eastern Mosul in January and began a new push on Saturday to capture the group's remaining enclave in western Mosul, comprising of the Old City center where the mosque is located, and three adjacent districts alongside the western bank of the River Tigris.
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Democrats made an eleventh-hour push on Wednesday to get more gun provisions included in the spending package, and Republicans agreed to clarify that the so-called Dickey Amendment does not prevent the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from examining gun violence as a public health issue.
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The Trump administration's aggressive push on trade with both friends and counterparts like China could complicate partnerships the US needs to meet its foreign policy goals, to the point that a senior military official -- a figure who usually stays out of politics -- is now wading into the fray.
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The company said it is getting close to growing its capacity at a rate of 10,000 rooms per month, and it plans to push on into more rural parts of India and move into additional overseas markets, too, although it isn't being precise on which ones right now.
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Richard Schiff, who played White House communications director Toby Ziegler on NBC's "The West Wing," and Reid Scott, who plays a former deputy communications director on HBO's "Veep," are some of the entertainers leading a lobbying push on Capitol Hill on the eve of the April 28 dinner.
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If some team will have him — and his run-scoring double in four at bats during a 6-3 Yankees' victory couldn't have hurt — why not push on, especially if it's home in Miami Has anyone stricken the bloated numbers of Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire or Roger Clemens?
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Democratic officials and their progressive allies said that while Mr. Schumer might have gone too far with his inflammatory words, they were not all that unhappy that the episode put new attention both on the Louisiana case at hand and the Republican push on the courts over all.
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"It's more interesting to be trying to push on these things and not keep settling back into the same old binaries and defenses and self-righteousness," said Margo Jefferson, the author of "On Michael Jackson" and a former Times critic who won the Pulitzer Prize for her book reviews.
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AMC and other events companies have had to grapple with both concerns over employee and attendee safety, as well as an increasing push on the part of cities and States to close down businesses and require citizens to stay home in order to curb the spread of COVID-19.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - IKEA brand owner Inter IKEA could be ordered to pay millions of euros in Dutch back taxes by the end of the year, two people familiar with the matter said, as EU competition enforcers push on with their crackdown against unfair tax deals granted to multinationals.
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The huge change of course we've all seen in the last 10 years has been machine learning, and the real push on these convolutional neural networks which turn out to be able to solve problems that we hadn't been able to solve using more statistical methods in the past.
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A visit to the area on Tuesday by President Obama's energy secretary, Ernest Moniz, offered, at best, hints of a shift, when it could have provided the administration with a fresh starting line for a push on a new approach to prodding a reluctant industry to invest in a cleaner future.
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"The skills that these dogs have are remarkable, and especially with all of the meds that they push on us for various reasons, whether it's pain or other things, these dogs have the ability to take away a lot of that away in ways that I didn't realize," Mike said.
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Summit host French President Emmanuel Macron wants the heads of Britain, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States to focus on the defence of democracy, gender equality, education and the environment and has invited Asian, African and Latin American leaders to join them for a global push on these issues.
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By Amanda Becker and Steve Holland WASHINGTON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will make a final push on Wednesday to shepherd a Republican tax overhaul over the finish line, hosting congressional negotiators for lunch before delivering a speech in which he will make his closing arguments for the legislation.
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Emails obtained by Foreign Policy show a continued push on the part of Kushner to completely defund the agency and direct the money to Jordan and other states that host Palestinian refugees, an idea also raised by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his meeting with the UN in March.
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Without a big push on social media from influential activists — Tamika Mallory, co-president of the Women's March, was one of the organizers of the protest that began over the weekend — it is hard to say how much emotion the power failure and heating issues at the jail would have unleashed.
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A special committee of three Oracle board members – independent directors including former U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta – sent a letter to Vice-Chancellor Glasscock, advising him that the committee wants the Firemen's fund to push on with claims on behalf of Oracle against Ellison, Oracle CEO Safra Catz and potentially other board members.
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" As Jeffrey put it, "Tillerson's mission is not just to calm him about the inevitable push on Raqqa with the support of the Kurds, but explain the larger plan to contain (Syrian President Bashar Al-)Assad, Iran and Russia in the region, which is something President Obama was never able to do.
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I've always been a grump when it comes to reissues and re-releases and deluxe box sets and diehard versions and all the assorted frippery that labels and bands like to offer (slash push) on metal fans (I also deeply dislike the trend of releasing literal demos or rehearsal recordings on vinyl).
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And with inflation likely to remain muted as structural forces like technology that push down on prices overwhelm the cyclical upward push on inflation from a tight labor market and the power of a consumer, the Fed has the "luxury" of being patient on raising rates, he told reporters after the conference.
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At the news conference where his appointment was announced, Mr. Carranza declared that there was "no daylight" between himself and the mayor, which makes it hard to know how much he will set a new course for the school system or push on issues, like segregation, that the administration has soft-pedaled.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyEXCLUSIVE: Swing-state voters oppose 'surprise' medical bill legislation, Trump pollster warns Republicans grumble over Trump shifting military funds to wall Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (R-La.) would allow a third-party arbitrator to work out the disputed costs, rather than setting price controls.
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Atletico had a first-half penalty reversed by the video assistant referee after it determined that Diego Costa had been fouled outside the area, and the referee also consulted video replays on the pitchside monitor before disallowing a second-half goal by Álvaro Morata for a push on Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini.
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Clinton has spent much of her life, from her time at the Children's Defense Fund to It Takes a Village to her current push on paid parental leave, demanding that "women's issues" be taken seriously, that concerns of parenting and children and motherhood are as important as anything else on the minds of presidents.
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But he added he would like to see a further rise in oil prices, more outside investment in the power sector and a push on law and order in the impoverished but oil-rich Delta region as well as see more progress in how the government deals with the threat from militant group Boko Haram.
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DOJ may contest that the case is moot, but it wouldn't make sense for the Justice Department to push on with the current appeal, Matz said, because DOJ couldn't attain its ultimate goal of restoring the citizenship question to census forms even if it persuaded the court that Judge Furman improperly allowed extra-record discovery.
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Obama makes final push on key legacy areas Trump's position: Trump has not said if he will attempt to undo Obama's specific actions on drilling, but he has promised to do away with "job-killing" regulations related to the environment and he will be surrounded by voices likely to be frustrated by the move.
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The facts of the case haven't stopped conspiracy theorists -- aided by a major push on the story from Fox News star Sean Hannity -- from insisting that the initial Fox report on Rich and WikiLeaks was accurate and is now being pushed aside by the very forces they claim murdered Rich in the first place.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) said Tuesday that Congress must continue its push on healthcare reform.
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" P.S. Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo makes an emotional gun-control push on Facebook (Houston is 36 miles from Santa Fe): "I know some have strong feelings about gun rights but I want you to know I've hit rock bottom and I am not interested in your views as it pertains to this issue.
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While sales at its KFC chain have largely stabilized after a period of weakness, thanks to upgraded stores and a big push on delivery, Yum China has been trying to revive performance at Pizza Hut, which has posted just three quarters of positive same store sales growth in China since the start of 2014.
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Mr. Banuri said that Pakistan's emissions were likely to grow in the coming decades as it lifts itself out of poverty, though the country is also making a big push on renewable energy and could do more if wealthier nations provided more aid to help drive down the cost of wind and solar even further.
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Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyEXCLUSIVE: Swing-state voters oppose 'surprise' medical bill legislation, Trump pollster warns Republicans grumble over Trump shifting military funds to wall Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (R-La.) about a potential modification to the measure to help address doctors' concerns, though no deal has been reached yet.
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And finally, I want to say, in a terms of broader picture, particularly in the climate context but also the safety context, we really have to push on what the President put into his Climate Action Plan in 2013 [link]– looking at and reducing dramatically methane leaks across the entire system from production to distribution, particularly in our cities.
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According to administration officials and Republicans familiar with the plan, the campaign to sell the plan also includes a continued push on radio in local markets across the country to counter conservative objections; travel across the country by Trump and Pence; engagement with members of Congress; and Oval Office meetings to twist arms and change minds.
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"We will now push on with the remaining portion of our flight test program, which will see the rocket motor burn for longer and VSS Unity fly still faster and higher towards giving thousands of private astronauts an experience which provides a new, planetary perspective to our relationship with the Earth and the cosmos," said Branson.
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Sarah asked Obama why Obamacare didn't do more to push on prices, and his answer was revealing: Well, look, this is the irony of this whole debate, is the things that people are most dissatisfied with about Obamacare, about the Affordable Care Act, are things that essentially in other countries are solved by more government control, not less.
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But even as the number of Senate Republicans opposed to the health care bill backed by the White House rose to 10 after senators returned home to face their constituents, Trump had no public events on his schedule Monday and is not expected to make a public push on health care before leaving for France later this week.
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TOUGH SHIP TO TURN While sales at its KFC chain have largely stabilised after a period of weakness, thanks to upgraded stores and a big push on delivery, Yum China has been trying to revive performance at Pizza Hut, which has posted just three quarters of positive same store sales growth in China since the start of 2014.
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Playing Emma has given her the strength to push on in ways that Emma can't, and the struggle you see onstage draws on something bigger than a single play: anger at a show-business world that condones the brutality of male power, degrades women, and watches with delight as those women go on to degrade themselves. ♦
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A rival bill that House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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And days before the funding deadline, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 2020 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (D-N.
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Trump has sued the Ways and Means Committee, as well as Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealHouse Democrats appeal order in Trump's lawsuit over NY tax returns House panel advances Trump's new NAFTA Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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A strong band of Republicans in the Senate want to push on fast -- as soon as Friday with a series of votes that could see Kavanaugh confirmed next week -- in a move that would validate a long-sought dream of the party's conservative base but risk alienating the suburban women who could decide November's midterm elections.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaHouse panel delays vote on surprise medical bills legislation Republican Salazar seeks rematch with Shalala in key Miami House district House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (D-Fla.), Joe MorelleJoseph (Joe) MorelleHouse panel delays vote on surprise medical bills legislation Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (D-N.
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Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanTurf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills Hillicon Valley: Twitter to start verifying 85033 primary candidates | FTC reportedly weighs injunction over Facebook apps | Bill would give DHS cyber unit subpoena powers | FCC moves to designate 988 as suicide-prevention hotline Senate bill would give DHS cyber agency subpoena powers MORE (N.
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"We think that the government is now more willing to push on the fiscal levers to support growth and expect the fiscal deficit to widen to 3.7% of GDP in (fiscal year 2020), compared to the budgeted target of 3.3%," Priyanka Kishore, head of India and Southeast Asia at Oxford Economics, wrote in a note this week.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaCentrist Democrats fret over impeachment gamble Pelosi announces launch of formal impeachment inquiry into Trump Democrats divided on surprise medical bill fix MORE (Fla.) and Joe MorelleJoseph (Joe) MorelleDemocrats divided on surprise medical bill fix House panel delays vote on surprise medical bills legislation Push on 'surprise' medical bills hits new roadblocks MORE (N.
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"It's clear Beijing is involved because the saga makes officials look very ugly amid the push on SOE reform," said Alvin Cheung, associate director of Prudential Brokerage Ltd in Hong Kong, adding Vanke is seen as a corporate model - where management holds non-controlling shares and a state-owned company is a major shareholder but doesn't get involved in day-to-day operations.
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Another candidate for inclusion in the omnibus package is a bipartisan proposal backed by Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chairman Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderTrump scramble to rack up accomplishments gives conservatives heartburn Overnight Health Care — Presented by That's Medicaid — Turf war derails push on surprise medical bills | Bill would tax e-cigarettes to pay for anti-vaping campaign | .
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There's also concern, multiple senior GOP aides told CNN, that some of Cohn's top aides at the National Economic Council -- considered by senior Republicans to be one of, if not the, most cohesive and effective policy teams in the White House, and central players themselves in the legislative push on taxes and financial regulation scale-back -- may soon leave as well.
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If Brentford and Isleworth did not toe the line then central funding for the local campaign would be cut off: It is critical that we now push on with what is advised in this email, this has come from the top following this 72 hour review, and it has been made clear that if we deviate from these plans we will lose the seat.
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Through every video I watched, every photo I saw, every push on my skateboard and borrowed confidence in my mirror, I felt I knew him, but of course I just knew his skating, the same type of faux-intimacy you feel for a musician whose every album and single you know by heart, or author whose every book and interview you have ever read.
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"When I became Speaker, one of the areas that I really wanted to push on in the wake of devastating federal cuts to the social safety net was what could we do in New York City to actually strengthen the social safety net for New Yorkers living in poverty," City Council Speaker Corey Johnson, who assumed the Council's top position in January, told VICE in an interview.
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It has led a successful campaign to persuade many Swedish companies to allow the election of directors individually rather than as an entire team, and has been part of the big push on proxy access — the ability of shareholders to propose board members — in the US. The fund has also slowly started publishing some of its voting intentions ahead of annual meetings in perhaps its most radical step so far.
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So this new Caro is not the long-promised fifth volume, not about the collision with Bobby Kennedy, or the much-misreported advent of the Great Society, or the president's years of war in Vietnam, where Caro left us with young G.I.s wading through the Mekong River, holding their rifles above their heads waist deep in the Big Muddy and, as Pete Seeger lamented, the "big fool" said to push on.
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Photo: Robins Air Force BaseUsing actuators, sensors, a robotic arm, and even its own power system, the robot can operate a plane's yoke (essentially used for steering the craft) push on the rudder and brake pedals, make throttle adjustments, and flip switches on the dashboard as needed to make proper and legal flights following the same FAA guidelines that human pilots have to abide by while in the air.
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On Friday, car maker Nissan said that it would not push on with new investment in its Sunderland-based plant unless the government promised it would be compensated for any tariffs imposed by the EU. According to the BBC, the Sunderland plant is Nissan's biggest factory in Europe, producing a third of the U.K.'s car output, and Nissan is due to decide early next year where to build its new Qashqai SUV.
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And that reason appears to be, according to scads of reporting in CNN and elsewhere, that Trump was angry at Comey -- for not being enough of a company man, for seemingly undercutting his 2016 victory, for dismissing the ideas that President Obama had surveilled him in the campaign, for continuing to push on the Russia investigation when Trump wanted him to spend more time on the number of leaks coming out of the intelligence agencies.
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However, the standout performers were mining companies, with an index of their shares up 53 percent, as industrial metal copper hit a fresh two-year peak after Chinese data showed that while manufacturing growth cooled slightly this month a push on infrastructure by the government kept construction humming.. Copper on the London Metal Exchange last traded at $6,388 a tonne, up 1.0 percent on the day, having risen as high as $20.1,21.1316.
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Jeanne ShaheenCynthia (Jeanne) Jeanne Shaheen2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Lewandowski decides against Senate bid Biden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' MORE and Maggie HassanMargaret (Maggie) HassanBiden would consider Republican for VP 'but I can't think of one right now' Taking concrete steps to address domestic terrorism Turf war derails bipartisan push on surprise medical bills MORE.
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The RNC's push on Tuesday comes after Biden, who is running for president, called for Congress to launch a formal impeachment investigation into President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE if he does not cooperate with requests from lawmakers for information regarding his dealings with Ukraine and other investigations.
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