Tacks are pushed into the body, creating an armored skin.
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Nothing's pushed into the corner, or here as a makeweight.
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Then, last week, Maddie was pushed into the national spotlight.
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The pilot pushed into a sharp dive to the ground.
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But white audiences are pushed into an uncomfortable new experience.
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The militants steamrolled down the Tigris and pushed into Kurdistan.
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The Turkish military pushed into the northwest in two campaigns.
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These are young people who have been pushed into organized work.
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The procedure is successful, but Kristen is pushed into early labor.
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Will Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders be pushed into a fight?
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Capital is pushed into emerging markets, in search of better returns.
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However, Nieto was pushed into Luongo by Panthers defenseman MacKenzie Weegar.
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They go on to say he was pushed into the bakery.
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Others have pushed into campaigning with the help of social media.
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It was like being pushed into familiar water, Andrew instantly soaked.
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In the end, then, the matter was pushed into next year.
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Stamford Bridge, pushed into near silence by City's precision, came alive.
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Experts warn that the fish might soon be pushed into extinction.
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This family is pushed into a corner; they'd try almost anything.
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He was pushed into an autorickshaw and taken away by police.
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"Nobody wants to be pushed into a corner," he told me.
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That's an explanation some gave for why he was pushed into retirement.
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You guys have pushed into Facebook and social broadly for a while.
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Safaricom has pushed into financial services and BT bought football broadcasting rights.
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The Viennese school also pushed into new fields, such as, famously, sex.
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The ELN has pushed into Venezuelan territory, including in gold mining areas.
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The scandal was huge—millions of clients were pushed into unwanted products.
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Another episode sees a villain's face repeatedly pushed into a broken mirror.
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You don't still have your bed pushed into a corner, do you?
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The hand in the middle of my back pushed into my hair.
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The changes come more than two years after Facebook pushed into Myanmar.
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When my turn came, I got pushed into position and hugged Amma.
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Some witnesses reported that Mr. Solomon was instead pushed into the river.
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Our strong allies will be pushed into trade deals dictated by China.
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They had been pushed and pushed and pushed into such a corner.
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The Conservatives pushed into fifth position with 9.1 percent of the votes.
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Ms. Washington's car was pushed into a van in front of her.
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Soldiers have pushed into forests that have long hidden Boko Haram fighters.
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Villagers from Muslim minorities should be pushed into jobs, willing or not.
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Since then, the definition of important news has pushed into new areas.
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It is damaging the environment, as people get pushed into longer commutes.
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Its wobbly zebra stripes are pushed into order by the artist's fingertips.
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It's kind of like the real world pushed into something more hyper-extreme.
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As of last week, some 6,000 immigrants had been pushed into the program.
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Some of these extra hands have been pushed into work by financial anxieties.
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Big ones: Will Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders be pushed into a fight?
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Somehow, Kennedy had been pushed into an air pocket when the boat overturned.
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When pushed into survivor mode, Meehan's scheming and manipulations would know no bounds.
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Why it matters: The Arctic region has pushed into an entirely new climate.
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OL), another emerging markets operator, has pushed into data analytics, while Vodafone (VOD.
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But I think even when it ends, it's pushed into a new context.
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When they do work, they are pushed into non-unionized, low-paying jobs.
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As more of India's forests disappears, wildlife is being pushed into populated areas.
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In 2014, Islamic State pushed into Iraq from Syria and routed Baghdad's troops.
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S. trade deal could be pushed into next year weighed on the market.
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We got pushed into a slot that we wasn't supposed to be in.
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He refused to be pushed into backing a Medicare-for-all blank check.
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He had been pushed into doing what he mused about 24 hours earlier.
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Or maybe he chokes when his face is pushed into his birthday cake.
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Those liberated from concentration camps, like my grandmother, were pushed into refugee camps.
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Mays and other veteran GM factory workers have been pushed into nomadic lives before.
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I was pushed into trying Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig… and I absolutely hated it.
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The IOM said 22 of the migrants pushed into the sea are still missing.
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Students are often pushed into engineering by their parents, regardless of aptitude or preference.
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But as we pushed into the second grueling hour of shooting, the energy shifted.
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When he finally gets pushed into a corner, he says something eloquent and articulate.
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And it will retain its brand, rather than get pushed into Teams, Microsoft says.
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On the one hand, many people are being pushed into precarious, de-skilled work.
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They are more likely to be stopped, pushed into a wall, and even killed.
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Friday morning when he was pushed into a minivan, according to activist group Demosistō.
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But Ives said the new phone's release will now likely be pushed into April.
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It could tolerate lithium being pushed into it and pulled out over and over.
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Sciorra alleged that Weinstein pushed into her apartment and immediately began removing his clothes
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They pushed into the city in June after battling for months to encircle it.
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Bane: We needed to get pushed into this century and that philosophy kind of helped.
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Lead researcher André Spatzier says it appears the victims had been pushed into the pit.
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In 2008, scores were killed and thousands pushed into makeshift camps because of similar attacks.
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His feet pushed into the doorframe, and the structure began to press him in half.
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Blackstone has pushed into a wider range of asset types, starting with property in 1991.
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Sexual activities are one of the most secretive events that are pushed into the night.
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"I wouldn't say Trump was pushed into it," a top Trump campaign aide told me.
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Set in the far future, Earth has pushed into the stars aided by alien technology.
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"The obscure person commits a crime and is pushed into this carceral light," she said.
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Inflation is nonexistent, and no one is being pushed into higher tax brackets by it.
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"This is about being pushed into a corner and having to fight back," Semans said.
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It seems obvious that Heller has been pushed into this position by activists in Nevada.
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Coral Springs officers, the first to arrive on the scene, pushed into the building anyway.
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When I finally pushed into the room, I discovered an alcove on the far side.
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They pushed into foreign markets with products that exploit Germany's long tradition in precision engineering.
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But it is, I think, the act of someone who feels pushed into a corner.
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Syrian state media said the Syrian army had pushed into several villages southeast of Idlib.
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Expectations for an agreement have been pushed into 2020 from this month, the person said.
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However, Foligno was pushed into Bobrovsky by Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad, and the goal stood.
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May's Conservatives were pushed into third place, behind the Brexit Party, led by Nigel Farage.
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They stood silently, watching as a wooden stake labeled "22" was pushed into the earth.
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In the past several years, the company has pushed into India, South Korea and Thailand.
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This defective regulation suggests a system initially pushed into overdrive, and then overwhelmed, becomes fatigued.
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A related issue is that these students are often the first ones pushed into what is called the "school-to-prison pipeline," a process that sees students pushed into the criminal justice system for disciplinary infractions that activists argue could be handled in school.
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" "That is when blacks moved north, they were either pushed into or moved into black ghettos.
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But following his arrest he and fellow student Kanhaiya Kumar were pushed into the national spotlight.
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While some of President Donald Trump's initiatives may wind up being pushed into next year, Rep.
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He was pushed into the wall by Hamlin with 42 laps to go while running fourth.
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Sky has been pushed into increasing its spending on Premier League rights to retain its coverage.
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Piñeda's son, Freddy, snapped awake as the group pushed into one another, sure they'd been spotted.
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The surge of water being pushed into rivers also complicates and worsens the river flood threat.
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She was pushed into basketball by her mother who hoped it would help her build confidence.
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Official data show up to 44 percent of families pushed into poverty were impoverished by illness.
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Apple's really not a risk asset; it's just benefited from everyone getting pushed into the market.
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SoFi began with student loans and has since pushed into mortgages, personal loans and wealth management.
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Yet, on this occasion, one of the women pushed into the river made a phone call.
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Many marginally profitable routes were pushed into the red and subsequently cut because of fuel cost.
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Banks are having to take higher provisions to account for more defaulters being pushed into bankruptcy.
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Wayne Rooney, 30, was pushed into a midfield role Saturday with the younger players in attack.
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It was largely defeated and pushed into Syria during the Obama administration's first term, when Mrs.
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Most of them were stacked on top of each other, while others were pushed into corners.
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Shultz had to be pushed into a back office with diplomatic security agents shielding his body.
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He had just met with a group of lawyers when police officers pushed into his apartment.
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It may also be that so many homes are now being pushed into higher price categories,.
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Reporters pushed into the Senate gallery, furiously scribbling, and newsboys shouted the latest on Washington streets.
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They have been shot, stabbed, burned and, in at least one case, pushed into a river.
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She said she had felt pushed into terminating her pregnancies by her own strict religious upbringing.
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In recent decades, development has pushed into areas with fire-prone ecosystems – the wildland-urban interface.
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"From a practical point of view, certain projects will be pushed into the future," Moshiri said.
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In late January, Tony Aiello was pushed into a Santa Clara County courtroom in a wheelchair.
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The company pushed into new categories of Experiences last year, such as cooking and animal experiences.
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While Uber has pushed into cities and markets worldwide, Ola operates only in its home market.
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For the past few years, OnePlus has happily pushed into a six-month product refresh cycle.
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Then in 2012, the chain switched back to a quick-service focus and pushed into franchising.
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However, the committee also might be pushed into lowering the rate it pays on excess serves.
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American-backed fighters have pushed into the old city of Raqqa; IS's Syrian stronghold will fall soon.
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It had the auspices of a pseudo-event: something that felt created, almost forcefully pushed into existence.
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"For all the talk of poverty reduction, we are seeing more people pushed into poverty," Chaudhry said.
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Rather than being free to experiment in any media, women were often pushed into working with textiles.
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But even though Chrisanne demanded to see her room, she pushed into Iris' hips with her own.
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The German was pushed into the pits by marshals and returned to the track 193 minutes later.
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"The key question is whether it's being consumed or whether it's pushed into somewhere else," he said.
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" Last month, shares of GE rose after a report said Immelt is being "pushed into early retirement.
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Undocumented workers could be taken advantage of if they are further pushed into the shadows, activists say.
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The Turkish military pushed into Syria northwest in two offensives, carving out a de facto buffer zone.
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That exposure turned out to be considerable, and AIG was pushed into bankruptcy by rising foreclosure rates.
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Eighty percent of trans people in the Netherlands are unemployed, meaning they're often pushed into sex work.
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In consequence, investors have been pushed into riskier assets as the search for real returns becomes desperate.
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I felt (like I was) being pushed into the corner, that I had to adjust non-voluntarily.
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Time after time, what we have just heard is pushed into the background by what follows next.
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In 2014 a different Dawa party leader, current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, was pushed into power.
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Official data shows that up to 44 percent of families pushed into poverty were impoverished by illness.
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"Beekeepers are pushed into the margins," said Randy Verhoek, former president of the American Honey Producers Association.
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Countries around the world have been pushed into crisis mode in response to the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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Somewhere in there is Ms. Aguilera, under-singing and trying not to get pushed into a corner.
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As part of a new phase to turn things around, Nintendo has pushed into the mobile market.
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"Without the UK, Germany is pushed into an EU role it hates," writes Andreas Kluth in Bloomberg.
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It seemed as if every piece of him had been bandaged and stapled and pushed into place.
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He only starts to help others when he's pushed into a situation that makes him deeply uncomfortable.
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Another storm that affected the Northeast this week has now pushed into the Atlantic Ocean, Brink said.
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The ensuing joy, our writer Sarah Lyall argues, is Britain being gently pushed into the modern era.
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In an East Berlin clinic, she was strapped onto a bed and pushed into an operating room.
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Local forces backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates pushed into Hodeida, Yemen's main port city.
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ANZ is about to get pushed into the 21st century, though, in case they were not already there.
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Women may be pushed into a burdensome and costly medical procedure that cannot provide guaranteed future fertility outcomes.
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Though Urban Outfitters' comparable sales were roughly in line, it too was pushed into heavier-than-anticipated promotions.
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In Africa and Asia indigenous groups were often pushed into the forests or deserts and disdained by newcomers.
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In recent years ever more computing has been pushed into the "cloud", meaning networks of big data centres.
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But they fear being pushed into a deal that leaves Israel in military control of the West Bank.
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Wells Fargo settled after customers said they were pushed into costly financial products that they didn't ask for.
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Each kid has an intriguing background, and a story of how they were pushed into attending King's Dominion.
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As he dashed from persona to persona, station to station, so the worlds he pushed into became darker.
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Those who do stay often end up being pushed into illegal cash-in-hand work under poor conditions.
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So maybe "Best Couples of the WB" lists will be pushed into a far corner of the internet.
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In reality it is unlikely that any British government would be pushed into changing the cherished health service.
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Lennar said deliveries of about 950 homes will be pushed into fiscal 2018 due to the recent hurricanes.
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Too many young Americans are being pushed into bachelor of arts programs of limited value and excessive costs.
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He called violent protesters "thugs" who had been pushed into violence by counterrevolutionaries and foreign enemies of Iran.
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There was not much to see: a stretch of unfinished concrete, and steel bars pushed into a corner.
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I think that, sometimes, it's easier to evaluate a situation if it's pushed into a slightly heightened place.
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They should not be shoehorned or pushed into an abstinence-based program, particularly if they've had relapsing disease.
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Some of the most highly anticipated IPOs of the year, such as Airbnb's, could be pushed into 2021.
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The DC US Attorneys' office drops an investigation Trump had pushed into Andrew McCabe, a former FBI official.
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And then she is slowly but surely pushed into bit parts, many of which are defined by weight.
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By third episode "First Night Together," the reality show's pairings are set and pushed into the real world.
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Moreover, she has not impressed most Germans since being pushed into the limelight by Merkel a year ago.
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Among other disciplinary practices, men caught smoking had a bar of red-hot metal pushed into their mouths.
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Since Mr. Awan's arrest on Monday, the allegations have only grown more elaborate and pushed into the mainstream.
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Once we grow up, we're pushed into a new set of gendered expectations — those created in the workplace.
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A second storm that affected the Northeast this week has now pushed into the Atlantic Ocean, Brink said.
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Josh: But then we had our schedule pushed into the season and then he couldn&apost do it.
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He called the protesters "thugs" who had been pushed into violence by counterrevolutionaries and foreign enemies of Iran.
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Some of them think Mrs May can be pushed into further concessions, including big payments into the EU budget.
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As a result, the company decided to dial back on the amount of merchandise it pushed into these stores.
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This idea, long simmering on resistance Twitter, got pushed into the mainstream this week through a number of vectors.
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For now though, the politics has been pushed into the background by the bustle and energy of Ramadan preparations.
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Instead of getting support to integrate into the community, even more refugees would be pushed into isolated holding camps.
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We have been pushed into feeling like this is not welcome, is not celebrated, is maybe not even appropriate.
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Her daughters are later seen sobbing as they watch their mother being pushed into the vehicle at an intersection.
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Obama, slightly off-center with his chair pushed into a corner, is not the eye's natural point of focus.
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As the hospital pushed into high gear to respond to the shooting victims, the pharmacy backed up, Wimsett said.
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We pushed into other spaces that we're really comfortable in — we just hadn't showed them to the world yet.
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The IOM said 160 migrants from Ethiopia were pushed into the sea, and 13 of them are still missing.
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Either they're too young to consciously make it, or they're being pushed into something they don't want to do.
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Syrians are being pushed into the arms of militants, says Mr Najem, who fears a rash of school closures.
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The lava pushed into beach lots in Kapoho, which has about 350 homes and Vacationland, which has about 150.
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Giving money to a high earner who is then pushed into a still-higher tax bracket could be another.
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No one likes being pushed into something they don't want to do, so that's your cue to pull back.
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He opened a New York bank, LibertyPointe, and pushed into real estate markets in Israel, Las Vegas and Miami.
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"We saw guys getting shot in the back of the head and pushed into the ditches," he told me.
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We will not be pushed into a coalition just because the SPD makes a unilateral retreat into the opposition.
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Mobility players such as Grab in Southeast Asia and Uber in the U.S. have also pushed into financial services.
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The five-year extension of that credit, however, has allowed projects to be pushed into this year and beyond.
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Instead, they are pushed into playing the role of the victim, subject to the whims of the male ego.
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They fear their employer will be pushed into the hands of a private equity buyer who would cut jobs.
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The organization says women are frequently pushed into softer technical roles that rarely lead to senior and executive positions.
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He is not at blame, and should not be pushed into any trouble or consequences due to my actions.
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But in either case, it could also mean Salvini gets pushed into the opposition and out of power altogether.
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Even before the latest uproar, there was speculation that the state visit was being pushed into the long grass.
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As mayor, he pushed into law one of the nation's first big-city, $15-an-hour minimum-wage laws.
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That's a person who has been through so much shit that she has been pushed into becoming a leader.
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Eurídice is pushed into a marriage with a family friend, Antenor (Gregorio Duvivier), who will keep her in Rio.
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Water also pushed into Louisiana's Lake Ponchartrain, where the surging water breached levees to flood 80% of New Orleans.
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Wong was pushed into a private car as he was heading to a subway station around 7:30 a.m.
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Walling involves an individual being "quickly and firmly pushed into the wall," according to CIA documents declassified in 2016.
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Half of its coffee market value vanished, and thousands of families in coffee-growing regions were pushed into poverty.
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The army also took a strategic enclave on the Ugandan border and pushed into rebel areas west of Juba.
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Men are pushed into a mindset that they have to be strong, and that strength is shown through aggression.
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It was the single biggest one-day loss for the Turkish forces since they pushed into Syria on Jan.
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Pushed into hyper-sincerity by Rønnenfelt's aristocratic moan, it's a monument to post-adolescent, drunk on life, vigor, and sweat.
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Ballpoint pens need to be convinced to write, need to be pushed into the paper rather than merely touch it.
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"When pushed into a corner, he murders people," deputy district attorney John Lewin told a Los Angeles Superior Court judge.
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The rescuers hadn't been able to get into town, and several emerged battered from having their boats pushed into debris.
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It's likely that the vote will be pushed into January, inching closer to the Brexit deadline of March 29, 2019.
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You have to wonder, though, about whether Deezer is being pushed into these expansions by virtue of other market movements.
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The German DAX was dragged lower and the banking sector as a whole in Europe was pushed into negative territory.
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You get pushed into this forced arbitration, you get an NDA, you can never talk about what happened to you.
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His humor constantly pushed into freshly outrageous territory, crossing the line of good taste with a big, endearing, irresistible grin.
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Cal Fire Division Chief Charlie Blankenheim said he expected significant growth as the fire pushed into the Mendocino National Forest.
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"It's important to create some kind of certainty for firms, otherwise they may be pushed into taking decisions," Stheeman said.
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You get completely pulled out of your world and pushed into this other world where everything looks and feels real.
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Others want more aid to help the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees pushed into makeshift camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
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They pushed into Tabqa nearly two weeks ago, capturing most of its districts and encircling Islamic State at the dam.
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There is a real Iranian opposition; they are jailed, hunted and murdered by the score, or otherwise pushed into exile.
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It's a sad fact that such intrinsically magical devices can be pushed into the dustbin when something new comes along.
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To chase after Chinese tourists, the Tencent-owned wallet recently pushed into Japan through a partnership with chat app Line.
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For decades, Microsoft reigned as the market leader in enterprise productivity — until Google pushed into the space with Google Apps.
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Someone got a little too tired of waiting for him to sell, so he was pushed into his own well.
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Theories began to circulate about Solange being pushed into the spotlight too early, a product of the Knowles pop machine.
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More than 300 people have died and 300,000 have been displaced as troops have pushed into the rebel enclave. Capt.
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Outraged, Mr. Putin pushed into Ukraine, annexed Crimea and stirred up a war that has claimed more than 20153,000 lives.
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He was then pushed into a shower with dozens of other naked men before they were finally given a uniform.
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In an interview, Mr. Matthew said he had not been pushed into the race by anybody from Chicago's political machine.
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"It's a community that is not often seen, and often pushed into another conversation, like 'Republican stronghold,'" Mr. Smit said.
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A 21-year-old man named Clifford Johnson lost sight of his date as he was pushed into the open.
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The president maliciously attacked the character of Americans merely attempting to draw attention to issues often pushed into the shadows.
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Rather, people were pushed into the makeshift camp by the quirks of the EU's refugee system and British border controls.
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But in an indication of things to come, crossing techniques were being pushed into new realms of innovation as well.
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It's hard to estimate now exactly how many will be pushed into poverty, but the number is surely in the millions.
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Shutterstock All of this leaves a question: if Father's Day was truly pushed into prominence by retailers, is it worth celebrating?
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According to the BBC, army troops have recently pushed into eastern Aleppo, the area of the city where the family lives.
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Meronek has witnessed the debate over whether skating should be pushed into the mainstream for the better part of three decades.
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He pushed into new markets abroad and raised an unprecedented amount of capital, to the tune of around $12.5bn, including debt.
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Soon after Walthers was allegedly pushed into the water, police allege Rice and Meeker fled the area in a maroon van.
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They'll become more common as weather events are pushed into higher boundaries and beyond by the warming climate, said Di Lorenzo.
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One of its aims is to reduce the number of people pushed into poverty by having to pay for health care.
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And in the process, Houzz has pushed into other areas of tech and how those could be used to its advantage.
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We also ate our words because No Man's Sky, Y2K, Mighty No. 23 and Persona 22004 were all pushed into 23.
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In addition, it has pushed into Quintana Roo state, home to the resort cities of Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Cozumel.
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Meerkat's own Twitter account has been shuttered and pushed into private mode, and its website now forwards to Houseparty's website, instead.
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But they believe Assad will eventually try to annihilate the rebel forces pushed into rural Idlib, one village at a time.
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Hannibal Buress had to be physically pushed into a police car when he was arrested after a heated confrontation with cops.
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Why it matters: Some people will get pushed into higher tax brackets faster than they would have under the old measure.
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"I've had many of my clients pushed into a whole different tax bracket by having to take the RMD," said Hecht.
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In the clip, The Eggo Man is seen climbing a high-dive and then pushed into a bowl by a spoon.
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But this time, security forces put up resistance when a breakaway group of several hundred protesters pushed into the Green Zone.
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After all, even if the ayatollahs are pushed into a corner, without a regime change their reign of terror will continue.
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But in the end, and after she was pushed into isolation and paranoia, her efforts to dam the blood were futile.
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Their comedic tenor is pushed into even further antagonizing territory with Lemon, Bravo's feature debut co-written by and starring Gelman.
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As soon as the convoy reached a paved road, the captives were hustled out of the S.U.V.s and pushed into vans.
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In Mosul, the Iraqi military pushed into a city fortified with booby traps, moats, snipers and dump trucks packed with explosives.
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Many had feared that if Mr. Trump followed through on his threats from last week, Mexico could be pushed into recession.
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If Mexico were pushed into recession, it would be even less equipped to deal with the flows of migrants and refugees.
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Early in the second quarter, Auburn pushed into position to extend its lead, facing second-and-6 at the Georgia 14.
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She argues that people have already been pushed into the Bronx from Washington Heights when that became unaffordable for many residents.
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As Amazon pushed into entertainment, it often worked with Endeavor, and Mr. Whitesell and Ms. Sanchez started socializing with the Bezoses.
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But as it pushed into 2019, the special counsel's investigation risked bumping into the start of the president's re-election campaign.
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The Korean War began when North Korean troops pushed into South Korea on June 25, 1950, and it lasted until 1953.
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With interest rates at historic lows in recent years, investors pushed into riskier assets like stocks in search of better returns.
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Of late, yields on 10-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), securities offering protection against inflation, have pushed into negative territory.
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Of late, yields on 2100-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), securities offering protection against inflation, have pushed into negative territory.
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Of late, yields on 22017-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), securities offering protection against inflation, have pushed into negative territory.
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Up to 27 inches of snow fall were recorded, which were blown and pushed into 20-foot snowdrifts in some areas.
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As with other user-generated geofilters, the new paid filters will require Snapchat's approval before they are pushed into the app.
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The US retail industry faces a growing headache, with 13 companies pushed into bankruptcy already in 2017, according to Standard & Poor's.
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Four in 10 Greek children were pushed into poverty, and one survey estimated that 54 percent of Greeks have become undernourished.
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Let's make America great by making it safe for women who are pushed into the shadows because of anti-immigrant bias.
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And there are signs that ByteDance is encroaching on Tencent's core markets after the upstart pushed into video games and messaging.
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Consumers are not the only group to have been hurt by the trade war; the manufacturing sector was pushed into recession.
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And as Joy Ginsburg's experience shows, even some doctors may need to be pushed into encouraging their patients to be tested.
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If lawmakers believe that more than one day is needed, the votes could in theory be pushed into the following week.
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Wood Mackenzie lowered its 2018 utility-scale forecast to 6.6 GW from 6.8 GW as more projects get pushed into 2019.
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And now, we see what&aposs going on with Michael Horowitz and how he&aposs being kind of pushed into a corner.
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Logan was pushed into second place, taking $37.9 million in its second week, while Get Out is third, taking another $21.1 million.
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In another, she was flashing the victory sign with her fingers and smiling as she was being pushed into an MRI machine.
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Syrian government forces pushed into the ancient town of Palmyra, where Islamic State (ISIS) militants appeared on the verge of collapse Thursday.
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"It was as though we were watching a certain way of life be washed away and pushed into the city," Braverman said.
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When I am building and stretching new canvases, the tables are pushed into the center of the room, becoming one big worktable.
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ACWA was already operating conventional power projects around the region when it pushed into the solar generation space a few years ago.
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If Lampert is unable to cobble together an offer to buy the company out of bankruptcy, it will be pushed into liquidation.
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LaVorgna feared the Fed would wait too long and be pushed into hiking more aggressively once the economy and inflation picked up.
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In 2014, a Christian couple accused of desecrating the Quran was beaten by a mob, then pushed into a burning brick kiln.
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Automation is entrepreneur Yang's pet issue and one that he's pushed into the mainstream presidential policy discussion over the past few months.
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And that value, legitimate or not, is being pushed into the cryptocurrency world — allegedly artificially driving up Bitcoin prices in the process.
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Bernie Sanders pushed into the mainstream during his first presidential campaign, has mushroomed into a broader test during the 2020 primary. Sen.
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Others argued that Somerville's sentence was a reminder of just how quickly black people can be unsympathetically pushed into the justice system.
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Steam Machines have been quietly pushed into the dustbin as the general idea of living room PC gaming failed to get traction.
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I've had armrests slammed down and pushed into the top of my thigh angrily, plus dirty looks that would wither a rose.
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And the French, the Italians and the Spaniards will just keep quiet, pushed into a corner and chastised as spendthrifts and underperformers.
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Far too often, we are pushed into a solution before a new way of thinking or technology produces the true paradigm leap.
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But firms are once again being pushed into the political forum because America's "culture wars" cover many issues that affect the workplace.
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However, Pavelski was pushed into the goaltender and the puck squirted free in the crease, with Sorensen poking it into the net.
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The Socialists were pushed into a distant and ignominious fifth place, while the Republicans held onto third by a whisker from Melenchon.
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"The Citi US Economic Surprise Index has been pushed into negative territory by disappointing housing data in the United States," they wrote.
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RBS has admitted some wrongdoing over its handling of small businesses, but stopped short of saying they were deliberately pushed into administration.
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I learnt my music at home and played a lot of instruments but I was never really pushed into an education system.
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And with just two weeks until the European open qualifiers for The International began, the team had been pushed into a corner.
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There are also concerns that Islamic State fighters could be pushed into Niger by a government offensive in Libya to the northeast.
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Any savings just gets pushed into additional marketing materials, he said, and several industry experts said budgets are getting bigger than ever.
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We are startled out of controlling our brains, pushed into divergent thinking, and then we want to step forward, into the uncertainty.
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Misfits pushed into the final stage of the map but a nano-boosted Reaper was ready for them with a death blossom.
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Pushed into a starting job because of an ankle injury sustained by the higher-scoring Jonas Valanciunas, Biyombo has excelled at center.
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Instead, we left him, knees bleeding, to think about it, while we pushed into his cabin to see how he lived. ♦
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Without that critical connection to the database, voters are pushed into a provisional process that takes longer to administer, adjudicate, and count.
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He was pushed into a fence as he lapped another car, and his car rolled several times before landing on its side.
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News about his students being pushed into early marriage and lured by traffickers reached him, but often too late to stop it.
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Leave aside the moral bankruptcy of a bill that all-but-guarantees some of our neediest neighbors will be pushed into homelessness.
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It's a simple stone plaque pushed into the dirt; at this point, a huge heap of ash has accumulated at its base.
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Suzuki says he sees a lot of families pushed into tense relationships, where there's a lot of blame and coercion going on.
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Iran's drinking culture was pushed into the shadows for many years by a government peddling the official line that no one drank.
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And the debt limit fight would now be pushed into a difficult midterm election year when Republicans might be even more averse.
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She is a would-be actress, but one suspects she's being pushed into a project by her playwright brother, François (Philippe Mareuil).
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Former Nxivm (pronounced NEX-ee-um) followers who had later turned on their leader pushed into the hallway to continue the jubilee.
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They want to choose whom and when to marry, not be pushed into marriages like so many generations of women before them.
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Or if people who would eventually conceive on their own are pushed into treatment by some of the nation's greedy fertility clinics.
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I shared a small room with my parents, my thin bed pushed into the corner and my window facing a brick wall.
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Given the ultra low interest rate environment in Japan, the fund has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds and pushed into foreign assets.
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"I didn't want to be pushed into anything, and everyone can relate, sometimes things just shift and change around you," she said.
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As technology giants like Netflix, Amazon, Apple and Facebook have pushed into entertainment, media businesses have responded by bulking up through acquisitions.
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If not, you could be forced and pushed into a direction that you wouldn't want to be or do with your life.
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But employees who are pushed into arbitration get payouts that are often significantly smaller than for those who go to federal court.
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Subscription retailers like Le Tote and Rent the Runway have pushed into maternity-wear, taking advantage of their existing e-commerce infrastructure.
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And while everything clicks thematically (and symbolically), you may feel that the characters are being pushed into climactic positions by authorial hands.
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Through its $100 billion Vision Fund, SoftBank has pushed into businesses as wide-ranging as augmented reality, online commerce and dog walking.
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Angola, Africa's second largest oil producer, has been pushed into an economic crisis by the fall in oil prices since mid-2014.
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Rene Rivera, pushed into primary catching duties with Travis d'Arnaud on the disabled list, smacked a run-scoring double and is hitting .
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Since time immemorial, women have been pushed into having children, sidelining their own passions and work in service of the family unit.
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They have since been pushed into a small pocket of northeastern Syria by Turkish-led forces who consider them a security threat.
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And the appointment of a special counsel raised the prospect that the House and Senate investigations could be pushed into the background.
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Styles had the grainiest voice in the group, which often reserved it to arrive just when the verse pushed into the chorus.
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As the storm system pushed into Alabama on Monday evening it toppled trees and power lines and kicked up more suspected tornadoes.
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Footage showed the suspect, with his head covered in a white sheet, being pushed into a police car shortly after the attack.
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Republicans, on the other hand, have been pushed into an unfamiliar position: playing defense on an issue they've owned for almost a decade.
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Canada's economy, pushed into a brief recession last year by weaker oil prices, was already struggling to gain momentum before the Brexit vote.
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He scrambled to develop the final product and then obtain approvals from the Apple App Store as the calendar pushed into December 2012.
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It set the palm trees behind Ventura City Hall ablaze as it pushed into the city, threatening historic homes in the surrounding area.
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Some stood with their laptops open, playing videos of people who had been forcefully arrested, their faces pushed into the ground and bleeding.
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"On the pro-Trump Internet, ... the once-fringe idea of politically motivated 'false flag' attacks [was pushed] into the mainstream," per the WashPost.
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Millions of students are pushed into the same scenarios, from homeroom classes and mandatory physical education, to winter dances and socially obligated parties.
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Wildfires have increased in Mato Grosso and Para, two states where Brazil's agricultural frontier has pushed into the Amazon basin and spurred deforestation.
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And how extra crappy it is to feel as if you've been pushed into breaking up with someone you want to be with!
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The bank admitted some wrongdoing over the way it handled small businesses, while stopping short of claims they were deliberately pushed into administration.
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Charities in the southern African country say child brides are increasingly being pushed into prostitution as growing numbers of early marriages break down.
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To alleviate impact from bird flu, New Hope Liuhe has pushed into processed meat and fresh meat in the first half, it said.
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In September, Wells Fargo paid millions in penalties after regulators said customers were pushed into fee-generating accounts that they never asked for.
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The Rangers pushed into the Stars' zone, and defenseman Keith Yandle gathered in a loose puck, pivoted and shot it in one motion.
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Some Herero died at the hands of Trotha's soldiers; many more perished after being pushed into the desert or herded into concentration camps.
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The army offensive has pushed into Idlib along several fronts from rural Hama to the south and from Aleppo province to the east.
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Rowzee, for one, said she saw a senior commander in her unit pushed into retirement after he made homophobic remarks following the repeal.
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Pushed into a corner by Clinton and Holt, he turned to Sean Hannity, the Fox News host and unofficial Trump surrogate, for backup.
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Or is Romney setting himself up to become the latest in a long line of establishment figures pushed into irrelevance by Trump's movement?
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Their neighbors Airbnb and Pinterest are expected to follow, though any number of them could get pushed into 2020 if the market turns.
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As markets dipped and recession fears grew, the chance of the next Fed rate hike at one point was pushed into early 2018.
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Winnipeg challenged for goalie interference, but the goal was upheld when replays showed Foligno was pushed into Hutchinson by Jets defenseman Toby Enstrom.
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A particular worry, held by young people themselves, is the prospect that disenchanted young Arabs will be pushed into the arms of jihadists.
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The World Bank estimates that more than 70 million people, mostly women and children, were pushed into extreme poverty due to the crisis.
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But many Rohingya say their young people are being pushed into crime because they cannot legally work or, in many cases, receive aid.
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If the index rises more slowly, more salary gets pushed into a higher tax bracket, and deductions and tax credits erode as well.
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Putin's spokesman on Tuesday dismissed speculation that Putin had been pushed into addressing the issue by a drop in his approval ratings, however.
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"Most of the losses [in insurance coverage] are due to the fact that people are not getting pushed into getting coverage," Levitt said.
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But the actors can perhaps be forgiven, since they are continually pushed into scenes that seem designed to halt subtlety in its tracks.
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Microsoft has long established hybrid as a key part of its cloud strategy, though Google and Amazon have both pushed into the space.
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Still others were pushed into financial distress by payment notices demanding more than $1,000 a month, and racked up late fees and interest.
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Baena was wearing a cream-colored sweater over a plaid shirt, and had a pair of reflective sunglasses pushed into his silvery hair.
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The system discourages extremism, but this means that a large portion of the French electorate may feel pushed into an unsatisfactory forced choice.
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Three years later, the filing said, Mr. Weinstein pushed into the home of a young actress and raped her against a coat rack.
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Last year, hundreds of thousands were violently expelled from their homes in Myanmar and pushed into dense, squalid refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
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The group pushed into the northeastern Syrian city of Raqqa that year and consolidated control by January 2014, making the city its capital.
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London time it had pushed into positive territory — above $1.30 — and touched a five-and-a-half month high, according to Reuters data.
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The bad news: Much media attention has focused on the fact that Trump has been pushed into second place in Iowa by Sen.
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Taliban fighters pushed into the northern Afghan city of Kunduz early Monday and took control of a central intersection, according to local reports.
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But many Rohingya say their young people are being pushed into crime because they cannot legally work or, in many cases, access aid.
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The pact had initially been expected to be signed by mid-November, but experts now say it could be pushed into next year.
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This year, the United States increased the number of soldiers who have been advising Iraqi troops as they have pushed into the city.
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Over the last month, the Iraqi Army has pushed into western Mosul, the northern Iraqi city that has been a hard-fought battleground.
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Nebraska's Charlie Easley drove to the hoop and got pushed into the paint where he accidentally undercut Haarms, who crashed to the floor.
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Fracking is extremely controversial due to a variety of environmental concerns such as the pollution of groundwater with the chemicals pushed into the earth.
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Some end up as domestic workers or forced to work in small manufacturing units, farming or are even pushed into sexual slavery in brothels.
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There are times when you're pushed into work or a situation, and in the end it's the best thing that's ever happened to you.
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If expectations for rate hikes continue to be pushed into the future, gold could manage to add to its 22 percent rally for 2016.
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"When one starts communicating before a meeting, others feel (they are) being pushed into a corner and will want to express themselves," Wunsch said.
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He was pushed into the gangster life and forced to run the streets for Mabel until she had him sign away his own soul.
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Live updates on Hurricane Matthew Special concern surrounded Jacksonville's St. Johns River, which could be overwhelmed by water pushed into it by the storm.
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Even if Japanese mothers were not pressed to stop working (which they are) they would be pushed into it by a brutal office culture.
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On June 4, 1989, under cover of darkness, Chinese tanks finally pushed into Tiananmen, crushing the protests and killing hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people.
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The agreement was pushed into effect this year precisely so that it could not immediately be "canceled" were Donald Trump to assume the presidency.
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As explained, the Bureau fought for legislation that would have allowed consumers to pursue direct legal action, rather than be pushed into forced arbitration.
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At the moment, I'm liking a slight blush of lipstick around the edge, slightly pushed into the skin or pushed up into the bow.
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Few think big state-owned banks will ever be allowed to fail or that large state-owned firms will ever be pushed into bankruptcy.
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More probably, the black hole actually reacted to the large additional quantities of dust pushed into its path, resulting in the "burp," he said.
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If you've ever been pushed into or tried out for a high school sports team, you probably had your fair share of embarrassing moments.
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At that time I think they'd said we're going to do movies, but they hadn't really, I don't think, pushed into it very far.
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Warsaw's blue-chip index was pushed into the positive by an over 211.75-percent surge in the shares of video games developer CD Projekt.
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Maybe it would be easy for populations to adapt to off-Earth environments, just as our ancestors pushed into new territories of the planet.
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After getting pushed into a corner after the Soviet Union collapsed, and with its economy in shambles, Russia has perfected the art of mischief.
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It begins with that old, tried and true television premise: that a "normal" person, when pushed into an impossible situation, might commit a crime.
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And regardless of their income, black families were much more likely to be rejected for conventional mortgages and pushed into high-cost subprime loans.
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But many Rohingya say their young people are being pushed into crime because they cannot legally work or, in many cases, even receive aid.
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Syrian government troops pushed into the ravaged city of Aleppo, backed by the fifth day of aerial bombardments by allied Syrian and Russian forces.
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The work on the funding legislation pushed into the early morning hours as Senate leadership tried and failed to make a deal with Paul.
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Ford told senators that she was going upstairs at the house to use the bathroom when she was pushed into a second-floor bedroom.
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Those with eviction records are pushed into substandard private housing in high-crime neighborhoods because many landlords and public housing authorities turn them away.
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In the second period, the Blues rookie Robby Fabbri was pushed into Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford, leading to a rare skater-versus-goalie fight.
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Turkish ground forces pushed into Syria's Afrin province on Sunday, part of Ankara's operation targeting a U.S.-backed Kurdish militia at its southern border.
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President Donald Trump's allies are being pushed into a corner as they struggle to defend Trump in the wake of a snowballing impeachment inquiry.
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Will the president let himself be pushed into a parlous war by John Bolton, who once buoyed the phony case on W.M.D.s in Iraq?
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But Biden, who has been consistently leading the polls ever since he jumped into the race, was pushed into a defensive stance yet again.
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Williams lost the third and fourth match points in near-identical fashion, netting forehands after being pushed into the corner by the desperate Pliskova.
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And this institutional failure to address this problem means that more and more black girls are being pushed into the school-to-prison pipeline.
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Many Republicans fear primary challenges from the right in the midterm elections this fall and do not want to be pushed into difficult votes.
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Commercial and residential real estate followed, and have pushed into the historically black parts of town — particularly the Five Points neighborhood — to significant controversy.
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"When abortion was a crime, the extralegal punishment for women was being pushed into the unsavory and dangerous world of illegal abortions," Sanger writes.
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But since health care must be addressed first, tax legislation could easily be pushed into 2018, according to members of Congress and administration officials.
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People who end up being pushed into a lower bracket would be better off, but those kicked into a higher bracket would not be.
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Support from national governments is normally needed for top posts, and some officials say that Britons are already being pushed into less important work.
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The earliest the Supreme Court could hear arguments on the law's merits would be in October, though the case could be pushed into 2020.
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The president should not allow to be pushed into foreign policy adventures where the Congress can sap his actions to seal his political faith.
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The SDF pushed into Raqqa last month after a long offensive, backed up by air strikes and special forces from the U.S.-led coalition.
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S. relations came under strain over Hong Kong, fueling concerns a "phase one" trade deal between the two powerhouses may be pushed into 2020.
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Canada's economy was already struggling to gain momentum after being pushed into a mild recession in early 2015 by the collapse of oil prices.
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WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT GREG AND AJIT AND WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT THEM BEING PUSHED INTO THESE POSITIONS – PROMOTED TO THESE POSITIONS?
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Recently, though, the toy retailer was pushed into total liquidation after failing to make payments to vendors, weighed down by a heavy debt load.
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Rookie N'Keal Harry is being pushed into a prominent role of late, but spent the first two months of the season on injured reserve.
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In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE, the reality star, 44, denies that she was pushed into an exit from the long-running Bravo series.
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Through the fall, American forces pushed into Phu Yen's remote Ky Lo Valley and engaged the 95th Regiment of the People's Army of Vietnam.
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I knew that [being trans in Vietnam] was quite difficult, and I knew that people were pushed into sex work to pay for operations.
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The U.N.'s Mizutori said 26 million people a year were at risk of being pushed into poverty by extreme weather events and climate change.
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Statues of Greek or maybe they were Roman gods lined the floor, some pushed into the corners, like they'd fallen out of favor or something.
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During the taping, as Sotoodeh turned towards the camera to speak, he was pushed into Lochte, Burke and host Tom Bergeron when security tackled him.
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I actually found this to be pretty useful as a pushed into longer distances and started to lose perspective on how fast I was going.
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All your posts get rolled into one line in the stories list that friends can voluntarily pull, rather than being forcibly pushed into their feeds.
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More and more of that development is being pushed into the "wildland-urban interface" (WUI), where wildfires are more frequent and more difficult to fight.
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The Syrian army and its allies pushed into the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor, one of the last strongholds of Islamic State in Syria.
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We're in this era now where every single comic book hero is now a franchise, or they're being pushed into multiple movies with multiple characters.
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That was less concerning when the idea of drone delivery looked like one of those pipe dreams that would continually be pushed into the future.
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Both sides of my family are extremely risk-adverse, so I was always pushed into taking a desk job or doing anything that seemed 'secure.
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To stop this, Goldman Sachs analysts have suggested the oil futures price curve should be pushed into backwardation, where forward prices are below current ones.
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With oil prices near 12-year lows and smaller companies being pushed into bankruptcy, concerns have been raised about banks' exposure to the energy sector.
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"Men are conditioned to believe that women's voices are seducing and if they hear her voice they are pushed into an adulteress area," Keeble said.
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This will allow the machine to withstand much stormier conditions with much less effort, and to get pushed into the most concentrated areas of plastic.
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Comparitive French bond yields also pushed into positive territory for the second consecutive day with Belgian, Finnish and Austrian yields inching closer to positive territory.
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The man, Frank Jude, was left with a broken nose, bruises and severe bleeding in his ears, a result of having pens pushed into them.
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Private equity firms, onetime "corporate raiders" that made their name taking over distressed companies, have pushed into activities previously dominated by banks and local governments.
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Two of the students featured in the story seem to have been practically pushed into transferring to private schools, which DeVos then helped pay for.
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In the RealClearPolitics (RCP) national polling average, he is stuck around 14 percent and has recently been pushed into third place by a surging Harris.
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"If PREPA was pushed into (bankruptcy), do you expect that outcome would be better for Puerto Rico?" asked Representative Doug LaMalfa, a Republican from California.
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These issues have been further pushed into the spotlight by the national prominence of Black Lives Matter and the work of other racial justice activists.
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Some are pushed into public assistance in order to stay home longer, which could lead to worse outcomes for both the mother and her child.
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The suspect, in his 40s or 50s, could be seen handcuffed and hobbling before he was pushed into the back of a white pickup truck.
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Also of concern: City dwellers who cannot afford to drive are being pushed into suburbs that are not designed to be walkable, Ms. Atherton said.
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It has pushed into increasingly prominent locations for its co-working spaces over the years — but nothing on the order of the Lord & Taylor building.
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It's doubly compelling given that OnePlus's own prices have been creeping up a bit as well, as the company has pushed into more premium territory.
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Buoyed by mainstream crossover stars like Dwayne Johnson and John Cena (and the president's enthusiasm), the wrestling genre has also pushed into more experimental directions.
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Pushed into the purchase by the coming heat, she bought the air-conditioner over the weekend, claiming one of the last units at the store.
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With today's statement the Fed has continued to foster a 'Financial Paradox' where borrowers are empowered and fixed-income investors are pushed into the corner.
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Two assaults were reported recently, he said, including one against a female conductor who required medical attention after she was pushed into a train wall.
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Now, they're nearly finished and the final rules are likely to be released before the end of this year, if they aren't pushed into January.
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Durant, whose teammate Zaza Pachulia was pushed into him by Washington center Marcin Gortat, hyperextended his knee and will have a magnetic resonance imaging examination.
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This wave of popular media pushed into mainstream living rooms and reached beyond the pool of those who once paid attention to the incarceration system.
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He wrote in his memoir that he initially didn't want the role, but was pushed into it by Tina Fey and executive producer Lorne Michaels.
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It was her experience at university on the country's east coast, she says, where she felt "pushed into a corner" because she was a woman.
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But often it comes from a shared numbness, a feeling that there is no forward movement available, that people need to be pushed into action.
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"We belong to a generation that isn't going to be pushed into wearing something we don't want to wear simply because it's new," she said.
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The company has opened more brick-and-mortar locations, pushed into rural areas and filled its stores with more smart devices and accessories to attract shoppers.
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Others are living with older men, pushed into marriage as families struggle to put food on the table or break with long-held traditions, she said.
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The plight of eastern Aleppo's civilian population has worsened in recent days as Syrian government forces have pushed into besieged areas previously held by opposition groups.
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Horton said he recalled Metcalf was crying but was not in the room with her for long and did not see her pushed into the bed.
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Even as you reconquer the station, however, you keep being pushed into more distant and dangerous parts of the station where the Typhon presence is stronger.
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"You get pushed into these conversations about language and immigration and population levels because they're the only conversations we're included in — the problem conversations," she said.
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"People need someone to get them through the mountains, and it wouldn't be necessary if they weren't pushed into the mountains [to circumvent checkpoints]," Arellano said.
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"In The Witch, the things I'm saying I've really felt, since forever, like I'm being pushed into this mould that doesn't seem to fit," she says.
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The system that will be pushed into the German automaker's new cars over the next few years debuts inside the e-Golf Touch here at CES.
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Officials determined that Howe, 70, died in the multi-vehicle crash after her car was pushed into oncoming traffic on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.
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Some families were pushed into huts that were set on fire and they either burned to death or were shot dead when they tried to escape.
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"Developers, but also people that are making music and content, were getting frustrated because they are being pushed into a less rich capability set," Feland said.
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"I will not be pushed into accepting compromises on the Chequers proposals that are not in our national interest," May wrote in the Sunday Telegraph newspaper.
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Comparative French and Belgian bond yields also pushed into positive territory for the second consecutive day with Finnish and Austrian yields inching closer to positive territory.
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The world's biggest private equity firm pushed into car loans in 2011, buying a majority stake in Exeter Finance, a subprime specialist based in Irving, Texas.
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Under Freda's leadership, Estee Lauder's stock has run from $8003 to $109 a share as the company expanded, introduced new products and pushed into international markets.
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He got the job because his cousin was married to publisher Martin Goodman, who pushed into superheroes because of DC Comics' success with Superman and Batman.
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The selection of two companies for the engineering and manufacturing design of the lightweight armored combat vehicle could happen next year or be pushed into 2019.
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These risk factors are forcing people from rural areas into cities, where children are at greater risk of being pushed into forced labor or early marriage.
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So the future habitability of the Earth might depend on the answer to this question: How can innovation in the energy business be pushed into overdrive?
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Jane Foley, a senior currency strategist at Rabobank in London, said speculation would continue that May would be pushed into a compromise over the Brexit negotiations.
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Blacks and mixed-race South Africans were removed from cities and pushed into townships or homelands -- land allotted to non-whites, according to their ethnic identity.
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Campaigners said scores of such marriages are performed every year and in most cases the girls are abused physically and sexually, or pushed into domestic servitude.
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Since your study was published, I have heard so many women speak about stealthing—it really seems like this term has become pushed into the mainstream.
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His parents both studied, and then worked in the field of, computer science but, he told his alma mater, he "never got pushed into" it himself.
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CEL has been among China's financial players that have pushed into leasing: it is the biggest stakeholder in China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings(CALC) (1848.HK).
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Most analysts agree that Li has been majorly sidelined by Xi in recent years, stripped of many responsibilities and pushed into more of a ceremonial role.
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The main opposition Labour Party, which is equivocal on Brexit, was pushed into an embarrassing fourth place, its vote share squeezed by the anti-Brexit alliance.
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The main opposition Labour Party, which is equivocal on Brexit, was pushed into an embarrassing fourth place, its vote share squeezed by the anti-Brexit alliance.
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"We will not be pushed into accepting any old deal and no deal might very well be better for Canada than a bad deal," he added.
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Rubenstein said impartial investigations and reforming both military training and practice could improve safety for health workers - but nations had to be pushed into adopting them.
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Of course, environmental activism isn't new, and these are just the groups that have arisen over the past few years, pushed into action by climate panic.
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My guess is they'll be pushed into the Drama Series category, with the actors competing as guests and the scripts and direction competing against everything else.
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Afghan Taliban fighters have pushed into some areas of Lashkar Gah, firing rockets at government buildings and sparking a new wave of residents fleeing the city.
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"The industry has grown so fast for cranes, a lot of people are doing things that are pushed into these positions without the proper training," he said.
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As a college student, she was pushed into a swimming pool and badly hurt her back, to the point where doctors said she would never run again.
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UberEats, DoorDash and GrubHub Inc have all pushed into the delivery business, which had been at the heart of Domino's expansion into the world's biggest pizza chain.
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When the rave scene started going down because of restrictions from the city, we knew a lot of that was going to get pushed into the clubs.
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Third, and most worryingly, while Twitter was distracted by dysfunction and turnover at the top, rival firms have pushed into the space it once might have owned.
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Zee, who did not want to give her full name, escaped by running away from home, but she says many girls are still being pushed into marriage.
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It will not be a new experience for Livingston, who was pushed into a starting role when Curry missed Games 2 and 259.1 with an ankle injury.
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In fact, the fear, as baseless and discriminatory as it may be, has been a forceful reason why abortion care has been pushed into their own clinics.
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Partners will not be required to pay for their software use — nor will they be pushed into obtaining specialized new certifications to help Microsoft sell its cloud.
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In it, she is pushed into a shallow grave while crying and handcuffed—symbolism that all but screamed how desperately uncomfortable she was in her own skin.
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The soldiers pushed into Beijing on June 3, killing hundreds of people by many accounts, and they took the square in the early hours of June 4.
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The negative stories about immigrants are illuminated, while the stories about immigrants who reflect our best values as a country, appear to be pushed into the dark.
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Magnetic minerals in the soil and ocean are pushed into alignment with the field; when they are trapped in rocks, they still point in the telltale direction.
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At the time, Serena Williams, the tournament favorite and a 23-time Grand Slam champion, was being pushed into a third set by 44th-ranked Kaia Kanepi.
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Mr. Saipov, accused of killing eight people and injuring 12 in the attack, was pushed into a Manhattan federal courtroom in a wheelchair just after 6 p.m.
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Voting this way means that voters will typically be nudged into getting to know more candidates, and candidates, too, will be pushed into campaigning across broader constituencies.
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As good as Tagovailoa looked on the previous drive, the pick was exactly what you would expect from a true freshman pushed into such a difficult circumstance.
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She has struggled with mental illness, was arrested at school after having an anxiety attack and had her head pushed into a chalkboard by a security guard.
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"If they decided to make a withdrawal from their retirement savings account, it could result in the parent being pushed into the next tax bracket," Marshall says.
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" He added, "I need to run a city that has room for prosperous businesses, but doesn't do it at the expense of people getting pushed into poverty.
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Arctic air pushed into the city behind a cold front trailing a storm — the same storm that caused blizzard conditions in the upper Midwest two days later.
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Separately, trade experts and people close to the Trump administration suggested that the completion of a limited trade agreement could be pushed into 2020, according to Reuters.
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McLaren's Fernando Alonso joined Verstappen in retiring without completing a lap, the Spaniard hit from behind by Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat and pushed into the Dutch driver.
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While the waves had blasted apart the boardwalk and poured into beachside houses, the storm surge had pushed into the East Rockaway Inlet, brimming the intracoastal waterways.
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On the day itself, a video surfaced showing one anti-Black Pete activist violently being pushed into a bus and punched in the face by a policeman.
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That is a recognized pattern, in which sex trafficking victims are pushed into new criminal jobs once they get older and make less money for their captors.
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This woman had considered suicide rather than tell her family she'd gotten pregnant when she wasn't married – something that she and her boyfriend were eventually pushed into.
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I come from a generation where maths and sciences were sort of left to the other gender and I was pushed into English and creative and whatnot.
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Tokyo is eager to avoid being pushed into talks on a two-way free-trade agreement aimed not only at market access but at monetary and currency policies.
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The Kurdish and Arab militias pushed into the city in June after fighting for months to encircle it with the help of U.S.-led jets and special forces.
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Some end up as domestic workers, or forced to work in small industries such as textile workshops, farming or are pushed into brothels where they are sexually exploited.
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Diggins was the last of the pair skiing under the relay format and only pushed into the front in the final few feet of the 7.5-kilometer race.
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Television audiences declined with the move from free-to-air to pay TV, even as F1 pushed into new markets in Asia, eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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The party leaders who agree on the framework and the moderators who handle the actual conversation must make sure that candidates are pushed into this sort of conversation.
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The U.S. e-commerce titan pushed into Singapore in 2017 with two-hour deliveries, but has yet to tackle larger and faster-growing markets in the cutthroat region.
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There are already plenty of apps that flag things like abnormal spikes in heart rates, stress levels, and also analyze the data that's pushed into Apple's Health app.
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Former world champion Jacques Villeneuve has warned that the trend for drivers to be pushed into F1 as teenagers is giving off the "wrong image" about the sport.
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Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, wrote in a LinkedIn post that investors have been pushed into stocks and other assets that have equity-like returns.
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The Islamic State evolved out of the Qaeda affiliate that had battled American troops during the Iraq war and was eventually pushed into rebel-held regions of Syria.
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Auth0, a 2013-founded identity and authentication platform, has pushed into unicorn territory with a $1 billion valuation after raising $03 million in its latest Series E round.
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"At this size, you could imagine creating tools for surgeons that grow and follow natural pathways instead of having to be pushed into the body," Blumenschein wrote me.
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The US-led coalition has trained some 8,000 SDF fighters and US military advisers have accompanied SDF units as they have pushed into the inner areas of Raqqa.
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If it is pushed into bankruptcy and lessors start pulling even more planes out of service, there would be nothing left for any potential investors, the official said.
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Tokyo is eager to avoid being pushed into talks on a two-way free trade agreement aimed not only at market access but at monetary and currency policies.
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However, a rule of the drug trade is that once a substance is banned, supply is pushed into the unregulated street market and, inevitably, the drugs get stronger.
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US military advisers accompanied SDF units as they pushed into the inner areas of Raqqa, but local forces made up the majority fighters tasked with retaking the city.
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And there is, of course, a further diffusion—these human lives are seen in counterpoint to natural life, the different life rhythms pushed into the same time signature.
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But the CBO also noted that as the economy grows and inflation takes its toll, politicians act to ensure that most people aren't pushed into higher tax brackets.
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Over the past year, Amazon has rolled out new video-ad formats, pushed into connected TV, and built out programmatic tools that place ads on websites outside Amazon.
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Violent winds thrashed communities like Panama City and Marianna Florida, while surges of ocean water — pushed into the shore by winds — submerged coastal homes in Mexico Beach, Florida.
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Quickly, we gathered up our cups and saucers and hurried to the bungalow, where other diners had already pushed into the five tiny (hardly ever used) indoor booths.
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"Under the panel's order, she will be pushed into November, pushing her closer to the point at which abortion is barred under Texas law," according to the ACLU.
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Allegedly recommended by his bosses at the "family-owned witchcraft shop," the documentary argues that the Nazis never wanted violence but were pushed into war by Allied powers.
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Even as women have pushed into once-male bastions in business, many still feel the sting of professional and personal backlash if they are perceived as too aggressive.
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And everyone from retail store owners to country commissioners has a general interest in the overall quantity of money that Medicaid expansion has pushed into these key states.
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The wildfire has swept over the Sacramento River and pushed into the outskirts of Redding, the largest city in the region, where an evacuation order is in place.
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Mahmod told how she and sister Banaz were pushed into early marriage after an older sister rebelled, causing her family to lose status in their Iraqi Kurdish community.
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"The works council feels it is being pushed into something," said an adviser to the labor side, who asked not to be named because his advice is confidential.
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With Rosberg running fourth after being pushed into a spin that dropped him to the back at the start, Hamilton looked set to regain the overall championship lead.
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As the world's carbon emissions approach the no-return threshold, as more black and Indigenous and poor communities are pushed into environmental catastrophe, that web is still expanding.
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"Truck drivers using the restart were coming off and being pushed into morning traffic," said Dave Osiecki, executive vice president of national advocacy at the American Trucking Associations.
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"I may be in the minority here, but I think with this new development, despite Iran's outlandish statements, ultimately Iran has been pushed into a corner," she added.
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The third candidate is Friedrich Merz who would stand for a shift towards the low-tax, business-friendly right-wing conservatism that Merkel has pushed into the background.
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Season after season, we see how the happy-go-lucky McGill, with big dreams of being an honest lawyer, was slowly hardened and pushed into becoming Saul Goodman.
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Activists say dropout rates rise when girls are co-opted into household chores, pushed into early marriage or held back by discrimination and deep-seated taboos over periods.
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Now that process, which has faced a number of setbacks, has been pushed into 2020 and Boeing has an inventory of about 400 of the airplanes in storage.
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This year, creators pushed into unknown territories — like a world in which there is no death, or a place where social media and snot go hand in hand.
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Though not what we had imagined, the developments fit into the heart of the narrative — chased by the police, the migrants were pushed into the arms of a coyote.
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It's just that the visibility of fandom online means that whether you like it or not, you're pushed into the conversation with everyone else having it, chained by hashtags.
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They became so ever-present that in 1972, the US government was pushed into allowing girls to wear pants at public school under Title IX of the Education Amendments.
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Various ethnic groups in the country currently face violent oppression, including Rohingya Muslims, who are fleeing what some are calling genocide and have been pushed into a refugee crisis.
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There were bloody noses and ruined clothes, and enough people jumped or were pushed into a neighborhood swimming pool that the profusion of sudsy froth killed the pool filter.
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Other Korean firms have attracted foreign investors and pushed into Europe, such as Dr.Jart+, partly backed by Estee Lauder and whose products are sold in the beauty chain Sephora.
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In the European election the party was pushed into third place with just 15.8 percent of the vote, its worst showing nationwide since democracy returned after World War Two.
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Iraqi forces, backed by coalition forces and U.S. air support, pushed into Mosul's western Mamun neighborhood on Friday, where they were immediately met with intense gunfire from ISIS militants.
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The thresholds for different tax brackets are indexed to inflation, and so this change means that over time more people will be pushed into higher tax brackets, raising revenue.
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Contracts like those shown in the film can result in increasingly vulnerable workers being pushed into modern slavery, said Emily Kenway from the British charity Focus on Labour Exploitation.
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I was lying flat on my stomach, and one officer came forward and put his knee in my back, his service weapon pushed into the base of my skull.
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When I was growing up, I had lots of smart classmates that were girls, but none of us were really pushed into math or computers or anything like that.
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But the judge said he approved the settlement because Takata could otherwise be pushed into bankruptcy, delaying efforts to replace millions of potentially deadly inflators still on the road.
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J&J said it was not revising its earnings forecast higher for the year because certain divestments it previously expected to make this year might be pushed into 24.42.
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Weddings cost up to 200,000 rupees and in many cases push entire families into modern slavery even as young girls are pulled out of schools and pushed into adulthood.
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PDG passed on the low-income housing boom and focused on more custom-built projects in the middle-income segment as it pushed into new corners of the country.
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After all, whenever a community is pushed into the underground, art proliferates, giving birth to powerful style that can only be stolen by the status quo, never organically conceived.
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On one of the three pointers, LaVine pushed into Curry's screen so slowly that it looked like a pound cake getting mushed into the side of a sleeping dog.
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J.T., New York This may indeed be a very helpful line of thought for many workers who find themselves pushed into new responsibilities that feel like a career detour.
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Fracking sand supplied by U.S. Silica is used in hydraulic fracturing where it is pushed into wells under high pressure to free oil and gas trapped in shale rocks.
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After having languished in obscurity for most of its early existence, Leonardo da Vinci's work was pushed into the spotlight in 1911 when it was stolen from the Louvre.
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Without it, people living with chronic conditions are hospitalized and visit the emergency room more frequently, require costly nursing homes, rack up high bills, and get pushed into poverty.
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With every new quest, you get pushed into new territory and learn more and more about the world, gaining experience, leveling up, earning new abilities, and getting new gear.
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"We have a democracy that only works for the 1 percent, and it incarcerates and murders black and brown people," Ms. Millard said as she pushed into the crush.
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A woman who survived a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, over the weekend says she was pushed into a bar for safety when she and a bouncer heard gunshots.
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The attacks came a day after Iraqi special forces pushed into the city of Falluja, held by the Islamic State, in a large-scale military operation started last month.
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A judge previously scheduled the state trial for this month, The Post and Courier reported, but the date was pushed into 2017 in light of federal charges against Roof.
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Highlighting surveys showing that corporations' plans to invest declined markedly and that consumer confidence had eroded, Barclays forecast that the British economy would be pushed into a recession imminently.
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Katie Wenszell is now fighting for her life after saving her mother, who was allegedly pushed into a path of an oncoming train at a MARTA station in Atlanta.
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They fear that the union is being pushed into chaos by Germany, its de facto leader, whose bounteous generosity toward migrants is attracting the terrorists of today and tomorrow.
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Elite forces pushed into Mosul from the east in October but regular army troops tasked with advancing from the north and south made slower progress and the operation stagnated.
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I opened the door, pushed into the room, locked the other door, threw myself onto the bed, retracted my limbs like a sea anemone who is closed for business.
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Step by step, Mr. Dauman was stripped of his authority and pushed into a corner where his only recourse was to wage a series of expensive, messy legal battles.
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Even as the group has lost territory in one part of its caliphate, it has retaken areas that were declared liberated and pushed into new parts of the world.
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"Magic, the world of the jinn, demons, and exorcism are still around in most Muslim and other societies, even if they've been pushed into the peripheries by polite society."
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"This structure can result in borrowers being pushed into forbearance despite better options," said Melissa Emrey-Arras, an education director at the G.A.O. and a contributor to the report.
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If that timetable slipped, one of the president's top agenda items could get pushed into next year and maybe vanish entirely, joining Obamacare repeal as an epic legislative failure.
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Officials hope that by publicizing the risks and proposing ways to address them, countries that take a lax approach to security will be pushed into action by their citizens.
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For example, the cash in your brokerage account — money you haven't yet invested — may be pushed into the firm's money market account during hours when the market is closed.
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It's certainly not encouraging to realize how easily many Americans were duped by right-wing lies, pushed into screaming rage against a reform that would actually improve their lives.
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Around 3% of the country was pushed into poverty as a direct result of the earthquake, the World Bank said, with total reconstruction costs as high as $6.7 billion.
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The Party lost only a small number of council seats in England, but ceded control of the Welsh Assembly and was pushed into third place in the Scottish Parliament.
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At school — because of myriad factors including poor workforce planning and declining higher education budgets — college students are pushed into career education at the expense of the liberal arts.
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As Iraqi forces have pushed into ISIS-held Mosul in recent weeks, coalition forces have also been preparing for an offensive into Raqqa, the group's stronghold in northern Syria.
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But we also know that we will not be pushed into accepting any old deal, and no deal might very well be better for Canada than a bad deal.
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Speaking at a separate news conference, Mr. Klopp, fighting back tears, said the sergeant was pushed into a closet, and from there somehow warned other officers to stay away.
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And they were pushed into a box by what appeared to be a clear abuse of power by a President who boasts there are no limits on his authority.
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The only living things in the garden now — other than the soil itself — are the garlic cloves I pushed into the dirt to overwinter until the next gardening season.
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But during a nearly five-hour summation, prosecutors argued that Mr. Hernandez was neither delusional nor susceptible to being pushed into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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But in two separate outpatient programs in Arizona — Mirasol Recovery Centers and Desert Star Addiction Recovery Center — Eitan said they were pushed into a restrictive, unhelpful 220-step approach.
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The group announced Tuesday that partners have been chosen to provide 210.14 billion euros ($24.7 billion) worth of battery technology as the auto group pushed into zero-emission vehicles.
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Google, Facebook and others have also pushed into artificial intelligence, which underlies voice recognition software, digital assistants like Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri, and technologies like self-driving cars.
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She wasn't overtly sexualized, like Black Widow, or pushed into a heterosexual romance, like Scarlet Witch, or positioned as the only woman in a group of men, like Gamora.
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Boeing warned in October that a production cut or freeze could be necessary if regulatory approval of its fixes to the jet's flight-control software is pushed into 22020.
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At least some of the increase in schooling seems to be driven by young people pushed into low-quality educational options because the underlying job market has been difficult.
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In a clip posted Tuesday, the actress laid back with her head on a pillow and had a Q-tip pushed into her nostril with the hot wax on it.
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Wells Fargo said last week it would pay $185 million in penalties and $5 million to customers that regulators say were pushed into fee-generating accounts they never requested for.
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But he would be gambling with Israel's future if he were now tempted to annex parts of the West Bank, or pushed into it by right-wingers in his government.
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If pushed into a corner, they will spring out in a vicious attack to protect that which they cannot lose — even if such an attack steps directly upon the tripwire.
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The Syrian army pushed into the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor on September 5th, breaking the three-year-old siege of a government-held enclave by Islamic State (IS).
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Over the following years, the early hope of the "Wukan Spring" evaporated as many of its new elected leaders were detained, pushed into exile or pressured to quit their posts.
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Wells Fargo will pay $185 million in penalties and $5 million to customers that regulators say were pushed into fee-generating accounts that they never requested, officials said on Thursday.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Kurdish-led authority in northeast Syria called for a corridor "to evacuate dead and wounded civilians" from Ras al-Ain town which Turkish forces have pushed into.
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Pushed into the spotlight at 11 years old via her role on Modern Family, Winter has always seemed beyond her years, probably because the public treats her like an adult.
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The largest U.S. bank by market capitalization will pay $185 million in penalties and $5 million to customers that regulators say were pushed into fee-generating accounts they never requested.
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But in 2300 it suffered the same fate as Circuit City, Mervyns and several other retailers, who were pushed into bankruptcy as their sales took a hit from the recession.
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The Liberal government in power promised a plebiscite would take place as soon as possible after the July Federal election, but reports now indicate it could be pushed into 2017.
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Low interest rates have been a driving factor in the 26-year bull market, with investors pushed into equities as other lesser-yielding instruments are viewed as unattractive by comparison.
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Militant in the North Caucasus are hounded by security forces, pushed into forest hideouts, and too pre-occupied with staying alive to be able to launch attacks on Russian cities.
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Despite its declared withdrawal of most military forces two weeks ago, Russian jets and helicopters carried out dozens of strikes daily over Palmyra as the army pushed into the city.
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That throughline carries over into the sequel, as Elastigirl is pushed into the spotlight and Mr. Incredible, formerly the breadwinner, is left at home to take care of the children.
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ISIS then pushed into Kurdish territory, and by October thousands of militants—armed with tanks, mortars, machine guns, and suicide vehicles—had reached Kobanî, a city on the Turkish border.
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Konstantin Kosachev, chairman of the upper house's international affairs committee, said it looked like Trump may have been pushed into approving military action by the Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Joel Kupperman was pushed into the spotlight by his mother, a typical stage mom and then propelled farther into fame when he was used as pro-semitic propaganda during WWII.
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"Even when I was growing up, I was pushed into certain sports ... mostly track, which is supposed to be—it's a predominantly African-American sport, especially for women," Onumonu said.
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"The Nimrud ziggurat was apparently bulldozed and pushed into the ancient bed of the Tigris river," British Institute for the Study of Iraq President John Curtis told the Art Newspaper.
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The war has taken livelihoods as well as lives, but brickmaking is a rare bright spot in Yemen, which has been pushed into a humanitarian disaster by the civil war.
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The Economist: Over this period when you may have to roll out your own system, do you think it's possible that a company can be pushed into making a loss?
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"I am very upset that I have been pushed into the public spotlight again," Semenya said in her first extensive remarks about the rule since it was announced in April.
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Many, if not most Palestinians, meanwhile, even as they find themselves increasingly pushed into smaller and smaller enclaves of authority, have never abandoned the dream of owning the whole land.
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Instagram has recently pushed into commerce, launching a sales feature in April that makes it possible for the influencer seller to market and monetize their audience directly from the platform.
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It's a Diane Lane role — the dutiful wife and mom pushed into dangerous behavior by incipient middle age and marital boredom (even though her husband is played by Billy Crudup).
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That November, my platoon of 30 Marines and 30 Iraqi National Guard soldiers pushed into Falluja for the second day of the fierce battle to retake the city from insurgents.
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We have a new generation coming of age, and young people are saying, 'We don't accept being locked out of the cities, kicked off the farms, and pushed into ghettos.
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The bank agreed in September to pay $185 million in penalties and up to $5 million to customers who, regulators say, were pushed into fee-generating accounts they never requested.
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The President's refusal to be pushed into a more vehement condemnation of white supremacists, after a history of racially charged and anti-Muslim rhetoric put the administration on the defensive.
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And you don't realize how you get coopted into this way of thinking, and...kind of like...you just get really pushed into believing the myth of the south, right.
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After several minutes of drilling, a few feet at a time, the bit pushed into the void, letting loose a geyser that sprayed the gallery walls and doused the crew.
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The controversies began less than a year into 2010, when the US State Department was pushed into damage control mode after WikiLeaks released thousands of classified documents on July 25.
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The people who made a living turning rice and fruit juice into alcoholic drinks — often the poorest, lowest-caste residents — have been pushed into lower-paying jobs as day laborers.
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Wild coach Bruce Boudreau challenged the goal, claiming Dubnyk was interfered by right winger Dmitrij Jaskin, but the replayed showed Jaskin was pushed into Dubnyk by Wild defenseman Ryan Suter.
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If a plane stalled or a technical problem developed approaching takeoff, it would be pushed into the sea in order to get the other planes in the air on time.
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She is also a prominent human rights activist in her community in western Tangulbei, where she rescues girls who are being forced to undergo FGM and pushed into child marriage.
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Ford alleged that at this party, she was pushed into a bedroom and an inebriated Kavanaugh pinned her to a bed while his friend Mark Judge was watching and laughing.
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They were pushed into the arrangement as part of a deal struck by Meredith, the company that purchased them in 2017, according to two news executives familiar with the matter.
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The SDF has also pushed into Arab majority areas, including Raqqa and parts of Deir al-Zor, where it is working to establish its model of multi-ethnic local governance.
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In another match, we used the Pathfinder's zip-lining abilities to pull a crafty flank at Runoff, leaving the final team stuck below us as they pushed into the final zone.
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Applicants who check "yes" are now pushed into a supplementary application process that costs them more money and often asks them to produce court and legal documents that do not exist.
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In the women's 5,000, Molly Huddle, the favorite from the United States, faded with a lap to go as Betsy Saina of Kenya pushed into the lead and never let go.
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Like it has in Egypt and Turkey and Russia, where journalists have been pushed into political partisan corners as we see here tonight -- delegitimized, accused of being enemies of the state.
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What it's about: Hazel Johnson and Mari McCray fall in love at church bingo in 1963, but they're kept apart but their family and society and are pushed into separate marriages.
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It's an idea pushed into the mainstream presidential policy discussion by Warren, and now other Democratic contenders are being forced to respond to her proposal in light of the Hughes' remarks.
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"Such (British) data has been pushed into the backseat over recent months, quiet and insignificant, as markets focus instead on the drama of Brexit," said Sebastien Clements, currency analyst at OFX.
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Footage of Mujica's detention showed him being pushed into a van belonging to Mexico's National Institute of Migration (INM), which enforces immigration laws, by immigration agents and federal police in blue.
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Young LGBT people can face intense pressure and scrutiny from their families, and many of those interviewed in the report said they were pushed into conversion therapy by their own parents.
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When Arthur is pushed into an act of violence while on his way back from a gig, his rage — and his makeup — inspires an anarchic anti-authoritarian movement in the city.
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Women, because of the type of work they either incline to or are culturally pushed into, end up with less bargaining power in the free market and therefore less economic independence.
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How she, perhaps, understood that to embrace genius — particularly while black — is to embrace the concepts of scarcity, pushed into the mainstream (in part) by the limits of the white imagination.
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Published when Heimel was 36 and pushed into the book world as collected wisdom dressed in a funny bright coat, Sex Tips for Girls is a feat of crystallizing uncontainable energy.
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Under Geely's aegis, Volvo has steadily pushed into premium cars where it competes against Daimler's Mercedes-Benz and BMW, helping it hit its fifth straight year of record sales in 2018.
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Instead, he is working on creating tiny bundles of glass and metal microwires that can be pushed into brain tissue, a bit like a Utah array but with many more sensors.
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In France and the Netherlands, once-mighty centre-left parties have been reduced to bit players; in Italy and Germany they have been pushed into third place behind populists or Greens.
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The islands and peninsulas north of New York harbour—Long Island, Nantucket, most of Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod—were pushed into place by the bulldozer blade of the Wisconsinan ice-sheet.
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Come back in half a billion years, Dr. Brown said, and Sedna will be back in the Kuiper belt, while other Kuiper belt objects will have been pushed into elliptical orbits.
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Others, including the Dogan group's new owner, Erdogan Demiroren, have been pushed into the business by a government that wants all media to be run by people it can boss around.
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So tax reform could get pushed into 2018, and ambitious bills are even harder in an election year since the other side doesn't want to give the White House a win.
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Sometimes, it ends well in marriage; other times, it ends badly, especially for the woman who might, somewhere down the line, be pushed into having a baby by the husband's parents.
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The company's primary product, the virtual reality headset Rift, was originally scheduled to be released in 2015, but was pushed into 2016, with the exact shipping date and price still unknown.
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"China for us can only grow," CEO Thierry Andretta told Reuters, stressing that the label, which pushed into the region later than many peers, only had four shops there so far.
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As I pushed into unknown lands, I did so with caution—a far cry from the comparative cavaliering of over 50 hours later, loaded up on health and stat perk provisions.
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Dusty barbells, weight belts and worn lifting shoes were pushed into one corner; in another were the mats that the men throw over the wooden platforms and sleep on at night.
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The debt, too, is largely domestic, making China less likely to be pushed into a crisis by problems outside its borders, which have toppled debt-heavy emerging economies in the past.
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Martha Roby was pushed into a Republican runoff in Alabama largely because she had distanced herself from Trump after the "Access Hollywood" tape came to light in the fall of 2016.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said the Syrian army and its allies pushed into the historic city of Palmyra on Wednesday, driving back Islamic State insurgents.
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Even if this signals Chinese policymakers are more tolerant of companies being pushed into bankruptcy, analysts say it also suggests they are moving slowly so as not to destabilize the economy.
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It is Medicaid that provides the in-home occupational therapist who works with the autistic child so she can live at home with her family — not be pushed into an institution.
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Because the government was in disarray — it had been pushed into exile in Riyadh by Houthi rebels — it was not clear how long it would take to get such a letter.
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On Tuesday, a military media unit run by Lebanon's Hezbollah said the Syrian army, which Hezbollah fights with, had pushed into the last Islamic State districts of Deir al-Zor city.
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His earliest credits were as a writer, but he pushed into directing and producing as well, and eventually he was in a position to create his own projects and play starmaker.
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Reuters reported, citing trade experts and people close to the Trump administration, the completion of a partial trade deal could be pushed into 2020 as China seeks more extensive tariff rollbacks.
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Meanwhile, Reuters, which cited trade experts and people close to the Trump administration, reported that the completion of phase one of the trade deal could be pushed into the new year.
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"We will not be pushed into accepting any old deal, and no deal might very well be better for Canada than a bad deal," Mr. Trudeau said in Chicago this month.
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Here are just five examples, pulled from the report, that demonstrate how LGBTQ Americans are pushed into the criminal justice system — and suffer some of the worst consequences once they're in.
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More recently, it has pushed into the United States, with a casino in Las Vegas and Resorts World New York, an electronic slot machine parlor at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens.
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The player lands on an alien planet with the hopes of finding their long lost sibling, before being pushed into a variety of situations, where they're given a selection of choices.
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Finally, there are uses for sweet, ripe grapes: bringing a pop of juicy freshness to a chicken salad, for example, or pushed into the top of an oil-enriched bread dough.
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His left elbow shielded his body, his left forearm could be pushed into the opponent to stifle right hands, and his left shoulder could come up to deflect from his head.
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About $65.5 billion of that cash injection will be directed to banks to repay debts that are due in coming weeks, while the rest will be pushed into the financial market.
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Hill may have pushed into the realm of hyperbole with a few of her statements — it was Twitter after all — but I judge the spirit of her assessment to be true.
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The controversial digital-media brand that&aposs popular with US millennials is one of many publishers that have pushed into sports betting as more US states move to legalize the activity.
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In September, Pendragon said it had been pushed into a half-year loss in the first six months of the year after making deep price cuts to offload used car inventory.
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Furniture is summoned — and in many cases, directly pushed — into place by Terje and Mona, whose roles in the political and dramatic schemes of things are established at the very beginning.
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According to her prepared testimony, she will lay out how she walked up a narrow set of stairs to reach a bathroom when she was pushed into a bedroom and attacked.
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But a Kremlin spokesman said the incident, in which Kasyanov had a cake pushed into his face, was not connected to the Kremlin ally and was simply an act of hooliganism.
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A solar energy trade group said Tuesday that the industry will grow at a slower pace than initially projected as some large-scale projects are pushed into 2628, according to Reuters.
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Secretive and insular, he prefers to operate under the radar, those in his inner circle say, and when pushed into a corner, resorts to jokes and trivia to avoid serious discussion.
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Sources told Business Insider that the necessary support for a formal challenge is not yet there, but the prime minister could be pushed into standing down in the next few weeks.
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The company has pushed into mid-roll video ads (commercials) and announced plans to test pre-roll video ads, but it hasn't built anything comparable to what YouTube has in place.
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They include a painting of twelve brain scans arranged in a grid, two self-portraits showing his scar, and two others that depict him waiting to be pushed into an MRI machine.
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"First it was just a big cloud coming down the mountain, then it just turned totally white," Colin Rafferty, whose pickup truck was pushed into a ditch by the snow, told KCNC.
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Once the production code runs again, all of the data is automatically pushed into the IDE so that you can examine the entire stack trace up to where you set the breakpoint.
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They worried too about the kinds of cronyism it might encourage if American industries worked out that they could lobby for other governments to be pushed into buying more of their stuff.
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The footage, posted Thursday on Facebook, shows Perla Morales-Luna being pushed into a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) vehicle in National City, California, while her daughters cry out in protest.
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I display them all on my dresser, pushed into a cork board organized by categories, so that I can choose which piece of flair best represents any given mood, holiday, or activity.
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Chanel No. 5 (Breslin) seems to have the best outcome after being pushed into a room by Dr. Cassidy Cascade (Taylor Lautner) where the two partake in a hot make out session.
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German 5-year bond yields last week pushed into positive territory for the first since 2015, while long-dated German bond yields on Monday hit their highest level in around two years .
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With Trump's most recent directives—which can be liberally interpreted as orders to deport all 11 million undocumented people currently in the US—the anger against the Pope has pushed into overdrive.
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Darin Morgan (Glen's brother) wrote on just the series' second and third seasons, but he realized very quickly that The X-Files' horrific tone could very easily be pushed into outright comedy.
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The economy has been pushed into recession partly by a slump in prices for oil, a key source of revenue that has the added attraction of coming in the form of dollars.
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The Arctic region has been pushed into an entirely new climate, one that's outside the experience of longtime residents and native wildlife, shows a new report in the journal Environmental Research Letters.
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The restaurant Niche started out as, only to be pushed into the direction of tasting menus and massive wine lists by customers who knew nothing between high-end and hyper-casual dining.
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As power producers attempted to limit the stock build and cut new orders, the mining sector was pushed into a crisis, with mines closing and laying off thousands of operators and contractors.
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Third Point is questioning whether too many assets are being pushed into the materials unit, which would be controlled by Executive Chairman Andrew Liveris, who is set to leave Dow next year.
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Renewed selling of sterling is linked to a growing perception that the Conservative government, once pushed into negotiations, may be more interested in restricting immigration than retaining access to Europe's single market.
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"I feel like we were pushed into being part of this by the city," said Montana Michniak, a recent college graduate who works at a cafe in the city's South Side neighborhood.
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In a European election on May 26, the SPD was pushed into third place with just 15.8 percent of the vote, its worst showing nationwide since democracy returned after World War Two.
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These things were pushed into people's homes so quickly by an Amazonian quest for market domination, but so much of the utility of smart speakers is still tied up in their frustrations.
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The jury turned next to the testimony of the actress Annabella Sciorra, 59, who had said that Mr. Weinstein pushed into her Gramercy Park apartment in the early 1990s and raped her.
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"We wanted to ensure people's mental health and well-being and make sure that they're not pushed into feeling like they have to connect at weird hours of the day," Loury said.
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With each passing year, the world has fewer and fewer pristine natural spots, as cities, roads, farms, mines, logging, and other industrial activities have pushed into nearly every corner of the planet.
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This, by the way, is why you most likely can't sue your cellphone provider or credit card issuer in court and, once pushed into arbitration, you can't join up with fellow customers.
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They're being pushed into a box where their rights are limited, their decisions are limited and they aren't considered equal to those who are shoving them into a small grouping of misfits.
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Residents described scenes of panic and confusion Tuesday as hundreds of navy personnel pushed into Tarkwa Bay and neighboring island communities on the Lagos Lagoon, ordering them to leave within an hour.
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As a result, those payments were pushed into the following year's budget — making it appear as if the state had stayed within its Medicaid budget for the year, when it had not.
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Google&aposs former head of international relations said he spent the last two years pressuring the company to adopt a comprehensive human rights policy as it pushed into new markets in China.
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He said he often wondered what the old farmers would think about his work, and about the trees that they pushed into the soil and toiled over before walking away in defeat.
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Pushed into retirement by voters who tired of his colorful ways, Mr. Arpaio has gone from being a public official working 14-hour days to a civilian with a mostly empty calendar.
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Some put a Chinese flag on the floor and took turns running over it, before defacing it and putting it in a dumpster outside, which they then pushed into a nearby river.
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The unsecured creditors had accused Oaktree of using its position as lender to place an "exorbitantly expensive noose around Molycorp Group's neck" and seize control once the miner had been pushed into bankruptcy.
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"The whole fantasy is that there is this vast, unexplored potential for law enforcement in Mexico" López-Aranda said the current administration got pushed into a corner in their efforts to appease Trump.
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IoT has been dubbed a security nightmare for consumers, given the accelerating trend for network connectivity to be pushed into all sorts of devices — often by companies with little or no security expertise.
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"The tougher the stance that authorities take in tier-1 cities, the greater the share of activity that will be pushed into tier-2 and beyond," Westpac said in a March 20 note.
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A maritime source familiar with the area said that, depending on the current, any free floating mines could be pushed into the open sea in an area close to the Bab al-Mandab.
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Migrants from the northern British Isles — Scots, Scots-Irish and others — pushed into these mountains in large numbers from the 1700s onward and did much to create the nation as we know it.
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The bank earlier this month agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement with California prosecutors and federal regulators, after customers said they were pushed into costly financial products that they didn't ask for.
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"I've been waiting for this my whole life and now it's time," Jennings says in the clip as she lies on a gurney, surrounded by family, and is pushed into the operating room.
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The '90s witch fantasy requires a male force to regulate the power that it otherwise grants to women; it requires that when women are given power, they be pushed into following certain norms.
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I feel like queer people have been pushed into nightlife as means of safety and cover as well as ritual, but we want to branch out and explore atopic cultures across the spectrum.
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They've spotted something very true: The US has enormous debts (as does Britain, as does France and Japan), and we're one unknown event away from being pushed into a sovereign debt death spiral.
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"If you change jobs mid-year and get a bump in salary, you might get pushed into a higher tax bracket, so the amount they are having withheld won't be enough," Turner explains.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co has not convinced U.S. regulators it is doing enough to repay 600,000 drivers who were wrongly pushed into buying auto insurance, a leading bank regulator said on Tuesday.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian refugee children in Lebanon are struggling to get an education and many are being pushed into work or early marriage instead, the United Nations children's agency UNICEF said on Monday.
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Being pushed into developing Lightning headphones is a challenge that the German company is embracing, and it's already thinking about ways to exploit that digital connector's greater capabilities over the classic analog standard.
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He's replaced moderates pushed into his orbit by the Republican establishment -- like former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson or former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster -- with people who see the world his way.
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The army pushed into the city this month with the help of Russian air power and Iran-backed militias, breaking an Islamic State siege of an enclave there that had lasted three years.
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The Hang Seng stock index fell to a seven-month low on Tuesday and embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said the city had been pushed into a state of "panic and chaos".
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Reuters reported, citing trade experts and people close to U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, the completion of a partial trade deal could be pushed into 2020 as China seeks more extensive tariff rollbacks.
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On Friday morning, he was seen being pushed into a private vehicle while en route to a subway train station in the southern part of the city, according to his affiliated party Demosisto.
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I put a lot of my thoughts into the live-action education sequence in the movie, where I've got kids being pushed into the mincer to be processed into certain citizens in life.
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One vulnerability is a reliance on divestment proceeds and bank loans to meet cash outflows, which creates a risk that ICs could be pushed into fire-sales in the event of liquidity stress.
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Democrats have targeted battleground states with large Hispanic populations for months — mainly Colorado, Florida and Nevada — and have recently pushed into smaller Hispanic communities in tight swing state races like Iowa and Ohio.
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But as the process was pushed into 2020, Boeing said the plane's uncertain future had forced it to pause production and prioritize the delivery of the approximately 400 airplanes it has in storage.
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Their closeness was pushed into hyperdrive in the Season 3 episode "A Life In A Day," which brought them together to live an entire lifetime as partners in a later-erased time loop.
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This history was heavily referenced in "Beyond the Wall," when the Hound explained to Tormund that he was pushed into the flames, so it's fresh in viewers' minds going into this possible reunion.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes hit 45 targets in northern Syria's Afrin region on Sunday, the military said, as ground forces pushed into the area in an operation targeting a U.S.-backed Kurdish militia.
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It's funny to think that Josie was pushed into performing at the "Save Pop's" party — an event designed to save a safe space for Riverdale's mostly white teen heroes, Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead.
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It recovered in June as Mexico struck a migration deal with the U.S. But this was not enough to firmly anchor the currency, which has now been pushed into turbulent waters one more time.
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Die Welt daily reported he had acknowledged his presence at the camp and said he knew that people were pushed into gas chambers and that he had seen bodies being burned in the crematorium.
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They're just telling us what they're going to do... I need to run a city that has room for prosperous businesses, but doesn't do it at the expense of people getting pushed into poverty.
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Family members say they lost contact with the missing men, aged 2500 to 0003, after they fled as Syrian army troops pushed into rebel-held neighborhoods 2000 days or a week ago, Colville said.
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Under its deals with Moscow and Tehran, Ankara has forces at a dozen military posts in the Idlib region, including one in the town of Morek, which the Syrian army pushed into on Friday.
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Read more: UPS CEO David Abney reveals why the logistics giant hasn't pushed into one of delivery's fastest-growing sectors Companies ranging from Domino's to Amazon have made highly publicized pushes into drone delivery.
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The most consequential of these myths is that no one chooses sex work, and most are pushed into it by abusive pimps — each common beliefs among many who seek to further criminalize the industry.
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UTIs occur when bacteria that's normally found in your bowels gets pushed into your urinary tract by way of your urethra, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK).
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Libor over the past year Some experts believe it's a telltale sign that the Fed could get pushed into hiking rates before it wants to and before much of the market expects it to.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Two Venezuelan lawmakers said they were roughed up on Monday with one pushed into a manhole by soldiers blocking an opposition sit-in against President Nicolas Maduro, among chaotic scenes around Caracas.
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" She added: "I'm a lover and a free spirit by nature, not a fighter but lately I've been feeling pushed into a corner by judgment and opinions that are 100 false n not me.
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Instead of forgetting their failures by numbing the pain, they're trying to etch their failures into their brain so they can ensure they learn from them, rather than be pushed into darkness by them.
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DiMillo says Phillips' friend, who he says had no criminal or mental health issues prior to the fire, has been pushed into a "deep depression" because of what happened and his role in it.
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Saturn is in your sign, Sagittarius, which has been making your life harder—the vibe has been gloomy, and you've been pushed into a position in which you need to behave more maturely, responsibly.
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Since then those rebel forces have lost ground steadily, including losing control of parts of the city of Aleppo late last year, and have now been pushed into a corner by Syrian government forces.
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But with just days left in the year, the Mosul campaign continues, with advancements slowed as forces pushed into urban areas with more potential for civilian casualties and took a planned pause to recuperate.
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The "temporary" measure became permanent, and tens of thousands of young people a year were pushed into the criminal courts, most for nonviolent crimes like shoplifting, fare beating in the subways or marijuana possession.
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Hope has taken a beating here and globalization has taken a toll: Factories have closed, wages have stagnated, and small-scale farmers who cannot compete with large agribusiness operations have been pushed into bankruptcy.
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Ivan Nova served in the multiple-inning role until Luis Severino struggled so severely at the start of the season that he was sent to the minors and Nova was pushed into the rotation.
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On the employee end, they encouraged engineers and other nonmanagers to schedule time on their calendars for the kind of independent concentration that was being pushed into evenings and weekends by all those meetings.
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The death row inmate Kim Kardashian West pushed into the spotlight says he appreciates her support, but adds he desperately needs her to get him the one thing he needs to clear his name.
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It has not pushed into electric vehicles and self-driving technology as aggressively as Ford, General Motors and some other companies have, though its Pacifica minivan is being used in Waymo's autonomous-vehicle testing.
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She found herself pushed into the role after Kim Kardashian West caught her in a messy public lie that clashed viciously with her likable persona, and audiences started to think of her as fake.
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In fact, one of the film's best moments is musical, when teenage Chiron, finally pushed into anger instead of passivity, is headed to get his revenge on the bully who's made his life miserable.
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Those civilians, many of them women and children, are now being pushed into an ever-shrinking area close to the border with Turkey in dangerous and freezing conditions that are increasing the humanitarian toll.
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The Washington State Department of Transportation urged drivers to slow down late Sunday after a state patrol vehicle was hit and pushed into a second patrol vehicle on I-90 in the Spokane Valley.
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The largest U.S. bank by market capitalization last week said it would pay $185 million in penalties and $5 million to customers that regulators say were pushed into fee-generating accounts they never requested.
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The crewless test flight was intended to meet up with the International Space Station, but the spacecraft's clock was somehow set to the wrong time and the capsule was pushed into the wrong orbit.
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The bank is also making its first foray into the registered investment adviser (RIA) business, a fast-growing corner of the wealth management industry that Goldman Sachs pushed into last year with United Capital.
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Like the other objects found by Sheppard and his team on the edge of the solar system, the Goblin behaves in a way that is pushed into a similar orbit by some unseen force.
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When running back Rex Burkhead pushed into the end zone with the game-ending touchdown in the Patriots 37-113 victory, Brady began jumping up and down as he turned toward his team's sideline.
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Rosenstein was pushed into the spotlight last week when the White House used his memo to Attorney General Jeff Sessions (which was made public) as the official line on Trump's decision to fire Comey.
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In AT&T's case, the telecom giant said it had given out $1,000 bonuses because of the tax cuts when actually it was pushed into handing out money by a union representing its workers.
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Turkish ground forces pushed into northern Syria's Afrin province on Sunday, the army said, after Turkey launched artillery and air strikes on a U.S.-backed Kurdish militia it aims to sweep from its border.
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Democrats don't seem to be buying that, since Pelosi and Schumer want "real" revenue and potentially a rollback of some of the tax cuts Republicans pushed into law without any support from Democrats in 2017.
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The UAE&aposs control over southern Yemen, and the prisons, has left many Yemenis worried that innocent civilians are being pushed into the arms of the very extremists that Emirati forces claim they are fighting.
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"Cash is extraordinarily tight today, you're seeing the seven-day hanging around 2.8 percent, you can't get 14-days and people are being pushed into the 21-day," said a trader at a Chinese bank.
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It's hidden somewhere, everywhere—perhaps in the shrubbery outside your kitchen window, or stuck behind the bathroom mirror, or pushed into the soil of the plant your work friend insists on keeping on her desk.
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Victory for Merz in next month's party leadership election would signal a shift toward the low-tax, business-friendly right-wing conservatism that Merkel has pushed into the background during her 13 years as chancellor.
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If you're new to cars, that isn't exactly midrange car pricing, having clearly pushed into luxury sedan territory, with the likes of the Volvo S90 ($33,950) and Lexus GS ($46,310) and the Audi A6 ($47,600).
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Paul Krugman There are still quite a few pundits determined to pretend that America's two great parties are symmetric — equally unwilling to face reality, equally pushed into extreme positions by special interests and rabid partisans.
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Gordon and Donna are often pushed into being parental figures for the other characters: Gordon's the doofy dad who's wiser than he seems, while Donna's the tough mom holding her rowdy coding children to account.
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Leesburg, Virginia (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign swing to rally supporters in five states on Sunday pushed into the wee hours of Monday, as the Republican nominee closed out his day nearly three hours behind schedule.
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There could also be a documentary-style concept that followed a few top players on their entire run, with the hope that they'll find action and maybe even be pushed into conflict to impress viewers.
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Some Iraqi units further south reached the banks of the Tigris over the weekend — a milestone in the offensive that began when the elite counterterrorism service (CTS) pushed into Mosul from the east in October.
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Jon and Sansa are heading off to request Blackfish's help as well, and the concentration of so many key characters in one locale feels like the pieces being pushed into place for an epic showdown.
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Users flocked to the r/Oculus subreddit to share order times pushed into May, June or even July for those who had been in the first few minutes to hour of the pre-order rush.
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Victory for Merz in next month's party leadership election would signal a shift towards the low-tax, business-friendly right-wing conservatism that Merkel has pushed into the background during her 13 years as chancellor.
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Diplomats had hoped the Houthis, who control Sanaa, would hold off on putting together a cabinet of their loyalists and instead form a unity government with their Yemeni foes, whom they pushed into Saudi exile.
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As we pushed into a number of parallel marketing efforts, everything from around content marketing to nurturing to advertising and all the different channels we do there has helped accelerate that core word of mouth.
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But Allen held on from there, despite surrendering a goal with 214:25 remaining that was credited to San Jose's Melker Karlsson but was actually pushed into the net by St. Louis defenseman Joel Edmundson.
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As prices of processors fell, companies pushed into headline-grabbing launches like last year's Zenbo, a child-friendly home robot unveiled by Asustek Computer Inc, that could sing, snap pictures and help in the kitchen.
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After she was pushed into an arranged polygamist marriage, Rachel left the church in 2015, something she detailed in her memoir, Breaking Free: How I Escaped Polygamy, the FLDS Cult and My Father, Warren Jeffs.
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At last year's festival, a combination of crowding and a pressing heat, violence broke out in the audience, with teens throwing handfuls of dirt at police as they pushed into the crowd, swinging rubber batons.
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What's next: Republicans on the House Budget Committee released a proposal yesterday that calls for steep cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, including the premium support system pushed into the mainstream by outgoing Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Realizing that people could soon be pushed into homelessness due to lost wages, police in Miami-Dade said Thursday that they wouldn't help landlords with evictions — essentially freezing the legal process to formally remove tenants.
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She said she felt pushed into doing so during "a time of intense shock and vulnerability," and did not realize that complications from the surgery could require repeat operations and interfere with her cancer treatment.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A British woman whose sister was murdered in a so-called honour killing after being pushed into marriage as a teenager urged the government on Wednesday to outlaw all child marriage.
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" But he added that "as ISIS is pushed out of northern Syria and Raqqa, and things are pushed into the middle Euphrates River Valley, we will see everyone focusing their attention on the same area.
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With more than $13 trillion of government and corporate debt yields globally in negative territory, investors have been pushed into seeking higher returns in longer-dated debt, lower-rated peripheral bonds and emerging market debt.
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ISIS, meanwhile, stays strong because of a ready infusion of recruits from demoralized regional militants, including Pakistani Taliban fighters pushed into Afghanistan by counterterrorism operations across the border in the North Waziristan region of Pakistan.
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Meanwhile, Giuliani — who has been invited to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee (and is expected to defy House Intelligence Committee subpoenas) — continues to spin the Spygate conspiracy theory he's pushed into our political discourse.
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Many people are pushed into the unlimited plans by the Big Four but, in fact, the average person uses about 5.8GB per month (though millennials use about 6.8GB), according to market research firm NPD Group.
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After clearing Islamic State out of the cities of Ramadi and Falluja in the west, they have pushed into Mosul and seized nearby towns and villages with the help of Kurdish peshmerga fighters and Shi'ite militias.
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In May 2018, the conflict came to a head when a social media producer — who was one of two Black women in the office — was about to be pushed into a new role at the company.
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"I think that when I was born, it was kind of already decided what I was expected to be, and so I was kind of pushed into the industry," she said Monday on Good Morning America.
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Some workers have been pushed into the gig economy by circumstances beyond their control, while others have always and will continue to choose it, either due to the nature of their occupation or for personal reasons.
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CTS pushed into Mosul from the east in late October and made swift advances but regular army troops tasked with advancing from the north and south made slower progress and the operation stalled for several weeks.
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In a European election on May 26, the SPD was pushed into third with just 15.8% of the vote, down some 11 points and behind the Greens for the first time ever in a national election.
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" The complaint also alleges that women at Google were pushed into frontend engineering roles, which were perceived as less technically rigorous than backend engineering roles — even though the skills needed for both jobs were "substantially similar.
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There were no immediate reports of casualties, as Turkish ground forces pushed into northern Syria's Afrin province after launching artillery and air strikes on a U.S.-backed Kurdish militia it aims to sweep from its border.
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This is an opportunity for those of us with strong and loud voices to use them on behalf of all, and for an organisation that had to be pushed into transparency to do the right thing.
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Similar to how Anker has pushed into the smart home with its Eufy brand and into wireless audio and home entertainment with its Zolo and Nebula lines, Roav is the company's way into the smart car.
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"Automakers have been relying on fleet (sales) more than in the recent past," Caldwell said, cautioning that the number of vehicles that can be pushed into daily rental and other fleet markets may be reaching saturation.
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Analysts at Moody's, a rating agency, argue that banks are being pushed into merging by slower economic growth and muted demand for credit, the product of lower oil prices in recent years, and tighter funding conditions.
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Tuesday's victory by Democrat Doug Jones for a U.S. Senate seat in Alabama further narrows the Republican Senate majority and may make it more difficult to pass tax legislation if negotiations are pushed into next year.
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Berg signed off, as did Fogelson, and the film was rewritten, and Rousey was once more pushed into the role of the fighter without much acting weight to carry, yet another Randy Couture or "Rampage" Jackson.
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Photo by Alexia Tsagkari Without any legal avenues of reaching Europe, refugees have been pushed into the arms of smugglers and forced on torrid journeys that put them in danger of kidnap, sexual abuse, and death.
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Both General McMaster and Mr Mattis (a former general who served as head of the regional command encompassing both Afghanistan and Iraq until being pushed into early retirement by Mr Obama in 2013) know Afghanistan well.
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"Those of us who work on the street are running from the police, pushed into more isolated areas because clients are fearful of arrest," Niki Adams a spokeswoman for the group told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As the older of the two men yelled into the camera, he was tackled by security guards and pushed into Lochte, Burke and Bergeron as they were listening to the reviews of the couple's debut dance.
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While home prices soared in large cities, many smaller cities still face a gloomy inventory overhang, even as buyers and developers are increasingly being pushed into smaller markets due to curbs in the top-tier cities.
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The head of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee reiterated Thursday his commitment to moving President Trump's infrastructure proposal through Congress this year despite growing concerns that work on the legislation may get pushed into 2018.
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"We want ... a broader understanding that the word 'stability' in the world means defense expenditure, human aid and development aid," said Juncker the EU's chief executive, adding he was against Europeans being "pushed into" the targets.
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Faced with a formidable challenge by the wealthy governor, Mr. Nelson, a three-term incumbent, has been pushed into the unexpected position of underdog in one of the most closely watched Senate races of the midterms.
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Dr. Blasey said that before the attack, she was pushed into an upstairs bedroom by either Judge Kavanaugh or Mr. Judge, and that one of them turned up the music so that others would not hear.
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The move, which was first reported by the Nikkei newspaper, comes as the fund, which managed 169 trillion yen ($1.5 trillion) as of end-December, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds and pushed into foreign assets.
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With E-Trade, Morgan Stanley is also venturing into the registered investment adviser (RIA) space, a fast-growing corner of the wealth management industry that Goldman Sachs pushed into last year with its United Capital purchase.
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An aggrieved sheriff pushed into retirement (John McKinley) and his replacement (Janet Varney) form an uneasy alliance after demons are unleashed in their New England town, built on the site of a 17th-century witch burning.
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When Grassley announced his committee would take a major role as well, it left some GOP colleagues grumbling that he had been pushed into it by Feinstein or more junior GOP members of his committee. Sen.
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Further, the tax bill would permanently change how tax brackets are adjusted for inflation so that more people would be pushed into higher tax brackets over time even if they received only modest raises in salary.
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Americans already surrender many of their rights from 9 to 5 at work, but now this trend is being pushed into our personal time as we work from everywhere, at all hours, on laptops and smartphones.
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Saudi Arabia and its Gulf Arab allies intervened in the civil war in Yemen on March 26 last year in support of Yemen's government after it was pushed into exile by the Iran-allied Houthi group.
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This domination is achieved in a number of ways: sometimes they are pushed into the bottom third of the frame, sometimes they are forced to the back of the frame, and sometimes they are placed in darkness.
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The big picture: Michael has the potential to cause "catastrophic damage" from strong winds and a potentially huge storm surge that will be pushed into the state's Panhandle and Big Bend region, the National Weather Service says.
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I understand that some physical appearances are genetically conceived as more or less attractive to the opposite sex (and therefore pushed into the public eye), but we have to start thinking about the consequences of our actions.
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The Japanese gaming giant has pushed into mobile games, finding success with the likes of Miitomo and PokemonGo – which was developed by Niantic – and recently announcing a partnership with Apple to bring "Super Mario Run" to iOS.
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An arctic front pushed into the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and Northeast on Sunday, just about a week after many parts of the regions experienced the warmest Christmas Eve on record, according to The Weather Channel.
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Diplomats had hoped the Houthis, who control the capital Sanaa, would hold off on putting together a cabinet of their loyalists and instead form a unity government with their Yemeni foes, whom they pushed into Saudi exile.
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Since the CDU was pushed into third 10 days ago by the AfD in the eastern state Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, her conservative CSU allies in Bavaria have blamed Merkel personally and demanded a migrant cap, which she rejects.
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Though Trump talked frequently during the campaign about his desire to dramatically improve the nation's infrastructure, GOP sources on Wednesday said the issue may get pushed into the fall as leaders focus on healthcare and tax reform.
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The EU competition enforcer, which can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover, could sanction Qualcomm on Thursday, one of the people said, while another said the decision could be pushed into next week.
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Qatar, the world's biggest liquefied natural gas exporter, is one of the richest of the Gulf states but like its neighbors, it has been pushed into austerity measures this year in an effort to stabilize its finances.
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Most have been pushed into the black market, where they pay about 60% above the official rate unless they are lucky enough to get some of the $200m or so released each week by the central bank.
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A highly publicized case in Los Angeles featured Ossie Hill, an 86-year-old with dementia subsisting on less than $1,000 a month who was pushed into financing 19 vinyl windows, exterior remodeling, and a patio cover.
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Essar Steel is among a dozen of India's biggest debt defaulters that were pushed into the bankruptcy court last year after a central bank order that was aimed at clearing record bad loans at the country's banks.
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Additionally, more and more family-owned retailers, of which there are plenty across the U.S., are being pushed into filing for bankruptcy at the last minute due to lack of resources and ability to plan, he said.
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At the same time, Democrats have to prepare for the possibility of a lame-duck session in which Republicans try to do some mischief, like a resolution on the "caravan," before they are pushed into the minority.
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"As the media and health communities are pushed into overdrive about COVID-19, we need to make sure the most vulnerable among us are not forgotten," said Dr. Scout, deputy director for the National LGBT Cancer Network.
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"As the media and health communities are pushed into overdrive about COVID-19, we need to make sure the most vulnerable among us are not forgotten," said Dr. Scout, deputy director for the National LGBT Cancer Network.
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Demosisto tweeted Friday that Wong was "forcefully pushed into a private minivan on the street in broad daylight" near a subway station in a southern district on Hong Kong Island at around 7:30 am, local time.
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It was a moment of Journalism with a capital J, when the public demand for an epic reparation left these men (and institutions) diminished, when many of them were finally fired and shamed and pushed into retreat.
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In debt ceiling standoffs in 2011 and 2013 — the latter combined with a government shutdown — congressional leaders were pushed into confrontation by a base that didn't want to compromise with President Obama to keep the government running.
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There is some expectation that, forced to respond immediately to questions and pushed into adversarial situations, the candidates will reveal something more about themselves or their policies than they do in prepared speeches, taped spots or tweets.
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And if you're isolated or marginalized or pushed into a corner because of your point of view or what you have to say, yet you still have a crew of people that enjoy it, there you go!
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But the final confirmation vote will be pushed into next week, freeing up GOP senators to meet with donors at the luxury hotel, where a guest room with a view of the ocean costs $220006 a night.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co has not satisfied U.S. regulators that the bank is doing enough to pay 600,000 drivers who were wrongly pushed into buying auto insurance, a leading bank regulator said on Tuesday.
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For me, as a woman who chooses to wear hijab, it is not a form of oppression and I will not be pushed into a position by anyone to say that hijab is a form of oppression.
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At the national level, student activists, education experts, and civil rights groups have paid heightened attention to the "school-to-prison pipeline" that sees students pushed into the justice system for things like classroom disruptions and truancy.
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On the eastern front, special forces pushed into the Qadisiya al-Thaniya district, on the northern edge of the small pocket of neighborhoods they control so far, Sabah al-Numani, spokesman for the Counter Terrorism Service, told Reuters.
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It was a cruel disappointment for one of the sunniest characters in the sport, after crashing out in the giant slalom and being pushed into fourth place by Czech Ester Ledecka's stunning late run in the super-G.
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"Apart from the earnings side, another reason for the buoyancy in markets is still the huge amount, approaching $15 trillion, of liquidity that's being pushed into the system by big central banks," said Hermes chief economist Neil Williams.
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With global stocks down just 14 percent, no one is predicting general olive oil shortages, even with a 75 percent increase in consumption of olive oil over the last 25 years as demand pushed into non-traditional markets.
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Cordray wanted Security Finance to pay $11 million, with $3 million as a penalty for the debt collection and credit reporting abuses and at least $8 million to compensate consumers who felt pushed into insurance, the sources said.
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But with markets getting pushed into a world of further easing and low interest rates, analysts are starting to worry that central banks could soon run out of ammunition and the spotlight will then turn to fiscal stimulus.
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Since then, Turkish forces have mainly pushed into areas controlled by fighters aligned to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a coalition that encompasses the Kurdish YPG militia and which has been backed by Washington to fight the jihadists.
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At the summit with Trump on Tuesday and Wednesday, Tokyo is equally eager to avoid being pushed into talks on a two-way free trade agreement aimed not only at market access but at monetary and currency policies.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah said on Tuesday that Lebanon had been pushed into a new phase of political conflict by Saudi Arabia but was not on the brink of civil war and its government of national unity should survive.
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In a seven-page letter to Governor Ricardo Rossello, the board called for a revised plan with an average of 10 percent cuts to public employee pensions, provided that no one is pushed into poverty by the cuts.
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"We've been pushed into this world where we're asking people to make these really complex calculations about future income and payoff and that just doesn't seem like it's the world we ought to be living in," she said.
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The generic drugmaker, which beat third-quarter revenue and profit estimates, has pushed into other segments of its business, such as medical aesthetics, to cushion the impact of large retail pharmacies gaining more negotiating power for generics pricing.
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The bill at the center of the controversy, the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act, was largely intended to protect the Pension Benefits Guaranty Corporation, which was at risk of being pushed into insolvency by large numbers of pension failures.
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Choi Soon-sil, who has been indicted for meddling in state affairs through her friendship with impeached President Park Geun-hye, made the protest at the special prosecutor's office, before being pushed into an elevator by correctional officers.
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"This is an opportunity for those of us with strong and loud voices to use them on behalf of all, and for an organisation that had to be pushed into transparency to do the right thing," it read.
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And while awareness of the need to correct the imbalance is growing, social and economic pressures mean many are still pushed into other areas or expected to start work straight after school rather than going into higher education.
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With so few women in the Marine Corps — about 8 percent — what are the chances that someone in power will stop women from being pushed into clerical positions when they were trained to be medics, electricians or mechanics?
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As they were pushed into the expanding territories of Mississippi and Louisiana, sold and bid on at auctions, and resettled onto forced labor camps, they were given a task: to plant and pick thousands of pounds of cotton.
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The LGBTQ exiles have been part of a surge in mostly U.S.-bound migrants that has pushed into the country from Central America and fueled tension between Mexico and U.S. President Donald Trump, who wants the exodus halted.
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As Silicon Valley behemoths like Netflix, Amazon, Apple and Facebook have pushed into the entertainment world and attracted bigger audiences, old-guard media companies have responded by trying to secure as much gold-plated content as they can.
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Voting this way can mean that voters will be nudged into getting to know more candidates, and candidates, too, could be pushed into campaigning across broader constituencies (rather than just trying to win enough for a plurality victory).
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Meanwhile, the idea that girls and young women need to be pushed into health care with treatments that aren't necessary "speaks to a kind of condescension that is unfortunately all too prevalent in the medical establishment," McGuire said.
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They see the costs of corruption every day: in shoddy public services; in "public servants" suddenly driving luxury cars; in small businesses pushed into the informal economy out of fear that taxes and laws will be unfairly applied.
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Because of the rapid spread of the virus, and the understandable speculation about the economic impact of the illness, the financial markets have been pushed into a freefall — or at least that's how it appears at the moment.
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Dallas pushed into the red zone on its next possession, but the drive bogged down, and kicker Brett Maher missed a 33-yard field goal wide right to seal Dallas' second consecutive loss following a 3-03 start.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish music streaming service Spotify said on Monday its user base had grown to 100 million, up from 75 million previously, as it pushed into new markets and despite competition from the likes of Apple Music.
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At least eight pro-government fighters were killed over the weekend as their forces pushed into the 600 block, an area in central Sirte, with snipers and boobytraps posing the main obstacles to their advance, the officials said.
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Withdrawals will also be larger, since they're compressed into a shorter frame of time, making it more likely that beneficiaries of a pre-tax account will be pushed into a higher income-tax bracket when they take distributions.
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Researchers say a high proportion of juvenile crimes in cities are committed by children of migrant workers, who often face widespread discrimination in terms of access to schools, health care and employment, and are pushed into petty crime.
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European governments have been pushed into more funding for militaries by Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea, failing states on NATO's outer borders, Islamist militancy and Trump's demands that allies take a bigger share of the cost of defending Europe.
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In addition to the boy thrown from a window and the other one pushed into the lake, there was a story about another boy tied to a tree and left to freeze, and a newborn smothered in a crib.
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And there are fervent hopes that, because businesses will have to register invoices in order to qualify for tax rebates, more will be pushed into the formal economy, so boosting both long-term economic growth and the tax kitty.
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And while women should never be pushed into personal writing, or have their books recast as memoirs or their darkest moments coaxed out of them by editors for use as clickbait, I've chosen to write personally, in my way.
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The market had been concerned about the possibility that Democrats would take the House of Representatives, but on Monday, after new revelations about an FBI probe into emails of a Clinton staffer, those worries were pushed into the background.
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And he postulates that it is all part of a system of social control, in which young people are loaded up with debt and then pushed into meaningless jobs in order to pay it off, thereby keeping them docile.
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The problem does not seem to be that parents, pushed into the labour force by reforms, are spending less time on parenting; the researchers suggest that the problem may be the quality of parental engagement rather than its quantity.
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The site also reports that acid reflux is likely to happen during the second and third trimester when the stomach is experiencing more pressure from the growing baby and causing food and acid to be pushed into the esophagus.
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