Senate starts debate on budget, pushing forward with tax reform: Senate Republicans are pushing forward with a budget that is key to accomplishing their goal of passing tax reform this year.
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While politicians spar, the terrorist group is still pushing forward.
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So you see this opportunity, but they're not pushing forward.
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Belmonte and other scientists are pushing forward in their research.
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But the couple kept pushing forward — and it paid off.
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His passion for invention and pushing forward inspired so many.
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That really keeps you motivated and keeps you pushing forward.
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British officials are still pushing forward issues at these institutions.
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Hands pushing forward: Move up toward the baseline during rallies.
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Understand that, when you keep pushing forward, something will result.
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We're continuing to see conservative governors in states pushing forward.
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With the Uber and Lyft versions pushing forward pretty heavily.
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Yet, Democrats on the committee remain committed to pushing forward.
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But that vote hasn't deterred House conservatives from pushing forward.
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Things will finally start pushing forward, especially in your social life.
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The Truvada Revolution Despite the setbacks, scientists are still pushing forward.
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To keep pushing forward, I had to get comfortable with failure.
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Throughout most of the game, I was afraid of pushing forward.
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Or at least there's enough momentum to keep you pushing forward.
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We have to be pushing forward for those things here too.
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So he plans to keep pushing forward, to make things work.
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"We have to continue pushing forward for the people," she said.
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ZTE spin-off Nubia, however, is pushing forward with the idea.
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But we should not let fear hold us back from pushing forward.
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Everyone here came from someplace else, pushing forward while struggling to survive.
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The bull (oxen) symbolizes that relentless pushing forward toward contentment and harmony.
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We need to be pushing forward and we need to keep going.
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Amazon is pushing forward with its plans for a drone delivery fleet.
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But at least their developers are making smarter decisions and pushing forward.
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Now, companies are falling by the wayside, and the strongest pushing forward.
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"My goals for next year are to keep pushing forward," she says.
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Despite stacked odds, Democrats are still pushing forward to keep the rules.
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A vast global front has committed to pushing forward with important policies.
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"We won't stop pushing forward until every applicant sees relief," he said.
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Some investors are relieved the company is pushing forward with the split.
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Still, some progressive Democrats are pushing forward with calls to impeach Kavanaugh.
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But through it all I knew I had to keep pushing forward.
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Bottom line, all signs point to the D.A.'s Office pushing forward.
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Companywide, we are also pushing forward with further waste- and water-recycling initiatives.
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Both Trump and Democrats have expressed interest in pushing forward an infrastructure measure.
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"They will keep pushing forward for the sake of future generations," Obama said.
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Zhu said China was committed to pushing forward talks on the investment treaty.
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"To me, jazz is whatever is transcending and pushing forward musically," says Leimburg.
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Over the course of the fight, Scott was generally the man pushing forward.
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Right, with Amazon pushing forward with things like Prime, and things like that.
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Despite her recent knee issues, Williams is moving convincingly and pushing forward regularly.
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We're not done fighting for free speech and we will keep pushing forward.
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But it doesn't prevent states from pushing forward with their own ratification efforts.
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It means pushing forward even more sophisticated American air and missile defense systems.
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Kanye West created some of the decade's most boundary-pushing, forward-thinking music.
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Now the company is pushing forward with making the flying cars a reality.
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Pushing forward as quickly as possible is built into the company's "Never Settle" ethos.
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Does progressivism mean pushing forward a full-throttle social democratic platform, as Sanders believes?
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I don't know if there are any other answers than to keep pushing forward.
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But Welles kept pushing forward, always believing his next project could reverse his fortunes.
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Zuckerberg is proud of his team for pushing forward with the change, despite resistance.
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And he's pushing forward trying to gain testimony from a Stone associate, Andrew Miller.
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Stein is nonetheless pushing forward with similar efforts elsewhere after raising millions of dollars.
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It's hard to keep pushing forward and be positive, just like in her running.
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Zuckerberg is pushing forward with his vision in spite of the technology's current shortcomings.
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Democrats accused the President of pushing forward nominees who are outside of the mainstream.
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But in fact one does have the patience, or regains it in pushing forward.
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It's the Democratic candidate's latest volley at the funding structure Warren is pushing forward.
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But he instead elected to take the time, and the risk, of pushing forward.
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Occupy has also played a part in pushing forward the conversation around student debt.
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They're going to lift you up and build your confidence to keep pushing forward.
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Elsewhere in the country, other movement leaders were busy pushing forward with their plans.
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Valfaris is always pushing forward to the next gross monster, the next absurd weapon.
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We will be proactive, pushing forward the agenda of the people, of Puerto Rico.
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Meanwhile, the Senate is pushing forward with its own tax plan, unveiled on Thursday.
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I had to keep pushing and pushing and pushing forward and think about solutions.
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Despite these hurdles, IRIS is pushing forward with its overhaul for identifying and reviewing chemicals.
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It's somewhat odd to see a news app pushing forward with a feature like this.
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If you keep pushing forward, America and the world are going to be just fine.
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Weaver worries a President Pence would also be more adept at pushing forward conservative legislation.
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Japan is also pushing forward with offshore carbon storage underneath the seafloor off Hokkaido island.
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Behind me, people who can't see that the water pallets are empty keep pushing forward.
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The company said it would be pushing forward on the execution of its partnership initiatives.
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The company said it is pushing forward with digital health, its other big incubation effort.
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It's pushing forward as a person and an artist, but as a Muslim most importantly.
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Competition with Android means that Apple needs to keep pushing forward on the feature front.
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Australia has been pushing forward legislation to facilitate driverless cars over the past two years.
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"This program did not get the traction it needed to justify pushing forward," she said.
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But that hasn't stopped the company from pushing forward with its next major smartphone launch.
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Your ruling planet Uranus ends its retrograde on January 2, pushing forward some exciting conversations.
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Even as Airbnb is working to fix these and other issues, it is pushing forward.
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Feeling emboldened by these early wins, Pelosi wants Democrats to keep pushing forward on investigations.
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Despite not having Trump's sign-off, the bipartisan group negotiating the agreement is pushing forward.
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The specter of potential violence shouldn't deter lawmakers from pushing forward with the impeachment process.
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"We love that in pushing forward, they understand that it's on them to open Washington up."
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The whole album is about self-discovery and artistic discovery, about constantly pushing forward and progressing.
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He keeps pushing forward, figuring that at some point, the stars (and his fingers), will align.
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There are no self-contained arias; the unforced lyricism of the vocal writing keeps pushing forward.
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I wanted to keep pushing forward and continue on that success we had as a team.
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He was clearly pushing forward issues and ideas that would probably come back to haunt us.
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Pushing forward on the pipeline was one of the early accomplishments touted by President Donald Trump.
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Republican Senate leaders appear to have little interest in pushing forward with the health-care plan.
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After pushing forward futilely for years, the White Sox showed a sudden skill for the teardown.
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But the party has decided that it's worth pushing forward with this anyway at this point.
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Still, most Republicans in Congress fear crossing the president and pushing forward with any actual legislation.
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Clinton urged aborting the process out of fear that pushing forward with a vote could be divisive.
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I have a tendency to keep pushing forward -- eager and impatient anticipation for everything yet to come.
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There is undoubtedly also political pressure on men like Major Gubere to keep pushing forward in Mosul.
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It was a migrant's choice: Weigh the risks of pushing forward against the prospect of going home.
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The level of thought and dedication is amazing and they keep me inspired to keep pushing forward.
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"It's important part of pushing forward a new round of high-level opening up," the statement said.
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He lived in a place of appreciation, but was also pushing forward, never accepting the status quo.
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It added the firm hoped the government would keep pushing forward to create a space for dialogue.
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China, meanwhile, was pushing forward with more difficult reforms and the effectiveness generally was good, he said.
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Mercury retrograde ends on December 22—use this time to rest and reflect instead of pushing forward.
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The head of FEMA, Brock Long, said he'll keep "pushing forward" no matter what happens in Congress.
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Top Republicans in Congress are pushing forward with repeal of the law before having a replacement ready.
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Mercury retrograde ends today, too, pushing forward some conversations you've had over the last month or so.
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Congressional Republicans keep pushing forward on a health care bill that, by all measures, is very unpopular.
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Maybe he's just pushing forward with all of this because he's curious to see where it goes.
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But other major museums are already experimenting with VR and are pushing forward based on the results.
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He taught them how to be brave and how to keep pushing forward when things get tough.
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And so we're reorganizing the firepower of the federal government underneath these critical lifelines, we're pushing forward.
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Pushing forward with reforms is good not just for the Chinese economy but for the global economy.
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I'm also glad Samsung is pushing forward with folding screens, which one day may be the future.
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"We are intensively pushing forward Skoda," CEO Bernhard Maier said at the Geneva auto show this month.
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Pushing forward with a longer list of articles of impeachment could provide some political benefits for Democrats.
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Dr Yamanaka now runs an institute in Kyoto where hundreds of researchers are pushing forward on IPS cells.
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"No Paths" is a song that's constantly pushing forward, brushing of sadness and into a sense of understanding.
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Pushing forward to the EU and Japan talks – those are probably as dominant (for the market) as NAFTA.
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Critics say Maduro is trying to cement a dictatorship by pushing forward with the Constituent Assembly this Sunday.
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All of which is a reminder that even when 808 State is looking back, they're still pushing forward.
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"If it continues for the next few months, I will be pushing forward my inflation forecasts," Williams said.
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While Democrats are pushing forward on their own investigations, the report could have significant implications for several committees.
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Pushing forward As hard as it is, Republican congressional leaders know they can't simply abandon their effort now.
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I steered the rover around huge mounds of rock using a console-mounted joystick, pushing forward to accelerate.
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But until that person comes along, the next best option is to trust yourself and keep pushing forward.
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Republican lawmakers are pushing forward on reforming financial regulations with a series of hearings in the coming week.
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The rest of his approximately 40-minute speech was devoted to pushing forward a new era with Cuba.
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"Our portfolio of new molecules is pushing forward at what I'd consider a reasonable speed," Dr. Wells said.
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Hadron colliders will, however, always maintain their superiority in pushing forward the energy barrier to finding new physics.
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Already, several Republicans who hold swing votes have showed qualms about pushing forward with the judge's confirmation. Sen.
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In an effort to boost its numbers, the British army is pushing forward with its "belonging" recruitment drive.
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Yet, each of these companies face certain limitations in pushing forward with cloud gaming due to current networks.
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But even if impeachment is set to go nowhere in the Senate, House members are pushing forward anyway.
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Now the House Judiciary Committee is showing a renewed sense of urgency in pushing forward its impeachment investigation.
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House Republicans are now pushing forward with a bill that Democrats oppose because of how it is funded.
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If you don't keep experimenting with media and pushing forward, you really have nowhere to go, to me.
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Never satisfied, never content, America's most beloved lonesome cowboy just kept pushing forward—until he couldn't go any further.
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Obama's 2004 DNC Speech: As a presidential candidate, Obama's best speeches were, obviously, all about pushing forward his campaign.
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To get a look at how the industry's pushing forward, we ventured beyond the locked doors of the airport.
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Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and Porzingis have said publicly the two sides are pushing forward on a contract extension.
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As labour minister, Penicaud will play a key role in pushing forward labour law reforms, one of Macron's priorities.
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He has really changed my life around and I now have a reason to keep pushing forward every day.
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What was it like pushing forward and making new music while revisiting such a defining moment in your career?
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The athletes line up and move toward her, turning cartwheels or pushing forward with shoulders back and toes pointed.
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Despite the setbacks, big-name companies such as Apple, Google and Tesla are pushing forward with software for autos.
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Soon, a group of protesters near the northern end of the perimeter, near a subway station, began pushing forward.
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"I kept pushing forward because I had a goal and I knew what I wanted to do," recalled Allan.
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Stein is nonetheless pushing forward with similar efforts in other states, having fundraised millions of dollars since last week.
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My thing is in pushing forward, and I know that where it feels uncomfortable, that's where the comedy exists.
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Democratic leaders in the state are accusing Republicans of attempting to suppress votes by pushing forward with the lawsuit.
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Yet here she was, pushing forward into the fourth round and the second week of the United States Open.
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Giorgi is also increasingly interested in pushing forward and taking advantage of the openings her baseline bolts can produce.
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They're both pushing forward the Protestant Reformation in England, but they're not going about it as allies or friends.
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Many congressional aides and lobbyists believe McConnell is pushing forward for a vote regardless of whether it would fail.
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While the scooter keeps Ms. Sanderson mobile, it is her upbeat attitude and perspective that keep her pushing forward.
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Saudi Arabia is also pushing forward on the sale of a stake in Saudi Aramco, set for next year.
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He added that the state will "continue pushing forward" until all survivors have a chance to tell their story.
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Already, several Republicans who could swing the vote have expressed qualms about pushing forward with the judge's confirmation. Sen.
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Some of the latest official announcements indicate officials are still intent on pushing forward with changes in those areas.
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Singapore has been actively pushing forward local self-driving efforts and named nuTonomy its official research and development partner.
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This format keeps me pushing forward and continuing to try to find answers to these questions through new pieces.
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"We think the Fall Creators update takes full advantage of Windows threat protection and we are pushing forward," he said.
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The energy is reflective—which is unusual for Aries season, which is typically all about pushing forward and looking ahead.
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And what good is pushing forward the immersive storytelling medium if... nobody is aware of or even watches your content?
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Still, its findings could be instrumental in pushing forward collaboration between tech and medical sectors—if it can gain traction.
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Pushing forward completion by eight years would have an economic spinoff of "several tens of trillions of yen", Fujii added.
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Senate Republicans are pushing forward with a budget that is key to their goal to pass tax reform this year.
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Not a personal team, not a faction, just the president's team and a commitment to pushing forward his campaign agenda.
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Pushing forward every single day for as long as it takes to break down those barriers that hold us back.
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Kemp, however, reportedly was dead set on pushing forward with Loeffler, despite her having no experience in the political realm.
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The long weekend's sale-a-palooza may be behind us, but retailers are still pushing forward with those good deals.
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All we remember and know is the enduring courage and determination of the Vietnamese Airborne privates pushing forward into battle.
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Still, Samsung is pushing forward, hoping its release of a $1,000 phone is the good news people are looking for.
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CNBC reported in August that Huawei was pushing forward with the Mate 30 launch this month despite the U.S. restrictions.
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You may find that you feel tired, discouraged, withdrawn, or lacking resolve, but it's important that you keep pushing forward.
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His drives to the hoop were a series of daring zigs and zags, all explosive changes of direction pushing forward.
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Whether that be by making ugly exchanges after pushing forward, or by clinching and physically pushing Thompson to the fence.
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For her first song, she played her recently released "In Common," pushing forward a dancey, invigorating vibe to her music.
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"It is one of today's big paradoxes that... the Communists are again pushing forward and people don't mind," said Hanzel.
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But Google as a company is always pushing forward, testing the boundaries of what we can use technology to do next.
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"Blessings" has a hell of a sound, pushing forward that this mixtape is going to live up and break all expectations.
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Despite all the turmoil — and the legal threat to its autonomous car tech — Uber is pushing forward with its robotic ambitions.
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Among other issues, Zuckerberg insisted that education, disease treatment and virtual reality will "keep on pushing forward" in the long run.
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Now the company is pushing forward with a Mobile Order & Pay solution that lets customers skip the line by ordering ahead.
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In contrast to their northern neighbors, and even to the rest of the world, they're constantly pushing forward into the future.
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Iraq's Kurds, somewhat insulated from the Syrian crisis, are pushing forward with their ambitions for independence, undaunted by an economic crisis.
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He also vows to speed up the privatization process while pushing forward major projects, including investment in the former Athens airport.
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Senate Republicans are pushing forward with a budget that is key to accomplishing their goal of passing tax reform this year.
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This unstable, shallow television star is starting to demonstrate that he has some very real political muscle to keep pushing forward.
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Kim laid out the blueprint in an address highlighting his "Byongjin" policy of jointly pushing forward economic development and nuclear armament.
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"The market is huge and ready to embrace really great financial service but nobody is pushing forward for it," Lee said.
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Most countries say they're pushing forward on the issue even without the Trump administration (which has rejected the Paris climate deal).
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Fifty attorneys general are pushing forward with an antitrust investigation against Google, led by the Texas state attorney general, Ken Paxton.
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Despite some hardware launch delays Samsung had been experiencing this year, the company is pushing forward with its annual Note upgrade.
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On Tuesday, the Democrats unveiled those two articles, pushing forward with their carefully managed plans to impeach Mr. Trump before Christmas.
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More witnesses could still be called to appear — but Schiff and his colleagues are already pushing forward with their next task.
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"I think I represent something special, a generation of women that are pushing forward to change the world," she told Morgan.
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Keeping the lid on Iran has sought to ameliorate its strategic concerns by pushing forward geopolitically, away from its sovereign borders.
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The federal government will make a decision by June 18 on whether pushing forward with the expansion is in the public interest.
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It is not Wayne rapping at a million miles per hour or pushing forward the weirdest free associative boundaries of human thought.
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The federal government will by June 18 make a decision on whether pushing forward with the expansion is in the public interest.
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Rely on hit-and-run tactics, using Recall to reset Tracer's position — along with her health — after pushing forward to deal damage.
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Trump said Sunday the White House is pushing forward, and that the GOP plan "guarantees" coverage for Americans with pre-existing conditions.
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Mitch McConnell passed the test of whether he could be as effective pushing forward legislation as he has been at obstructing bills.
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That type of tight integration between Tesla and SolarCity is one of the reasons Musk has been pushing forward with a merger.
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Juche Korea will be prosperous forever as it holds fast to the great WPK's line of simultaneously pushing forward the two fronts.
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Instead, he said, he and Durbin are pushing forward with their bill, adding that he's delivered that message to Kushner several times.
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Muguruza served out the match at love, pushing forward and attempting to resolve the conflict instead of hoping it might resolve itself.
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Which sounds pretty optimistic, and Humfrey adds that "games like Firewatch are pushing forward the definition [of what an adventure game is]".
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Separately, the U.S. is pushing forward its plan for a new military branch, the Space Command, to be in operation by 2000.
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Seeing Mr. Cohn as a key player in pushing forward the Trump administration's tax cuts, some sold American stocks, pushing prices down.
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Moore claimed that news pundits were pushing forward this narrative that Sanders' age and health would be an issue for his campaign.
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Bottom line In pushing forward with the OregonSaves program, Oregon sets an important standard: Everybody should be able to save for retirement.
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Now, Daryani is pushing forward with an industrial-scale air filter to rid skies of pollutants and carcinogens that plague modern cities.
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Democrats and some Republicans have also been critical of the GOP pushing forward with the proposal without a score from the CBO.
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Whether it be personal or professional, there is something that they share that keeps them together and pushing forward in the relationship.
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Republicans were in the throes of pushing forward their tax cut agenda, and nothing — certainly not immigration — would stand in the way.
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It will be terrible for his reputation and could do serious damage to his politics in VT but sounds like he's pushing forward.
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Some investors worry about practical issues with pushing forward a project in Europe, where strict environmental regulations have for decades limited mine development.
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The most uplifting aspect of this election has been the intense, immediate, and inspirational call to action that younger generations are pushing forward.
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Namely, Penney is expanding its Sephora shop-in-shops, accelerating its InStyle beauty salon rollout, and pushing forward with its tiptoe into appliances.
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It's a game where you want to keep pushing forward even though you know you won't like what you'll find in the end.
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"In terms of macroeconomic policies, China is currently focused on structural adjustments to the economy and pushing forward supply-side reform," Zhou said.
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And ultimately, for Nvidia, pushing forward with AI-generated graphics has an obvious benefit: it will help sell more of the company's hardware.
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Pushing forward on a commission to study reparations is one way for the Democratic Party to publicly stand against Trump on the issue.
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Yes, but: While Refinery29 seems committed to pushing forward with its expansion plans, a potential merger isn't completely off the table, say sources.
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The House of Representatives is pushing forward with a plan re-authorize a major surveillance law on Thursday as its expiration date approaches.
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Very bittersweet night, but we will keep pushing forward for Christina... Thanks again for all of your support through this incredibly tough time.
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Meanwhile, Target is pushing forward with its smaller store expansion, which allows it to open shops in densely populated areas such as Chicago.
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Protecting hard-fought gains while always pushing forward is the story of all the major successes of Democratic Party in the modern era.
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Trump's penchant for pushing forward in the face of controversies has made him a hero among voters who are tired of political correctness.
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"We are systematically pushing forward with the transformation into the electric future of our company," Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche said in the statement.
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While the compromise legislation is the closest lawmakers have been in years to pushing forward, it's unclear if it will have enough votes.
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Instacart, the popular on-demand grocery delivery startup, is pushing forward despite the December announcement its partnership with Whole Foods Market is ending.
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Separately, Republicans on the Senate Intelligence Committee are reportedly nearly ready to end their investigation despite pleas from Democrats to keep pushing forward.
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Here they all are, poker-faced as ever, pushing forward with painting even as Mr. Richter subjects painting to endless criticism and interrogation.
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Mr. Nunes said he was pushing forward in secret with what he referred to on Friday as "Phase Two" of the majority's investigation.
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"Even though he's on the conservative side, you know the ideas that he's pushing forward are important and they've been smart," said Rep.
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We all got along because we just had that attitude of, let's get this done, keep moving, make decisions and keep pushing forward.
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But state governments led by Democrats are pushing forward, with Governor Polis and a handful of other governors and legislatures in the vanguard.
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While Republicans say Thursday's vote marks the end of the House Intelligence Committee's probe, Democrats plan on pushing forward with their own investigation.
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The city has a progressive mayor, Ada Colau, whose administration is dedicated to public space and vigorously pushing forward the city's urban plan.
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Still, it's hard to bet too heavily against a team playing this well, and it shouldn't surprise anyone if Miami continues pushing forward.
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"Onur ... is the ideal CEO to continue pushing forward our strategy and boosting our transformation throughout all our franchises," BBVA said in a statement.
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On one side, you have to protect your own goal, and on the other you need to keep pushing forward to get the win.
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Asked why the president is pushing forward with the plan, Nielsen would only say that Trump had grown "frustrated" with the current border situation.
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"This is one event in a very broad and aggressive Chinese space program that's been pushing forward the past couple of years," he says.
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It's all just proof that if you continue pushing forward while keeping genuine with your actions, there is always light on the other side.
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Short, Pence's chief of staff, told CNN late last year that the vice president has avoided pushing forward his own pet projects or issues.
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The government aims to keep economic growth within a reasonable range by pushing forward reforms and opening up, refraining from a "flood-like stimulus".
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Though China is aggressively pushing forward on space exploration and military fronts, the same can't be said for its commercial and private space industries.
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These are issues that impact everyone, and we need to keep pushing forward because in New York we know what is right and fair.
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Okay, George was probably exaggerating about the war part, but he did go off about POTUS pushing forward with plans to build the wall.
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Despite these circumstances, we applaud Elle Brazil's commitment to pushing forward and including fashion in in the conversation, especially with such a beautiful cover.
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With the Sabres pushing forward on an odd-man rush, Ristolainen arrived as the trailer and tapped his stick 33 times along the ice.
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So, those of us who want to continue pushing forward to improve health care access and quality for all Americans should look to states.
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She later joined Israeli VC Carmel Ventures as an investment manager, pushing forward its portfolio companies and seeking new investment opportunities for the company.
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The Obama administration is pushing forward with moves to transform how Medicare pays for care, announcing a new system for paying for heart surgery.
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Emanuel Sylvia briefly toyed with pushing forward with the company to honor the memory of his cofounder, but the task was just too daunting.
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The challenges get harder and harder, but making it through difficult, seemingly impossible levels is so satisfying that it's hard to stop pushing forward.
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But despite being told he was paralyzed from his neck down, he didn't let that stop him from pushing forward and defying all odds.
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By pushing forward with the new modes of transport, we are likely to see a similar progression in society in the years to come.
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Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill are pushing forward legislation that would protect Robert Mueller in the event Trump attempted to get rid of him.
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I'm still pushing forward because of the combat, but outside of Something Clearly Went Wrong, I've found little reason to care about finding out.
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A staff member might handle the logistics of pushing forward a new evidence-based reform, drafting presentations, and making sure key deadlines are met.
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So far, the NFL is pushing forward as if they'll be on a normal schedule -- with the draft set to go down in April.
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The 2018 midterms saw several green-minded governors either elected for the first time or reelected, and they are wasting no time pushing forward.
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The Iraqi soldiers kept pushing forward, though, and without their escort, we had to find our way alone, through rat holes and abandoned houses.
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And yet, none of that has stopped the Corps of Engineers from pushing forward into new areas beyond its mandate, including the regulatory realm.
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Facebook is pushing forward with its Libra digital currency despite recent public departures by a quarter of the members of the currency's governing body.
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Egypt is also pushing forward on solar, although a shortage of hard currency and shifts in policy have put some big projects in question.
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All year long, Republican leadership refused to work with us on pushing forward any of these proposals, and refused to put anything forward themselves.
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It is rounding out its hardware and logistics segments with last-mile deliveries, and it's pushing forward in advertising to challenge Facebook and Google.
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Leaders are pushing forward to move the bill before the July 4 recess, despite resistance from both conservative and moderate wings of their party.
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Pushing forward while falling back, hating yourself while despising your selfishness—this hero is beyond tormented, and BEASTMODE 2 wouldn't succeed any other way.
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Pushing forward with her chin up in the air, Cachoeira takes as many punches as she throws and looks exhausted from the third minute onwards.
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While GE is certainly not trying to become Facebook or Google, it does already have 30,000 employees who are capable of pushing forward the initiative.
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"The community of overweight people trying to gain their life back through running was a huge motivation for me to keep pushing forward," she says.
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The story of The Banner Saga is masterfully woven, and although sometimes so bleak that you don't want to keep pushing forward, it consistently delivers.
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"Instead of pushing forward with crucial voices absent, the organizing team will take time for more outreach," organizers said in a Facebook post last month.
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Now, Canoo is rounding out its executive team and pushing forward with plans to bring prototype vehicles to market by the end of the year.
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Meadows said he likes the path Ryan is pushing forward, including the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Rep.
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It&aposs a total hoax, and it&aposs one of the biggest wastes of taxpayer dollars and time to continue pushing forward in this process.
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Five years after its $217 billion purchase of Oculus, Facebook is still pushing forward in its efforts to bring virtual reality to a mainstream audience.
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Wheelys, a startup that got its start selling an all-in-one cafe on a bike, is pushing forward with another crazy local commerce idea.
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The official specifically noted Kim's regime is pushing forward with building ICBMs — the missiles that caused the North Korea to be placed under heavy sanctions.
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"(The U.N.) will be pushing forward and very much hoping that the current tensions will not impact negatively on the two peace processes," Dujarric said.
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I'm just gonna keep working hard on the things I love and keep pushing forward with all of it and enjoy where it takes me.
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For Weaver, her own focus now is on fixing the city's devastated infrastructure and pushing forward with a plan to replace the lead service lines.
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The videos show police in riot gear responding to projectiles by pushing forward in a line and detonating explosive devices to move the crowds back.
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Yellen has also seen a change of president and Congress, both now controlled by the same party that is pushing forward to fulfil election promises.
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FEMA is focused on the immediate response to the storm, but is also "pushing forward" teams focused on recovery housing and flood insurance program policy.
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Cheng, embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam's chief legal adviser, played a key role in pushing forward the proposed extradition bill that ignited the protests.
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During the speech, he referenced lyrics from "The Story of O.J.," which he has previously said is a song about pushing forward as a culture.
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Eovaldi, who rears back and scowls before pushing forward to unfurl his fastballs, was even more impressive in neutralizing a more powerful Blue Jays lineup.
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These are writers who are pushing forward, who have words we wouldn't have thought to use, ideas that we might not have come up with.
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The Republican-led Pennsylvania state Senate is pushing forward an effort to block a Democratic senator-elect from taking her seat because of residency concerns.
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Here's what it means: Apple is pushing forward on its pursuit of clinical research partnerships, despite unfavorable results in its earlier studies on heart disease.
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The country is also pushing forward with plans to begin importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to supplement domestic supply to its gas-fired power plants.
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Lil Wayne and Birdman's warm fuzzy reunion in Miami does NOT mean their beef is squashed ... TMZ has learned Wayne's pushing forward with his lawsuit.
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Saudi Arabia is pushing forward with a massive economic reform plan known as Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the economy away from oil.
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He is returning and defending exceptionally well, but also serving effectively, attacking on his groundstrokes and pushing forward in an attempt to shorten the points.
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Roberta Jacobson, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, was seen as key in pushing forward talks with the army since late last year, the sources said.
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But others, like JetBlue and Delta, are pushing forward, upgrading their seatback screens, striking new deals with content partners like Spotify, and adding new features.
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The Trump administration is pushing forward with its plan to allow for the importation of some prescription drugs as a way to lower drug prices.
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Even if Trump gets his way, states like California will keep pushing forward with decarbonization anyway, harnessing the growth of wind and solar and efficiency.
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As disappointing as the new Xperia X series is, Sony's pushing forward with the new Xperia XZ and X Compact, which it unveiled at IFA 2720.
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Smith made his exit this week after pushing forward the same challenges to a different administration, one even more exalted in the daily coverage on Fox.
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Sandy was 1,100 miles across when it delivered its blow, for example, pushing forward a long wall of water that devastated the entire New Jersey coastline.
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Augmented reality is also seen as a big growth area for companies with giants such as Microsoft and Google all pushing forward with developing the technology.
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By holding the pistol grip with one hand and pushing forward on the barrel with the other, the shooter's finger comes in contact with the trigger.
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Facebook adding U2F support is an important step in pushing forward the adoption of physical security keys, and potentially making millions of Facebook accounts more secure.
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Ford's pushing forward in its efforts to get autonomous cars on the road, with a plan to begin testing self-driving vehicles in Europe next year.
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If you experience discomfort in your ankles, knees or shins, make sure you're dropping back into your hips as opposed to pushing forward into your knees.
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Sex-trafficking: Supporters of a Senate anti-trafficking measure that would create more legal liability for services that post user generated content online are pushing forward.
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Community education could serve as a catalyst for the already promising changes the African Society of Toxinology and its allies are pushing forward across the continent.
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No, it's not always easy, and my toughest workouts aren't fun every time, but I try to remember why I started — that keeps me pushing forward.
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Two Republican members of Congress are pushing forward with a crusade to question various environmental groups' connections to foreign governments and potential work as foreign agents.
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The blueprint, published on the government's website on Monday, recommended "pushing forward the commercialization of new pest-resistant cotton, pest-resistant corn and herbicide-resistant soybeans".
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He had suggested she might turn out at right back, with Lucy Bronze pushing forward into midfield, but for now it's Daly listed as a midfielder.
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He'd been working on it independently since the 1960s, scraping together money here and there to keep pushing forward with the Middle Eastern-influenced fairy tale.
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House Democratic leaders are pushing forward with a plan to vote Friday on sweeping legislation to provide financial help to victims of the fast-moving coronavirus.
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It achieved this chiefly in 2019 by adapting to the industry's competitive developments and pushing forward its most accomplished entrepreneurs in larger numbers to meet them.
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Despite the conference fizzling out without a significant increase in ambitious, concrete commitments from the planet's biggest polluters, Thunberg kept her resolve to keep pushing forward.
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One sidenote: Some Trump allies I spoke to this week mocked Democrats for only pushing forward with two articles of impeachment, both about the Ukraine scandal.
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Salame was speaking to Reuters before the start of a conference in Palermo organized by Rome with the aim of pushing forward a new U.N. plan.
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"This whole question about who really bears the corporate income tax burden I think is very, very critical for pushing forward on this legislation," Mathur says.
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Photo: GettyDemocrats are pushing forward with a bill that, unlike competing legislation, would actually require the use of paper ballots and comprehensive audits in all federal elections.
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Numerous retailers, from startups to giants like Amazon, are pushing forward with body measuring technology including in-store scanners and apps that capture data via the smartphone.
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Republicans everywhere should take the recent improvement in American attitudes as a clear signal to continue pushing forward with smart, commonsense solutions that make Americans' lives better.
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Though The Locust has spent much of the last decade inactive, its members have continued pushing forward in ways that feel true to the band's original goal.
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But despite the unexpected change in leadership, it appears that Apple Music is pushing forward in terms of competing in the new landscape of streaming music services.
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However, it also caused a lot of controversy, which can reflect the complexity and difficulty of pushing forward the issue of gun control in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congressional Republicans are pushing forward with proposals to modify the U.S. social safety net, despite warnings of political risk ahead of congressional elections in November.
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The BBC is pushing forward with plans for a subscription streaming service that'd rival offerings from Netflix and Amazon, and it has an adorable working title: Britflix.
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Numerous retailers, from startups to giants like Amazon , are pushing forward with body measuring technology including in-store scanners and apps that capture data via the smartphone.
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They wouldn't work on a t-shirt, but they're empowering all the same, a voice in the back of your head telling you to keep pushing forward.
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"The central bank is pushing forward to build a unified national bill market, which is included in the central bank's work plan," Pan was quoted as saying.
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Food groups up in arms over the new requirement have accused the Food and Drug Administration of pushing forward without the proper science to back it up.
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He also can take credit for pushing forward "Medicare for all," a single-payer health-care plan that now has the support of many Democrats, including Warren.
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Now, just weeks before the end of Martelly's term, the international community is once again pushing forward with a flawed electoral process over the protests of Haitians.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters Wednesday there were "no announcements and no specific policies or actions that we're currently pushing forward" regarding Amazon.
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The central bank reaffirmed that the yuan CNY=CFXS would remain basically stable and pledged again to continue pushing forward on interest rate and exchange rate reforms.
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"What he is pushing forward are things that can immediately be accomplished, either through the administration or that have broad base bipartisan support in Congress," Sanders said.
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An administration proposal leaked to the media over the summer drew ire from members who criticized the agency for pushing forward with the reorganization without involving lawmakers.
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"We have no announcements and no specific policies or actions that we're currently pushing forward or considering taking," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters.
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Haters gonna hate, but that's not stopping Elon Musk and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel from pushing forward on a potentially game-changing new high-speed rail project.
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Rashida Tlaib, a Michigan Democrat who is pushing forward with her impeachment resolution, briefly spoke in Tuesday morning's caucus meeting, according to another source in the room.
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Yeah. Because we realize that we haven't... it's not like we've solved the diversity problem, but we do need to kind of keep the needle pushing forward.
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Instead, we have found a number of politicians pushing forward their arguments with little substance, by just playing on the most base and xenophobic emotions of the electorate.
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"I'm optimistic because people get what's going on in this county and they understand what the forces are against us, and we are pushing forward together," Weingarten said.
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Kondo-mania is also a win for Netflix — the streaming company is pushing forward with Asian content and has more than 100 projects in production in the region.
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According to Keemstar, Greg Paul, father to Jake and Logan, has "completely taken over" his sons' businesses, with an eye towards pushing forward a merger of the two.
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In a one-page letter to Martha, Clinton shared her pride in the third-grader and underscored the importance of pushing forward and learning from a difficult experience.
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"Without political pressure, the government can concentrate on pushing forward important economic policies, reducing domestic risk factors," said Pimonwan Mahujchariyawong, senior economist of Kasikorn Research Center in Bangkok.
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Indonesia, the world's top nickel ore supplier, said in September that it will stop ore exporta in 2020, pushing forward a ban by two years and lifting prices.
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Indonesia, the world's top nickel ore supplier, said in September that it will stop ore exports in 2020, pushing forward a ban by two years and lifting prices.
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"CGN is already prepared, together with the strategic partner EDF, to continue pushing forward this programme, to give England safe, reliable and sustainable power," CGN in its statement.
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But it did take risks by pushing forward with an unproven screen shape and going all-in on curved designs, which haven't been universally liked in the past.
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Now that the dust has settled from Foursquare's big split, the company is pushing forward with a few new executives and a brand new office in Los Angeles.
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The president is now pushing forward with a strong plan on immigration, which is now an important issues, 98 days we are away from these important midterm elections.
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"There is another achievement - we reached broad consensus on pushing forward the negotiations on a code of conduct for the South China Sea," it quoted Liu as saying.
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As with Puerto Rico, Long said the agency was focusing first on response, but was also looking at "pushing forward" with recovery aid like housing and flood insurance.
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The Trump administration has vowed to keep pushing forward, though, saying that work requirements are needed to make sure people are working and lifting themselves out of poverty.
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With France pushing forward to try to score in extra time, there was an opening for Portugal, and Éder slid to his right just outside the penalty area.
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Over the summer, an administration proposal was leaked to the media, drawing ire from members who criticized the agency for pushing forward with the reorganization without involving lawmakers.
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But an administration proposal leaked to the media over the summer drew ire from members who criticized the agency for pushing forward with the reorganization without involving lawmakers.
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If you don't have such a plan, you will find yourself reacting to incoming tasks at work instead of pushing forward on the goals most important to you.
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Her music—often a collage of muscular percussion, cosmic ambience, and synthetic clanging—offers darkness and optimism in equal measure, seemingly acknowledging trauma and pushing forward from it.
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China Shipbuilding Industry Corp, the company in charge of designing and building the platforms, is "pushing forward the work", said Liu Zhengguo, the head of its general office.
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"I think there's an opportunity to take some practical steps that many, many people agree on and continue pushing forward on things that have broad support," she said.
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One of the city's newest musical landmarks and its Grammy-winning jazz orchestra are pushing forward as two members of its original leadership team await trial for embezzlement.
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Republicans are pushing forward with their plans to repeal and replace ObamaCare despite sharp divisions that were not closed by President Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday night.
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Pelosi said she initially held back from pushing forward with impeachment despite "obvious violations" the president had already committed for fear of how it would divide the country.
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UK will allow Huawei to supply 5G — with 'tight restrictions' Part of the challenge for the Trump administration is that it isn't even pushing forward with one voice.
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" Tay Anderson, director of the Denver School Board, tweeted that he would be "pushing forward to remove cops in schools and replace them with more mental health resources.
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The mayor and the City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, are pushing forward legislation for the city to provide legal services to tenants facing eviction in Housing Court.
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For example, Ms. Minter said, it was often the "white heat" and praise that got her into trouble as an artist and made her complacent about pushing forward.
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Analysts however, attributed the robustness to exporters pushing forward shipment dates — also called front-loading — a phenomenon that was expected to run out of steam, as freight rates indicated.
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Anyways, 'Toking Dead' responded to the 'Walking Dead' legal threat by pushing forward with its trademark application and eventually publishing the comic in June 2018 in the NY Gazette.
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The next evening, I was standing in the front row of a sea of other donors, pushing forward for their chance to shake the hand of the future president.
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I'm so thrilled that I can keep pushing forward and making way for other women to do the same thing, but I'll be happy when it's someone else's turn.
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Use Mercury retrograde's energy to your advantage by consciously slowing down, working on old projects instead of starting new ones, and taking time to reflect instead of pushing forward.
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As part of an ongoing cost-cutting plan, TIM is pushing forward digital initiatives to have most of its customer care operations automated by year-end, the CEO added.
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Bump stocks Lawmakers are pushing forward with formal legislation to ban bump stocks even as Trump said he would "quickly" sign an executive order making the gun attachment illegal.
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The timeline shows that the health committee is pushing forward on its health care package, which presents the opportunity for a rare significant bipartisan achievement this year in Congress.
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"We have no announcements and no specific policies or actions that we're currently pushing forward [now on Amazon]," White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Wednesday on the report.
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And yet, across the United States, coal executives are pushing forward on more than a handful of new coal projects, including mines, export terminals, railway lines, and power plants.
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Shi said he believed China's priority at present was ending the trade war with the US rather than pushing forward construction and weapon deployment in the South China Sea.
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Republicans are pushing forward the bill without the full CBO analysis — breaking with custom — because they must pass it by September 30 in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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Maybe it's opening up a high-yield savings account or investing in your 401(k) at work — pick a starting point to your journey and then keep pushing forward.
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And British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pushing forward with his quest to pull the U.K. out of the EU with or without an agreement on goods and trade.
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The brothers claim to now have full legal rights to use the name and logo worldwide, and they're pushing forward with plans to expand into other product lines, including electronics.
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When we have so many retrograde planets above our heads (Mars as of June 26, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Pluto and Mercury to follow suit next month) pushing forward is counterintuitive.
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And if they want to keep pushing forward, they're going to have to get accustomed to receiving these negative responses, says the lead founder of Chinese e-commerce behemoth, Alibaba.
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By pushing forward the capabilities of this technology and publishing its research, Nvidia is arguably contributing to this potential problem.. The company, though, says this is hardly a new issue.
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President Emmanuel Macron has been the most forthright among EU leaders in wanting to draw a line under Britain's Brexit crisis quickly to refocus on pushing forward the bloc's agenda.
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Royal Dutch Shell is pushing forward a long-delayed liquefied natural gas export project in British Columbia, making it the first Canadian LNG terminal to get the financial green light.
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This creates a satisfying loop as you keep pushing forward into new areas so that you can learn new skills and acquire new items to help you push even farther.
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The proposals by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) include pushing forward with reforms of state-owned enterprises, strengthening property rights protection and advancing financial system reforms, Xinhua reported.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down instead of pushing forward, so pick up projects you previously had to put on the back-burner instead of starting new ones.
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"The UK has a universal kind of care, and we don't in the US," said Myrick, who nevertheless is encouraged that researchers are pushing forward with new mental health treatments.
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Germany is pushing forward a law allowing for expedited deportations of immigrants who fail to establish asylum claims, and even making it a crime to inform migrants of pending deportations.
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While the White House has not been insistent on another vote to repeal and replace ObamaCare this week, it has repeatedly signaled its interest in pushing forward on the issue.
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Dr. Patrick Conway, a top official at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), said it is "important to keep pushing forward" on changing how Medicare pays for care.
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It comes at a time when city authorities are pushing forward with a 20.7 million-euro ($23.9 million) initiative, started in 2015, to make Barcelona a more child-friendly city.
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"Chrome pushing forward on marking plain HTTP as outright insecure is an incredibly strong and pro-user move," Eric Mill, a technologist who's been working on web encryption, told Motherboard.
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It looked like a panel cribbed from a Stan Lee comic: the Titans running back beating all 11 Patriots to the edge, pushing forward with a full head of steam.
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The biggest thing I learned from him was to always keep pushing forward and always work hard and don't let anyone get in the way of you and your work.
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One of his colonels -- who isn't named in the book, but is Joe W. Dowdy -- told Mattis he didn't want to lose men by pushing forward at a reckless pace.
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Both the European Union and China are pushing forward the transition to battery-powered and electric vehicles while the U.S. is still seeing just a patchwork of support from states.
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Cops say the fan is leaving to go back to Tennessee and likely won't ever encounter Mike again ... so they're not pushing forward with a case against the MLB player.
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" In a text message, Zuckerberg replied "keep pushing forward until we have something we can sign on a moment's notice, then we can figure out how long we wait for diligence.
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The fact that the company is still in business and pushing forward into new spaces speaks volumes about the determination of management to remake the company for a new path forward.
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Washington (CNN)House Republicans on both ends of the ideological spectrum are clamoring to be heard by GOP leaders pushing forward on a possible vote on health care legislation next week.
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A Democratic governor could have a huge impact on redrawing the state's congressional maps and pushing forward on Medicaid expansion, and Democrat Andrew Gillum is energizing Florida's young and minority voters.
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Republicans are pushing forward with Kavanaugh, with the Senate Judiciary Committee slated to hold a committee vote on Friday despite Democrats calling for a delay — and activists calling for Kavanaugh's resignation.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a regular briefing that Beijing hoped the facility "will be able to make a positive contribution to pushing forward relevant cooperation in the region".
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And even after the Americans with Disabilities Act, which the Kennedy family was involved with pushing forward, there's still a need for legislation, resources and health care for people with disabilities.
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Unilever also is pushing forward on in-house initiatives such as developing a new pigment for black plastic such as that used for the company's TRESemmé line of shampoos and conditioners.
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The program stresses that your best effort is good enough, but competition, or rather the terror of winding up with the lowest scores in the class, keeps you breathlessly pushing forward.
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ISIS is firmly on the defensive in Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, where U.S. and Iraq coalition forces are pushing forward in a pitched and bloody battle to retake the city.
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By the former metric, though, it's made great strides since 2015 — and it's pushing forward in areas that, so far, we haven't seen companies like Oculus and Valve talk much about.
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After its long retrograde this summer, Mars is now revving up action in your love life and in your creative endeavors, pushing forward things that may have stalled in the summer.
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At the same time, Audi is pushing forward with the digitalization of its automobiles and plants, and is expanding its business model with new digital services such as "functions on demand."
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Following President Donald Trump's executive order this week pushing forward construction of his controversial wall, have you found yourself wondering what exactly the geography of the US-Mexico border looks like?
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Recently, some Republicans on Capitol Hill have also been lobbying the Pentagon and the White House to revisit the contract, pushing forward similar questions raised by Oracle about the contract's fairness.
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China also faced protests in Africa after Chinese construction firms have failed to conduct due diligence on land acquisition and local employment before pushing forward with new railway and road projects.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly said that she was not interested in pushing forward with impeachment unless the idea had bipartisan support — a condition that is currently far from being met.
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"In their hope to recreate what they view is a great Russia again, they are pushing forward west into Europe," says Lieutenant General Serhiy Nayev, the commander of Ukraine's joint forces.
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China will keep playing a constructive role in pushing forward Myanmar's peace process and hopes the two countries can work together to maintain peace and stability on their border, Xu said.
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The DOJ was instrumental in developing and pushing forward the asylum ban, which was developed quickly — with little input from the Department of Homeland Security — in late October and early November.
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Facebook wants to keep pushing forward with product launches it thinks can help society, but it in turn takes on even greater responsibility to protect us that it hasn't proven it deserves.
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Hans-Georg Lohe, Düsseldorf's head of cultural affairs, who was instrumental in pushing forward the project, said that a traditional metro line on a similar scale would have been only slightly cheaper.
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In two decades, Amazon has erupted into one of the most successful juggernauts in history, pushing forward absent any apparent limits to its horizons, including this week into high-end computer chips.
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The creation of this position and our hiring of Dr. Verhoeven - a well respected and nationally recognized talent in this field – signifies our commitment to pushing forward and pursuing world-changing research.
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In a statement on its website, China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection rebuked the SOE regulator, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), for insufficiently and slowly pushing forward reforms.
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Don't. Business moguls from Mark Cuban to Tilman Fertitta say their careers have taught them that, even during the worst of times, you can usually find a way to keep pushing forward.
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Perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise that the company that popularized the phablet is the one that's pushing forward and working to make the best large-screened smartphone you can get.
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The energy secretary is pushing forward a $6-billion-to-$8 billion project to build a new refinery in the state of Tabasco and will begin the auction process in coming days.
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Both musicians bring a pretty evenhanded outlook to the issue, Pharell saying that music will always be pushing forward and people will inevitably think things are getting worse when they're just changing.
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Unfortunately the Xbox One was also V1 from a console gaming perspective, so Microsoft focused on making it more competitive in that niche and abandoned pushing forward on the home entertainment side.
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There's no time to waste in pushing forward solutions for what is likely the underlying cause of this pandemic, and what has been at the root of dozens of prior zoonotic events.
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The White House is also pushing forward with a plan to impose more stringent work requirements on SNAP beneficiaries even as the economy collapses, likely leading 700,43 people to lose their benefits.
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Rakitic goes down on a collision at midfield and stays down, grasping his stomach, but Argentina tries to take advantage by pushing forward, and the referee lets them play for a moment.
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And the company is making an effort to address the innovation issue: it is pushing forward with a massive store remodeling, as well as testing new digital strategies like same-day delivery.
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I said, she was extremely online and she is really creating, controlling and pushing forward narratives that she's interested in including pay and equity and income equity and all kinds of things.
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"It's really in support of the tax and regulatory policies that we see the president pushing forward that make it advantageous to do manufacturing in the US," Krzanich said during the press conference.
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Despite the fact that the German luxury brand or its parent company VW have yet to come up with a fix for the emissions-cheating engines, Audi is pushing forward with diesel power.
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It's a powerful day, Taurus: Communication planet Mercury will meet with warrior Mars, which is currently in fellow Earth sign Virgo, pushing forward a conversation concerning your love life or your creative endeavors.
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Around the globe, research is pushing forward on potential cooling techniques such as spraying particles into the upper atmosphere to mimic volcanic eruptions or artificially brightening sea clouds, experts said in a report.
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Apple has the scale and resources to turn such niche designs into mainstream consumer products — it did it before with aluminum and glass, and it has the profit motive to keep pushing forward.
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That means coming up with a hypothesis, pushing forward with an approach to that hypothesis, collaborating with teams to create a solution and assessing the results that come out on the other side.
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The Trump administration is pushing forward with an aggressive and public effort to condemn China for a wide series of transgressions, a strategy that risks intensifying an already high-stakes standoff with Beijing.
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And while it seems as though other beauty categories are pushing forward — with foaming dry shampoo, roller liquid liner, magnetic falsies — it's the shimmering pot of illuminating powder that tends to stay stagnant.
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Nunes also claimed the effort to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein fizzled because of a lack of time, especially given the urgency of Senate Republicans pushing forward Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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In an encouraging sign that the arrest of its former CEO Carlos Ghosn has not deterred the company from pushing forward, Nissan (NSANF) has announced plans for eight new electric models by 2022.
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GOP members who support Denham's Queen of the Hill rule have increasingly hinted at pushing forward what's known as a discharge petition, which could force a floor vote despite opposition from GOP leadership.
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And in recent weeks, the regime retook a large swath of southern Syria from the opposition, pushing forward to seize a last pocket near Suwayda, home mostly to the country's minority Druze sect.
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He was fired in May 2017 after refusing to pledge his loyalty to Mr. Trump and pushing forward on the federal investigation into whether the Trump campaign had cooperated with Russia's election interference.
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There's still more work to be done, but we can thank these pieces of reporting for setting Twitter ablaze, pushing forward conversations, and becoming cultural tentpoles in the construction of the #MeToo moment.
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"It sounds like he is attempting to make it appear as if he is pushing forward policy positions that he wants to take some credit for," Mr. Buchanan said of the Thursday orders.
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The injunction would reportedly seek to block Facebook from enforcing policies around how its apps interact and could keep the company from pushing forward with its plans to integrate its three messaging services.
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Businesses are likely taking a more cautious approach when it comes to hiring and investment intentions, just waiting for further news on the trade front before pushing forward with hiring and investment plans.
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"They were pushing forward in the 20153s ... to establish diplomatic relations with a number of countries, with third world countries, trying to marginalize South Korea to gain votes in the United Nations," he said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Political danger signs are flashing, but conservatives in Washington are pushing forward with proposals to change America's social safety net, an agenda even fellow Republican President Donald Trump recently shied away from.
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Capitol Hill On Capitol Hill, lawmakers were pushing forward with their own investigation of Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, which -- at Trump's request -- will also include an inquest into the wiretapping claims.
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Since the Olympic bid was announced after a summit between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang in September, South Korean officials have been pushing forward with plans despite the obstacles.
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As Facebook's ambitious plans for Libra face intense regulatory scrutiny both in the US and around the globe, the nonprofit Libra Association that governs the Libra blockchain is pushing forward on the technology side.
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But loving yourself and pushing forward in those tough moments is the sort of self-care that's both hugely important and often invisible from the outside, so good for Slate for pointing it out.
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Despite the noise from media coverage and critics -- and other distractions from her own initiatives -- during the first months of her time in Washington, Ivanka Trump is pushing forward with her West Wing portfolio.
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Isn't it more likely that Bolton's mustache, far from being a deal-breaker, was just an excuse the Trump transition team cooked up to justify not pushing forward a nominee they knew would lose?
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With South Korean President Moon Jae-in heading to Pyongyang for a three-day summit, the third inter-Korean summit this year, there is an opportunity to continue pushing forward along a diplomatic path.
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"If we want to really tell our stories the way they need to be told, we should focus on pushing forward platforms that we create so we can tell our best narratives," he added.
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Yuri Milner is pushing forward with the hunt for intelligent alien life beyond our planet, and is investing another $100 million in a more proactive approach after putting up the original $100m last year.
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The call is a sign that Trump is still pushing forward on the repeal effort, despite indications that a repeal-only measure the Senate will vote on next week lacks the support to advance.
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As he rallied with the British player Dan Evans, in for the week to serve as a hitting partner, Federer would slide plenty more, seeming hesitant only when pushing forward to pursue drop shots.
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In the British version the forces of populism won a stunning victory in the Brexit referendum but lacked real leaders (save hacks and opportunists) and a clear plan for pushing forward (save implausible promises).
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Of course, either superstar could serve any team's goal, whether that means pushing forward a rebuilding effort (Chicago White Sox, San Francisco Giants, Texas Rangers); vaulting a good team into the championship hunt (St.
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That's OK. I think that's definitely a cultural thing that we need to start pushing forward and not have that stigma that you can't go out and work hard and have it pay off.
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" But all of that was almost beside the point: "More than anything," the piece concluded, "he must continue succeeding, continue pushing forward, and continue delivering success to a Steelers roster that desperately needs him.
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If something was too much for 2019, then I'd argue coronavirus-having, election-app-crashing 2020 isn't any better, but Universal is pushing forward with plans to finally release their controversial movie The Hunt.
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Trump and the GOP have been pushing forward with efforts to make tax changes to both the individual and corporate tax systems in a single bill, with a goal of enacting them by August.
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Within hours, critical moderates Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) were expressing their own concerns about their party pushing forward on a planned Thursday vote to get Kavanaugh out of committee.
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Famed startup accelerator Y Combinator is pushing forward on its effort to level the playing field for startup founders seeking Series A funding, with a sweeping 70-page 'how-to' guide published this week.
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By pushing forward this flawed bill, the Senate has undermined a core protection for free speech online by substantially increasing the risk faced by platforms that host and enable access to user-generated content.
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Meanwhile, the administration is pushing forward on the policy level, spearheading the reestablishment of the Federal Interagency Reentry Council that will assemble the leaders of all relevant federal agencies to identify opportunities for action.
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For the communities that make up Montreal's eclectic arts scene, pushing forward with their creative pursuits, along with sparking a greater dialogue around inclusivity, racial discrimination, and economic barriers has become more crucial than ever.
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The vice president's comments come as a number of states are pushing forward bills that restrict abortion, part of a conservative nationwide push to bring a Supreme Court challenge to the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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On FOX News Radio: The FOX News Rundown podcast : President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to stop the separation of families at the border while pushing forward with the administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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In allowing a controlled insight into their own grieving process, they're pushing forward a conversation on one of the most difficult processes in human living—one that's too often left unsaid until it's too late.
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Tesla has been pushing forward its plans for the 500,000-vehicle-capacity plant after it secured a site in October, hiring staff, starting procurement for building materials and setting up a local financial leasing company.
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"With the purchase of battery cells for more than 20 billion euros, we are systematically pushing forward with the transformation into the electric future of our company," Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche said in a statement.
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While so much of the AR/VR scene has been pushing forward in LA and San Francisco, FirstMark is firmly rooted in NY, though they have managed to begin experimenting with investments in the space.
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Spider-Man pulls in a huge range of characters and villains from the character's mythos, and mixes them together with some new ones, to create a narrative that keeps pushing forward with an exciting momentum.
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Tesla has been pushing forward its plans for the 500,000 vehicle capacity plant after it secured a site in October, hiring staff, starting procurement for building materials and setting up a local financial leasing company.
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Companies are pushing forward with global expansion plans and putting cash stockpiles to work despite more nationalist and protectionist political rhetoric, as top firms focus on buying growth rather than relying on slower organic growth.
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Linda Sánchez (Calif.), vice chairwoman of the House Democratic Caucus, accused the "mean-spirited" Republicans of "putting lives at risk" by pushing forward with their replacement plan, rather than simply fixing the problems with ObamaCare.
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During a recess in the trial, I walked outside to get some air, and there was a mob of people on the steps, pushing forward to grab pieces of paper that were being handed out.
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GOP senators are pushing forward with legislation that would extend an Obama-era program allowing young immigrants to live and work in the United States, while pairing it with new measures to bolster border security.
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Corker, who opposes the Yemen resolution, is instead pushing forward with his own measure directly placing the blame on the crown prince, whom the Trump administration has sided with in the aftermath of the killing.
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" She told Cooper she pledged to impeach Trump because "I wanted to assure them that I would be in full force supportive of pushing forward in any investigation of any possible violations on his behalf.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) is pushing forward with plans to allow faster-cleaning dishwashers to duck current energy efficiency standards, a move critics say defeats years of progress on making the appliances energy efficient.
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Republicans on the House Budget Committee are pushing forward with a new budget resolution this year designed largely to rein in spending on entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security, according to the panel's chairman.
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For the communities that make up Toronto's eclectic arts scene, pushing forward with their creative pursuits, along with sparking a greater dialogue around inclusivity, racial discrimination, and economic barriers has become more crucial than ever.
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At home, Pinera's newly appointed economy and health ministers will be tasked with pushing forward key reforms of the country's pension, health, tax systems, a heavy lift that has spurred a backlash among opposition parties.
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We followed up a few days later, reporting that CDC had acknowledged that its test didn't work and that, in an unprecedented move, New York was pushing forward with developing a test on its own.
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In contrast, the Trump administration has been more directive by pushing forward the possibility of sanctioning as terrorist groups the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, the latter of which remains undesignated.
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"Every day we are in this campaign is a day that we have reached the conclusion that pushing forward is the best thing we can do for the country and for the party," Buttigieg said.
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"Without a popular mandate, they are pushing forward some of the most objectionable aspects of their agenda," Javier Corrales, a Latin American politics professor at Amherst College in Massachusetts, said of the country's new leaders.
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SHUTDOWNS Energy minister Gwede Mantashe is considering short and medium-term interventions, such as pushing forward approval for new power-generation projects, to tackle the energy and electricity challenges, the ministry said in a statement.
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SHUTDOWNS Energy minister Gwede Mantashe is considering short and medium-term interventions, such as pushing forward approval for new power-generation projects, to tackle the energy and electricity challenges, the ministry said in a statement.
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"We are steadily pushing forward the disease control and prevention... but right now we are facing an extremely severe public health crisis," the official, Yu Hinghai, told local press according to a translation by Reuters.
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A court ruling that requires the program to stay on the books while litigation plays out has thrown a curveball into that timeline, though lawmakers are pushing forward by noting the decision could be overturned.
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The debate has heated up as Israel's conservative government is pushing forward contentious legislation that would require nongovernmental organizations to disclose funding they receive from foreign governments in their publications, advertising and meetings with public officials.
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"It's unfortunate, but we're pushing forward with our strategy to make sure that we preserve the integrity and the growth potential within the European market," CEO Matthew Levatich said on the company's most recent earnings call.
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Democrats say Thursday's vote is not a formal authorization of the impeachment inquiry, but it nevertheless signals they are pushing forward with the investigation despite resistance from several witnesses inside the administration to appearing for testimony.
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The new findings — which drew on declassified images from U.S. spy satellites — were published as governments met for talks in Bonn aimed at pushing forward efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions under the 2015 Paris Agreement.
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In a follow-up response, Facebook's spokeswoman told us she wasn't sure whether it would have anything further to add vis-à-vis the government pushing forward with asking the CMA to review the ad market.
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So, today, when the sun is beating down on your back, when your palms are ripping open from the rig, when your legs feel like a bowl of Jell-O, keep pushing forward in his honor.
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For example, Cain says Trump's been doing a lot for the black community behind the scenes -- like pushing forward criminal justice reform and lowering unemployment rates -- but insists those accomplishments are overlooked due to skewed coverage.
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Linda Sanchez (D-Calif.), vice chairwoman of the House Democratic Caucus, accused the "mean-spirited" Republicans of "putting lives at risk" by pushing forward with their replacement plan, rather than simply fixing the problems with ObamaCare.
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But in terms of the complexities of human-robot relations, Overwatch has the kind of nuanced take we might have to consider if Google, Facebook, and other tech giants keep pushing forward with their AI development.
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Earlier this month at a healthcare speech in Florida, Trump drew no distinctions between the reform plans that Democratic presidential candidates are pushing forward and lumped it all together as the "same terrible idea," NPR reported.
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This ambition, which some union officials are already pushing forward, would expand the bloc's ability to act as a unified diplomatic body, and allow it to put muscle behind its increasingly prominent role in the world.
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A good puzzle, though, for solvers pushing forward with their week, but leery of longer answers, as there were several that revealed themselves after a few crosses for me, including PAUL REVERE and I'LL BE THERE.
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Caroline Sharp: The film contrasts the experiences of the two sisters—in the US, where the industry is pushing forward, although it does have its own particular issues; and in the UK, which has fallen behind.
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After selecting its advisers, Saudi officials and their bankers will make a final determination on whether it is pushing forward with an IPO and hash out the valuation it is seeking in October, the people said.
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"Infrastructure has been near the top of everybody's list — the president's, Congress, the public — and this will show that we can put in place that we're pushing forward on a 22020st [century] infrastructure proposal," DeFazio said.
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State Democrats, who now control both chambers of the legislature as well as the governor's mansion, are pushing forward with their efforts to make the commonwealth the 21979th -- and potentially final -- state to ratify the amendment.
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"Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their "Under the absolutely invented pretext of Russian interference in their domestic affairs the United States is aggressively pushing forward, one after another, crude anti-Russian actions.
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Counsel for the commonwealth's oversight board said on Thursday it continues to hash out details with these creditors and that PREPA is pushing forward its privatization and concession plans for its generation, distribution and transmission assets.
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The latest: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday blocked Democrats from pushing forward a House-passed bill to authorize $775 million in state funding over the next 2 years to bolster voting system security, CNN reports.
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With the Uruguayans pushing forward in numbers in search of another equalizer, Herrera made the result safe in the second minute of added time with a header from Diego Perez's neat flick across the face of goal.
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"I am proud that I have finally overcome many challenges I have faced throughout my life, and I am pushing forward to be the person I have always wanted to be," says Lewis, 46, on the site.
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But the creators of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom seem utterly disinterested in their own premise, and they rush through this bit of storytelling as quickly as possible, pushing forward until the story can leave the island altogether.
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Although Helmand has been one of the provinces most at risk, the Taliban have been pushing forward across the country, putting severe strain on government troops, fighting alone since international forces ended most combat operations in 2014.
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Fearing defeat in November congressional elections and possibly their control of the House of Representatives, conservatives want to demonstrate to their voter base that they have been pushing forward on Trump's demands to clamp down on immigration.
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Once the initial three years have passed, Amazon has a seven-year window to acquire a significant share of Future Retail, and it may be hoping to wait out these regulations before pushing forward with Future Retail.
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Financing Plans Faraday, whose 22.5,2375-horsepower concept car has drawn comparisons to the Batmobile, says it has the full support of Nevada's governor and is pushing forward with the city of North Las Vegas on infrastructure planning.
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"Hopefully he'll choose someone he's got great chemistry with, a great relationship with, who will help him navigate the next couple of years, with all the good opportunities that will emerge, to keep pushing forward," Kushner said.
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Republicans like Gaetz attempt to resolve this tension by pushing forward climate plans that rely on federal research and development in carbon capture technology, nuclear power, renewables, and smart grids—and avoid discussions of mandating emissions cuts.
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Salesforce — which is one of the biggest employers in San Francisco — is also pushing forward some of its diversity efforts and recently hired its first-ever chief equality officer, former Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard executive Tony Prophet.
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This year, we should celebrate that and keep pushing forward, whilst also being mindful of the fact that progress has slowed in many places across the world, and there will always be problems in need of dismantling.
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"[Cuccinelli] is essentially functioning like a typical appointee that's been confirmed by the Senate in that role would, pushing forward a very aggressive policy agenda," said Ur Jaddou, former chief counsel to USCIS during the Obama administration.
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"It is unlikely that the Chinese government will reintroduce substantial stimulus measures as it continues to hold a balance between containing the slowdown and pushing forward its economic restructuring agenda," the Belgium-based group said on Monday.
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Lawmakers are pushing forward two pieces of parallel legislation, the Senate's Creating and Restoring Equal Access to Equivalent Samples (CREATES) Act and another House bill the Fair Access for Safe and Timely (FAST) Generics Act of 85033.
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Trump's comment about possible military action comes after a week of the president escalating rhetoric against the isolated regime in North Korea, which is pushing forward with nuclear and missile programs in the face of international opposition.
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All three lawmakers interviewed acknowledged the urgency of pushing forward federal privacy legislation, but Eshoo said it's also important that Congress takes a strong stance this time, believing it could be a while before iterations will be made.
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Mercury is currently retrograde in your sign, so you might feel like you're moving at a frustratingly slow pace—but slowing down may be just what you need in order to regain your strength and continue pushing forward!
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Flush with about $550 million of what could eventually be around $0003 billion, the company has been paying back some of its debts, and is now pushing forward with plans to make the FF91 at the Hanford facility.
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But given the fact you haven't necessarily raised prices in your key markets but you are selling-- you're pushing forward with More Roads to Harley-Davidson, what is your take on the consumer, whether it's here or abroad?
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BEIJING, March 19 (Reuters) - Newly elected People's Bank of China Governor Yi Gang said on Monday that the most important task is to implement prudent monetary policy, while at the same time pushing forward financial reform and opening.
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The generally business-friendly politician is trying to woo investors to a country damaged by alleged corruption and mismanagement under his predecessor Jacob Zuma, while pushing forward a more aggressive land policy -- something bound to make investors nervous.
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Because I have great faith in you, just as Bill and Melinda have, and I am certain that if we all keep pushing forward, America and the world will make even more progress in the decades to come.
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In fact, Iran's Shia militias are already demonstrating the ability to integrate military power, social services, and ideological training to affect enduring strategic and political outcomes on the ground, pushing forward Iran's larger, expansionist agenda across the region.
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Despite skepticism from some Republican lawmakers about whether a deal to get a bill passed is possible, leaders are pushing forward and heading toward a vote on a bill, regardless of whether it has enough support to pass.
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Sommers told me it's unclear if these models would be removed, even if Obamacare was completely dissolved, because there have been other legislation pushing forward these changes, such as the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015.
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Innovative brands like SeatGeek (and creators like Dobrik) are pushing forward the influencer-marketing industry, which is projected to be worth up to $230 billion by 20163 and has become many top creators&apos main source of income.
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I don't think that the issue itself should necessarily scare us from pushing forward to the frontier to say, the possibility that everybody who does not have a computer science education in five years won't have a job.
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It could even seek to keep Facebook from pushing forward with its plans to integrate its three messaging services, in case the agency later attempts to unwind its past acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp as a potential remedy.
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Amid rubble, destruction and the challenge of pushing forward to reopen schools and resuscitate services in places once held by ISIS, the SDF is being given the added task—at great risk-- of applying justice to foreign fighters.
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Bloomberg News reported that the White House was considering pushing forward an agreement on currency, which had been previously agreed upon, and considering suspending a planned 5 percentage point increase on tariffs affecting $250 billion of Chinese imports.
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Facebook limited its research to solving integration and differential equations, two areas of mathematics notorious for lengthy compute times and inexact solutions, but nevertheless essential to pushing forward research in countless subjects, like fluid dynamics and biological processes.
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The Trump administration is pushing forward with a plan to arm its drones flying over Niger in the wake of a deadly ambush that killed four U.S. Army soldiers earlier this month, according to an NBC News report.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that China hopes to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea by pushing forward with negotiations for a code of conduct for rival claimants in the disputed waters.
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"Both sides exchanged views on putting into effect the consensus reached by the two countries' leaders at their meeting, and pushing forward the timetable and roadmap for the next stage of economic and trade consultations work," the ministry said.
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"China urges the Philippines to immediately cease its wrongful conduct of pushing forward the arbitral proceedings, and return to the right path of settling the relevant disputes in the South China Sea through bilateral negotiation with China," it said.
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The court's decision came as Mr. Obama is pushing forward with a series of initiatives on climate change, in an effort to leave as large a mark on the issue as he can before leaving office in a year.
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BEIJING, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Chinese Vice Premier Liu He spoke on Tuesday with U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, exchanging views on pushing forward the next stage of trade talks, China's Commerce Ministry said.
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"(We're) feeling a little bit more optimistic about some of them and pushing forward that much harder because it appears there may be an opportunity here and if there is, we want to be ready for it," Jenks said.
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Despite skepticism from some Republican lawmakers about whether a deal to get a bill to passage is possible, leaders are pushing forward and heading toward a vote on a bill, regardless of whether it has enough support to pass.
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It was the type of speech that Republicans want the President to repeat over and over again in the coming months -- one that was, for the most part, focused on the actual agenda item they are pushing forward on.
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While U.S. trade negotiators continue to push for a trade deal with China that includes "significant structural changes" to its economic model, investors are putting the trade war behind them, pushing forward into Chinese assets and being rewarded handsomely.
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In a seeming show of strength, EU regulators were swift to replace Hill and assure the market that they remain committed to pushing forward the CMU framework and agreeing on the STS rules by the end of the year.
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Political analysts suggest the referendum was held partly to distract Romanians from the struggles of the government, which last week was criticized by European lawmakers for pushing forward with policies that they said would weaken the rule of law.
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For now, American officials might consider allowing more robust humanitarian aid to enter North Korea or some limited economic exchanges between the North and South, which under Mr. Moon has been pushing forward on an inter-Korean peace process.
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It is in this very act of working ceaselessly, of pushing forward to construct a macrocosm evermore expansive and enveloping while everything around her seems to rub and scrape and fall apart, that is itself Smith's ultimate political act.
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But she hit the ground running, joining the producing team for Sony's most important film property — the Spider-Man series — and pushing forward smaller movies like "The Post," which earned her an Oscar nomination for best picture in 2017.
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Across the U.S., Fauci called for a "dramatic diminution" of personal interactions at places like restaurants and bars, something the governors of Illinois and Ohio announced on Sunday despite pushing forward with their planned primary elections on Tuesday. Gov.
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Other major tasks include pushing forward state sector reforms and fiscal reforms, Xinhua said, citing a statement released after a meeting of the Politboru, a top decision-making body of the ruling Communist Party which President Xi Jinping chairs.
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The action could even seek to keep Facebook from pushing forward with its plans to integrate its three messaging services, in case the agency later attempts to unwind its past acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp as a potential remedy.
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Pushback against Medicare for all Moulton warned against pushing forward for a Medicare for all, single-payer program, instead -- like many other moderate Democrats -- suggesting a "public option" that would allow Americans to buy into a program like existing Medicare.
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Its prime decision makers had run the same playbook successfully for a decade and a half: Do what they thought was best for the platform's growth (often at the expense of user privacy), apologize if someone complained, and keep pushing forward.
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This has added to northern European scepticism about pushing forward with EDIS, an idea which senior euro zone officials have described as now being "on life support" because of German worries they would have to guarantee deposits in Italian banks.
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"The Tel-Aviv engineering team will participate in shaping and pushing forward this vision, while focusing on the development of a state-of-the-art near real-time AI platform, to serve the blockchain project," according to the Facebook job listings.
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This is also key to protecting incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi's legacy: She had a bigger role in passing the law than many people realize, and insisted on pushing forward in 2010 when other Democrats wanted to scale back the plan.
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Given Aries' preoccupation with the self and individualization, and Uranus' command over advancements in technology and pushing forward, you might have been asserting your ideas, fighting from your corner, or establishing a radical solo project of your own at that time.
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And the New York Times's latest revelations show a man who was deliberately and knowingly aggressive in his tax strategies in other realms of his personal finances, intentionally pushing forward with a strategy his lawyers said would likely be disallowed.
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With powerful leading women like Sansa, Yara, and Dany firmly asserting their power in season six's penultimate episode, and a group of secondary women pushing forward, too, the women of Game of Thrones are taking the reins and learning to reign.
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Fawaz is said to be staying on in an advisory role, with Nest pushing forward under Rishi Chandra, who's been overseeing most of Google's hardware efforts (Home, Chromecast, Google WiFi, etc) as VP of Home Products for more than three years.
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Its prime decisionmakers had run the same playbook successfully for a decade and a half: Do what they thought was best for the platform's growth (often at the expense of user privacy), apologize if someone complained, and keep pushing forward.
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Codelco, in a written response to questions submitted by Reuters, acknowledged it had faced challenges at each site but added that it was nonetheless pushing forward with plans to begin explorations and to find partners at the Maricunga and Pedernales flats.
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It's a minor miracle that Capcom was able to bounce back from the atrocity that was Resident Evil 6 with a taut, uncompromising horror story that borrows the best bits of the series while pushing forward in welcome new directions.
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It could be one of the more feature-rich updates, at least more so than the Windows 10 Creator's release, since Microsoft is also pushing forward with new augmented-reality initiatives that are expected to work in tandem with Windows 10.
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"Black Panther" is not just a game-changer in terms of pushing forward black film visually; it also succeeds in terms of highlighting the broad spectrum of black identity, gender, aesthetics and ideologies when confronted with difficult social and moral questions.
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By pushing forward an agenda hyper-focused on hardline regressive immigration policy and doubling down on out-of-mainstream evangelical messaging, the president has seemed to proactively alienate the suburban college-educated voters that were critical to his 2016 victory.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Pushing forward European and international measures to prevent profit shifting and international tax fraud will be a top priority for Austria's European Council presidency in the second half of 2018, Austrian Finance Minister Hans Joerg Schelling said on Saturday.
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GOP leaders, backed by the administration, are pushing forward as they try to get the bill across the floor with only days left until the end of the session and a stalemated shutdown fight looming at the end of next week.
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"Since last year, we have overcome difficulties and spared no effort in pushing forward the implementation of tax and fee cuts, even though fiscal revenues, which once dropped for two consecutive years, are still in a stage of recovery," Wu said.
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The Lansing Sun's homepage devoted space to Michigan Republicans who were "pushing forward with efforts to support President Donald Trump in the wake of the impeachment inquiry" and a profane chant from Representative Rashida Tlaib at a pro-impeachment rally.
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Why it matters: Facebook, by contrast, appears to have a prime-time ready product — its Libra digital currency — and shows every intention of pushing forward, despite the recent abandonment by a quarter of the members of the currency's governing body.
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But he said it was interesting this has come at a time when LGBTQ rights, as well as women's rights, were starting to suffer globally with the United States no longer pushing forward the equality agenda since Donald Trump's election.
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LOS ANGELES — California is pushing forward with a plan to change the state's primary date from June to March, a move that could scramble the 2020 presidential nominating contest and swing the early weight of the campaign to the West.
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Thompson is as slick as they come on the feet, pushing forward a style of striking straight out of the 1970s kickboxing scene and doing things that would have been laughed off as impractical or impossible just a few years ago.
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Late last month the dominant player in the fitness wearable space announced that it was cutting six-percent of its staff as a result of a disappointing Q4, though the company is pushing forward, making acquisitions and looking to build a new smartwatch.
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In the same way, I wouldn't be in the position I am now to advocate for transgender rights if it weren't for my teammates, for my community, for the many supporters out there who have empowered and encouraged me to keep pushing forward.
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On September 11, the Trump administration announced it's pushing forward a ban on all flavored e-cigarettes, including mint and menthol flavors, across the US.Health experts have been unable to pinpoint a root cause since the vape device industry is expansive and unregulated.
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"It matches the trend of pushing forward the development of small towns that gained momentum after 1978 and falls in line with China's industrial upgrading," said Hu Zhiyong, an assistant professor at Education University of Hong Kong's department of Asian and policy studies.
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Accordingly, the planet is divided into city dwellers clinging to the past, while the rest of the denizens keep pushing forward, and everyone's partying all the time because the sun's swelled to a burning red sphere and it's summer 413 days a year.
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Seemingly oblivious to assault or damage, pushing forward with six limbs until in range to deliver a short, sharp cut from either two of his elbows, Muangthai is one of the most pugnacious and relentless Thai boxers active in a ring today.
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"Both sides exchanged views on putting into effect the consensus reached by the two countries' leaders at their meeting, and pushing forward the timetable and road map for the next stage of economic and trade consultations work," the ministry said on its website.
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Car companies typically try to harmonize their fleets for the global market to the best of their ability, and other parts of the world are still pushing forward policies to improve fuel economy standards and put more electric vehicles on the road.
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During the campaign, Ms. Mercer was one of Mr. Trump's biggest donors, eventually joining his 16-person transition team, in which she played a significant part in pushing forward one climate change skeptic for the cabinet: Jeff Sessions, the nominee for attorney general.
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And Mr. Renzi needs Mr. Salvini as a boogeyman — he called him a "monster" — to elevate his profile and convince liberals that only he can keep the nationalist at bay while pushing forward his pro-globalization, pro-European and pro-American positions.
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Meanwhile, the National Small Business Association says that while the U.S. immigration system — the reason Trump says he is pushing forward with tariffs on Mexican imports in the first place — is a "critical issue that needs to be addressed," tariffs are not the way.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Environmentalists in France and Ireland are pushing forward with legal cases aimed at forcing their governments to step up action on climate change, motivated by a 2018 flagship ruling that the Netherlands must cut emissions faster to keep its people safe.
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One of the bigger challenges the company is pushing forward of late is its Epic Store, a new marketplace for PC games with an 33 / 12 percent revenue split that stands in stark contrast to Valve's Steam, with its more traditional 70 / 30 percent split.
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"A lot of people here think gay people aren't strong or we're more girly because we show emotion but we've learned it's better to show what you are feeling and be open and who you are as long as you are pushing forward," Beyers said.
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"The fighting forces are currently pushing forward toward the town more quickly than we thought and more quickly, certainly, than we had established in our planned campaign," Abadi said, according to a translation, via teleconference to a ministerial-level meeting on Mosul in Paris.
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The agency sees its primary role as pushing forward new technological solutions to military problems, and the Trump administration's technical chieftains have strongly backed injecting artificial intelligence into more of America's weaponry as a means of competing better with Russian and Chinese military forces.
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It is also pushing forward with the sale of most or even all of its prized flash memory chip business, as it seeks to plug not only an upcoming $6.3 billion writedown for Westinghouse but also to create a buffer against future financial problems.
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Yet, in the wake of these storms, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is pushing forward with changes to the Lifeline program, which would hamper recovery efforts and cut off hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans — who are also U.S. citizens — from vital telecommunications services.
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"One-off costs are a near-term negative, but show that ETO is pushing forward with its film restructuring under the new CFO and making the right pro-active decisions after several years of disappointment in this specific division," Investec analyst Steve Liechti said.
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The No. 22016 Canadian railroad, whose shares slid more than 210.10 percent, said it was pushing forward with plans to streamline its operations further in the face of lower revenue and would trim its workforce in 23.5 by nearly 2145,102.043 people, or about 2102.04 percent.
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Moore appears to be pushing forward with his Alabama special election bid despite Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) calling on him to "step aside" earlier Monday along with other top GOP senators, including Orrin Hatch (Utah), Susan Collins (Maine) and Lindsey Graham (S.C.).
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"I'm saying that the President is pushing forward on things that we know have broad-based support and that we can immediately get done, while, at the same time, we're looking at the best way forward to push these other things through," Sanders said.
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The Saudi response to that has been to emphasize its limited domestic success and to avoid the suggestion that pushing forward with it was another sign of MbS's stubbornness; contrary reporting has been described as merely an indication that foreigners don't understand the kingdom.
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Fierce fighting continues in Eastern Ghouta SANA reported on Tuesday that regime forces were pushing forward into Eastern Ghouta, just days after President Bashar al-Assad did a pre-emptive victory lap, driving himself into recaptured portions of Eastern Ghouta in a Honda Civic.
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I remember trying to calculate how to survive a situation, how to keep going; how to find a mentor who'd simply mentor; how to keep pushing forward in a culture that I knew well would prefer to discredit me, keep me powerless, keep me silent.
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It's not clear whether that would be done through regular U.S. troops, through Special Forces missions or by air strikes, although NBC reported on Thursday that the administration is pushing forward with a plan to arm the Reaper drones that already fly over Niger.
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Now, the developer Gary Barnett, who built the first super-tall tower along what has become known as billionaire's row on 57th Street and has a second under construction, is pushing forward with yet another ultra high-end skyscraper that is already drawing opposition.
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But while the US Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) got the honour of proving more convincingly than ever before that, yes, gravitational waves are a thing, researchers in Europe are pushing forward with a very different type of gravitational wave detector—in space.
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Sony-owned studio Naughty Dog is now tasked with delivering on immense expectations carried over from the original The Last of Us while pushing forward both the technical and narrative elements of the genre, just as the original did in the final years of the PlayStation 3.
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On one side are players who think the game is irredeemably inferior to the original, while on the other are satisfied players and Bungie, which is tweaking its product to appease fans while still pushing forward a franchise that it's likely mapped out for years to come.
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Where thousands cross the US-Mexico border on foot daily While President Donald Trump is pushing forward with plans to build a wall between the United States and Mexico, tens of thousands of people are legally crossing the border between the two countries each day on foot.
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"With regards to the men having built something of their own, I believe they have and am very proud of them for pushing forward their own governing body, hosting their own bouts and tournaments, and continually moving their sport in the public eye," she told the site.
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As a percussionist for both inveterate experimenters and more pop-minded songwriters—he's played with everyone from Weyes Blood to Lee Ranaldo, and is a longtime member of the New York polymaths Cloud Becomes Your Hand—he's tasked with controlling the momentum, with pushing forward the narrative.
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While the Environmental Protection Agency has promised to release a new standard for PFAS found in drinking water by the end of the year, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been pushing forward with legislation to address what they consider a public health issue.
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Both congressional committees with primary tax-writing responsibility are pushing forward: This week, the Senate Finance Committee held a hearing on business tax reform, and later this month, the House Ways and Means Committee is expected to release details of its long-promised tax overhaul legislation.
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SoftBank has been consistently frustrated with Neumann's tendency to brush off advice, from pushing forward with an IPO to using phrases in WeWork's S-1 such as "elevate the world's consciousness" — a phrase SoftBank urged Neumann to eliminate but to no avail, sources previously told CNBC.
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SoftBank has been consistently frustrated with Neumann's tendency to brush off advice, from pushing forward with an IPO to using phrases in WeWork's S-1 such as "elevate the world's consciousness" — a phrase SoftBank urged Neumann to eliminate but to no avail, said two of the people.
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After centuries of pushing forward across the frontier — first, the landed frontier, then the frontiers of expanding economic markets and sweeping military dominance — all the things that expansion was supposed to preserve have been destroyed, and all the things it was meant to destroy have been preserved.
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WASHINGTON, April 10 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration is pushing forward with plans to sell up to a dozen aircraft to Nigeria's air force for the fight against the extremist group Boko Haram, a congressional source said on Monday, a deal that could be worth up to $600 million.
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In Parwan province, to the northwest, Taliban fighters are making steady headway, pushing forward among the largely ethnic Pashto peoples in the Ghorband River valley toward the crucial road connecting the capital to the Panjshir Valley, just about the last large, undisputed pro-government stronghold in eastern Afghanistan.
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According to people at Google, The Guardian said that people at the company said that it makes these donations in hopes of influencing conservative lawmakers and pushing forward a deregulatory agenda, something that has become ever more important in recent months as Congress works to craft data privacy legislation.
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"We will consistently take hold on the strategic line of simultaneously pushing forward the economic construction and the building of nuclear force and boost self-defensive nuclear force both in quality and quantity as long as the imperialists persist in their nuclear threat and arbitrary practices," it said.
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At the same time, the X-Pro3 is pushing forward what traditional cameras can do with their on-board processors, and all of the new software and settings features are designed to let you get more out of camera images without having to lean on post-processing so much.
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"We finally have a President who is actually calling out China on their unfair trade practices -- and not just calling them out, but actually doing something about it, and aggressively pushing forward in negotiations, something that we haven't seen in decades," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Wednesday.
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And while blindly pushing forward toward his victory, he ignored the fact that the legally required period that the public is allowed to comment on the agency's policy changes was "corrupted" by fraudulent comments stealing the identities of real Americans, according to the New York Attorney General's office.
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After a slow winding second season that sometimes seemed more preoccupied with stand-alone episodes than pushing forward the main plot, Atlanta's finale tied up all loose strings with an epic closing scene in its season finale episode, "Crabs in a Barrel," that was truly one for the books.
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In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has governed like a cable news junkie who's surrounded himself with ideologues, issuing sometimes vague and sloppily worded executive orders, beefing with the media, and pushing forward policies that stirred up dissent and unease within the federal government.
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Rep. Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkToni Morrison dies at 88 Former Virginia deputy AG: Trump's Twitter attacks a 'distraction' from 'substantive' critiques House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment MORE (D-Mass.) is pushing forward a new plan to help law enforcement crack down on online stalkers and harassers.
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" Asked what she thought Bolton meant, Hill replied that Giuliani was "pretty explosive" and that the former New York mayor "was clearly pushing forward issues and ideas that would, you know, probably come back to haunt us and in fact I think that that's where we are today.
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The reassignment of John Lafferty, who led the agency's Asylum Division for six years, has caused consternation and fear among asylum officers and other USCIS officials, who worry that the administration is dead set on pushing forward with policies that may not always be legal or adequately researched.
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That being said, the once isolationist island nation of Japan seems to be pushing forward in a real way to embrace halal-certified food—which is a pretty smart move considering Japan's relative proximity to some of the nations with the world's largest number of Muslims, like Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Some energy experts viewed the appointment of Mr. Falih as a signal to both the Saudi power structure and international oil markets that Prince Mohammed was pushing forward with plans to transform Saudi Aramco into an energy conglomerate that could invest in projects with less interference from the royal family.
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Mars reenters Capricorn while on its retrograde journey on August 12, finding you eager to travel and perhaps even pursue further education, but this energy is more about wrapping things up from the past than pushing forward—so, perhaps some papers will be renewed or some applications will be re-sent.
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Still, only the Senate Intelligence Committee appears to be pushing forward at full speed on its probe, as Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is preparing to release transcripts of the committee's interviews with participants of the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting — a potential sign the committee is done investigating that matter.
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Still, only the Senate Intelligence Committee appears to be pushing forward at full speed on its probe, as Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley is preparing to release transcripts of the committee's interviews with participants of the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting -- a potential sign the committee is done investigating that matter.
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The pressure to meet the deadline comes as Toshiba is pushing forward with the sale of most or even all of its prized flash memory chip business, as it seeks to plug not only an upcoming $6.3 billion writedown for Westinghouse but also to create a buffer against future financial problems.
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The critics claim that Pence's defunding of Planned Parenthood, which was one of the few places in some parts of Indiana that offered HIV testing, as well as his alleged dithering on pushing forward a needle exchange bill to fight passing infections, led to a rise in HIV patients in Scott County.
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Meanwhile, only 303 percent of the youngest consumers — those ages 18 to 29 — get their news from TV. This is the group pushing forward the cord cutting trend, too — or more specifically, many of them are the "cord-nevers," as they're never signing up for pay TV subscriptions in the first place.
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After spending the previous decade pushing forward the idea that the noncoding regions of the genome—regulatory RNA molecules that exist outside of genes—had an important function in human biology, Taft had just started his own lab, was on a publishing streak, and would soon be supervising nearly a dozen scientists.
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If Tillerson remains a mostly passive head of State, there exists room for those below him to fill some of the void in foreign policy niches, perhaps by pushing forward issues Tillerson may wish to embrace, or by taking the lead on the inevitable restructuring budget cuts will compel, instead of sitting around the cafeteria.
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In the meantime, Peterson is pushing forward with a different kind of request: top surgery, a procedure involving breast reduction and chest reconstruction that more than one third of all trans men pursue, according to a 2015 survey from the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE), one of the nation's leading trans rights advocacy groups.
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Locals in Iraqi town destroyed by ISIS stay to protect the ruins Locals in Iraqi town destroyed by ISIS stay to protect the ruins ISIS is firmly on the defensive in Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, where U.S. and Iraq coalition forces are pushing forward in a pitched and bloody battle to retake the city.
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Plenty of people have complained that the character is getting too much screen time because Jennifer Lawrence's profile has risen so much since First Class, but for me, Mystique becoming a distinct character is one of this trilogy's few strong throughlines, one of the only arcs that feels like it's perpetually developing and pushing forward.
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"We're hopeful we can keep pushing forward with a lot of the initiatives that further American interests and that push back against Iran's aggression, so we're going to stay focused on that," Kushner, who rankled some US officials when he developed close ties to Mohammed, said in an interview during CNN's "Citizen" forum last month.
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But Democrats seem to have responded to the election of Mr. Trump not by pushing forward sensible, moderate candidates who understand the fundamentals of government and policy but rather far-left legislators in Congress (like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib) and policy like the late-term-abortion laws in Virginia and New York.
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It's interesting you mention that a lot of what disability advocates are concerned about, with the pushing forward of guidelines for self-driving cars, is that a lot of these companies aren't thinking about ways to create vehicles that fit wheelchairs, for example, from the get-go, which often means that they're left out of the process.
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"The time we live in today, where we have the rise of white supremacy, compared with just one year ago — I think pushing forward a takeaway that the majority, dominant, white male culture in America still has a lot to learn from cultures that are not themselves is entirely appropriate," said Mitchell, in an interview with Hyperallergic.
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As the nation is reminded of the tragic consequences of gun violence with the one-year anniversary of the Parkland school shooting, the Trump administration is pushing forward with plans to expedite the export abroad of the same kind of military-style weapons used in many of the mass shootings that have taken place in recent years.
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Republicans are pushing forward with a proposal to speed up the Senate's consideration of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominees.
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Others legislators were dumbfounded that a president whose poll numbers have plummeted in his first three months — and who has yet to deliver on key promises like cracking down on crime and jump-starting the economy — would spend his political capital on this instead of on pushing forward bills to overhaul the penal code and the pension system.
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" (He speaks about the story on "The Daily" podcast.) And Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania's attorney general, spoke about his role in pushing forward the grand jury investigation that found decades of Catholic abuses and cover-ups in his state: "It just was the most purposeful thing, short of giving life to our four children, I've ever done in my life.
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In his suit, Zac claims he sent Ryan a sound recording of "Nowhere Left to Go" in June, but in a sudden reversal from their previous discussions, Tedder told Zac he didn't realize Brown was actually pushing forward with the track and he had already given Diplo the green light to use the beat to create a different song.
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"They are all able to say that while they may be recognizing that no one is above the law and pushing forward this impeachment inquiry and ultimately voting to impeach, it's not stopping them from working on legislation to lower the cost of prescription drugs, or working with President Trump to sign the trade deal," Ms. Kelly said.
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In response, the Indonesian government had a simple plan; replace this foreign demand with local consumption, through the construction of over 100 new coal-fired power plants throughout the country, 10,000MW of power generation capacity, on top of the existing current 42, making Indonesia one of the last places in the world pushing forward on coal energy.
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Glacier loss, in particular, proceeded at a record pace between 2015 and 2019, according to last month's climate report from the UN. Russia President Vladimir Putin has been pushing forward with securing the Arctic for Russian interests, opening a string of military and research bases in the far north and increasing shipments through the Northern Sea Route, which has become increasingly accessible.
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But Google, unlike Amazon, has a pedigree of engineering staff and software behind it to drive innovation in AI. Naturally, Google has access to as much native data as it needs on users through Google Search, and the company's DeepMind and machine learning labs are easily helping pushing forward the entirety of Silicon Valley when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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" CHAIRMAN OF EURO ZONE FINANCE MINISTERS JEROEN DIJSSELBLOEM "Today we are going to hear from he institutions whether all the reforms have been implemented in the right way, but I think the Greek government has done a lot of work, certainly since the summer and in the last weeks also, pushing forward reforms, difficult measures and getting them through parliament.
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A group of Senate conservatives is pushing forward with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's plan to claw back more than $6900 billion in spending despite concerns from several of their Republican colleagues.
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Important changes come early in 2019—and while 2018 felt so slow due to those pesky back-to-back retrogrades, that's not the case this year: Uranus ends its retrograde on January 6, pushing forward innovation in many areas of your life, but especially at home (changes within your family, or even literal changes to your home via renovations, are moving forward).
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It's coming to light also because many women in the business have been pushing forward this conversation: Amber Tamblyn wrote about what happened to her for the New York Times and Teen Vogue; we have art representing the oppression of women; we have seen with the Women's March and Hillary Clinton losing the election what happens to women that challenge power.
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Republicans are pushing forward with a proposal to change the Senate's rules to speed up consideration of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominees.
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A group of GOP senators are pushing forward with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's immigration proposal as the Senate turns to a days-long floor fight. Sen.
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"In today's energy world, there is a distinctive clash between those who are pushing forward technologies to keep oil and gas squarely under the ground and those who are deploying capital to ensure that there is enough oil and gas if we stay with the internal combustion engine that we have today," said Amy Myers Jaffe, director for energy and sustainability at the University of California, Davis.
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She wasn't known as someone who was an outspoken supporter of the president, but she kind of lasted in her role throughout all of this just by keeping her head down, by staying out of the news, by not being critical of the president and by just pushing forward policy initiatives with regard to Russia that she thought were useful to the United States.
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But this wrenching concern over the deficit — particularly when the situation in Puerto Rico remains so dire — is hard for some to swallow when conservatives are simultaneously pushing forward a tax reform package that could leave a more than a trillion-dollar hole in the deficit and have signed on to spending bills that added more than $100 billion to defense spending, without the immediate promise of offsets elsewhere.
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Instead of stopping encroachment on China's sovereignty, the Philippines insisted on initiating and pushing forward an international arbitration on the South China Sea thus violating international law, including the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and its agreement with China that the two sides shall settle their disputes through negotiation and consultation, an agreement confirmed by the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea.
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Democrats are criticizing Republicans for pushing forward with the nomination before the National Archives can hand over paperwork Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) has requested from Kavanaugh's work as a White House lawyer.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE, which made Feinstein a top target for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and some Republicans, the administration is pushing forward with an effort to fill vacancies in the circuit courts.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES CONGRESS & INVESTIGATIONS: As the number of House Democrats favoring impeachment grows, leadership is pushing forward with public hearings on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation, including calling a Watergate star as their first big witness as they continue investigations of the president.
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The monsters in Valfaris are just as varied as the environments While at first this was a little frustrating because I'm the kind of person that likes to explore 100% of these kinds of games, I got used to it pretty quickly and fell into the rhythm of pushing forward relentlessly, never looking back as I marveled at the beautifully rendered environments and slayed tons of enemies and bosses.
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On September 11, the Trump administration announced it's pushing forward a ban on all flavored e-cigarettes, including mint and menthol flavors, across the U.S."The Trump Administration is making it clear that we intend to clear the market of flavored e-cigarettes to reverse the deeply concerning epidemic of youth e-cigarette use that is impacting children, families, schools and communities," Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement.
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While President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has kept the public busy with his latest theories about President Obama's wire-taps, the "deep state" and Arnold Schwarzenegger's ratings, the Republican Congress has been quietly pushing forward a legislative agenda that will have an all too real impact on the public.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) is pushing forward with a bipartisan deal to lower drug prices this week despite objections from some members of his own party and a tough road ahead.
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"Before I finished my testimony, my home and office were inundated with threatening messages and demands that I be fired from GW." Turley's testimony was hailed by Republicans after he argued that Democrats were pushing forward with impeaching President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE based on too little evidence.
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In light of the passing of the anti-Israel resolution at the United Nations Security Council, President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should respond by not letting his administration waste one second on pushing forward the Middle East "peace process" that will lead only to failure or an eruption of violence.
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The experience is like reading a choose-your-own adventure in which each page has multiple choices, and they all lead to the next page, which offers more choices, and eventually you realize this book is pushing forward in chronological order, and the biggest change you can make would be to quit reading — or in the case of this game, disobey the invisible line of progress, at which point some gun-wielding maniac or loose boulder or unseen booby trap will kill Nathan Drake, and give you a second shot at doing what the game needs you to do.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Wednesday it was pushing forward with plans to find alternative arrangements to eliminate the need for an Irish "backstop" in Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, part of a bid to break the impasse weeks before Britain exits the EU. Britain is due to leave the bloc on March 29 but no withdrawal deal is in place after MPs rejected May's treaty in part due to the backstop, an insurance policy to stop the return of a hard border between the British province of Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic after Brexit.
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