Even fewer continually reinvent themselves while pushing into new areas.
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More and more manufacturers are pushing into the performance market.
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But this time, the company is pushing into luxury territory.
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Vidyard and Wistia's Soapbox are already pushing into the space.
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Rescue workers are pushing into outlying districts cut off for days.
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Still, Iraqi soldiers pushing into Tal Afar found most homes empty.
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That's especially true at Verizon, which is pushing into 5G technology.
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Wal-Mart too is aggressively pushing into the online grocery segment.
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The broken wooden spindle leaned with him, pushing into his back.
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She was pushing into their improvising space, rejecting demureness or stoicism.
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Amazon is also pushing into fresh food delivery in the country.
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There will be three big augmented reality areas Facebook is pushing into.
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Why is the e-commerce giant so aggressively pushing into physical retail?
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International tech players are pushing into cloud services, too, including Alibaba Cloud.
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Afterwards people can be seen pushing into and then running into the frame.
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Not because they're not being funded or pushing into those more technical areas.
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Meanwhile, he is pushing into new areas, such as delivering food and packages.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon has been steadily pushing into live sports broadcasting.
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A rapidly growing human population pushing into former wilderness might explain this uptick.
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The network is also pushing into virtual reality with its "Adventure Time" series.
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The company is openly pushing into new markets to offset slowing soda sales.
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Then, the dark-colored SUV moved up, pushing into the lighter SUV's bumper.
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Chinese automakers are pushing into some of the same countries GM has targeted.
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Facebook, meanwhile, was pushing into live video, virtual reality, messaging bots and augmented reality.
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As the stakes rise, researchers in formal methods are pushing into more ambitious places.
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YouTube has been pushing into high-end content, subscriptions, and even a TV bundle.
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Uber's expertise in pushing into new cities could help Jump expand even more rapidly.
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The length of the flu season varies each year, sometimes pushing into late May.
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Didi is unapologetic about pushing into markets where Uber has already planted a stake.
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Twitter has been pushing into media both from a technology and a partnership side.
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At the same time, Verizon's rival AT&T has been pushing into digital media.
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Still, the regulatory and political scrutiny hasn't kept Facebook from pushing into new products.
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The company is producing movies and television, and pushing into the online advertising business.
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Lazard Asset Management is pushing into "quantamental" strategies combining human stock-pickers with machines.
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Pushing into today's acrostic felt a bit like that, although I enjoyed the fight.
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Pushing into the negative is work that's never done — it will never be finished.
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Tories talked excitedly of pushing into traditional Labour territory, even of winning the most seats.
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If you look closely, you can see Sterara pushing into the ground as he descends.
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"It's chaotic, raw, improvisatory — Hofesh calls it 'smoky,' always pushing into new places," he said.
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A powerful ally like Alphabet, which is also pushing into VR software, could prove invaluable.
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" He added: "This is just one exemplar that says, 'Money is pushing into basically everything.
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The possible acquisition comes as rival electronics makers are also pushing into the automotive industry.
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Meanwhile, Nintendo is pushing into mobile gaming but is yet to score a major hit.
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The professional network, which is now owned by Microsoft, is finally pushing into video ads.
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Rival Instagram, which is owned by Facebook (FB), is also pushing into the AR space.
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In recent years, big tech companies have been increasingly interested in pushing into financial services.
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To be sure, Lyft has been talking about pushing into international markets for several years now.
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The online banks are pushing into more sophisticated products than current and savings accounts and mortgages.
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Suning, one of China's largest retailers which has been pushing into sports globally, declined to comment.
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Dantiez and DaMarii—do you find yourselves pushing into different musical territories to escape that shadow?
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Now Australia, like California, is counting the costs of communities pushing into the fire-prone wilderness.
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As a way of moving beyond its wine business, Constellation has been pushing into the cannabis industry.
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While many platforms are pushing into original mobile programing, it's not yet dominated by any particular company.
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The company is responding to competition by pushing into new territories, including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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News of a ceasefire agreement comes as US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are pushing into Raqqa.
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In the US loan market, demand is pushing into smaller deals such as the financing for Web.
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But the Chinese firm is now pushing into AI chips for enterprise as well as consumer applications.
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At subsequent office visits, fingers press into our flesh, pushing into mouths, necks, armpits, breasts or bellies.
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Not one to rest on its laurels, Amazon is meanwhile busy pushing into more uncharted—and shakier—ground.
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A court fight could grind on for months, or years, pushing into the 2020 campaign season or beyond.
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Today, startups trying to differentiate themselves from the pack are pushing into groovier (though still highly legible) territory.
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Turkey's military has responded with airstrikes and ground troops pushing into northern Iraq to go after PKK targets.
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Now Facebook is pushing into local news, but publishers should be wary of making the same crooked deal.
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ARE YOU THREATENED BY WHAT GOLDMAN SACHS ARE DOING THAT SPACE –PUSHING INTO IT WITH MARCUS AND GSBANK.COM?
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Wantrobski does expect some profit taking soon, particularly if the big-cap indexes keep pushing into new highs.
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"The idea of pushing into OTT is interesting given what's happening with the linear TV audience," said Wieser.
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Nor is it just China's warships and submarines that are pushing into what India sees as its ocean.
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But they're also pushing into dicier territory, using the technique to modify human embryos—and thus potentially future generations.
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The pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 index ended provisionally 1.54 percent higher with all bourses pushing into positive territory.
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AMISOM forces have been in Somalia since 2007, gradually expanding to secure the capital and pushing into major towns.
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You'll be more impulsive on Wednesday as the Sun begins to exit Leo before pushing into Virgo at midnight.
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Facebook is also pushing into AI-powered digital assistants and chatbot programs which interact with users via short messages.
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Pain can mean such different things, depending on what you believe is drawing closer to you, pushing into view.
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A standard result tends to be in the 70s, with a great score pushing into the 80s, Graves said.
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By now you can see the waterfall, misting at the top, the water's full force pushing into a river.
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If you're in search of book recommendations, ask people about the books they can't stop pushing into their friends' hands.
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A giant pushing into a startup's territory, while controlling the platform that startup depends on for distribution, makes life tricky.
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"When you look at that potential, it won't deter American brands from pushing into China," Allen said in an interview.
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That's why legacy networks are also pushing into the sports streaming space, hoping to create new direct-to-consumer relationships.
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Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to make up for a late entry in the fast-growing business.
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Kathy Butterly's sculptures suggest that she is pushing into new territory and I am looking forward to her next exhibition.
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It has been pushing into health care for years: it bought pharmacy benefits manager Caremark more than a decade ago.
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After the first class, Nevins was frustrated and in pain – his prosthetic legs were pushing into the backs of his knees.
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Facebook has made no secret of its interest in Stories, which it has been aggressively pushing into all of its apps.
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Some in the construction industry also warn that companies pushing into the sector may find quick returns difficult to come by.
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Chang's appointment comes as the company continues to ramp up its Model 3 program, specifically by pushing into Europe and China.
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Beijing was also improving its air force and pushing into new technologies including very high speed cruise missiles and artificial intelligence.
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Amazon, the world's largest online retailer and largest cloud-computing company, is pushing into a new line of work: computer chips.
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Even as it works to diversify its revenue by pushing into premium subscription services, the iPhone remains Apple's single biggest moneymaker.
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He is deft enough to make marks that approach abstraction or figuration without quite pushing into the comfort zone of either.
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And so the question of how people of color are pushing into a space of their own comes down to representation.
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Diggins all but locked up a medal on the fourth leg, pushing into first place and building a 10-second cushion.
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McDonald's has also been pushing into more gourmet offerings lately as it faces competition from "fast casual" restaurants like Chipotle and Panera.
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British betting companies have been pushing into the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting.
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The line is blurring—Mexicans are pushing into the white-powder trade, and black tar is creeping east—but it still exists.
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Earlier this month, Salesforce closed the $21 billion acquisition of Tableau, by far its biggest deal ever, pushing into data visualization tools.
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But it is also pushing into conservative territory looking for votes among college educated Republicans or swing voters turned off by Trump.
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News of a ceasefire agreement comes as US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are pushing into Raqqa, the self-proclaimed ISIS capital.
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To open it up, Iranian-backed militias are pushing into southeast Syria near the border with Iraq, where U.S. forces are based.
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Alaska has steadily moved to expand its network beyond the West Coast, pushing into transcontinental flights as well as those to Hawaii.
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Square is pushing into an industry in which there are not many ways for young companies to safely process payments, Whiteley said.
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It&aposs even pushing into ocean freight so it can move its goods from China to the US without any outside interaction.
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And now that the downtown waterfront is almost fully built out with high-rises, developers are pushing into those areas as well.
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He called on the country to address climate change and resist the right-wing populism pushing into Australian politics from minor parties.
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Weather The remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda are pushing into northern Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana today, dumping heavy rain along the way.
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The Nigerian military has made recent gains, pushing into the forests where Boko Haram hides and recapturing areas once under its control.
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It has fewer distractions than Uber, which in addition to expanding globally is pushing into new business lines, like food delivery and trucking.
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SpaceX is getting into broadband technologies at the same time the auto industry and Tesla are pushing into advanced technologies like autonomous driving.
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Russian contractors are pushing into territory held by US partner forces in Syria, the top US envoy to the country said this week.
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Fox and Sinclair are among the many media companies, big and small, that have been pushing into the streaming space in recent years.
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Education accounted for 72 percent of Chromebook sales in 2014, according to Gartner, but Google is rapidly pushing into numerous types of businesses.
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The rotating wall was useful for hiding behind and then pushing into the other, attacking tank — this is where the strategy comes in.
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The company is now synonymous with the absolute best TV and is pushing into other areas as well with Vice and Bill Simmons.
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The Swedish firm is responding to slower sales growth by pushing into new markets like India while developing smaller city center store formats.
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The Russian Orthodox Church, which is closely allied with the Kremlin, is pushing into Western Europe with Vladimir Putin's gospel of cultural conservatism.
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FII is pushing into areas Beijing sees as key to national industrial policies, like robotics, next-generation wireless networks and smart-manufacturing systems.
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Under their tenure, Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to make up for a late entry into the fast-growing business.
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"A new area of low pressure will be pushing into California over the next 48 hours, bringing rain and mountain snow," Hennen said.
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American exchanges started pushing into overseas markets and into derivatives trading more than a decade ago as their core businesses came under pressure.
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Facebook has been pushing into video for years and trying to persuade advertisers to spend some of their television budgets on Facebook ads instead.
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The partnership comes at a time when gene therapy is gaining momentum, and big drugmakers including Roche AG have begun pushing into the space.
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On August 20th Apple launched its long-awaited credit card, in partnership with Goldman Sachs, a Wall Street firm pushing into digital consumer banking.
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U.S. GAMBLE British betting companies have been pushing into the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting.
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Meanwhile, Verizon and AT&T have both been pushing into Comcast's backyard with investments in wired broadband internet service as well as content creation.
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ChargePoint, the world's largest network of electric vehicle charging systems with more than 38,000 points across North America, has also been pushing into Europe.
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And not just with the usual suspect, early adopter, startup dog food gobblers but pushing into the smaller end of the enterprise market too.
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YouTube has been pushing into 360 degree and 3D video, moves which Kyncl believes will lay the groundwork for virtual reality on the platform.
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Around 2015, they started pushing into hard news under the direction of news vets including Mikki Halpin and Kaelyn Forde, but Forde soon left.
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Making lobbying for deregulation and (in the case of Uber) pushing into multi-modal transport options the regional long play for ride-hailing startups.
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We've got high-fashion brands embracing denim and bringing it into couture, and we've got it pushing into the more sportswear arena as well.
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Banks worldwide are pushing into private wealth management, lured by the booming numbers of millionaires in fast-growing economies such as India and China.
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LONDON — The pound is pushing into positive territory after chancellor Philip Hammond delivered the government's first major economic update since Brexit — the Autumn Statement.
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Among Solomon's challenges are to execute on a $5 billion revenue growth plan by expanding the firm's client base and pushing into consumer finance.
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That historic lack of transparency has not, however, stopped President Donald Trump from pushing into law a major overhaul of the nation's tax structure.
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The company, formerly known as Clear Channel Communications, has been pushing into the digital realm, counting around 90 million users for its radio streaming app.
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BRIAN, JUST WANT TO ASK YOU ACTUALLY ABOUT PRIMARK AND WHETHER YOU'RE FEARFUL OF THEIR FORRAY ACROSS THE POND AND PUSHING INTO THE U.S. MARKET?
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South Florida water managers sometimes can't discharge rainwater into the ocean because the tide is so high that seawater is pushing into the water system.
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Similar to Amazon chief Jeff Bezos, Ma is enormously ambitious, pushing into competition, for instance, with Amazon, Microsoft and Google for business in cloud services.
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Like "CIRKLON3" before it, there's a sense of familiarity about it, which is strange from a producer who's so used to pushing into unknown realms.
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These companies thoroughly dominate the news and entertainment industries, they rule advertising and retail sales, and they are pushing into health care, energy and automobiles.
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Granted, Chinese behemoth CRRC is pushing into Africa and eastern Europe and could one day take a bigger chunk out of the European pair's sales.
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WASHINGTON — The Syrian military was foundering last year, with thousands of rebel fighters pushing into areas of the country long considered to be government strongholds.
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In a statement on its official Twitter account, AQAP said it carried out a suicide bombing attack against the government troops pushing into al-Koud.
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Last July, Chewy launched its pharmacy business, pushing into the lucrative prescription drugs market that has long been the turf of veterinarians and their partners.
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LaJeunesse said he left because he spent two years pressuring Google to implement a comprehensive human rights policy while the company was pushing into China.
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U.S.-backed Kurdish-led forces have taken swathes of the land north of the Euphrates and are pushing into Raqqa, previously the jihadists' Syrian capital.
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Sennheiser says that he hopes to keep the company at the forefront of the audio industry, even if pushing into unchartered territory comes with more risk.
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Check all the boxes and you're pushing into the $70,000 range — about the same as a fully loaded Mercedes AMG E 43 high-performance luxury sedan.
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Despite a contentious response and the high costs of pushing into the poultry industry, Costco remains confident that the Nebraska experiment is key to its growth.
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My knees are firmly pushing into the seat in front when I'm sitting upright (check out the tweet below for an illustration of how this looks).
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It's Miyamoto pushing into the extremities of his neighborhood, seeing what there was beyond his doorstep, street and parent-imposed "go no further than there" restrictions.
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Oracle - a late entrant to the cloud market - has been aggressively pushing into the business as more and more clients ditch the costlier software licensing model.
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Within Silicon Valley, companies like Apple and Google are pushing into core health-care services, looking at methods to monitor blood sugar and prevent heart disease.
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Home24, one of its newer challengers, announced a stock market listing on Friday and is pushing into Brazil, as yet untapped by its much bigger rival.
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But a spate of Central American migrant caravans pushing into Mexico in recent weeks revived tensions in the run-up to U.S. congressional elections on Tuesday.
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Under the banner of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Kurdish and Arab militias are now fighting inside the historic Old City, after pushing into Raqqa last month.
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Crosthwaite formerly worked as an executive overseeing Marlboro cigarettes at the company and was in charge of pushing into non-combustible cigarette devices like the IQOS.
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Australian telecommunications company Optus is pushing into the payment space with a rubber band that you can slap on your wrist to buy anything under A$100.
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While Facebook feeds are now covered with mini burger how-to videos made by Tasty, which belongs to BuzzFeed, Twitter looks to be pushing into the space. .
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It's a milestone moment for the company that's steadily pushing into third-party media, joining the recent launches of Plex News, Plex Web Shows, and Plex Podcasts.
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You wiggle your knife back and forth as you're pushing into the hinge, so that you know when to apply more pressure, and then it pops open.
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Pushing into a subway car without letting others off again topped the list of grievances, but panhandling ranked second (which was not listed in the London study).
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Starting as a bookseller, the company now offers a vast array of goods — and has been pushing into entertainment with its Amazon Prime Video and music offerings.
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The company needs to start pushing into new markets because (with its low barrier to entry) competitors are starting to pile in with services of their own.
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While we can't expect exponential growth every year, streaming is pushing into the mainstream and attracting regular audiences who don't mind paying to support their chosen channels.
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But for the top lenders, pushing into the consumer segment with a boost in personal loans, 2017 still looks good, with asset quality, even overdue loans, improving.
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But Facebook is energetically pushing into video, and Snapchat, a mobile messaging app that launched in 2011 and is popular with youngsters, is heavy on video, too.
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His tongue dragged up the length of my lips, fingers following the trail, pushing into me at the same time he sucked my clit into his mouth.
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With Amazon's retail business pushing into more industries and competing more directly with a growing number of companies, Amazon Web Services is starting to experience a backlash.
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While chained to the toilet, Paul explained to the officer that the chain was too tight for him to urinate because it was pushing into his bladder.
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He is a favorite bogeyman of the right, so Fox's conservative talk shows blame him for all sorts of ills, sometimes even pushing into conspiracy theory territory.
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In the summer of 2015, as hundreds of thousands of migrants were pushing into Europe, and Hungarian and Austrian officials asked for her help, Ms. Merkel obliged.
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Start-up banks and established financial services companies such as insurer Discovery Ltd are pushing into retail banking in South Africa, pitting them against five established banks.
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Pete Buttigieg: Well, I think when you start hearing about marginal income tax rates pushing into the 20203, 80, 90 percent range, it starts to feel unreasonable.
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Since then, the government in Damascus has retaken all of the city of Aleppo, and is slowly pushing into the few remaining rebel enclaves, including Eastern Ghouta.
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Tech and telecom companies are pushing into the "rich messaging" arena, which allows upgrades over SMS texting such as video chat, high-resolution photo sharing and location sharing.
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The French brand joins a growing line of luxury goods players belatedly pushing into e-commerce, shrugging off long-held concerns such an avenue would hurt their image.
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They have clout in the consumer realm, and they keep pushing into new areas, from Amazon's interest in medicine to Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn, a professional-networking site.
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In doing so, it joins other tech giants Amazon and Google's YouTube in pushing into the business of entertainment amid an explosion of demand for digital video advertising.
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Naspers has transformed itself from a newspaper publisher into an $96 billion media empire by pushing into websites and e-commerce, holding stakes in Russian internet group Mail.
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Alcatel may be pushing into the high-end of the smartphone market with the new Idol 4 and Idol 4S, but it's not abandoning the mid-range either.
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At the same time, however, United States Marines were surging into the rural areas of Helmand Province and the Army was pushing into the Taliban heartland in Kandahar.
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More singles who moved to the area are choosing to stay when they start families, and are pushing into nearby waterfront towns like West New York and Weehawken.
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Deals • Total's deal to buy Anadarko's liquid natural gas assets in Africa would cement its position in the natural gas market — but it is pushing into riskier territory.
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Many analysts and investors expected the unit to be sold or spun off, but Mr. Flannery instead expanded it, pushing into life sciences and cell therapy systems businesses.
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On the latest Recode Media, Murray talks about selling the Fortune Media Group to Chatchaval Jiaravanon, and how the brand is pushing into live events and other businesses.
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For its part, SAP has announced its own partnership with Bosch, and is aggressively pushing into the Internet of Things to counter moves made by its arch-nemesis, Cisco.
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When doing cardio I also put on a chest strap monitor; the Fitbit does tend to understate heart rate when I'm pushing into the 80+ percent of maximum range.
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Nielsen has signed up big clients like Time Warner and New Balance, and startups like Spark Neuro are now pushing into advanced testing methods like functional near-infrared spectroscopy.
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In an attempt to overcome this, the company has been pushing into digital offerings with investments in technology and initiatives such as distributing Cardboard virtual reality headsets to subscribers.
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Intel has been grappling with a declining PC industry it helped found and has been pushing into making chips that power data centers and also into autonomous vehicle technology.
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Amazon has been pushing into the fashion business for years with its own designer brands and a short-lived QVC-like video shopping channel (which just recently shut down).
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Pushing into a standing clinch and looking to tire Edgar with knees along the fence might also present more chances to snag a guillotine or force a snap down.
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As a nice white lady explains on the television, the path to equality lies in black people "bettering themselves" and proving their worth, not by "pushing" into white society.
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The company has undeniably been on a roll lately, including a number of major milestones: Its Amazon Prime service has proven popular and is pushing into new international markets.
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Silicon Valley founders and investors have been stung by years of criticism for investing in silly app companies that don't "matter," and many have responded by pushing into health.
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The XPS 15 uses the built-in Intel graphics card for most tasks, but once you start pushing into 3D apps or games, it switches over to Nvidia's chip.
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Still, the beeps and scratchy bursts are unmistakably recognizable to anyone who's heard the audio of Armstrong's "one giant leap for mankind," pushing into the present from the past.
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U.S.-backed militias have separately been pushing into the edges of Raqqa city in the first days of their attack to seize Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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Like its competitors, the company is pushing into so-called fifth generation wireless or 5G, a new network that is expected to offer higher speeds and lower response times.
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The company, among Europe's leading producers of autocatalysts, has been pushing into developing countries including China and India, which are striving to control the pollution generated by rapid urbanization.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The home-sharing app Airbnb is pushing into local reviews and recommendations, putting it increasingly into competition with services like Lonely Planet, Yelp and local tourism websites.
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Adobe has been pushing into business-to-business marketing software since it purchased Omniture Inc, a firm that helps website owners track their traffic, for $1.8 billion in 2009.
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Innoviz has been pushing into China over the past year through a partnership with the Chinese automotive supplier HiRain Technologies, a global supplier to some of China's largest automakers.
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But she has reached a paradoxical inflection point that mature artists get to, if they're lucky: Precisely because she knows what she's doing, she's comfortable pushing into unknown territory.
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They farmed opium poppy, wheat and grapes along a main highway used by coalition forces to supply the military units that were pushing into what had been Taliban territory.
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The Russian-led alliance is pushing into densely populated parts of Idlib province in the northwest where millions of people who fled fighting elsewhere in Syria have taken refuge.
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Leenen said that while China's presence in Europe is for now "too small to count," CRRC is pushing into the continent with the political backing of the Chinese state.
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LaJeunesse told The Washington Post that he left because he spent two years pressuring Google to implement a comprehensive human rights policy while the company was pushing into China.
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Under their tenure, Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to make up for a late entry into the fast-growing business dominated by Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: No significant weather concerns as that storm system remains well to the south, with its leading edge of precipitation perhaps pushing into North Carolina.
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To compete with other international brands, Canada Goose has been aggressively pushing into China, where the population accounts for one-third of the world's luxury consumption, according to analyst estimates.
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Hastings also talked about why Netflix isn't chasing after live sports rights, and the potential competition he may soon face from Facebook, which is pushing into its own original videos.
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It is also pushing into new service areas in Britain in a bid to turn profitable, including offering premium accounts, utility switching and savings accounts in partnership with traditional lenders.
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Led by China, tech companies are pushing into a voice-and-chat future in which we will rarely get a human on the phone for our banking or shopping question.
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MercadoLibre has been pushing into financial services in several markets, including Brazil, where the company has said it plans to offer loans, financial transfers and other services starting this year.
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BOORSTIN: BUT A LOT OF PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT SOME OF THE MARKETS YOU ARE REALLY PUSHING INTO NOW LIKE INDIA AND SOUTH KOREA, THEY ARE A LOT MORE COMPLICATED.
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Most probably, though, it's just a convenient marketing label to wallpaper the growth strategy that's delivered for Facebook's shareholders for years — by the company pushing into and dominating international markets.
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There's strong growth in the wind industry, and GE Renewable Energy is pushing into the integration of wind turbines and battery storage, a major trend in the space, Flannery said.
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Ryan of JMP said a bank that is pushing into consumer finance could benefit from E-Trade's very strong deposit base, which generates about $60 billion in deposits each quarter.
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As a result, transcription is pushing into a variety of new areas, including captioning for YouTube channels, corporate training videos and market research firms who need transcripts from focus groups.
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Ferrari said in February it would double core earnings to 2 billion euros by 2022 by pushing into hybrids, SUVs and new special editions and by expanding a customisation programme.
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But as Axon looks to expand its hardware streams by pushing into the state corrections market and further into federal agencies, dominance of public safety software might be more elusive.
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Garrett Bluhm, the founder of Vendient, a marketplace consultant, said it was no surprise that Amazon was showcasing its international reviews, as the company is pushing into more overseas markets.
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Spark's partners insist that the firm is unafraid of pushing into new industries, without slavish regard for whether there is an existing, easily defined market for a start-up's products.
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He suggested the PMF rather than the army take the lead in pushing into Mosul, saying the army could advance effectively only when the ground had been cleared by heavy bombardment.
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This is a show about a teenage girl looking to maintain her identity, and there's a little bit of horror in being a teenage girl anyway — we're just pushing into that.
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The Mustang comes in a variety of different versions and the GT500 — named for the legendary racer Carroll Shelby — will be its most powerful ever, pushing into the 43-horsepower range.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - U.S.-based private equity firm Black Mountain is set to buy a nickel project in Australia, pushing into a market expected to see a boom from electric vehicle demand.
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Amazon has been successfully pushing into businesses for years with its cloud computing services, and now it's looking at productivity apps as a new way to deepen its ties to businesses.
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I know you've been pushing into the robotics world in recent years, and there's no stronger letter of intent than picking up one of the most prestigious names in the game.
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In the short term, we'll probably see some fear-mongering as to how much Google is pushing into the home, and ticked off Nest owners will undoubtedly face some growing pains.
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The charts showed me that I was shifting all of my weight to my back foot, pushing into the ground extremely hard, and leaning too far forward as I followed through.
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Goldman is looking for talent in unusual places because it is trying to pull off a radical makeover, offsetting persistent weakness in its core business of trading by pushing into lending.
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When it raised that Series B it was already talking about pushing into the U.S., Europe and Oceania and this new round will allow that to happen faster than originally anticipated.
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Xiaomi is now the biggest smartphone vendor in India and is pushing into European markets including Spain and Russia, though it has lost share in China recently to lower-cost rivals.
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In the rainy season in his Arkansas town, the hogs get pushed out of nearby "swamps / low lying areas looking for higher ground," resulting in them pushing into human residential areas.
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Whether he's playing with a trio, a quartet or a slightly bigger band, he's always assembling and realigning his components, pushing into new directions and adding layers without bogging things down.
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Pushing into beef and milk Walmart is trying to break big processors' stranglehold over the beef industry, drive down costs and sell a higher-end line of beef at some stores.
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If they maintain that level of support on June 8th, then they really will be pushing into territory that has not been blue for a very long time, or even at all.
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To make up for sliding print ad sales, the company has been pushing into digital offerings with investments in technology and initiatives such as distributing Google Cardboard virtual reality headsets to subscribers.
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The company, which recently confirmed that it would be pushing into cosmetics as of 2020, reported a 16 percent rise in sales to 1.6 billion euros ($1.78 billion) in the first quarter.
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Bilson also pointed out that HD Supply could be an acquisition target for Home Depot and Lowe's Cos Inc, which have been pushing into the facility maintenance sector that the company supplies.
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While Nvidia has been pushing into newer growth areas such as data centers, artificial intelligence and self-driving cars, the company's key business still remains selling chips that enhance video game graphics.
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And tech firms are pushing into new sectors, even buying up the local alternatives that Mr Foer suggested as solutions in his food analogy (this summer Amazon bought Whole Foods, a grocer).
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The company has been pushing into premium coffees that are sold at affordable prices compared with Starbucks Corp as it steps up to gain market share in an extremely competitive breakfast segment.
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The league is pushing into video games and toys, hoping to raise its brand awareness and attract more racers — and sponsors, said Matthew Hudak, a toys and games analyst at Euromonitor International.
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It wasn't until the late 90s, when media started pushing into her rural fundamentalist Mormon community, that she started to understand other families were different, and hers was technically against the law.
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But Amazon, which has been steadily pushing into grocery delivery, said last week it is testing free two-hour delivery of Whole Foods groceries to Amazon Prime customers in certain U.S. cities.
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With its tightly woven and comprehensive scope, the story is a fitting introduction to the collection as a whole, which spans an entire century before pushing into an overlit future of wonderment.
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The company's report also illustrates its moves to diversify by pushing into new areas such as display screens - it bought Sharp Corp in 2016 - autonomous car startups and investments in cancer research.
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Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to compensate for the late entry into the fast-growing business that helps companies move away from the more expensive traditional on-premise model.
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With every major media outfit pushing into streaming video, companies like Lions Gate, MGM, and Discovery have been named as possible takeover targets for media giants trying to strengthen their streaming plays.
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Lincoln Gakiya, a prosecutor in São Paulo who investigates organized crime networks, said the P.C.C. was pushing into Paraguay in an effort to control coveted transshipment points for smuggling drugs into Brazil.
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The watch costs from $300 to $330, depending on the configuration, making the lower end model just as expensive as Fitbit's new Ionic and nearly pushing into Apple Watch Series 2 territory.
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The company is now the biggest smartphone vendor in India and is pushing into European markets including Spain and Russia, though it has lost share in China recently to lower-cost rivals.
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Oracle has been aggressively pushing into cloud computing to make up for a late entry to the fast-growing business that helps companies move away from the traditional and costlier on-premise model.
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The miss comes as the company builds its retail operations to rely less on struggling department stores, and has been pushing into China and other areas to expand footprint beyond its home market.
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Despite privacy concerns it's still important to bear in mind companies', and in particular Uber's, record of pushing into new markets while ignoring or bypassing regulatory measures designed to protect cities and citizens.
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Users sign up for the card and apply for credit inside the Wallet app on iPhones, but the credit component of the product is handled by Goldman, which is pushing into consumer banking.
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The sporty M850i version will also become one of the automaker's most expensive models ever when it reaches showrooms in September, pushing into six-figure territory when all the option boxes are checked.
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The situation may get worse, with temperatures pushing into the high 6003s this weekend, an abundance of dry grass because of an ongoing drought and offshore northerly "sundowner winds" that could spread the fire.
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Sony has also accepted that it can't rely on smartphones for future growth and is now pushing into the Internet of Things (IoT) area in the hope that it can drive new revenue streams.
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Apple revamps Health app, adds noise and period trackingWhile Apple's been pushing into health for the past few years, this year it really wants you to know it cares about your bodily well-being.
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Food delivery apps like UberEats, DoorDash and GrubHub Inc have been offering more food options and attractive discounts, aggressively pushing into the restaurant delivery business where Domino's has been a dominant player for years.
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The world's two biggest planemakers have been pushing into the high-margin business of supplying parts and services to boost profits, threatening TransDigm, which has been building a group of parts producers and suppliers.
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I was interested to know what he'd thought about the convention proceedings and about all the anti-Muslim rhetoric that Donald Trump and the GOP have been pushing into the national discourse this year.
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Largely cushioned from the retail industry's struggles by its luxury pedigree, it is opening more of its own stores, pushing into China and Hong Kong, and has expanded into new product lines including knitwear.
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Logitech has been pushing into the space for some time now, with purpose-built hardware for gamers and streamers (like, say, webcams that auto-remove everything behind you for a greenscreen-style overlay effect).
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Alphabet is aggressively pushing into the renewable energy and health sectors, and needs professional credibility in those areas as it tries to beat back concerns about its trustworthiness in collecting and using personal data.
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Turkey launched "Operation Olive Branch" over the weekend, pushing into the Afrin region to dislodge the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish YPG and opening a new front in the seven-year-old Syrian civil war.
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U.S. rivals include not only Amazon, Walmart and traditional supermarket competitors such as Safeway and Kroger — sometimes rumoured as possible merger partners — but also German discounters Aldi and Lidl who are pushing into its markets.
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Volkswagen, like other German auto makers, is pushing into volume production of electric cars as U.S. rival Tesla struggles to scale up manufacturing of its Model 3, its first car to target the mass market.
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The internal pockets can also be rendered somewhat useless when the bag is fully filled out — I find it a struggle to access things in the front pocket with a full bag pushing into it.
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In various small and large ways, the Frightful Five are pushing into the news and entertainment industries; they're making waves in health care and finance; they're building cars, drones, robots and immersive virtual-reality worlds.
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The $5.6 billion company, which has also been pushing into providing financial technology services, in December launched U.S. checking and savings accounts, which come with a debit card and do not require a minimum balance.
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The long, slender country runs along the border of two tectonic plates, with the Nazca Plate beneath the South Pacific Ocean pushing into the South America Plate, a phenomenon that also formed the Andes Mountains.
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And despite management changes, portfolio trimming and even pushing into a new product category (VR, via a partnership with games publisher Valve) it has been unable to pull its business out of a long slide.
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Hot insurtech Oscar Health is pushing into six new states and 12 markets — including Philadelphia and Kansas City — in 2020 to sell individual and family insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), per Forbes.
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The owner of Hainan Airlines Co inked about $20 billion in deals last year, snapping up a stake in Hilton Hotels and investing in catering and logistics firms and is increasingly pushing into financial services.
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Even with its huge lead over all US competitors, Amazon isn't satisfied, pushing into prescription drugs in 2018 with the acquisition of the online pharmacy PillPack, and developing multiple grocery store concepts beyond Whole Foods.
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Without sea ice to cool the water, fish and other species that prefer warmer waters are pushing into areas outside of their normal range, while cold water species are moving further north into the Arctic.
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Founded 30 years ago by media mogul Jan Stenbeck - who also created telecom operators Tele2 and Millicom - MTG now faces declining linear TV viewing and is pushing into the multi-billion dollar online gaming market.
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U.S. rivals include not only Amazon, Walmart and traditional supermarket competitors such as Safeway and Kroger -- sometimes rumored as possible merger partners -- but also German discounters Aldi and Lidl who are pushing into its markets.
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Markets in the U.S. had dropped 10 percent at one point last week — pushing into correction territory — following a data release in the U.S. that sparked fears over a stronger-than-expected uptick in inflation.
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The British firm has pushing into a number of overseas markets and last year introduced a corporate offering in Spain, launched a full branch in Romania and signed a commercial partnership with global news firm CNN.
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Under CEO David Solomon, the 150-year old investment bank is pushing into new businesses, from retail banking and wealth management to credit cards and corporate payments, all to offset a steep decline in trading revenue.
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David DeMille of Yale University, one of the physicists behind the project, says the collaboration will be publishing its next round of measurements within months, pushing into territory the LHC is not powerful enough to explore.
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Next, Cramer said both have done well in selling high-quality products, overseas expansion, and pushing into more niche categories, like Children's Place adding size 16 to their shelves and Foot Locker's exclusive partnerships with Nike.
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Other prominent features include a "radio lobe" (red), where the x-ray beam is pushing into the surrounding interstellar gas, and a bright "hotspot" at the leading edge of the jet, caused by supersonic shock waves.
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According to Professor John Foot, author of 'Calcio: A History of Italian Football', "Cheating is not seen as morally wrong, just as pushing into a queue ... or failing to pay your taxes is not morally wrong".
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Solomon's main challenge is to make good on a plan to boost revenue by $5 billion by broadening its banking and trading client base, finding growth in smaller markets and pushing into retail products like personal loans.
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A new analysis from the Interactive Advertising Bureau finds that direct-to-consumer companies like Dollar Shave Club and Everlane are moving beyond the retail sector and are pushing into every sector, from media to health care.
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"County lines" is the UK phenomenon of city-based drug dealers pushing into the more rural market, typically taking advantage of young or vulnerable people to move and sell the drugs, according to a 2017 NCA report.
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CES last week was overloaded with companies big and small pushing into the category with a variety of different platforms, and from the looks of things, next month's Toy Fair in New York won't be much different.
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This is likely why e-tailers like Amazon and several digital brands and payments companies like Stripe have been pushing into physical stores, since it gives them access to the channel and another way to attract volume.
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But one new player, Colt, previously known as City of London Telecom, is pushing into the city-state's market as part of its 2000 million euro (US$21.1 million) global investment plan for the next three years.
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The militants have come close to seizing at least three provincial capitals in recent months, pushing into Kunduz in the north, Lashkar Gah in the southern province of Helmand and Tarin Kot in the southern province of Uruzgan.
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But the Washington, D.C.-founded startup, which has raised about $228 million from Softbank's Vision Fund, DFJ Growth and others, has been pushing into providing tools for software developers who are making the software for self-driving cars.
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Pete Buttigieg is pushing into Super Tuesday and beyond with a round of digital ads in seven states, targeting counties that flipped from Barack Obama to Donald Trump in 2016 — shedding light on the former South Bend, Ind.
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Between the lines: Tech companies are pushing into the broadband space as many internet service providers (like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast) are buying up media properties to own more of the content that flows through those pipes.
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He soon turned his attention to the civil war, boosting troop numbers and pushing into territory held by the Tamil Tiger rebels, leading to their surrender in 2009 and a landslide election win for Rajapaksa the year after.
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You can change your watch's complications by pushing into the watch face and tapping on the portions you want to change, but changing all of this is much easier to do from the Watch app on your iPhone.
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The world's two biggest planemakers have been pushing into the high-margin business of supplying parts and services to boost profits, threatening TransDigm, which has been building a group of parts producers and suppliers since the early '90s.
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Dozens of wildfires in Alberta, collectively dubbed the "beast," have grown to cover nearly more than 150,000 hectares this week — about three times the geographic footprint of Canada's largest city, Toronto — and are now pushing into neighboring Saskatchewan.
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The round includes backing from Yidu Cloud, Tsinghua AI Fund and Matrix Partners, with a focus on producing more hardware and software solutions in the home robotics space, additional hiring and pushing into the U.S. and European markets.
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Given the code name Timber Sycamore, the covert program began slowly, but by 2015 the C.I.A.-backed rebel groups had made significant progress against Syrian forces, pushing into areas of the country long considered to be government strongholds.
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With so much money sloshing around, and more and more of the superwealthy pushing into areas beyond their expertise, it is likely we will see more headlines about the failure of some of these fanciful investments and philanthropic experiments.
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An 13.9-inch ultraportable laptopLikeBrilliant screen with super thin bezels, great designDon't LikeStill no availability info, no microSD card slotWhile best known for its smartphones, Huawei has been slowly pushing into laptops and tablets over the past few years.
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The army, backed by a Russian air campaign, has been pushing into the edges of Quneitra province following an offensive last month that routed rebels in adjoining Deraa province who were once backed by Washington, Jordan and Gulf states.
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Two U.S. officials told Reuters on Sunday that a small number of U.S. troops have left an outpost in the town of Ain Issa in northern Syria because of concerns about a Turkish incursion that is pushing into Syria.
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The bigger picture: Huawei has been facing regulatory challenges that have restricted its networks business, but pushing into areas like the data center could make it a juggernaut in new spaces while also maintaining its role in existing areas.
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Though Mr. Chestnut insists that he isn't worried about the longevity of email — people have been predicting its death for years, and email just keeps getting more important — the company is also pushing into other channels, including social media.
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The scale of the unrest reflects a more assertive far right that has started pushing into the mainstream, as Germany struggles to absorb nearly a million asylum seekers who entered after Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the borders in 19773.
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That number is increasing each year, for reasons both dismal and hopeful: while humans are pushing into wildlife territory more and more, some of them are also becoming more aware of, and attuned to, the wildlife in their backyards.
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"It's the first in a series of products we're going to be pushing into the space," said Eric Ervin, CEO of Reality Shares, who estimates the BLCN ETF assets will top $100 million in the next day or so.
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"It's been a real balancing act of wanting to create something that's super authentic to what people think of when they think 'Star Wars' ... while also kind of pushing into new territory and giving people something different," he says.
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And here's how Michael Wolff recounted the Air Force One deliberations in his book Fire and Fury: An aggrieved, unyielding, and threatening president dominated the discussion, pushing into line his daughter and her husband, [Hope] Hicks, and [Josh] Raffel.
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In September 2015, Netflix launched an app allowing customers to watch shows and movies using headsets such as the Oculus Rift, but it seems like the streaming giant won't be pushing into virtual reality content of its own just yet.
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The company has been pushing into smaller Chinese cities as demand for foreign milk and infant formula grows in response to health scares around Chinese milk products, a strategy that helped drive a 22% leap in revenue for the year.
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"The first thing he did was put down the arm [of the seat], and he saw that doing that was excruciating for me, and he kept pushing the arm down, which was pushing into my belly and my thigh." she said.
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It's a key component of a bigger plan by Chief Executive Officer David Solomon to boost revenue by $5 billion by broadening its banking and trading client base, finding growth in smaller markets and pushing into retail products like personal loans.
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The company has added around $200 billion to its market value since he became CEO, and has now posted nine straight quarters of revenue growth above 50 percent while investing in food delivery and offline retail, and pushing into Southeast Asia.
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NILO, Colombia (Reuters) - Colombia's army will strengthen its efforts to combat crime gangs pushing into regions displaced by Marxist FARC rebels, a high-ranking official said on Friday, as it scrambles to prevent an increase in drug trafficking and violence.
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In an attempt to overcome this, the company has been pushing into digital offerings, dubbing 2016 "an investment year" and committing to invest more than $50 million over the next three years to boost its digital presence outside the United States.
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"Given the way that things are tightening up in the United States, Europe for China is the most obvious non-domestic market that they're pushing into," said Charlie Simpson, who specializes in the auto sector for consultancy KPMG's global strategy group.
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That said, Uber has a reputation for pushing into new markets before regulations are in place and working out rules later; there are "lots of places where there aren't regulations at all, so you can just roll out", says Mr Kalanick.
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Last month, after pushing into the city of Tarin Kot, in the central Afghan province of Uruzgan, fighters also managed to get into Kunduz in the north and Lashkar Gah, the capital of southern Helmand province, threatening to overrun security forces.
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Backed by their U.S.-led allies in the air, Iraqi forces on Monday began pushing into the city of Fallujah, which has been held by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria for more than two years, according to news reports.
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It's a safe-enough description, I suppose—there is definitely action here, encounters with the stronger alien varieties never less than panicked, and adventure in the sense of pushing into an unknown that you (rightly) anticipate to be very deadly indeed.
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The ten-year is influenced by the longer-term outlook for inflation's effect on bondholder returns Third, perhaps the squeezed yield curve is also about the economic cycle simply pushing into a later phase, but not yet nearing its end.
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They have been willing to look past some actions and pronouncements by Mr. Trump that they consider beneath a president in hopes of pushing into law some of their long-sought goals, the most important of which are tax cuts.
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AD: The largest market and has been pushing into trying to go… it had in the past, a bit of a reputation for producing not very good quality and cheap solar cells but now they're trying to move up the scale.
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The attack began early in the day as the Ninth Division of the Iraqi Army and Interior Ministry troops who had been pulled from another combat assignment started pushing into Mosul from the north, according to an Iraqi military statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A small number of U.S. troops have left an outpost in the town on Ain Issa in northern Syria because of concerns about a Turkish incursion that is pushing into Syria, two U.S. defense official told Reuters on Sunday.
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Despite criticism and concerns from civil society groups, the company has done little to change its strategy of pushing into developing societies with weak institutions and histories of social instability, opening up information spaces where anger and fear often can dominate.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian government troops are pushing into a strategic town in the country's last rebel-held region, local witnesses and monitors said Tuesday, another milestone in a military campaign that has trapped about three million civilians in the area.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human rights says Syrian troops are facing stiff resistance pushing into the city's eastern and southern edges, according to the AP. Palmyra is famous for its ancient archeological sites, many of which have been destroyed by ISIS.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian government troops are pushing into a strategic town in the country's last rebel-held region, local witnesses and monitors said Tuesday, another milestone in a military campaign that has trapped about three million civilians in the area.
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With this new capital, Airwallex co-founder and CEO Jack Zhang said the company will increase its focus on Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, whilst also extending its business in Europe (where it has a London-based office) and pushing into North America.
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While Goldman has been pushing into consumer banking for the last two years, its Marcus offering has attracted about 2 million customers compared to J. P. Morgan's retail base of more than 61 million American households as of August, according to CB Insights.
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It is also a major gamble amid what Li calls a "a battle" against foreign companies shaking up the global automotive market, namely tech firms like Tesla, Google, Uber and China's own Baidu pushing into autonomous driving, electric vehicles and car sharing.
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In March, it launched the e-commerce portal for high-end shoe designer Manolo Blahnik, pushing into a space where competitor Yoox Net-A-Porter Group SpA has been a leader, operating white-label websites for brands including Yves Saint Laurent and Armani.
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At a recent showcase event I got to grips with the first-person shooter Farpoint and Sony's gun-like "Aim Controller," and the tablet-enhanced survival-horror The Persistence, both of which were enjoyable exercises in pushing into the potential for this medium.
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With this round, Occipital is looking to expand its tracking platform into what it calls its "Perception Engine," which will require it making some deeper moves into machine learning, pushing into technologies that reside outside of simply defining the geometry of a space.
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Pushing into the countryside, we stopped several times at settlements with roadside repair shops to lube the chains — baptism by used engine oil — and I managed to shore up a floppy clutch handle with a few washers from a local scrap dealer.
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NT: And is there a change to one of the variables where there was an interesting trade-off, where, for example, pushing it in one direction would lead to more engagement, but pushing into another metric would lead to problems with health?
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Chinese banks are stepping up lending to midsize metals traders in Singapore, pushing into a gap in the market as U.S. regulations and fading appetite for risk drive Western rivals to focus on larger commodity merchants, metals industry sources said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has gone public with his war against the House Freedom Caucus, pushing into full view growing frustration shared by House Speaker Paul Ryan less than a week after the GOP health care bill crashed amid feuding between rival Republican factions.
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It bet big on the Karma—its foray into drones—to distinguish itself from less expensive competitors like Xiaomi which have been eating away at its market share for mini action cams... by pushing into the already crowded drone game dominated by heavyweights like DJI.
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And so, on a day when the East Coast was hoping to embrace the season of light sweaters and bursting color, cold air pushing into the region from Canada is expected to collide with a low-pressure storm forming off the coast of the Carolinas.
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Even though we weren't technically pushing into a foreign territory, we were trying to obfuscate from obeying the laws and regulations set up by Congress against (1) selling arms to Iran, and (2) continuing to fund the rebels known as the Contras in Nicaragua.
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Latin America will not plug the gap any time soon, but it is one of relatively few major emerging market regions which Turkish businesses - actively pushing into new markets in the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia in recent years - have by and large failed to tap.
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The source's statement said the army had on Monday taken full control of Sheikh Saeed, al-Shahideen, a housing estate, Karam al-Effendi, Karam al-Daadaa and Salaheen, and are now pushing into neighboring districts, saying insurgents were fleeing in a "big collapse of the terrorists' morale".
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"Deadpool is a great example of that, because for 11 years I kept going and going and going and the spirit of my father is kind of infused in that in a weird way," Reynolds said of his latest film, which he spent years pushing into production.
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But Prince won't be pushing into the future any longer, which means no more unexpected shows in a city possibly near you; no more winking social media posts; no more music, unless you count all the long-buried material Prince has locked in his storied vaults.
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Scott, a few [years] ago, he famously predicted that Amazon was going to buy Whole Foods, pushing into the health care space, I predicted that Amazon would get out, we thought that we know so much, would get out of New York ... escape from New York.
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Ever since it edged Uber out of the Chinese market, Didi Chuxing — which already counts technology heavyweights like Apple and China's two biggest internet companies, the Alibaba Group and Tencent Holdings, as backers — has set its sights on developing next-generation technologies and pushing into new markets.
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Though hardly global threats on a par with the Axis powers before World War II, they pose challenges on three main fronts, with China pushing into the South China Sea, Russia testing Europe's borders and Iran's proxies spreading across the "Shiite crescent" in the Middle East.
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Reader James Molinaro sent in these photos of an Nvidia car on the road in the Bay Area yesterday morning: While Nvidia is best known for its graphics cards, the company has spent the last few years steadily pushing into artificial intelligence, with an emphasis on autonomous driving.
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The question looming now is whether this practice of pushing into bonds that have very high yields but are very hard to sell — taken to an extreme by Third Avenue but popular among many junk bond managers these days — will result in any action against the firm by regulators.
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Profitability for Wingly means pushing into high volume numbers, but the current pace has been successful enough for the startup to begin pursuing the U.S. as its next major market — a move the company plans to begin in earnest as a Battlefield contestant at Disrupt today in San Francisco.
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There is something of Van Gogh to his work — of sunflowers rendered with such fierce excess that they express with an uncanny vitality, or of fields moved by a wind that seems to suggest an inner motion, less physical than sacred, indicating an unseen powers pushing into the world.
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One Medical, which has 397,000 members across 77 medical offices, has been pushing into digital services like online scheduling, virtual consults, and electronic records to provide a broader range of amenities to customers, and it's become known for same-day appointments, plush interior design, and easy-to-use apps.
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RapidSOS, a New York-based startup that helps increase the funnel of information that is transmitted to emergency services alongside a call for help, has raised another $30 million in funding — money that it's going to use to continue enhancing its product, and also to start pushing into more international markets.
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This aggressive and all-encompassing attempt to sabotage all investigations over many months has had the judicial impact, for which the president bears ALL responsibility, of pushing into election year one of the most profound and consequential constitutional decisions since John Marshall took the oath of office as chief justice.
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"We have the smart city moving very quickly, we're having a policy that is set for blockchain in Dubai to start from 2020, also the 3D printing, green economy, all these things really help companies take a bold decision when they see the government pushing into this," Al Gergawi said.
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The slowing Chinese economy is easy for Apple to point a finger at, and it is a legitimate problem, but it hides something else that's been lurking underneath: Apple was only able to succeed for so long by rapidly pushing into new markets as its most successful markets began to saturate.
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Yamamoto told the WSJ that diverging policies had caused the current market turbulence, a reference to the U.S. Federal Reserve embarking on an uncertain tightening path, hiking rates in December for the first time in nine years, while central banks in Japan and Europe were pushing into interest rates into negative territory.
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There are four types of sports-betting operators in the US today, Kansal said:Daily-fantasy-sports companies like FanDuel and DraftKingsEstablished European operators that are pushing into the US, like William Hill, Bet365, and 888 HoldingsIncumbent casinos defending their grounds in gamingOther players like the media-bookmaker hybrid TheScore and the online sportsbook operator PointsBet.
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Mario and his Mushroom Kingdom cronies were all bouncing about on each other's bonces to cheery chiptune music, while SEGA was the ostensible renegade pushing into more mature markets, with its totally-not-on-drugs-while-this-shit-got-made likes of ToeJam & Earl and a mutant hedgehog with a kleptomaniac magpie's eye for gold rings.
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Drawn from former Free Syrian Army rebels who've abandoned the fight against Syrian President Bashar Assad to expel ISIS from Syria, and with new recruits from across the Aleppo countryside, the brigade is pushing into the city center one block at a time, taking heavy casualties along the way, and uncertain when victory will mean finally mean peace.
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Read more: Exclusive data shows how much buzz Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, and HBO Max have built with streaming users before launchDisney's most important product moving forward will be digital subscriptionsThe review shows Disney is pushing into performance-based marketing and selling subscriptions directly to consumers because it sees them as the future of its media business, people involved in the review told Business Insider.
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The German automaker confirmed to European car website Autocar that it will make American versions of the ID Buzz (the machine is an electric version of its iconic camper, which looks akin to the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine) and Crozz EV (which is just another crossover) in the U.S. Volkswagen is one of just a number of multinational car companies that are pushing into electric fleets, likely triggered by the overwhelmingly positive response of Tesla's all-electric vehicles.
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We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck buzzy marijuana tech startup Headset used to raise $212 million and ink deals with Nielsen and DeloitteTop cannabis investors reveal where they're placing bets, but say there's 'pain to come' in the crowded CBD spaceA New York private equity firm founded by JPMorgan and Guggenheim veterans is raising the largest-ever fund dedicated to the booming marijuana industryWe got an exclusive look at the pitch deck two Ivy League MBAs used to raise a $275 million seed round for a cannabis-infused beverage startupBiotech, CBD drinks, and a hot vape company: Here's where all the top marijuana VCs are looking to write checks this yearThe CEO of one of the hottest marijuana-vape startups says he's talking to bankers about an IPO in 2194Marijuana M&AThe $680 million MedMen-PharmaCann merger just blew up in a 'surprise' and experts say it's a sign of pain to come for cannabis dealmakingArizona Iced Tea is pushing into legal cannabis.
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