The process of [putting] it on actually wasn't too bad.
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McConnell is putting it on the back burner for now.
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Whatever you fancy, Lovehoney is probably putting it on sale.
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Let's penalize them for not putting it on the fairway.
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Putting it on was like wrestling with a garage door.
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If Gilroy knows the difference, he isn't putting it on-screen.
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It's not going to work by putting it on their cock.
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"Putting it on the web is not one person," said Conru.
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Why would you bother putting it on if you're this ugly?
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Putting it on and off—it's not that great for him.
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Thank you so much Bushmills and Noisey for putting it on.
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Other options are also being considered, including putting it on ice.
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"We're putting it on hold," Trump said of the university Tuesday night.
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It goes a lot farther than just putting it on your pancakes.
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Are you interested in putting it on streaming platforms or reissuing it?
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The difficulty is shrinking the bomb and putting it on a rocket.
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Less devoted fans may find themselves putting it on as background noise.
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You don't wanna have to think about putting it on your phone.
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Putting it on Twitter was simple — not new, just fun to do.
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"In many ways, they're putting it on as a survival mechanism," says Katz.
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And it's just easier putting it on yourself then someone else doing it.
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I debate putting it on, questioning if it's the right thing to do.
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I'm comfortable in my body and I don't mind putting it on display.
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We sometimes chop the lobster in half before putting it on the grill.
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But putting it on the calendar allows it to skip through committee consideration.
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At first, Masse said he was nervous about putting it on the menu.
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Yeah, I'm actually getting that blown up and putting it on the wall.
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However, we are consistently taking chunks of Detail and putting it on linear.
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" "Putting it on the table is not the same as having it agreed.
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That was the amazing part: he wasn't putting it on, he was genuinely outraged.
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Attach them to your backpack before putting it on and pull on the cords.
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We were told that we should not be putting it on the trending tool.
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FAULKNER: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, of course, kind of putting it on the landscape, right?
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It was already hard enough putting it on the small screen of an iPad.
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The actress lived there for almost 14 years before putting it on the market.
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ET, putting it on track for its biggest one-day trading volume since Oct.
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I just think that putting it on hold is holding things from progressing forward.
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"She's putting it on the map for people to be inclusive," Ms. Thomas said.
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Papo Reto documented everything, putting it on social media for the world to see.
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They both are antibacterial, so if you're putting it on your body, it's good.
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The mayor of her Italian town thanked her for putting it on the map.
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"Whoever is putting it on is probably comfortable paying the insurance premium," he said.
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No, they're explicitly taking stuff from Netflix and putting it on their own service.
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What screams "I'm a fan of this show" more than putting it on your body?
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Putting it on the opposite end from the HDMI port would have made more sense.
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No big political statement behind that— I'm just kind of bad at putting it on.
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You can't buy Deep Space Settlers, so don't bother putting it on your Christmas list.
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And now that it's played to 2.5 million people, we're here putting it on film.
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In 2008 crony wealth reached 18% of GDP, putting it on a par with Russia.
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The video shows Sanchez unfolding it and putting it on the cot in her cell.
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"I wouldn't say that I'm confident about Republicans putting it on the floor," he said.
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The effect of putting it on for the first time, however, caught even him by surprise.
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So growing up it was always really important for me to be putting it on constantly.
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Was there any backlash after putting it on, and what problems did people have with it?
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After putting it on the market earlier this year, she pulled the property on June 4.
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Shares rose more than 2000 percent, putting it on pace for its best day since Sept.
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"They were putting it on really crappy products and, you know, terrible imagery," says the entrepreneur.
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Co-signers "are pretty much putting it on the line," said Marquit from Student Loan Hero.
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My habit became printing a crossword, putting it on a clipboard, and presenting it to her.
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VSO has no official meaning, but that doesn't stop producers from putting it on a label.
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I never feel greasy after putting it on my body, just moisturized and hydrated all over.
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Once you start putting it on the human body, it's going to always be changing shape.
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He keeps his day's outfit neatly folded on a chair before putting it on in the morning.
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Now he's putting it on the line to become a full-throated defender of President Donald Trump.
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It's disgusting, it smells gross, and the thought of putting it on a sandwich makes me nauseous.
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And putting it on for the first time in over 26 years brought back prom night memories.
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The original is absolutely a classic (and yes, I'll be putting it on again for its birthday).
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"But there hasn't been much by way of follow through putting it on the agenda," she added.
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"I ain't got nothing against anybody's preferences, but putting it on TV, that's crazy, man," he continued.
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I'm already thinking about putting it on a mocha or getting the matcha latte in Frappuccino form.
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A better method is to nudge the asteroid ever so slightly, putting it on a different course.
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It's has 24-megapixels, putting it on par with most other cameras, even at the high-end.
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Then they have given that information to WikiLeaks for the purpose of putting it on the Internet.
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He's not putting it on — that speech in 2008 about race, he wanted to make that speech.
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But Mr. Trump stopped short of putting it on the State Department's list of foreign terrorist organizations.
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The main index added 0.3%, putting it on track to post its first weekly gains in five.
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R.G.: The argument for putting it on the table is that it's a low-yield nuclear weapon.
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STOXX;PCTCHNG:1 3/4% and putting it on course for its best day in two months.
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This new dock was just announced, but Satechi is putting it on sale for a limited time.
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Macy's tumbled nearly 15 percent Wednesday, putting it on track for its worst session since May 2017.
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Keeping the ball down and putting it on the ground, I've had success on links doing that.
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The house took just six months to build, and putting it on wheels sped the process along.
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When I put bacon on a sandwich, I crumble the bacon before putting it on the bread.
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Putting It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia alongside Pixar content doesn't make sense, but putting it on Hulu does.
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Another woman has accused Robbins of taking her hand and putting it on his penis at an event.
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It seems to me like there's not a huge risk of putting it on another Amazon-owned property.
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The dollar index has increased 0.76% in May, putting it on track for four straight months of gains.
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But Trump didn't invent any of this—he's just putting it on display in a more salient way.
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Putting it on web browsers might help boost those numbers, but my guess is that it is unlikely.
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Ford will be putting it on promotional duty for a while, but its future is uncertain after that.
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The TomTom Bandit costs $399, putting it on par with GoPro's top of the line HERO4 Black model.
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His inclination towards expanding the government and putting it on the side of his people isn't terribly constitutional.
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This was about using the tattoo—completely detached from Mike Tyson's skin—and putting it on another person.
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This flyby will help change the spacecraft's plane of orbit, putting it on the same plane as Bennu.
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Britain served its two year notice last March, putting it on course to exit the EU in 2019.
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"This amendment's need is immediate, and putting it on the energy bill is timely and appropriate," Schumer said.
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Putting it on the Entity List seems like the last push in an effort to do just that.
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Only last season, Clare Waight Keller at Givenchy was upcycling old denim and putting it on the runway.
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Can't you ban Huawei from being part of our 5G networks without putting it on the entities list?
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SX7P falling 14 percent, putting it on track for its worst ever one-day percentage fall as well.
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They may not be aware of the problem, so putting it on their radar is an important start.
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Apple had said it needed more time to make the device ready before putting it on the market.
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Getting a chamber organ meant renting it from pretty far away and then putting it on a boat.
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" As the exhibition delineates, Warhol either idealizes or uncovers the blemishes and failures of the body, a dichotomy that mirrors what he said of Pop in a 1966 interview: It's "just taking the outside and putting it on the inside or taking the inside and putting it on the outside.
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The FTSE 350 Mining index dropped 2.2 percent, putting it on track for its fourth session of straight losses.
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Turns out putting acid and flammable gas into a box and putting it on an airplane is not okay.
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Sterling has shed 2.2 percent this week, putting it on track for its worst weekly performance since October 2016.
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That garnered an awful lot of international media and felt like it was really putting it on the map.
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By the fifth round Romero was gasping for air and Whittaker was putting it on him along the fence.
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The metal lost 2529.27% so far this week, putting it on track for its first weekly decline in three.
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"They take the chair away and when they're putting it on a plane, they damage it," Gurza told Mashable.
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In Texas, getting an independence referendum for people to vote on requires a legislator putting it on the ballot.
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Scenes often feel like spoofs, taking a tearjerking scene from a similar film and putting it on its head.
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Amazon reported revenue of almost $9 billion this month, putting it on a run rate of almost $183 billion.
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"Now it's a matter of putting it on paper and seeing if we actually have an agreement," Denham said.
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MSCI's all-country world index lost 0.33 percent, putting it on track for its first decline in five session.
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In April, the game generated $296 million in total revenue, putting it on pace to pull in $3.5 billion.
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But after hours, the dressing works its old, dark magic, and cooks can't resist putting it on other foods.
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I like the way it looks, but more importantly, I like the routine of putting it on every day.
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I'm putting it on this list I really respect the way the character brings his own utensils to restaurants.
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Now looking to downsize, he and his wife, Deirdre Lawrence, are putting it on the market for $4 million.
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And now, with its latest feature update, it can even handle lane changing, putting it on par with Autopilot.
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I listened to the cassette about a dozen times, eventually putting it on as I'd fall asleep at night.
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The ETF is down roughly 6.9% this week, putting it on track for its worst week since Dec. 2018.
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The following year, it acquired Intel's smartphone modem business, putting it on track to produce its modem's in house.
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Its shares are down 23 percent in 2018, putting it on track for its first annual loss since 2015.
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The tech-heavy index has gained 36% in 2019, putting it on track for its best year since 2013.
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Its stock has dropped 14 percent in November, putting it on track for its worst monthly performance since May 2012.
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It is down nearly 18 percent for the quarter, putting it on track for its worst performance in six years.
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Apple's stock rose 1.76 percent Wednesday, putting it on track to do something it hasn't done in over a month.
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Luckily, Cristine used a peel-off basecoat, which made taking off the whole shebang slightly easier than putting it on.
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Those losses added to a 2503% slump in 2019, putting it on track to post its worst annual drop ever.
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As for eyeballs, Goldman Sachs projects viewership to reach 300 million by 2022, putting it on par with the NFL.
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The euro jumped around 20 ticks to $1.2069, putting it on track for its biggest weekly gain since end-June.
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Since Election Day, the index has risen 3.22 percent, putting it on track for its best week since December 2011.
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It'll be available in December for €149 (or about $175), putting it on the higher end of most Bluetooth speakers.
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We should be putting it on a loudspeaker, so that we can't turn up Annie Hall and tune it out.
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The S&P financial sector gained 1.8 percent, putting it on track for its best day in about two months.
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It has gained 1.2 percent since last Friday, putting it on track for its largest weekly gain since late October.
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Hugh's old mechanic bought it, fixed it up and is now putting it on the market for a cool $45,500.
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It has gained more than 1 percent this week, putting it on track for its best weekly performance since December.
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The FTSE 100 gained 0.3 percent to 7,239.26 points, putting it on track for its tenth straight session of gains.
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However, it has bounced 4 percent in May, putting it on track for its best monthly gain since November. Disclaimer
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"They were putting it on really crappy products and terrible imagery," Hawk says, but his contracts rendered his complaints useless.
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I do remember having long conversations with the team putting it on, though, so it couldn't have been that loud.
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Putting it on the market during an election year will almost certainly force presidential candidates to stake out nationalistic positions.
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That it would work, that taking shots and spending real money and putting it on the screen would pay off.
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The Hang Seng has fallen more than 7% in August, putting it on track for its worst month since May.
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"Talking about the achievement gap was often heard by our community members as putting it on them," Ms. Hanson said.
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Our mission was finding a means of preserving the VA and putting it on the road to long-term sustainability.
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"Imagine pulling the race card, putting it on twitter, everyone sympathizing, then being found out as a fraud," one user wrote.
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January has so far seen the index gain 20143 percent, putting it on course for its best month since March 22014.
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It's really internet 1.0 where you're taking linear business models and sort of just putting it on the web. Right. Absolutely.
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Target's stock price sank more than 212 percent in early trading, putting it on pace for its worst day since Aug.
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Target's stock price sank more than 13 percent in early trading, putting it on pace for its worst day since Aug.
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Lisco also made by June 100,000 tonnes of hot briquetted iron, putting it on target to reach 300,000 tonnes in 2019.
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It would require moving the data from its current format, then validating the ownership records before putting it on the blockchain.
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The party is polling around 10 percent, putting it on track to enter parliament for the first time after the Sept.
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The index has risen about 21.2224 percent this month, putting it on track for its best month in nearly a year.
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Late last year, Cadillac resurrected its fledgling car subscription service after putting it on hold amid a fight with its dealers.
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NASA also suggests you inspect your filter before putting it on, and discard it if it has any scratches or damages.
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At first, I found myself putting it on repeat because of Lovato's voice; it is so strong, so unapologetic, so defiant.
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In "Hesitate," Joe sings about kissing away Sophie's tears, and taking away her pain and putting it on his heart instead.
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Still, sun protection is a non-negotiable, and reapplying is just as important as putting it on in the first place.
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Administrators at Rice University said they had no plans to host Rogozin, despite Bridenstine putting it on the canceled trip's itinerary.
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The algorithm was able to catch the disease with accuracies exceeding 90 percent, putting it on par with individual human ophthalmologists.
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China's CSI 300 index bucked to trend to add 0.4 percent, putting it on track for a 13 percent quarterly rise.
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The index has risen about 20.33 percent this month, putting it on track for its best month in nearly a year.
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Its popularity could have been its downfall, however, especially now that Apple was putting it on its featured App Store page.
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Its market capitalization reached nearly $10 billion, putting it on a par with the likes of Wynn Resorts of Las Vegas.
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While Walters's district leans Republican, Clinton nonetheless beat Trump there by a five-point margin, putting it on the Democrats' map.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost 1.1 percent to 22,599.44 points, putting it on track for its third consecutive weekly decline.
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Here she brings forth the conflict of grief: Alise's unshakable sadness is more bearable when she isn't putting it on display.
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Marathi, spoken in the Indian state of Maharashtra, has more than 80m native speakers, putting it on par globally with German.
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Index heavyweight SoftBank Group dropped 5.7 percent, putting it on track for its biggest daily loss since late December last year.
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Furthermore, the stock has climbed 7 percent in 2018, putting it on track for its 10th straight month in the green.
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Moody's agency last week raised the country's credit rating to Aa3, putting it on a par with nations such as Belgium.
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Yale suggests putting it on a liquor cabinet, for example, or on a drawer you don't want Airbnb guests to access.
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It has nevertheless advanced 5.3% so far in September, putting it on track for its best month in nearly two years.
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The broader Topic rose 0.6 percent to 1,362.18, putting it on course to gain more than 1 percent for the week.
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The Nasdaq (COMP) has gained some 36% in 2019, putting it on track to make 2019 its best year since 2013.
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The difference between having an idea and putting it on paper is often what separates the uber-successful from average folks.
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"Try actively carving out time by actually putting it on your calendar," says Sinikiwe Dhliwayo, founder of the yoga collective Naaya.
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The U-turn pushed the Australian dollar 1.5 percent lower, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop in a year.
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This gravity assist from Earth will nudge the spacecraft up about six degrees, putting it on track to hook up with Bennu.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 2.13%, putting it on pace for its largest two-day decline in over three years.
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Mica Rabineau was her listing agent, and we're told Natalie got multiple offers within 3 days of putting it on the market.
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I never did a bride's face without putting it on, because it really helped resurface the skin and make makeup last longer.
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It's a lens that's built to produce beautiful bokeh and crisp, high-resolution shots (especially if you're putting it on the Z270).
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So I'm putting it on women like myself in senior roles to remind those coming up: Your voices need to be heard.
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What could be more natural than a loving mother opting to carry any increased risk rather than putting it on the baby?
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Hours before a deal was due to be signed in July, the new prime minister stunned investors by putting it on hold.
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So the chances of it producing a functional nuclear warhead and putting it on a missile are getting better - and scarier. 2.
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By putting it on a flying drone, there's almost no place for birds to hide, even on a massive piece of property.
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Whether it's the brand's embellished It bag or a decadently detailed timepiece, somehow just putting it on can give you this energy.
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As complaints against NRGbinary built, regulators in France, Canada, Cyprus, Portugal and Australia issued warnings about the company, putting it on blacklists.
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It wasn't until Friday afternoon, a day after people began noticing the strange number, that Google admitted to putting it on devices.
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However, the metal has lost about 0.32.50% so far this week, putting it on track for its first weekly decline in three.
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Shares last traded down 13.3 percent at $28.54, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage fall in 18 months.
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The home goods retailer's stock has rallied nearly 50 percent in 103, putting it on track for its best quarter since 1993.
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Rashidi has adopted the nickname, putting it on business cards and introducing himself that way when interviewing the president and other lawmakers.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Snap has improved advertisers' ability to improve their reach, targeting, and measurement, putting it on a par with larger, more established rivals.
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After the release, the pound jumped over a cent to $49.53, putting it on course for its best day in two weeks.
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If this is unrealistic, try to keep a healthy physical distance from it, such as putting it on a high shelf. 5.
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And the cons for the product are that it is very watery and it kinda, like, drips as you're putting it on.
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The dollar index has dropped more than 9 percent this year, putting it on track for its biggest annual slide since 2003.
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I find that it's better also to put the glue right on the gem instead of putting it on the sandal first.
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The dollar index has climbed nearly 1 percent so far this week, putting it on track for a third straight weekly gain.
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Stop putting it on your partners or drinking until you forget about it and, instead, deal with it once and for all.
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Instead of putting it on the boat, we are just letting you move it around to go out and find the fish.
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"We ended up pulling the head off of a different dog and putting it on a chunkier dog's body," Mr. Gent said.
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For example, the Australian dollar was up 0.53% at $0.6851, putting it on track for its first weekly increase since mid-July.
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It's unclear if he's moving the project elsewhere -- he did just buy a huge ranch in Wyoming -- or putting it on hold.
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Universal kicks off its Dark Universe by putting it on the shoulders of one of the biggest movie stars in the world.
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He oiled it regularly and often used it to concentrate, putting it on to sock his hand in while he was thinking.
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Over the last month, Apple's stock has fallen 20 percent, putting it on pace for its worst month since the financial crisis.
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A 4.5% slide in oil price knocked Colombia's peso, putting it on track for its steepest one-day drop in nine months.
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Chevy redesigned and relaunched the perennial aspirant to the throne in the US, putting it on sale for the 2019 model year.
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A print version will be distributed Friday and the Sun Sentinel will likely be putting it on their website, students told CNN.
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The pen should be a little more easily available, as Starbucks is putting it on sale in its online store next Wednesday.
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"I was amazed by the fact that she was actually selling jewelry and putting it on display on her head," she said.
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"It could be you really do owe money, but it won't be by putting it on an iTunes gift card," Perlman said.
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In fact, I bought our first family television with my own money, putting it on credit and then paying it off every week.
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They may be the reason why a Muslim woman who wears hijab may think twice about putting it on before she goes out.
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The stock is now down almost 13 percent so far this month, putting it on pace for its worst month since February 2009.
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The timing suggests the justices were debating different ways of resolving the case, short of putting it on the calendar for next term.
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One Twitter user came to the same conclusion by isolating the colors found in the strawberries and putting it on a white background.
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December's inflow has already reached $43.4 billion, putting it on track to surpass the record monthly inflow of $50.7 billion set in November.
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The Hang Seng has lost 210 percent so far this month, putting it on track for a record-matching sixth consecutive monthly fall.
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After putting it on, she lost roughly 20 percent of her clientele from the salon she ran off the side of our house.
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It has gained 1 percent so far this week, putting it on course for its biggest rise since the week of Sept. 9.
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Matthews did the work, keeping the puck in the Columbus zone before working it to the left circle and putting it on goal.
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The S&P 229.933 has gained 2229.93 percent for the week, putting it on pace for its best weekly performance of the year.
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The PureFunds ISE Cyber Security ETF (HACK) rose more than 3 percent, putting it on track for its best day of the year.
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The dollar index has climbed more than 0.9 percent so far this week, putting it on track for a third straight weekly gain.
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Prior to putting it on the market, Kim used the condo as an office for KKW Beauty and her new shapewear line SKIMS.
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The XRT retail ETF is up nearly 53 percent for the week, putting it on track for its best weekly performance since December.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has signaled openness to putting it on the Senate floor for a vote if Trump gives his blessing.
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That is set to more than triple by 2020, putting it on track to overtake cinema box office receipts within a few years.
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Shares have fallen 17.21 percent in the quarter, putting it on track to record its worst quarter since the fourth quarter of 2013.
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"We became beggars in our own land," Sigilai said, removing a faded baseball cap and putting it on the table by his tea.
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The SPDR S&P Retail ETF rose 2.4 percent, putting it on pace for its best day of the year, back to Nov.
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Syria has now confirmed five cases of the novel coronavirus, putting it on the growing list of countries contending with the deadly pandemic.
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Target reaffirmed its full-year earnings and sales forecast, putting it on track for its fastest full-year comparable sales growth since 2005.
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The slow drip of issues with its aircraft damaged the airline financially, making it vulnerable and putting it on the precipice of collapse.
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Treat exercise, meals and stretch breaks as you would any other meeting: That means putting it on your calendar, at least to start.
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For the week, US crude is down more than 19%, putting it on pace for its steepest weekly loss since the financial crisis.
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Spot gold rose 20.6% to $2986.16,576.42 per ounce, putting it on course for its biggest one-day jump in more than four months.
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A basket of emerging market stocks fell 1.3%, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline in nearly five months.
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A basket of emerging market stocks fell 1.3%, putting it on course for its biggest one-day percentage decline in nearly five months.
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Its shares are up 41 percent in the year to date, putting it on track for its eighth straight year in the green.
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A nearly 4% slide in oil prices knocked Colombia's peso lower, putting it on track for its steepest one-day drop since November.
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The VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX) gained 3.5% in the premarket, putting it on pace for its best day since Aug. 23.
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The news sent Facebook's stock sliding more than 7 percent, putting it on track for its biggest one-day decline since September 2012.
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The KBW Bank index fell 1.25 percent, putting it on track for its biggest weekly decline since the Brexit vote in late June.
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Maybe when it's finally one giant, beautiful mess of crystallized salt, you consider taking it out and putting it on display in a museum?
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"You have some dark s— that you need to get out, but you're putting it on me, and I don't deserve it," he says.
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He was taking records and recording a little part of that, putting it on tape and, like, I don't even, just, it was amazing.
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But Benioff didn't see how that could work, and so they "negotiated" and compromised on the idea of putting it on every floor instead.
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Whether a jacket or a tiny vest, simply wetting it down and putting it on your furry friend will help keep them significantly cooler.
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Upon request they will actually char this thick-cut pepperoni on the griddle on both sides before putting it on top of the pizza.
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"Putting it on the top of my holiday wish list," she writes, which makes us wonder: Is she simply posing with her mother's egg?
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Often, the child will just want another set seconds after finishing the last one and putting it on the shelf to be forever ignored.
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With that news came a price hike to $40 a month, putting it on par with Hulu's live television service and Sony's PlayStation Vue.
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The company said sales at established restaurants jumped 26 percent in January, putting it on track for its first quarterly increase in six quarters.
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So I wrote this message and sent it to the leaders, and they said they would consider putting it on the ship with you.
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The dollar rose 22.3 percent to 115.14 yen, extending Thursday's 1.3 percent surge and putting it on track for a 0.5 percent weekly gain.
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Mubadala announced plans to float Cepsa on the Madrid stock exchange two weeks ago, putting it on track for a listing in late October.
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Prince originally wrote the song for Patrice Rushen but ended up recording the song himself and putting it on his 1979 self-titled album.
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"I think there is a lot of freedom in taking the microscope off yourself and putting it on something or someone else," she says.
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The site reports Kylie's line projects $386 million in sales in 2017 ... putting it on track to become a billion dollar company by 2022.
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So far this year, there have been 206 homicides in Baltimore, putting it on a pace to break the record of 353 in 1993.
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PSVR still asks you to clamp something around your head, and it's certainly possible to give yourself a headache by putting it on wrong.
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Then around 11:06PM ET, the vehicle will ignite its engines, taking itself out of orbit and putting it on a descent to Earth.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose 45.09 points, or 21 percent, to 22.29,21, putting it on pace for its ninth straight day of gains.
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It uses an Intel Core i7 processor and a GTX 1070 mobile graphics card, putting it on par with a very good gaming laptop.
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Greece's 10-year bond yield fell below 3% for the first time, putting it on track for its biggest weekly fall since December 2017.
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They said the goal is for House passage of the budget this week, putting it on track to approve a tax bill by Thanksgiving.
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Siemens announced plans to float Healthineers on the Frankfurt stock exchange two weeks ago, putting it on track for a listing in late March.
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Global demand for air travel grew 7.8 percent in June putting it on track for its quickest pace of growth in over a decade.
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I remember putting it on and looking at myself in the mirror, with my then longhair pulled under a cap and an uncharacteristic confidence.
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The index is down 9 percent from its peak in September, putting it on track for its worst month since the 2008 financial crisis.
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China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index was 1.24% higher at the midday break, putting it on course for its strongest daily gain since early September.
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He accused Mr. Spacey of grabbing his hand and putting it on the actor's genitals during a massage at a home in Malibu, Calif.
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Since becoming president, Trump has repeatedly used tough rhetoric about Iran, putting it "ON NOTICE," saying he wouldn't be as "kind" as Obama was.
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The euro has fallen about 3 percent this month against the greenback, putting it on track for its worst month in nearly a year.
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The dollar has risen nearly 2.6 percent against the yen in April, putting it on track for its best monthly performance since November 2016.
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Now, it's aiming to have Alexa come with you everywhere, by putting it on your face, in your ears, and even on your finger.
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The 17-month long dispute has driven a 16% rise in gold prices, with putting it on track for its best year since 2010.
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The e-commerce company has risen 34 percent so far this year, putting it on track for its fourth positive year in a row.
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The Mavericks erupted for 45 points in the quarter to claim a 111-71 advantage before putting it on cruise control in the fourth.
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Earlier this month, Siemens announced plans to float Healthineers on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, putting it on track for a listing in late March.
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The company's domestic sales were up 6.5% through October — putting it on pace to top its record U.S. retail sales of 57,202 in 2018.
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Still, the benchmark index is up 2980.12% for the month, putting it on track to clock its best six-month performance since March 20.8.
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Still, the benchmark index is up 2972.10% for the month, putting it on track to clock its best six-month performance since March 21.
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"We want to inspire people today by taking this huge record of all of our civilization's knowledge and putting it on the moon forever."
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In April, the company made its ride-hailing service, and accompanying app, Waymo One, more widely available by putting it on the Google Play store.
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With the two discounts, the S10, which normally goes for $899, is $4003, putting it on par with the cost of the OnePlus 7 Pro.
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The dollar has risen more than 2.6 percent against the yen in April, putting it on track for its best monthly performance since November 2016.
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The camera is also available for order online, and eCapture is considering eventually putting it on retail shelves in cities in Asia and North America.
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It has spent $9.5 million on lobbying in the first half of 2017, putting it on track to blow past it's spending the previous year.
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Boise is moving to defrock Faucher, and allegedly had the man's former residence exorcised before putting it on the market.
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Saudi Arabia on Sunday executed its 20th person this year, putting it on a pace to breaking last year's 20 year high of 158 executions.
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Saudi Arabia on Sunday executed its 95th person this year, putting it on a pace to breaking last year's 20 year high of 23 executions.
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Chen credits Tencent's "open" culture and the co-founders' ability to "express an open mind" for putting it on a par with U.S. tech rivals.
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Bitcoin has climbed almost 80 percent so far in December alone, putting it on track for its best month in percentage terms since December 2013.
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The dollar is down about 83 percent against the yen for the week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly fall in a month.
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The airline has quadrupled its passenger count over the past decade, putting it on track to surpass 10 million passengers by the end of 2018.
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The ETF that tracks retail's biggest names, the XRT, is up almost 4% for June, putting it on course for its best month since February.
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U.S. crude slipped 0.2 percent to $48.93 a barrel, after sliding 1.1 percent overnight, putting it on track for a weekly loss of 1.5 percent.
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The MSCI index for emerging stocks fell by 0.66 percent, putting it on track for a 4 percent weekly loss, its worst since early February.
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Staub, who was living there at the time, claimed he didn't tell her before putting it on the market, according to the reality star's rep.
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But more importantly, it was the turning point for the company, putting it on course toward a $60 million annual revenue run rate for 2015.
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Beauty bloggers were putting it on their faces, mixing it with buttermilk and brushing it under their eyes, and rubbing it all over their teeth.
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Sterling rose more than 20163 percent against the U.S dollar following May's Brexit speech, putting it on track for its biggest daily increase since 1998.
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However, the sterling was up by more than 2.8 percent against the U.S dollar, putting it on track for its biggest daily increase since 1998.
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The greenback was down about 4.5 percent against the yen for the week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly loss since October 2008.
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The yuan ended 2016 with its biggest annual loss since 1994, putting it on track to be the worst-performing major Asian currency this year.
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On Friday morning, shares of Sotheby's were trading up around 2 percent at $50.52, putting it on track to end the week in positive territory.
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The FTSE 100 added 0.5 percent, putting it on course for its third straight month of gains and its first quarterly rise since June 2018.
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Exxon is rated triple-A by Moody's and AA+ by its rival S&P, putting it on par with the rating of the United States.
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Exxon is rated triple-A by Moody's and AA+ by its rival S&P, putting it on par with the rating of the United States.
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Iran has now pledged to enrich uranium at a much faster pace, putting it on track to develop a nuclear bomb in the coming years.
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The index's overall rebound eclipsed most of the losses accumulated this week, putting it on track to notch a 0.2 percent slip for the week.
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She spent a few years making music and putting it on YouTube, then found a surging popularity after Mr. Modi rose to power in 2014.
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The dollar index is down more than 1.4 percent so far this week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly slide since July 2016.
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MSCI's index of global shares rose 0.2 percent , putting it on track for its second consecutive rise, something it has not managed in a month.
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The vote came a day after the historic Paris climate change agreement reached its final threshold, putting it on course to take effect Nov. 4.
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Regardless of where you live, you probably shouldn't recycle that particular piece of cardboard by putting it on the back of your Buick Century sedan.
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The MSCI index for emerging stocks fell by 0.73 percent, putting it on track for a 4 percent weekly loss, its worst since early February.
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As of now, there is still no end in sight to the current partial shutdown, putting it on track to break that record by Saturday.
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"It's like putting it on top of the strainer and seeing what soaks through by the time you come back to them again," he explained.
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WTI has dropped 43.9% in March, putting it on pace for its worth month on record, back to the inception of the contract in 1983.
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I was out for dinner with my family and some old friends, and I picked up the bill, putting it on my Sapphire Reserve card.
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The Supreme Court in February agreed to hear the case, putting it on a fast track ahead of the June deadline for printing the questionnaires.
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Still, the bellwether index is up nearly 7% for the month, putting it on track to clock its best six-month run since March 2005.02.
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There was really nothing to unboxing the blanket and putting it on my bed aside from the fact that I don't like making my bed.
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SAPNA The world of product integration is pretty opaque, but the big networks seem like they're increasingly putting it on the table for major advertisers.
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On the supply side, U.S. oil production is expected to hit 10 million bpd soon, putting it on a par with top exporter Saudi Arabia.
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The index was set to gain about 3 percent for the month, putting it on track for its best performance in just under a year.
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"Then I looked at the what was in the soap, and I couldn't believe I was putting it on their skin," Ms. Jonas, 44, said.
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Italian government bonds outperformed, the 10-year yield falling 7 basis points to 1.02% and putting it on course for its best day in October.
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Fyodor Urnov, a leading genome-editing researcher at UC Berkeley, applauds the FDA's work and says that putting it on bioRxiv was the right thing.
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So to deploy the robot, a client has to work closely with BD. "We're not putting it on Amazon and saying, 'Buy this,'" Perry says.
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Putting it on the table as one of the top ideas only kept a policy change GOP leadership doesn't plan to consider in the headlines.
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CMG was up nearly 15 percent on Wednesday, putting it on track for its biggest daily gain since October 2013, when it rose 16.1 percent.
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The results sent La-Z-Boy's stock surging by more than 13 percent, putting it on track for its best day since June 21, 2017.
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U.S. crude slipped 0.2 percent to $48.93 a barrel, after sliding 1.1 percent overnight, putting it on track for a weekly loss of 1.6 percent.
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Putting it on was kind of a pain in the a--, and on top of that there is some fallout on my under-eye area.
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It matches with everything, so whenever I get dressed for a bone-chilling day, I don&apost have to think twice when putting it on.
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The as-yet-unidentified woman is seen on CCTV pulling her own hair out, putting it on her plate, and then stirring the dish around.
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The government of British Prime Minister Theresa May approved the controversial 24 billion (18.17 billion pounds)project on Thursday, after putting it on hold in July.
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"I'm just out there every day putting it on the line, and people grade my paper every day and they take issue with it," McGraw said.
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The dollar was last down about 4.5 percent against the yen for the week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly loss since October 2008.
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The electric carmaker states it delivered 25,63 vehicles last quarter, putting it on track of its goal to sell 50,000 cars by the middle of 2017.
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Send the old one to the trash and grab the new one from the same location as before, putting it on your desktop with everything else.
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The about-face pushed the Australian dollar down 1.65 percent against the U.S. dollar, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop since November 20.19.
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Yuneec, a Chinese startup backed by Intel, managed to put out a unit that could autonomously sense and avoid obstacles, putting it on par with DJI.
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"Kate just took this simple concept and even as simple of instead of putting the label on the inside, putting it on the outside," recalls Brown.
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"I've been taking the technology and putting it on a body camera, because there's no authentication mechanism right now on any of the cameras," Mitchell says.
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The about-face pushed the Australian dollar down 0.73 percent against the U.S. dollar, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop since November 2016.
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Shares in WPP dropped by 14 percent, putting it on track for its worst day since 1998 and wiping 2.3 billion pounds off its market value.
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I remember putting it on in my car on the way home from work; a dim night in November; streetlights whipping past on otherwise empty roads.
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"I figured putting it on Facebook would be able to keep someone else from going through something crazy like what we went through," Crehan told NBC26.
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However, the ice bath was a close second, and would have been fine to drink as soon as 15 minutes after putting it on the bucket.
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The government of British Prime Minister Theresa May approved the controversial 24 billion (18.17 billion pounds) project on Thursday, after putting it on hold in July.
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The Mexican peso gained about 2 percent on the day to 19.488 to the dollar, putting it on track for its best daily performance since February.
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The index that measures the greenback's broader strength was down 0.29 percent at 97.15, putting it on track for a 0.15 percent decline on the week.
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On Thursday, the healthcare sector gained 2500 percent, making it the best-performing group and putting it on track for its seventh straight day of gains.
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His voice of skepticism, not his agenda, is what got Mr. Ryan the most attention, and putting it on the shelf may not serve him well.
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Even though Duexis is essentially a combination of Advil and Pepcid, PBMs were putting it on their approved drug lists because Horizon was offering steep rebates.
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For my purposes, I switched between hand-carrying the bag and putting it on my back to carry a 13″ MacBook and other odds and ends.
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Amazon could finally be getting around to launching its small business lending program in China, putting it on a collision course with home-grown juggernaut Alibaba.
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However, The Dow is still down more than 13% for the week, putting it on track for its largest weekly percentage loss since the financial crisis.
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Even if it's the fusion places that are putting it on the map right now, it's a gateway to the traditional spots that have always existed.
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Netflix is capitalizing on the lack of diversity in cinemas and putting it on TV. So the studios should be blaming themselves, and not streaming services?
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In its most recent earnings report last week, Box announced $172.5M in revenue for for the quarter, putting it on a run rate close to $700M.
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I haven't exercised while wearing it, but I did benefit from the Mover's Cool Max moisture-wicking material after putting it on after a midday workout.
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Pepsi shares were effervescent post-earnings report Tuesday, putting it on track for its best daily performance in nearly three years and leading consumer staples gains.
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For the year, Airbus has delivered 725 planes, while Boeing has delivered 345, putting it on pace to have its lowest full-year deliveries since 2008.
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The dollar has gained nearly 2.9 percent against the yen so far in April, putting it on track for its biggest monthly gain since November 2016.
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The House Rules Committee later Tuesday night approved, 8-3, the rule that sets up debate on the bill, putting it on track for floor consideration.
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The XLV health care ETF has marched 11 percent higher since the beginning of July, putting it on track for its best performance since early 2013.
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"They can speak well, they can speak what they think, but it's almost a struggle putting it on paper," Matthew Binger, a fourth-grade teacher, said.
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On a trade-weighted basis, it is down 18 percent this year =GBP, putting it on course for its second biggest annual fall since the 1970s.
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As the year draws to a close the benchmark index has risen 28.5% in 2019, putting it on track for its best annual performance since 2013.
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The metal has also seen its value surge 3.5 percent this month, putting it on track to post its longest monthly winning streak since last year.
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Wolf added that Disney's large presence might give it to the ability to sell subscriptions directly, putting it on a footing close to Apple and Amazon.
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A day before the new bike's launch, Royal Enfield on Monday unveiled a 650cc twin engine, putting it on track to compete squarely with the Street 750.
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As for the hat's future ... Brasington says after the close call -- he might consider hanging it up, or even putting it on display in a shadow box.
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We're sure it's tired parents putting it on to keep their kids quiet, because the rest of the top 10 list is a much more adult affair.
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Sotomayor and Francisco sparred over how to consider evidence in the record about alternatives for coming up with citizenship data besides putting it on the census survey.
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The company says that even after leaving it for months, you can immediately start the watch up again by putting it on and tapping the e-Crown.
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ITALY OUTPERFORMS Italian government bonds outperformed, the 10-year yield falling 7 basis points to 1.02% and putting it on course for its best day in October.
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Ball will also sell certain innovation and support functions at these three locations, putting it on track to close the Rexam deal by the end of June.
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Shares in French payments provider Ingenico Group dropped more than 12 percent, putting it on track for its worst day since February 2003 after its H1 results.
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Yet since then, the country has resettled just 14,887 refugees, putting it on track to admit the lowest number of refugees in the programme's 38-year history.
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The pound tumbled as much as 1.3 percent against the euro, to 86.18 pence, putting it on track for its biggest one-day fall in four weeks.
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Kylie Jenner is officially ready to move on from the first not-so-humble abode she called home ... putting it on the market for almost $4 million.
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Not only that, it frequently ventures within Jupiter's orbital space—putting it on a potential collision course with the gas giant and its 6,000 co-orbiting asteroids.
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It's a cream that performs miracles within 15 minutes of putting it on, but it's important to mention that it only works while it's on your skin.
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The index rose as high as 9,345.04 and was last up 2.2 percent at 9,337, putting it on track to set a record high close as well.
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The El Corazon taco truck in Portland, Maine says they sold out of their "Bad Hombre Burrito" 2 hours after putting it on the menu Thursday morning.
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It's pretty easy to not give it all away, because unless you're putting it on your own website, you just can't advertise with those kind of photos.
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I tried putting it on the deck when I left home, only to discover that raccoons and possums loved kitchen garbage even more than the cats did.
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MSCI's index of world shares was 0.68 percent lower, but was up 3.3 percent for the week, putting it on pace for its best week since October.
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It has gained more than 23 percent this week, putting it on track for its best weekly performance since December, spurred by the rise in U.S. yields.
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The tech sector's 523 percent rise led the gainers on the S&P 500, putting it on track for its biggest one-day percentage rise since March.
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U.S. crude added 1.6 percent to $52.50 a barrel, after touching its highest in a month, putting it on track for a 3.8 percent gain this week.
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MSCI's index of world shares was 0.3 percent lower, but was up 3.6 percent for the week, putting it on pace for its best week since October.
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"Facebook Messenger wants to kill the phone number, but I'm not putting it on my resume or scheduling a meeting with my colleague on it," Cohn said.
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The dollar fell 0.5% against a basket of its rivals to 96.64, putting it on course to posting its biggest two-day losing streak since February 2018.
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The tech sector's 1.37 percent rise led the gainers on the S&P 500, putting it on track for its biggest one-day percentage rise since March.
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The greenback has shed nearly 2.3 percent against the yen so far this month, putting it on track for its biggest monthly drop since January last year.
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Standard & Poor's is expected to say by the end of the month whether it will cut Deutsche Bank's rating after putting it on "credit watch" in April.
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The dollar index has fallen 21 percent this year, putting it on track for its steepest annual decline since 22 when it posted a 23 percent drop.
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The SPDR S&P Biotech (XBI) exchange-traded fund climbed 4.7 percent on Wednesday, putting it on track to post its best weekly performance since March 13.
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With polls putting it on 12-15 percent, the AfD is tipped to win seats in the federal parliament for the first time in September's national election.
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Beck: Well, the inspiration pre-the label fucking it up and putting it on Amazon and changing the course of how we always wanted to do it?
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Shares of the big-box retailer have surged more than 30 percent in 2017, putting it on pace for its best annual performance in nearly three decades.
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He poked fun at his age, stroking his gray-speckled goatee and joking that he was taking hair from his top and putting it on his chin.
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Benchmark Brent crude, which fell about 2% on Thursday, has shed around 13% this week, putting it on track for its steepest weekly decline since January 2016.
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This fall, a long-lost theater of the same name reopened its doors here in Paris, and high-profile collaborations are already putting it on the map.
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He was somebody who created insane, crazy, horrible drama, and we, of course, we couldn't resist putting it on television at all hours because it was perfect.
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Discover has now soared more than 42% this week, putting it on track for its best week ever since being spun out of Morgan Stanley in 2007.
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Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue on Thursday announced that it has raised $2628 million in the third quarter, putting it on track to raise $28500 billion this year.
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ThredUp, with about 1,000 employees, estimates it will sell 10 million items this year, putting it on track to double for the fourth year in a row.
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The dollar index has advanced more than 0.9 percent so far this week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly gain in more than two months.
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In total, the company has spent $2628,28503 on lobbying this year, putting it on track to surpass $22019 million in spending by the end of the year.
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The Australian dollar held steady at $0.6904, putting it on track to finish the week with a 0.5% gain, its first positive weekly performance in six weeks.
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Flowers said the DEA has dismantled 18 illegal hash-oil labs in San Diego this year, putting it on pace to nearly double the number in 2018.
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Putting it on YouTube and selling an advertising package that was "The Voice" plus guys like LeFloid or Gronkh, who are the top YouTubers in the marketplace.
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The remote Margaret River region has beauty, vineyards and an annual food and wine festival called the Gourmet Escape that is increasingly putting it on the map.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has risen 7 basis points so far this week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly gain in about two months.
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Or how much user error, like unrolling the condom before putting it on versus rolling it down the shaft all the way to the base, came into play.
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Against the , the dollar was up 0.47 percent at 113.59 yen, putting it on track for its biggest one-day gain against the Japanese currency in 12 days.
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Health care has gotten swept up with the broader market selling, putting it on track for its worst month since February 2009 and its worst quarter since 2015.
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"People spend 10 to 15% more on average just because they're putting it on a credit card, and not seeing where they stand all the time," he says.
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I feel like a lot of people, especially guys, are confused when it comes to why women wear makeup because they think we're putting it on for them.
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The GOP leadership's view was that they're still short on the vote count, and they wanted to be assured of 216 votes before putting it on the floor.
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The EEM emerging markets ETF has plummeted more than 43 percent in the past eight sessions, putting it on track for its worst monthly performance in three years.
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Traditionally, the activity formed part of the Wren Day celebrations in Ireland, which consist of "hunting" a fake wren and putting it on top of a decorated pole.
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The country is among Asia's biggest beer consumers putting it on the radar of international brewers keen to take advantage of changing lifestyles as its middle class grows.
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Echo Show extends the idea by pulling video chat off the desktop, tablet, or smartphone and putting it on your countertop, in your bedroom or on the credenza.
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Putting it on for the first time since I threw away my razor, I realized that while my femaleness shouldn't dictate my body hair, my femininity was separate.
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The Jonas shirt isn't available for sale on the Drew website yet ... maybe the Biebs is just giving a test run first before putting it on the market.
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MARTA PASS, Albania (Reuters) - The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has crossed the rocky mountains of Albania, putting it on track to start delivering gas to Europe next year.
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When what you're doing is taking a blighted house, piece by piece, out of the city of Detroit, and putting it on display in Europe, it's not okay.
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Beauty startup Memebox is relaunching its United States e-commerce business, about one year after putting it on hold to focus on building a review and community platform.
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Meanwhile, strategic buckles and snaps aim to make putting it on easy, while modular design means its mesh and fabric lining can be put in the washing machine.
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France's 10-year government bond yield dipped 2.8 basis points to 0.71 percent, putting it on track for its biggest one-day fall in more than two weeks.
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No complaints, or surprise, there—basically everyone who eats meat loves bacon, and won't argue with putting it on top of things that are already pretty damn tasty.
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Since medical providers will usually allow you to create interest-free payment plans, there's no reason to take on interest-bearing debt by putting it on your card.
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To get people used to borrowing a helmet for their rides, Wheels is giving 20 percent off for unlocking the helmet and putting it on your friggin' head.
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Voting start-ups have solved this by encrypting the data before putting it on a blockchain, but there are questions about whether this will solve other privacy concerns.
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Spot gold rose 20.31% to $20.292,21 an ounce as of 270:270.74 GMT, putting it on course for its biggest one-day jump in more than four months.
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It's a thick blue mask, so you'll want to be careful not to lay on any white pillowcases immediately after putting it on, but it absorbs completely overnight.
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Its stock was down nearly 3 percent in the week as of Thursday's close, putting it on track for its worst weekly loss in more than a month.
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On the supply side, U.S. oil production was expected to soon hit 10 million barrels per day (bpd), putting it on a par with top exporter Saudi Arabia.
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Bombardier's cash burn, a metric closely watched by analysts, was about $24.26 million in the second quarter, putting it on track to meet its 23 break-even goal.
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The other thing I keep in mind is that nobody who is making music, putting it on a record and going out and playing shows is completely sane.
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A lot of folks critiqued those as legitimizing the NK government and putting it on an equal level with the US. I'm curious what you thought of those.
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Its shares slumped by 14 percent in early trading, putting it on track for its worst day in 20 years and wiping 2.3 billion pounds off its market value.
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The Nasdaq could rise 0.4% and the S&P 500 could jump 0.3%, putting it on track to notch an all-time closing high for the third consecutive day.
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The IMF said this week it could hit seven digits this year, putting it on par with the crises of Zimbabwe in the 2000s and Germany in the 1920s.
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The way system evolved out of the original chili mac through the 1930s, and someone eventually had the bright idea of putting it on a small dog or fries.
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Gold rebounded to a fresh three-week high on Friday, as investor risk aversion lifted appetite for the metal, putting it on track for a second straight weekly rise.
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My exposures tended to involve feeling an obsessive thought come in, and tolerating the anxiety that thought caused me, rather than putting it on a list in my head.
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The SPDR S&P Bank ETF (KBE) was down nearly 4 percent for the week, putting it on track for its worst weekly performance since the week of Jan.
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They have hacked American websites, American accounts of private people, of institutions, then they have given that information to WikiLeaks for the purpose of putting it on the internet.
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And it would have to run anywhere, not just in a set scene with boundaries set by beacons or something, and do so within seconds of putting it on.
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First, LG and Nokia are going all-in with the Google Assistant button on their phones, putting it on their "full portfolio of new Android devices," according to Google.
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A New York state art gallery is turning a piece of hate mail on its head, adopting the screed as an unofficial slogan and putting it on T-shirts.
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That dragged down shares of its U.S. suppliers, mostly chipmakers, and helped pull the technology sector 21.22 percent lower, putting it on track to snap a three-day rally.
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The single currency is up around 0.6 percent since Monday , putting it on course for a third straight week of gains against the dollar, its best run since July.
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The pound has lost 1% against the euro this month and more than 2% against the dollar, putting it on track for its biggest monthly drop since June 2018.
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According to Acer and Microsoft, this is the lightest headset on the market (weighing just 350 grams), and after putting it on my face, it's really easy to believe.
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The company reported this month that it had missed its vehicle delivery target for the second consecutive quarter, putting it on track to fall short of its annual goal.
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It is expected to serve an initial 45 million passengers a year with an eventual capacity of 100 million, putting it on par with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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Including Wednesday's move, the U.S. 10-year yield has risen more than 11 basis points — putting it on track for its biggest two-day rise in nearly seven months.
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So, while I wasn't comfortable putting it on my official list based on that criteria, I still want to give this beautiful, captivating title a full-throated honorable mention.
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Shares of the industrial giant are up more than 34 percent so far this year, putting it on track for its second-best quarterly performance since at least 1971.
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What in the World It can be hard to find a functioning seatbelt in an Istanbul taxicab, and when I do, I think twice about putting it on. Why?
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It marks a huge step toward Ryan's ambitious goal of passing complicated tax legislation out of the House by Thanksgiving and putting it on President Trump's desk by Christmas.
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The combined company achieved $144 million in synergies in the first quarter of 2018, putting it on track to hit an expected $700 million by year-end, Simonelli said.
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U.S. natural gas futures edged lower on Friday, with the front-month contract down about 8 percent this week, putting it on track for a fourth week of losses.
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It was down as much as 23 basis points from Thursday's close, putting it on track for its steep one-day decline since August 2011, according to Reuters data.
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The Caps were putting it on Anaheim ... and some of the Ducks took issue with Hathaway's physical play -- and started a scrap all while Washington was scoring a goal.
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When asked about the scale of future moves, Nabiullina said the central bank was considering trimming the rate by 25 or 50 basis points, or putting it on hold.
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And today, in their casting and subject matter, Ms. Lovette, 25, and Mr. Peck, 30, are also responding to the contemporary world and putting it on the ballet stage.
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The number of virus deaths in Iran hit 213 on March 5, putting it on a par with Italy as the country with the highest death toll outside China.
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The Islamic republic has reported 194 deaths from the virus on Sunday, putting it on a par with Italy as the country with the highest death toll outside China.
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Let's not forget, the S&P is up 5003 percent little more than halfway through 2018, putting it on track for a perfectly respectable 10 percent return, including dividends.
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On Thursday, Aramco priced its IPO at 22020 riyals per share ($22017), putting it on track to raise $22014 billion in what would be the largest IPO ever conducted.
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The number of virus deaths in Iran hit 213 on March 5, putting it on a par with Italy as the country with the highest death toll outside China.
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They have hacked American websites, American accounts of private people, of institutions, then they have given that information to Wikileaks for the purpose of putting it on the internet.
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So, basically, they're putting it on their watches, but you're out of luck with the bike computer, because it's more places for them to have to pay for it?
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Against the euro, the pound has gained 5 percent, putting it on course for its best month on a trade-weighted basis since the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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We're pretty sure it was J.Lo's obliques that slashed up her second-skin gunmetal dress when she was putting it on, because it doesn't get more sharply chiseled than that!
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The lost 7 percent for the week and is now down 17.8 percent from its record reached earlier in the year, putting it on the brink of a bear market.
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Then at 6:28AM ET, the Soyuz capsule will ignite its engines for a few minutes, taking the vehicle out of orbit and putting it on its descent to Earth.
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The city's leaders have also been accused of politicizing the police force by putting it on the front lines of a crisis playing out between the government and its critics.
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The company also still expects to complete 300 store remodels in 2020, putting it on track to remodel at least 1,000 locations out of its fleet of more than 1,800.
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That being said, you may risk ruining the friendship (or putting it on hold for a while) because one or both of you might feel uncomfortable after you say something.
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Halliburton shares, which have declined nearly 3.53% this year, were up 23.5% in early trading to $25.93, putting it on track for the largest single-day gain since late 25.97.
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Because otherwise, that would be annoying for the person putting it on that anyone could see it, so the only way you can hear about it is through an invitation.
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Essentially, Affirm helps customers afford a Lululemon jacket by spreading out equal payments over three months, instead of putting it on a credit card where interest would compound each month.
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Despite the social network's huge user population, its growth isn't slowing down, putting it on a path to potentially catch up to parent network Facebook's user number down the road.
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Other members have advocated doing the same, but there isn't any evidence yet that the vote total has changed and putting it on the floor to fail isn't an option.
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Francis wants care for the environment to be part of the "seven works of mercy," putting it on par with feeding the hungry, clothing the naked and visiting the sick.
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Against the yen, the dollar was up 0.5 percent JPY= at 113.61 yen, putting it on track for its biggest one-day gain against the Japanese currency in eight days.
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Holliday's followers quickly began calling out the brand for creating a piece of clothing with that message to begin with and Revolve for putting it on a sample size model.
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"Kate just took this simple concept and even as simple of instead of putting the label on the inside, putting it on the outside," longtime friend Bobbi Brown told PEOPLE.
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The lira weakened the most, staying a whisker off record lows though expectations of policy tightening lifted the currency earlier this week, putting it on track for small weekly gains.
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"I don't think it's necessarily bad to put this condiment onto your meals, especially if you are putting it on healthy foods likes whole grains, vegetables and eggs," Lockwood says.
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The protective layers of Ebola-PPE induce profuse sweating before one is done putting it on, and thus the amount of time one can work with patients is agonizingly short.
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For example, when Facebook's founding CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, prepared to scale Facebook, putting it on a path to its eventual IPO, he hired Sheryl Sandberg as his chief operating officer.
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The elections appeared to confirm opinion poll findings which show the League doubling its support since the March 4 election and putting it on par with its larger coalition partner.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.2%, putting it on track for a 2% weekly gain - which would make it the best week since mid-June.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.2%, putting it on track for a 33% weekly gain - which would make it the best week since mid-June.
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But in November, as the N.W.H.L. struggled to gain new sponsors, the league had to cut pay almost in half, putting it on par with the C.W.H.L.'s payment structure.
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Standard & Poor's is expected to say by the end of the month whether it will cut the rating of Germany's largest lender after putting it on "credit watch" in April.
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That pushed the MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan up by a quarter of a percent, putting it on track for a third consecutive day of gains.
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Biomet helped broaden Zimmer's portfolio from hip and knee replacements to all kinds of orthopedic needs, putting it on a more level playing field with the likes of Johnson & Johnson.
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The court said ad-blocking provider Eyeo should not charge Axel Springer for putting it on its "white list" of publishers and advertisers it exempts from blanket blocking by consumers.
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So anyone who manufactures a "food contact substance," which includes chemical additives, coatings, paper, or polymers, must first get the okay from the FDA before putting it on the market.
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In a medical milestone, a gene-altering leukemia therapy was unanimously recommended by an F.D.A. panel, putting it on track to be the first gene therapy to reach the market.
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And it was a key test for Virgin, which already touts more than 700 reservations at $33,000 a ticket, and putting it on track to begin the commercial trips next year.
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So I feel that putting it on YouTube Red is probably the best place that it can go and have a home and just chill out, you know what I mean?
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"They have hacked American websites, American accounts of private people, of institutions, then they have given that information to WikiLeaks for the purpose of putting it on the Internet," she added.
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DJI briefly ticked above 23,000 on an intraday basis on Tuesday, putting it on track for its fourth-shortest gallop between thousand-point milestones in its more than 100-year history.
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The benchmark MSCI World index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, rose 0.45 percent on Monday to hit a record high, putting it on course for its best year since 2009.
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I didn't know how it worked, who it was designed to pleasure, or what you should know before putting it on (or a ring on it, as the case may be).
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The threat hit the Mexican peso, which fell 3% to a five-month low of 19.74 per dollar, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop since October last year.
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It's quite playful but states that I'm probably going to be fat forever and I'm so fine with that I'm going to own it by putting it on my body forever.
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For the first 11 months, China imported 418.11 million tonnes of foreign crude oil, or 9.17 million bpd, putting it on track to make this year a record high for imports.
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The pound slipped 0.2% against the euro to 89.115 pence , putting it on track for its sixth consecutive week of losses against the euro, its longest losing streak of the year.
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The threat hit the Mexican peso, which fell 3% to a five-month low of 19.74 per dollar, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop since October last year.
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"They have hacked American websites, American accounts of private people, of institutions, then they have given that information to WikiLeaks for the purpose of putting it on the internet," she said.
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Racing its ride-hailing rival Uber to an IPO, Lyft confidentially filed the paperwork to go public, putting it on pace for a listing in the first quarter of next year.
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In May, Nissan forecast a 28% plunge in its annual operating profit after a 45% fall in the previous year, putting it on course for the weakest earnings in 11 years.
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And it's definitely been spreading—Nielsen Music has announced that Reputation officially passed 1,050,000 in sales as of Monday, putting it on track to become the best-selling album of 2017.
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"A lot of designers don't want to do [the traditional fashion schedule] anymore because your stuff is getting out there in advance of you putting it on the shelf," she said.
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And sure, you're good about putting it on before you go to the beach, and yeah, you bought some SPF 15 moisturizer, but admit it: You could definitely be doing better.
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I wasn't really paying attention to what I was doing and ended up putting it on "backward," with the "tear" of the toilet paper facing the wall, rather than facing outward.
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And although not yet a licensed bank, it has rolled out bank account features at a shockingly fast pace, putting it on feature parity with Monzo in a number of instances.
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Even still, the lower-cost Mavyret could force pharmacy benefit managers and health insurers to consider putting it on their preferred drug lists in addition to, or instead of, Gilead's drugs.
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The iPhone SE is a four-inch smartphone utilizing the same design as the iPhone 5, yet with upgraded innards putting it on par with the performance of the iPhone 6S.
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Not a good Oscar—best makeup, or something, which I didn't even know was an Oscar until today, so big up Suicide Squad for putting it on the map—but yeah.
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Including the current move, the U.S. 10-year yield has risen more than 12 basis points - putting it on track for its biggest two-day rise in more than seven months.
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This would imply a market value of just under 2.3 billion Swiss francs ($2.4 billion) for the company, putting it on track for the biggest Swiss IPO since Petroplus in 2006.
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Know where your life jacket is and practice putting it on, but don't wear it until you've reached the deck or have been instructed to do so by a crew member.
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VIX, has taken several steps to confront manipulation claims that have helped drive the Cboe's stock down about 15 percent this year, putting it on pace for its worst year ever.
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The villains are scary for their apparent lack of motivation other than pure love of the kill, putting it on par with Rob Zombie's 31 and other films about hunting humans.
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The benchmark MSCI World index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, rose 0.41 percent on Monday to hit a record high, putting it on course for its best year since 2009.
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They take a black muscle tee, throw some tool on the side of it, and charge $19.99 before putting it on the shelf three months before the [designer's] clothes come out.
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As of its Thursday close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 13.36% so far this week, putting it on track for its largest weekly percentage loss since the financial crisis.
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The pound slipped 0.2% against the euro to 89.115 pence, putting it on track for its sixth consecutive week of losses against the euro, its longest losing streak of the year.
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In its most recent earnings report, it announced a $4 billion quarter, putting it on a $16 billion run rate, and making it by far the most successful SaaS company ever.
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U.S. stocks fell for the second straight day on Friday, with the S&P closing more than 1 percent lower, putting it on pace for its worst day of the month.
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Contrasting colors make putting it on correctly every time a cinch, and there are six different places on the harness to make adjustments for wide necks, barrel chests, and chunky bellies.
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In a medical milestone, a new leukemia treatment was unanimously recommended by an F.D.A. panel on July 12, putting it on track to be the first _________ to reach the market. 26.
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But, even when the chalkboard showed that the water temperature had dropped to five degrees Celsius, or forty-one degrees Fahrenheit, it didn't seem worth the bother of putting it on.
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Earlier in the day, Samsung reported its best-ever quarterly profit, beating expectations and putting it on track for record annual earnings on the back of a memory chip super-cycle.
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Greece outperformed its fiscal targets last year and should meet fiscal goals this year, putting it on track for its primary surplus target in 2018, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said.
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Germany's 20.8-year government bond fell 22019 basis points in late trade to a session low of 0.406 percent, putting it on track for its biggest one-day drop since Sept. 28.
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Target reported sales and earnings Tuesday that missed Wall Street's expectations, and the stock sank more than 13 percent in early trading, putting it on pace for its worst day since Aug.
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As of April 30, nearly 41,000 children have been sent to the agency, putting it on track to "care for the largest number of (unaccompanied children) in the program's history," it says.
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Beginning in 1918, Mabel Dodge brought modernism to Taos, New Mexico, putting it on the national and international maps of the avant-garde and creating a "Paris West" in the American Southwest.
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Shares of Square plunged more than 20 percent Friday, putting it on track for its biggest daily loss ever, after the mobile payment firm reported a bigger-than-expected first-quarter loss.
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You're not going to know how people found it and how much of this is dependent on Netflix putting it on their homepage versus you talking about it on your Twitter feed.
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I have to stress the obvious here: wrapping the screen around the outside of the device exposes it to many more hazards than putting it on the inside like Samsung has done.
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Back in December, the company said that the Switch had sold a total of 10 million units worldwide, putting it on track to beat the first-year sales of the original Wii.
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It was a rough day for AstraZeneca which lost around $13 billion of its market value as its shares plunged 15.8 percent, putting it on track for its worst day on record.
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Broadly, WeChat is going from being a social-media platform (akin to Facebook and WhatsApp rolled into one) to becoming a mobile-operating system, putting it on a collision course with Apple.
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"I'm sure if you asked the people who founded the museum in the 1870s, their aim was to make the collection accessible by putting it on public display, quite literally," Tallon said.
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The strong performance helped WPP to report first-quarter like-for-like net sales growth of 3.2 percent, in line with forecasts and putting it on track for its full-year target.
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"We've been trying to cobble together rights with an eye towards building an app, a first-class app, streaming high quality and putting it on the device (consumers) want best," said Bowman.
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The microphone is embedded in the front tip of the helmet, which struck me as insane, but it turns out it works way better than putting it on a strap or something.
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Humira, known chemically as adalimumab, is by far the world's top-selling prescription medicine with second-quarter global sales of $4.7 billion, putting it on track for annual sales exceeding $18 billion.
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The yuan CNY=CFXS is down nearly 6.6 percent against the dollar in 2016, putting it on track for its biggest annual fall since China established its foreign exchange market in 1994.
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Also, parents should be aware of anything that might tip or topple over the device, such as putting it on an elevated surface or weighing it down with heavy objects like purses.
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The group operates in the so-called "affordable luxury" segment with dresses sold at around the 400 euro ($443.00) mark, putting it on a par with the likes of Britain's Ted Baker .
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Whittaker went from purely defending himself, to picking off short counters and elbows, to finally putting it on Brunson: dropping him with a retreating counter and finishing him with a high kick.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude is now down more than 25% this week, putting it on track for its worst week since December 2008, and its third largest weekly decline on record.
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Palladium, meanwhile, gained 21% to $217.66,703.44 an ounce as of 0638 GMT and held close to Thursday's all-time peak of $1,704.59, putting it on track for an about 2% weekly gain.
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Kaine acknowledged Trump may well veto his war powers resolution but argued that the act of putting it on the president's desk will send a more powerful message than the concurrent resolution.
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The Constitution of California, however, grants a right to privacy — putting it on equal footing with the rights to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
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Among other precious metals, platinum fell more than 1% to $881.05 an ounce and was down more than 4% this week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly decline since May.
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And Mario Maker 033 was similar, but I also gave Mario Maker 2 a pass because I thought by putting it on Switch they'll have lots of updates coming along for it.
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While that was down from Thursday's near six-week high of 93.666, the index has still risen 1.1 percent this week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly gain since December.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 903 points to 290,260, bringing its gain for the week to more than 2300 points and putting it on pace for its best week of the year.
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By taking the focus off of Newt and putting it on the vast world of his background characters, Crimes of Grindelwald takes a few troubled steps away from any sense of a center.
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In the first half of 2016 subscription streaming in America reached a retail value of $1 billion, up by over $4.23m in just one year, putting it on a par with digital downloads.
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Despite the dollar's recent gains, it last remained down 8 percent against the yen for the year, putting it on track to post its worst yearly percentage decline against the yen since 2010.
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You can check out the complete list on FiveThirtyEight, but the gist is: Nobody wants to hear the "Chicken Dance," with couples in 23.1% weddings putting it on their "do not play" lists.
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SoundCloud has now brought the service to the U.K. and Ireland for £343 ($234) or 22015 euros ($231) a month, putting it on par with Spotify and Apple Music in terms of price.
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MSCI's index for emerging market shares, down 6% in a renewed global sell-off this month due to the conflict, also fell, putting it on track for a third straight week of losses.
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The Plus model fairs slightly better at 4,300 mAh capacity, putting it on par with other high-end phones on the market but still eons shy of ROG 2's 6,000 mAh battery.
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In the second episode, Cooper's dopplegänger looks at its location on a map, putting it on the western edge of the state, just at the northernmost tip of the Black Hills National Forest.
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Imports of the steelmaking raw material reached 935 million tonnes in January-November, putting it on track to top 1 billion tonnes this year and surpass the record 952.84 million tonnes in 2015.
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Because I had shown everyone my dick—just by putting it on the table so to speak—so what if I want to play the violin or take a ballet class or something?!
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin rallied 10 percent on Wednesday to more than $4,100, putting it on course for its biggest daily rise since mid-April as it pulled itself out of a recent slump.
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For her, as for Ms. Lloyd and Ms. Taymor, the enduring resonance of the play's misogyny, whether Shakespeare endorsed it or simply depicted it, is an argument in favor of putting it on.
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Carbon Engineering expects to reach its financing target of $60 million by the end of the first quarter, putting it on track to accelerate the commercialization of its technology, the firm told Reuters.
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Overall, America's annual trade deficit with Beijing is still running roughly 85033 percent above 2017 — putting it on pace to clock an all-time high, when final 2018 figures are released next month.
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Waymo is making its ride-hailing app more widely available by putting it on the Google Play store as the self-driving car company prepares to open its service to more Phoenix residents.
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China's economy picked up towards the end of last year, supported by higher government spending and record bank lending, putting it on track to meet the government's target of 6.5-7 percent growth.
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Investment in the industry fell a seasonally-adjusted 8.6 percent in the third quarter of the year, putting it on track for the deepest fall since the Asian financial crisis in the 313s.
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The Commerce Department's move to block sales to Huawei, by putting it on a so-called entity list, set off confusion within the Chinese company and its many American suppliers, the people said.
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We weren't taking a newspaper and putting it on the web, we were creating a digital native product and we did it inside of a very old, stuffy newspaper company at the time.
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The United States last week warned citizens to exercise increased caution when traveling to Australia due to the fire risks, putting it on the same Level Two advisory as protest-wracked Hong Kong.
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"I raised concerns about this proposed takeover to the Treasury Department directly, and I commend the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. for putting it on hold," Cotton said in a statement.
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He estimated the cost — which included designing a new logo and putting it on signs, menus, business cards and uniforms, as well as websites and social media accounts — at between $50,000 and $100,000.
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LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Travis Perkins, Britain's biggest building materials group, said its Wickes home improvement business saw a strong performance in its latest quarter, putting it on track to demerge this year.
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Seven & I Holdings reiterated its forecast of a rise 2% in annual operating profit to 420 billion yen ($3.89 billion), putting it on track for a its ninth consecutive year of record earnings.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Pakistan's Supreme Court on Tuesday suspended an extension of the term of office for the country's army chief, putting it on a possible collision course with the powerful military.
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Despite the dollar's recent gains, it last remained down 7.7 percent against the yen for the year, putting it on track to post its worst yearly percentage decline against the yen since 2010.
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While he's unsure that Venezuela has earned the designation of a state sponsor of terror, putting it on the list could prove useful in "breaking the back of the elites in power," he said.
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In 2017, SMB expects to export more than 15 million tonnes of bauxite, putting it on a par with number one producer Guinea Bauxite Company (CBG), majority owned by Alcoa, Rio Tinto and Dadco.
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The timeline is pretty obvious too; I'm betting that Samsung will unveil the device at Mobile World Congress 2018 in late February before putting it on sale sometime in the spring or early summer.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 0.1.75 index of leading shares was up 0.5 percent, bringing its gains for this week to 3 percent and putting it on track for its best week in three months.
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Preparations were under way on Tuesday ahead of next week's opening at London's O2 venue, with organizers opening a crate carrying a puppet of the much-loved Yoda character and putting it on display.
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The dollar index, which fell to a six-month low of 97.333 on Wednesday, is down nearly 1.5 percent for the week, putting it on track for its biggest weekly slide since July 2016.
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IBM is launching a mobile version of its cybersecurity training center, designed to help train and respond to cyber incidents, by putting it on an 18-wheel expandable tractor trailer, the company announced Monday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Greece outperformed its fiscal targets last year and should meet fiscal goals this year, putting it on track for its primary surplus target in 2018, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said.
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Hong Kong shares fell 0.6 percent, but were still headed for a 9.8 percent quarterly jump and China's CSI 300 index added 0.4 percent, putting it on track for a 4.3 percent quarterly rise.
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Buying a home obviously takes much more work than simply putting it on your list, but not getting there by age 30 doesn't mean you carelessly frittered your money away à la Carrie Bradshaw.
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An added wrinkle is that the government brought forward by a week its annual Budget statement, putting it on May 3 which happens to be the same day as the RBA's monthly policy meeting.
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By contrast, the property sector weighed in Dubai, where the index lost 0.3 percent, putting it on course for another day of unbroken declines since it recorded a two-month high on June 12.
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Iran, meanwhile, announced that it will stop abiding by parts of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal — which the US fully withdrew from last year — potentially putting it on the path to obtaining a nuke.
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Given its remarkable condition, there's a good chance Skinny could spark a bidding war amongst museums who are not only interested in studying the specimen, but also putting it on display to draw visitors.
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In another sign of risk aversion, the Australian dollar , often used as a liquid proxy for China investments, eased 0.10 percent to $0.7123, putting it on track for a third straight session of losses.
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The South Korean tech giant said first-quarter operating profit likely slid 60 percent from a year earlier, missing market expectations and putting it on track for its weakest quarterly profit since late 2016.
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Sterling was up by more than 2.7 percent against the U.S dollar in mid-afternoon trade on Tuesday following Theresa May's Brexit speech, putting it on track for its biggest daily increase since 1998.
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Last April, Watt announced his deal with Reebok by completing a 5 feet 1 inch box jump using the company's ZPump Fusion shoes — and filming it and putting it on his social media feeds.
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The pan-European Euro Stoxx Banks Index rose above 6 percent in morning trade, hitting its highest level since December 2015 and putting it on course for the biggest one-day rise April 2016.
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Rather than ordering produce over the phone, getting it delivered, putting it on a plate, and taking money from someone, your job becomes more about developing relationships with producers and then showcasing their work.
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He will devote the rest of this week's schedule exclusively to debating the nomination instead of putting it on a parallel track with legislative business, as was done with other Trump nominees this year.
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The flip side, what people don't realize, is you're basically putting it on the balance sheet, and just as it doesn't get counted on the way in, it gets counted on the way out.
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Should the merger go ahead, the combined entity would have assets worth upwards of 120 billion riyals ($33 billion), according to Reuters calculations, putting it on a par with Commercial Bank of Qatar (COMB.
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The yen surged against the dollar, euro and sterling, putting it on course for its biggest jump against the dollar since February and its biggest gain in five years against the two European currencies.
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While a supportive mattress is a good start, putting it on the floor could make your apartment look like a temporary spot — rather than a space you're working hard to make feel like home.
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In another sign of risk aversion, the Australian dollar , often used as a liquid proxy for China investments, eased 0.3 percent to $0.7134, putting it on track for a third straight session of losses.
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Hurricane Dorian, though moving slowly, hit the Bahamas as a Category 5 storm with 185 mph sustained wind speeds, putting it on par with the strongest storm ever to make landfall in the Atlantic.
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The Commerce Department reported Friday that the economy grew at a very strong pace of 3.5 percent in the third quarter, putting it on track for its best year in more than a decade.
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The White House was also preparing to release the text of a trade deal with Mexico that does not include Canada, putting it on a collision course with Congress over the fate of Nafta.
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Among Democrats, 10 percent named the environment as the single top issue in a November IPSOS poll—putting it on par with the economy and above crime, education, or immigration, although well below healthcare.
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The FTSEurofirst 20.64 jumped over 23%, putting it on course for its best day in well over a year, only to suffer a major mid-morning wobble that left it just 2000% better off.
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The FTSEurofirst 2000 jumped over 21.5%, putting it on course for its best day in well over a year and Wall Street S&P 251.3 and Dow futures were pointing to similar gains too.
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That helped push the pound to its highest since the results of last June's vote to leave the European Union, putting it on track for its best week against the dollar since October 2009.
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Mr. Taber, a Realtor with Jaqua Realtors in Kalamazoo, spent two years encouraging the owner, who lived in Washington State, to get the 1953 house in livable shape before putting it on the market.
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The conference itself wasn't particularly unusual — lots of big hitters in cryptocurrency were there, holding onstage panels and talking about their plans to revolutionize this-or-that industry by putting it on the blockchain.
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While Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson are only just becoming comfortable talking about their relationship, they've never had any problem putting it on display (remember the sex bench?) The two hit up the U.
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In another sign of risk aversion, the Australian dollar , often used as a liquid proxy for China investments, eased 0.262.19 percent to $0.7134, putting it on track for a third straight session of losses.
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Figures to be published next week will show global air freight traffic fell around 10% in February, putting it on course for a 15%-20% drop for the year as a whole, IATA said.
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After five or six months, she showed him how to move it, get it in onto a Harpo trolley and load it into her car, putting it on its side on blankets and pillows.
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Hot-plating—putting it on a warm surface to remove moisture—is the absolute minimum for a connoisseur, while washing it with acetone—an elaborate but doable-at-home science experiment—is next-level.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 262.56 points to close at 21.37,0.6973.31, bringing its gain for the week to more than 900 points and putting it on pace for its best week of the year.
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Intel, Micron Technology and Nvidia each fell at least 4 percent in afternoon trade, pushing the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down 3.7 percent and putting it on track for its biggest one-day drop since April.
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But on Tuesday, it rebounded after PBOC Governor Yi Gang's remarks and continued to ride the updraft on Wednesday, putting it on track for its first two-day winning streak since the middle of June.
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The Google and Uber veterans behind Forward, a new San Francisco health care startup, want to bring their vision for reinventing the doctor's office to the wider public — so they're putting it on four wheels.
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The U.S. has stepped up pressure on Huawei recently, putting it on a blacklist that requires American firms to get a license from the government before selling to the Chinese telecom equipment and smartphone maker.
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I get so nervous [putting it on airplane mode] because there are a lot of things that can go wrong and I'm very close to my loved ones and I like to always have contact.
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Germany's 10-year Bund yield fell 4 basis points to 0.29 percent, its lowest level since late April 2015 and putting it on track to end the month with falls of over 30 basis points.
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Embiid is still under a minutes limit but showed off his skill set by shooting the ball from distance, putting it on the floor and playing with his back to the basket in his debut.
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LONDON, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Digital currency bitcoin fell more than 20 percent in the space of four hours of trading on Thursday, putting it on track for its worst daily performance in nearly two years.
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For the week, the dollar has rallied 5.3 percent against the yen, putting it on track for its largest weekly rise since February 1999, as expectations of significant stimulus from Japan weighed on the yen.
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The shares fell nearly 8 percent to $0003 in mid-day trade, adding to a 5 percent decline on Monday and putting it on course for its biggest two-day percentage drop since June 2009.
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After shrinking nearly 26 percent last year, Brazil's $213 trillion economy could contract a further 214.25 percent in 93, according to the International Monetary Fund, putting it on track for its worst recession since 29.
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As a standup comedian, when I go onstage I'm very honest about the fact that my feelings are easily hurt, that I care about being looked at, and that I'm putting it on the line.
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The Palantir cofounder's comments also coincide with the president waging a trade war with China in which his administration handcuffed Huawei, one of the country's biggest tech firms, by putting it on an entity blacklist.
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The CSI 20.1 index of Shanghai and Shenzen shares, which fell to a two-year low last week, rose 21 percent, putting it on course for its largest weekly gain for more than two years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound weakened on Monday, marking its first three-day fall against the dollar this year and putting it on the back foot ahead of Thursday's first Bank of England meeting of 2017.
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The shares fell nearly 8 percent to $368.88 in mid-day trade, adding to a 5 percent decline on Monday and putting it on course for its biggest two-day percentage drop since June 0003.
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FULL-YEAR UNDERWRITING LOSS LIKELY Berkshire lost $1.44 billion from insurance underwriting in the quarter and $1.73 billion from January to September, putting it on pace for its first full-year underwriting loss since 2002.
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"YouTuber ItsMyRaeRae did a review of Korean peel-off products, and it made me want to try it, though I could tell it would take a bit of expertise putting it on properly," she said.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Crisis-stricken Venezuela's money supply has surged over 200 percent in a year, its fastest rise since records began in 1940, putting it on track for what is likely the world's highest inflation.
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Anglo-South African financial services firm Old Mutual dropped 5.5 percent after posting a 9 percent fall in first-half operating profit, putting it on track for its biggest daily loss in over 6 months.
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Palladium, meanwhile, was down 217.55% at $1,698.33 per ounce, as of 0306 GMT, but held close to Thursday's all-time peak of $1,704.59 an ounce, putting it on track for an about 2% weekly gain.
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Last month it asked investors to for an 8 billion euro cash injection, the fourth such request since 2010, putting it on track to raise more than its entire market value over roughly seven years.
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It's possible that the black hole's cohort of stars were stripped from it because of gravitational forces during the collision, putting it on a bit of a "crash diet," Comerford said during the press conference.
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The company said earlier this month its initial public offering (IPO) on the Danish-Swedish Spotlight exchange was more than 20 times oversubscribed, putting it on course to raise 18.6 million Danish crowns ($2.85 million).
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On Wednesday, the U.S. central bank left target interest rates unchanged at 1.75 percent to 2.00 percent as it viewed the economy as strong, putting it on track to lift borrowing costs at its Sept.
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The euro jumped as much as 2 percent against the dollar, while the Euro STOXX 50 Index of blue-chip shares rose nearly 4 percent, putting it on track for its biggest daily gain since 2015.
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Square posted a largely successful fourth quarter that showed continuing growth with its Cash App — with users spending around $90 million on its Cash card in December, putting it on a potentially $1 billion run rate.
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The S&P 229.6 Retail ETX (XRT) was down nearly 215% Friday afternoon and has fallen nearly 15.3% this month, putting it on pace for its worst month since November 2008, when the XRT lost 20.25%.
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The single European currency dropped to as low as fell as low as $1.0949, and was last down 0.1% and has now lost 1.2% since Monday, putting it on track for its worst week since November.
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A total of 881 people, or nearly five per day, died at the hands of police between January and June, putting it on track to be the highest number since records started being kept in 2003.
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The single currency dropped 0.1 percent to trade at $1.1426, but in the April-June quarter the euro has climbed over 7 percent, putting it on track for its biggest quarterly gain since January-March 2011.
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That was equivalent to 1.1 percent of Argentina's gross domestic product, putting it on track to beat the 2.6 percent year-end deficit target the government set earlier in the year, Treasury Minister Nicolas Dujovne said.
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Australia's commodity-linked currency also got help from rising prices for iron ore, one of the country's major exports, putting it on track to become the biggest winner against the U.S. dollar in early London trading.
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The transactions, which are tipped to be as much as 5.8bn, will add to the 10bn already printed in the European corporate bond market since Monday, putting it on track for a possible record-breaking week.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - An experimental Novartis pill given with an older drug kept advanced breast cancer in check far longer than standard treatment alone, putting it on track to challenge Pfizer's blockbuster Ibrance, data showed on Saturday.
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This will bring the MENA region's overall weighting close to 7%, putting it on par with the likes of Emerging Europe, Brazil, South Africa and India, a significant milestone in the evolution of MENA capital markets.
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While President Donald Trump has sent mixed messages on the Alexander-Murray bill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell signaled openness to putting it on the Senate floor for a vote if Trump would give his blessing.
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Sterling has climbed 4 percent since the start of the year against the dollar, putting it on track for its strongest month in more than four year against a dollar that has weakened across the board.
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South Africa's rand strengthened against the dollar on Friday, putting it on track to end a week marked by the annual budget higher, after Moody's signalled the nation's spending plans did not weaken its policy credibility.
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The fast-growing creator of news and video apps is already privately valued at $75 billion, putting it on par with web search outfit Baidu, whose public equity in early December was worth some $65 billion.
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This will bring the MENA regions overall weighting close to 7%, putting it on par with the likes of Emerging Europe, Brazil, South Africa and India, a significant milestone in the evolution of MENA capital markets.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index of leading shares was last up 1.6 percent, bringing its gains for this week to 4 percent and putting it on track for its best week over in three months.
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Mr. de Blasio said that New York City would be unable to stay under that cap, putting it on the hook for some $1.1 billion, which would result in a raft of cuts to other programs.
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Partly in response, Iran announced that it would stop abiding by parts of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal — which the US fully withdrew from last year — potentially putting it on the path to obtaining the bomb.
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Then, in its latest earnings call, Ralph Lauren said it had opened 10 additional stores in mainland China in the last quarter, putting it on track to open more than 22024 by the end of 275.
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While outrage over the caricature continued to ricochet around the world, the newspaper that originally published it, The Herald Sun, decided to respond to the criticism by — rather brazenly — putting it on its front page, above.
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Shares of energy, airline and technology companies led the broader market lower on Wall Street, as the S&P closed more than 24.15 percent lower, putting it on pace for its worst day of the month.
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Opening on February 5, the film made about $405 million ($2.7 billion yuan) in just over its first week in China alone -- putting it on track to become the country's most successful film of all time.
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"You need to understand that you're taking debt that could potentially be discharged, and instead you're putting it on your house, where you could lose your house if you don't pay back your mortgage," said Adam.
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The Dow also plunged Thursday, dropping 1,032 points in its second-worst one-day point decline in history, putting it on track for its worst week since October 2008 during the depths of the financial crisis.
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Clinical trial testing of the pill was stopped early because of good results, boosting Novartis's efforts to build up its oncology business and putting it on track to compete with a similar blockbuster product from Pfizer.
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In 2015, Louise Smith was also caught on camera at a pub in Rockcliffe, England, called the Crown and Thistle after pulling a piece of a young girl's hair out and putting it on her plate.
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The history of the medium can be described as a series of events in which men fell in love with women and made art and money out of that love by putting it on the screen.
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UNESCO considered putting it on the "in danger" list last year due to recent widespread destruction but voted against it, allowing Australia's conservative government to dodge political embarrassment and potential damage to the country's tourism industry.
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The superstar boxer and his smokin' hot baby mama, Erica Mendez, are having the time of their lives out on vacation in Puerto Rico ... dancin' it up and putting it on display for all to enjoy.
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The stock was last down more than 12 percent in morning trading on the news, putting it on track for ts work week since 2008 and its worst day since May 2016, when shares dropped 13.4 percent.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's first science fiction blockbuster, "The Wandering Earth", has raked in 93 billion yuan ($443 million) in ticket sales in less than 10 days, putting it on track to become the country's highest-grossing film.
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SAP climbed 20.7027 percent, putting it on target for its best day since November 22019, as U.S. activist investor Elliott revealed a 20.34 billion euro stake in SAP and said it supported a new management efficiency drive.
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Apple's done well for itself when it comes to its own forays into streaming subscriptions; Apple Music recently surpassed 40 million paying subscribers, putting it on the path to eclipse Spotify in the US later this year.
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Genmab shares fell 19.3 percent by 0738 GMT, making the stock the biggest loser in the Stoxx 600 index, its lowest level since May 2016, and putting it on track for the biggest daily fall since 2010.
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But at least the government protects the gay community; so much so that I could take the risk of making a video and putting it on a platform for all to see without fearing for my life.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Picture an old telephone exchange with operators connecting calls manually, add vast computing power by putting it on the Amazon cloud, and you have Working Group Two — a new platform for hosting 'virtual' mobile networks.
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Revenue for all S&P 500 companies is expected to have fallen 3.4 percent in the fourth quarter, putting it on track for a fourth quarter of declines and underscoring doubts about companies' ability to increase spending.
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As I dealt with the guilt of tossing this beautiful but barely-used makeup (which someone else might have treasured), I had a realization: I love playing with makeup — but I hate putting it on my face.
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When I'm journaling my life and putting it on paper to a melody and then allowing people to hear it, I can't worry about what somebody might twist it into, because it's not like I'm hiding anything.
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U.S. regulators have granted a priority review to AstraZeneca's ovarian cancer drug Lynparza as a treatment for breast cancer, putting it on track for potential approval in the new disease area during the first quarter of 2018.
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Just press them on the back of your phone (I recommend putting it on a phone case because the adhesive does leave some residue if you take it off) for easy access to your most important cards.
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But putting it on the floor and moving it to the Senate, where it will die (or watching it fail in the House) is a key piece of the legislative maneuvering that opens up pathways in negotiations.
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Britain's pound surged above $1.36 on Friday to its highest level since the results of last June's vote to leave the European Union, putting it on track for its best week against the dollar since October 2009.
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The euro jumped around 21.3 ticks to $21, close to a 2-1/2 year high of $1.2092, it had hit earlier in the day, putting it on track for its biggest weekly gains since end-June.
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Supporters of Interior's rule say capturing methane and putting it on the natural gas market will lead to a bigger financial return for both drillers and American taxpayers, who own the land on which the companies drill.
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I have vivid memories of my dad feeding me fish, but because we couldn't have a deep conversation, his way of showing love was deboning it or taking chunks of it and putting it on my rice.
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Her committee chairs emerged late Monday from the meeting with Pelosi vowing to piece together a package of measures to protect workers affected by coronavirus as quickly as possible — perhaps putting it on the floor this week.
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The Greens and FDP were both on 10 percent while the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) was on 7 percent, putting it on course to win seats in Lower Saxony's state assembly for the first time.
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The two claimed that advertisers would "be able to target a potential audience over time of more than 30 million viewers, putting it on a par with leading social networks," in an online release in June 2017.
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The company still expects an operating margin above 220% for 0.93, putting it on track for its 20.9 goals of an operating margin of above 21% and like-for-like sales growth of 20.8990-5%, Cabanis said.
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Oren Lefkowitz, a 24-year-old musician from Montreal, doesn't necessarily love "I'm the One," but finds himself putting it on anyway, especially in certain situations like pre-drinks with good friends before a big night out.
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The first time I listened to the album was on a short visit to my hometown in Colorado, putting it on in the dark one night as I drifted off while staying at my girlfriend's old house.
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Mounted on the front could be a 32-megapixel camera with three-way gimbal, capable of recording in 4K, putting it on par with the Mavic Pro, but an upgrade from the 1080p video capture on the Spark.
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Access to content on The Roku Channel will be offered for free, with the platform operating as an ad-supported app, effectively putting it on the same footing at OTT apps like Hulu – which could be a problem.
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The southern state has never been an SPD stronghold, but the projected 13 percent for the party would be a nightmare even by Bavarian standards, putting it on a par with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Palladium hit a high of $2300,22018 on Thursday, just off a 16-year high from last week, while platinum hit a low of $887.50 per ounce, putting it on track for its biggest weekly loss in nine months.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - British education company Pearson reported a 2 percent rise in first-quarter underlying revenue on Friday, putting it on track to stabilize its top-line this year after more than five years of declines.
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The most medaled Olympian of all time, now with an unprecedented collection of 25, tore his swim cap in half as he was putting it on just before the start of the day's final 4x200 meters freestyle relay.
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A shale boom has helped make the Unites States the biggest oil producer in the world, ahead of Saudi Arabia and Russia, and putting it on track to consistently being a net exporter of crude and refined fuels.
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"He needs to force himself to literally say, 'What is it I want to say to the American people?' and go through the process of putting it on a teleprompter speech and putting it some place," he said.
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The British pound hit a seven-year low of $1.4067, down 2.3 percent on the day, putting it on track for its biggest daily percentage loss since February 6823, while the euro rose 1.4 percent to 78.31 pence.
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In Hong Kong, a bounce in the market was eclipsed by worries a U.S. rate hike next month and a strengthening dollar could divert money away from emerging markets, putting it on course for its fourth weekly loss.
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Germany's biggest lender is also under pressure from credit ratings agencies, with Standard & Poor's expected to say by the end of the month whether it will cut Deutsche Bank's rating after putting it on "credit watch" in April.
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The S&P 1073 is up 4.8% this week, putting it on pace for its best weekly gain since November, on rising expectations that the Fed would turn more accommodative to blunt the impact of escalating trade tensions.
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An engineer sitting down to do individual work for several hours on a Saturday afternoon probably wouldn't bother putting it on her calendar, or create digital exhaust in the form of trading emails with colleagues during that time.
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LONDON — Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, is pressing forward with a plan for two new global tournaments that could reshape soccer's international calendar, putting it on the agenda for a meeting of the sport's leaders this week.
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Specifically, Google said that its cloud business did $2.6 billion in revenue in the last three months of 2019, up over 50% from the year before, putting it on track to generate $10 billion this year in total.
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On Sunday, his Republic on the Move (LREM) party scored well in a first-round parliamentary election, putting it on track to capture as many as three quarters of National Assembly seats on June 28, according to pollsters.
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The 30-year Treasury yield dropped 22 bps on the day to a record low of 1.35%, putting it on course for its biggest daily fall since late 2011 — the depths of the euro zone sovereign debt crisis.
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"The Budget protects and preserves Medicaid by putting it on a sustainable path, so it can continue to provide vital services to those who need it the most, including children, the disabled, elderly and pregnant women," the official said.
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For the week, the dollar has rallied 5.1 percent against the yen, putting it on track for its best weekly performance against the yen since February 1999, as expectations of a huge stimulus from Japan weighed on the yen.
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It has fallen 2.6 percent this week, putting it on course for its steepest weekly fall in six, although it is also heading for a 13 percent gain over September, which would be its best month since December 2017.
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Citing research from amorphous multinational Deloite, they wrote that vinyl, "is expected to generate between $800m and $900m in revenue in 2017," putting it on the cusp of a billion-dollar year for the first time since the 1980s.
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The U.S. dollar sank against its rivals on Thursday, putting it on track for its biggest two-day drop in a year after the Federal Reserve signaled it was ready to cut interest rates as early as next month.
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Shares in Frankfurt, Paris and Milan fell around 22 percent, but London's blue-chip FTSE held in positive territory as sterling fell by nearly 21 percent, putting it on course for its biggest daily fall in over 22 days.
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On Tuesday, though, the yuan rebounded after People's Bank of China Governor Yi Gang's remarks and continued to ride the updraft on Wednesday, putting it on track for its first two-day winning streak since the middle of June.
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In the Pro version that strip, situated just above the fingerprint sensor and combined with the almost bezel-less screen, gives the phone a unique flavour, putting it on par with the new Note 8 or the LG V30.
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The S&P 500 is up about 4.5% this week, putting it on pace for its biggest weekly gain since November on rising expectations that the Fed would turn more accommodative to blunt the impact of escalating trade tensions.
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A further decline had been forecast for 288, but output in the first 245 months of the year actually rose 2150 percent to 22020 million tonnes, putting it on track for a full year of about 2750 million tonnes.
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Morrison published it when she was 39-years-old, and it did not sell well at first, although the City University of New York boosted sales by putting it on the reading list for its new black-studies department.
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It is the first time the industry has sold more than 2.5 million vehicles in the first eleven months of the year, putting it on course to beat the 2.63 million sold last year, despite uncertainty created by Brexit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline said on Monday it had filed its new three-in-one inhaled lung drug for U.S. approval, putting it on track to reach the market ahead of rivals in 2017, assuming it wins a green light.
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Now, 233 years after buying the 25 brownstone in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, Ms. Warren, 19703, an interior designer, and her husband, Douglas, 21970, who works in finance, are putting it on the market for $211 million.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Bayer on Friday won an endorsement from the European Union's drug regulator for its prostate cancer drug darolutamide, putting it on track for approval, as it takes on rival products by Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson.
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Cruz's show topped the Apple Podcast charts, too, although that doesn't necessarily mean it has tons of listeners; it more likely suggests a lot of people listened or subscribed right when it came out, putting it on the charts.
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Europe lags United States and China in venture capital investment but activity is accelerating, with 28 billion euros ($30.4 billion) invested in the first nine months of 2019 putting it on track for a record year, according to dealroom.co.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators have granted a priority review to AstraZeneca's ovarian cancer drug Lynparza as a treatment for breast cancer, putting it on track for potential approval in the new disease area during the first quarter of 2018.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound surged above $20133 on Friday to its highest level since the results of last June's vote to leave the European Union, putting it on track for its best week against the dollar since October 2009.
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The blue-chip index, which surpassed similar 1,000-point marks three times previously this year, has been steadily inching higher and is up 2.6 percent so far this month, putting it on track for a seventh straight monthly advance.
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We continue to believe the composition of Amazon's sales growth signals its future margin trajectory, putting it on a march to increasing profitability, with the second quarter of 2018 representing the company's largest margin expansion in about two years.
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Even if the Supreme Court decides that the ban is illegal and/or unconstitutional, it still might chide the Ninth Circuit for putting it on hold everywhere, rather than just within the states governed by the Ninth Circuit itself.
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In March, U.S. banking giant JP Morgan won regulatory approval from China to take majority control of its securities joint venture, putting it on a par with Swiss rival UBS and London-headquartered HSBC, who already have that right.
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The recently launched businesses are the next breath of fresh air in the ongoing process of keeping the local community involved in the scene, with separate spaces dedicated to recording local music, distributing it, and putting it on display.
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A series of rate hikes and strong U.S. data have lifted the dollar this year, against broad market expectations, putting it on track for its biggest annual rise in three years but the near term outlook is becoming increasingly neutral.
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A series of rate hikes and strong U.S. data have lifted the dollar this year, against broad market expectations, putting it on track for its biggest annual rise in three years but the near term outlook is becoming increasingly neutral.
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As of April 30, nearly 41,000 children have been sent to HHS' Office of Refugee Resettlement in fiscal year 2019, putting it on track to "care for the largest number of (unaccompanied children) in the program's history," the office says.
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Rumors about Samsung's upcoming Wireless Charger Duo have been making the rounds, especially in advance of the Note 9's launch on August 9, but Amazon seems to have outright confirmed its existence by putting it on display at its event.
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YOKOHAMA (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co forecast a 63% plunge in its annual operating profit, putting it on course for the weakest earnings in 26 years and underscoring its struggle to turn the page after former Chairman Carlos Ghosn was ousted.
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Three months at a job is not long enough to justify putting it on your résumé — I've entirely removed the four months I spent working under an abusive boss from my professional record without negative effects — so don't worry about that.
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The yen is up more than 63 percent against the dollar this week, putting it on track for its best week since the depths of the global crisis in October 26 and one of its best weeks since the 220s.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Fortescue Metals Group shipped a flat 42 million tonnes of iron ore in the March quarter, putting it on track to exceed its annual production target, while lowering cash costs by 6 percent from the previous quarter.
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Still, hopes that the Federal Reserve will be more accommodative to counter slowing economic growth had lifted the benchmark index to a record high last week, putting it on track to clock its best six-month performance since March 2012.
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BHP Billiton will book a charge of up to $1.3 billion to cover the costs of a dam disaster last November at the Samarco iron ore mine in Brazil, putting it on course to report its worst ever annual loss.
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Roku's new Streaming Stick Plus may have only come out a few weeks ago, but the company is already putting it on sale for Black Friday for $20 off, dropping the price from $69.99 down to $49.99 for a limited time.
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A day after the ceremony, one answer to that question presented itself when Netflix's stock rose 4.9 percent after the company took 23 awards throughout the night, putting it on par with HBO as the most successful broadcaster of the night.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slid on Friday, putting it on track for its biggest weekly loss in seven weeks, after survey data highlighted the degree of uncertainty sweeping British manufacturers as the country heads towards Brexit in less than two months.
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Shares in the British luxury brand surged 8.5%, putting it on course for its best day in 7 years, as investors cheered the first signs of results for new designs by creative chief Riccardo Tisci, part of a broader brand reboot.
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Some suggestions include regular and (car-seat-approved) fitted blankets, or even turning a bigger child's coat around and putting it on backward after they're securely strapped in to serve as a makeshift blanket on top of the seat's safety harness.
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A soft dollar helped lift most emerging market currencies with South Africa's rand leading gains, putting it on track to end a week marked by the annual budget higher, after Moody's signalled the nation's spending plans didn't weaken its policy credibility.
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If you want to place the arcade cabinet on the floor so you can stand (rather than putting it on a table or sitting on a stool), we'd suggest investing in the Arcade1Up Riser, which is also available for pre-order.
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China's economy grew faster than expected over the first two quarters, putting it on pace to beat a growth target of 6.5 percent for the year even as Beijing tries to keep the property sector in check and manage debt risks.
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Since then, Forza Italia has slid further, with most recent surveys putting it on 8.2 percent against 32.2 percent for the League, which is headed by Matteo Salvini and has jumped above 5-Star to become Italy's most popular party.
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We got Marcia leaving Fox Studios in NYC Wednesday and asked about Shapiro's claim on Megyn Kelly's special that he's the one who concocted the scheme for O.J. to try on the glove, after putting it on his own hand.
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And even if the intent isn't to condemn the fiction behind cosplay, if putting a prop firearm on a real-world costume contributes to a toxic gun culture, what's different about putting it on a page or in a theater?
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Earlier in the day, Samsung estimated the January-March period will produce its best quarterly profit in more than three years, beating expectations and putting it on track for record annual earnings on the back of a memory chip super-cycle.
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It took hamburgertrouser's response to elevate the post into truly meme-able territory — propelling the original post to over 30,000 notes in a little under a week and putting it on enough people's radar to make the meme take off.
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BEIJING/MANILA (Reuters) - China's reform of its vast corn sector is spurring a rapid revival of cheaper high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), putting it on a collision course with Asian sugar producers in a battle for the lucrative sweetener market.
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It fell 0.15 percent against the dollar, putting it on track for the sixth straight week of losses, while the Swiss franc, traditionally seen as a safe-haven, is set for a fourth consecutive weekly gain against the single currency.
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The price Glencore fetched was in line with expectations, and takes its asset sales this year to $4.7 billion, within its target range, putting it on track to cut net debt to between $16.5 billion and $17.5 billion this year.
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The Netherlands, the fifth biggest economy, grew an expected 303 percent on the quarter after a record jump of 1.5 percent in the previous three months, putting it on track for a 3.3 percent expansion this year, the strongest since 2007.
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The exchange, which owns the lucrative volatility index the VIX, has taken several steps to confront manipulation claims that have helped drive the Cboe's stock down about 15 percent this year, putting it on pace for its worst year ever.
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LISBON, July 285 (Reuters) - Portugal's Novo Banco, controlled by U.S. private equity fund Lone Star, expects to halve its non-performing loan ratio to 80% this year or next, putting it on a par with domestic rivals, its chairman told Reuters.
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BERLIN, Sept 230 (Reuters) - The initial public offering for German software company TeamViewer was immediately oversubscribed when its shares went on offer on Thursday, putting it on track to reach the 503 billion euro ($250 billion) valuation it is seeking.
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The Amsterdam stock market - which raised $7.6 billion from new listings last year - has already had three IPOs in 2016, with at least another five planned, putting it on track to beat the nine listings in both 2014 and 2015.
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GE jumped 8.6 percent, putting it on track for its biggest one-day gain in more than three years, after the company said it would spin off its healthcare business and divest its stake in oil-services company Baker Hughes.
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Sterling, the key gauge of Brexit sentiment all along, jumped as much as a 1% against the dollar, putting it on course for its best six-day gain in more than 30 years before the doubts and grumbles set in.
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A prolonged trade spat between the United States and China has weighed on financial markets and the global economy, helping gold gain more than 17% so far this year and putting it on track for its best year since 13.
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A prolonged trade spat between the United States and China has weighed on financial markets and the global economy, helping gold gain more than 17% so far this year and putting it on track for its best year since 2010.
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BOUNCY POUND Sterling jumped nearly 2% versus the dollar for a second day, putting it on track for its largest weekly gain in more than two years after the EU Brexit negotiator reported a "constructive" meeting with his British counterpart.
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Rising stars and fall of the old guard One of the stars of Sunday's election was the newly-formed Future Forward Party, which received 5.3 million votes at the last count -- putting it on track to become Thailand's third biggest party.
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Even so, six more large LNG plants are coming on stream in Australia alone between 2015 and 2017, putting it on track to overtake Qatar as the world's top sea-borne exporter of the gas by the end of the decade.
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A YouGov survey published on April 26 gave the opposition Labour Party, led by Jeremy Corbyn, a 22 percentage point lead over the Conservatives in London, putting it on course for its best performance in the capital for 40 years.
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The Union would ultimately fund 20 percent of its military activities with tax revenues, putting it on a more solid financial footing than the Confederacy, which taxed late and anemically, paying for just 4 percent of the war in taxes.
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Take a wide, metal skewer and treat it as you did the spit, but this time, instead of putting it on the grill, you're going to thread it through the handles of a roasting rack that is rested in a roasting tray.
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The Mexican peso MXN= strengthened against the U.S. dollar, bouncing back from a low of 19.5450 pesos per dollar to last trade up more than 1 percent at 19.1610 pesos, putting it on course for its best day in more than two weeks.
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Second place actually went to Fox's Kung Fu Panda 3, which pulled down $19.65 ($26 million for the four-day) in its third weekend in release, putting it on pace to crack $100 million by the time we're all back at work.
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Since the company's market capitalization briefly topped $1 trillion in September, the stock has been in free fall, losing 27 percent of its value in the last three months and putting it on pace for its worst quarter since the recession of 2008.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - BHP Billiton will book a charge of up to $1.3 billion to cover the costs of a dam disaster last November at the Samarco iron ore mine in Brazil, putting it on course to report its worst ever annual loss.
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Four in 10 retirees cite "paying off debt" as a current financial priority — putting it on equal footing with "just getting by to cover basic living expenses" as a top concern, according to a new report from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies.
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The prospect of an early rate hike, as indicated by Fed meeting minutes released last week, and a strengthening dollar have pushed gold down more than 4 percent so far in May, putting it on track for its biggest monthly decline since November.
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Before putting it on the market the first time, "We removed some items, but didn't have the heart to get rid of a lot of things that were meaningful to us," Laurie Goldberg, a daughter of the late owners, wrote in an email.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday signaled possible shortcomings in a request by Donald Trump's personal lawyer to delay adult-film actress Stormy Daniels' lawsuit over her alleged affair with the U.S. president, but stopped short of putting it on hold.
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Shares of Apple Inc lost 20.95 percent in premarket trading, putting it on course for its seventh decline in the past nine sessions, and around 25.9 percent down from a peak earlier this year that valued it at more than $25 trillion.
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You don't, however, have to be punctilious to be annoyed by the blue status LED on the left ear cup: this is a remnant of Bluetooth headphones of yore, and I've no idea why Sony keeps putting it on its latest headphones.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The first all-female edition of the popular British table football game Subbuteo is being celebrated as a boost for women players, but some fans say its makers have missed a trick by not putting it on general sale.
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Danone is targeting group like-for-like sales growth of around 20.8% and an operating margin above 22.2% for 23, putting it on track for its 103 goals of an operating margin above 210% and like-for-like sales growth of 21-20.8981%.
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But giving a handjob when you feel awkward or uncomfortable is not consenting — it's relenting, and by putting it on screen, Girls just gave hundreds of viewers reason to believe that their feelings about a similar instance in their own lives are real.
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Danone is targeting group like-for-like sales growth of around 20.8% and an operating margin above 33% for 23, putting it on track for its 210 goals of an operating margin above 210% and like-for-like sales growth of 4-5%.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Nestle posted higher-than-expected sales growth in the first three months of the year after good momentum in the United States and China, putting it on track to meet its goal of more than 3 percent organic growth this year.
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Twitter fell as much as 14.07 percent, putting it on track for it's biggest one-day fall since October, after the company's quarterly results showed it failed to add users on a monthly basis in the second quarter, compared with the first quarter.
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"Nasty woman" was uttered by Trump under his breath during the third presidential debate as an insult and affront to Hillary Clinton—so of course women made it their own, putting it on t-shirts and tote bags, wearing them in defiance.
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LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - Debenhams, Britain's second-largest department store group, said it was close to naming a new boss as it beat forecasts with an 20.7078 percent rise in first-half profit, putting it on track to meet full-year expectations.
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Yields on Italian government bonds and their spread over German debt have risen sharply in recent months after the Italian government said it would increase spending and thus widen the country's deficit, putting it on a collision course with the European Commission.
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The dollar index, a trade-weighted basket of the dollar against its rivals, has gained more than 20.4 percent this week, putting it on track for its best weekly performance since December and wiping out a chunk of its year-to-date losses.
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The yen surged almost 3 percent against the dollar, the euro and sterling in a sharp reaction to the BOJ inaction, putting it on course for its biggest jump against the greenback since February and in five years against the two European currencies.
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Unlike the Fitbit Blaze and Fitbit Surge, the company's other fitness-focused watches, the long-awaited Fitbit Ionic is their first product to support third-party apps — putting it on the playing field with products like the Apple Watch and Garmin Forerunner.
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On Tuesday, Novatek boss Leonid Mikhelson met Russian President Vladimir Putin, telling him that Novatek plans to raise its 2030 LNG output target to 70 million tonnes from 57 million in a year or two - putting it on par with top producer Qatar.
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It comes in five different sizes with chest measurement up to 23 inches and has a convenient zipper closure located on the back so you don't have to worry about getting your dog's fur caught while putting it on or taking it off.
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That&aposs when he got the brilliant idea of taking his philosophy and putting it on the labels, so that when people would come take the soap and leave, they&aposd take that soap in the shower and they&aposd be stuck.
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On Wednesday, Cathay reported a six-month loss of HK$2.05 billion ($262 million), versus a profit of HK$353 million a year ago, putting it on track for its first ever back-to-back annual loss since it was founded in 1946.
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The NYSE Arca Airline Index, which tracks 20203 carriers in North America and Latin America as well as European budget carrier Ryanair, is down 22020% this week, putting it on pace for its biggest weekly percentage since October 211 — during the last recession.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's OrCam, which has developed a visual aid for the blind, has completed a funding round that values the company at $1 billion, putting it on track for a planned initial public offering (IPO), its chief executive said on Tuesday.
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Sterling, which has been the key gauge of Brexit sentiment all along, jumped as much as a 25.8877% against the dollar, putting it on course for its best six-day gain in more than 25 years before the doubts and grumbles set it.
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The survey by the Alternative Credit Council, part of a trade group, found that this industry has grown 14-fold since 2000, had more than $600 billion under management last year, putting it on track to reach around $1 trillion by 2020.
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That helped the dollar to a minimal gain on the day, putting it on track for its fifth weekly rise on the trot, in part a reflection of the latest recovery in expectations for a rise in U.S. interest rates this year.
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Still, MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.25 percent, putting it on track for its longest streak of gains since February 2015, as a cautious-sounding Bank of Japan sent Asian markets to their highest in almost a decade overnight.
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The U.S. dollar rose against a basket of currencies on Friday, putting it on track for its first weekly increase in three, prompted by hopes of progress in U.S.-China trade talks and that the Federal Reserve would not lower rates aggressively.
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Kohl's shares jumped nearly 9 percent to $59.07 on Monday, their highest since December 2016, after the retailer reported a 6.9 percent rise in same-store sales for November and December, putting it on track for its best holiday quarter in three years.
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Between April and August the government borrowed £18bn ($24bn, around 1% of GDP), putting it on track to borrow £10bn less over the fiscal year than was expected by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), the fiscal watchdog, when it made its forecasts in March.
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Ohio-based marijuana company Green Growth Brands said Monday it will open more than 70 shops selling products infused with cannabidiol, or CBD, at Brookfield Properties' U.S. malls this year, putting it on track to have about 280 locations open by the end of 2019.
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A Spotify algorithm somehow knew I loved Hilary Duff's Metamorphosis in 2003; a Spotify algorithm tried to introduce me to Lorde's "Liability (Reprise)" by putting it on my Discover Weekly playlist, despite the fact that I'd already listened to it every day for six months.
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That's totally better than the trend of putting it on the back of the phone, and the sensor allows you to approve Google Play purchases with a touch, so North won't be able to make those accidental in-app purchases that Kanye hates so much.
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Boeing has delivered 568 aircraft in the first nine months of 2018, as it works to overcome the 737 factory snarls, up from 554 at the end of September a year ago, putting it on track to deliver another record year of plane sales.
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That's also the thing—we're young guys but we take this very serious and professional, and I hope older people can put that on a scale and not just think we're a bunch of hipster dudes doing a restaurant and putting it on Instagram.
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Concerns about migrants have boosted support for the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), with the Emnid survey putting it on 12 percent, marking it as the third strongest political force in Germany after Merkel's bloc and their junior coalition partner, the Social Democrats (SPD).
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The dollar firmed 0.75 percent against the yen, putting it on pace for its best day in nearly three weeks, after BOJ said it would keep rates "very low" in comments that brought some relief to a market that had braced for bigger changes.
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The Rapidom, as the device is called, was meant to avoid all the fuss that goes into removing a condom from its wrapper and putting it on properly—which is sometimes cited by men as a reason why they don't use condoms at all.
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"I thought by putting it on canvases or statues, the viewer is confronted with something that they never knew as a source of beauty in their lives," Mr. Havadtoy said during a stroll through the exhibit, which opened June 1 and runs through July 8.
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A Category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale, it's likely to become a Category 4 hurricane before it's done, putting it on track to be one of the strongest storms to make landfall in the United States in more than a decade.
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In foreign exchange markets, the dollar rose against a basket of currencies, putting it on track for its first weekly increase in three, prompted by signs of progress on U.S.-China trade talks and hopes that the Federal Reserve would not lower rates aggressively.
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The oil price has risen by more than 7 percent so far this month and by 5.3 percent in the first three months of the year, putting it on track for a third consecutive quarterly gain, something the market has not witnessed since late 2010.
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Kathleen Hou at The Cut says that The Morning After Shower Cap is "so big that putting it on makes me look like Toad from Super Mario Brothers," but ultimately enjoys using it because it has enough space to keep her waves from getting smushed.
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The dollar rose on Friday, putting it on track for its strongest week against a basket of currencies in nearly 15 months as some traders piled into the greenback in a week of tremendous swings felt in stock and bond markets around the world.
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"We continue to believe the composition of AMZN's sales growth signals its future margin trajectory, putting it on a march to increasing (& underappreciated) profitability, w/2Q18 representing the company's largest margin expansion in ~two years," analyst Simeon Siegel said in a note to clients Thursday.
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In foreign exchange markets, the dollar rose against a basket of currencies, putting it on track for its first weekly increase in three, prompted by signs of progress on U.S.-China trade talks and hopes that the Federal Reserve would not lower rates aggressively.
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But a 50% plunge in crude oil prices caused by the coronavirus and a flood of supply by top producers has seen its exposure on those swaps balloon, putting it on course to hit the threshold by the end of this month, the CFTC said.
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The high acidity isn't something you should mess around with, and at the end of the day, the ingredient's strength isn't always a good thing — whether you're drinking it, washing your hair with it, or putting it on your face to make like an Egyptian queen.
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The type of language that's used on 4chan is slowly making its way into the mainstream, and putting it on the outside of someone rather than in their brains elicits the question of whether it's okay to use that type of language when you're in reality.
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In the first seven months of the year China has imported 582 million tonnes of iron ore, up 8.1 percent on the same period in 2015 and putting it on track for full-year imports near 1 billion tonnes, which would be an all-time high.
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So when an item is taken from the ground or out of a temple, Easter and his team are prepared to wait out the "cooling off" period that looters use to build an air of legitimacy before putting it on the market where it can be intercepted.
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Given that HomePods aren't meant to be put on a soft surface (the tweeters fire down, so putting it on cloth messes with the reflectivity of the sound), it's not the sort of problem you can solve by just putting down a cloth underneath it, either.
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Airbus deliveries rose about 28% in the first half to just under 21 aircraft, putting it on course to beat crisis-hit Boeing, but it needs to hand over about 22020 planes in the second half to meets its annual delivery goal of 27-27.35 airplanes.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield slid to a record low of -0.003%, taking its falls so far this year to a hefty 82 bps and putting it on track for its biggest one-day tumble since ECB President Mario Draghi's Sintra speech in June this year.
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That would notch Deadpool's opener ahead of Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America 2 and a small slew of other hit superhero films, not to mention breaking several opening weekend records and putting it on track to become one of the biggest R-rated films in history.
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First revealed at the Google I/O conference in May, the Mi Box, which was a collaboration with Google, supports 4K ultra-HD resolution, putting it on same playing field as other Android TV devices such as the Nvidia Shield TV and the Asus Nexus Player.
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Duluth, Minnesota, has won a court order putting it on track to emerge from its nearly four-year bankruptcy with a reorganization plan that deposits $39.2 million into a trust to settle claims of sexual abuse by clergy brought against the diocese.
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SHANGHAI, March 16 (Reuters) - The Shanghai Stock Exchange will start accepting listing applications for its new Science and Technology Innovation board on Monday, putting it on track for a first batch of listings as early as mid-June, the official Shanghai Securities News reported on Saturday.
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"The reason we're putting it on is because Canada's forests are owned by the various provinces and the provinces charge very discounted … prices to the lumbermen, which in turn lets them get subsidized low prices coming into the U.S.," Ross told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday.
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Aloe vera is another natural, edible lube—just make sure it's 100 percent aloe vera and patch test it on your skin before putting it on or in any orifices to be sure it's edible and that it doesn't include other ingredients your vagina may find irritating.
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"When some of our listing decisions have been challenged, courts have sometimes appeared to set a higher bar for removing a species from a list than putting it on — that takes valuable resources away from species that do need that determination under the act," he said.
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Litasco traded 3.2 million barrels per day of oil and products in 2016, its chief executive told Reuters this year, putting it on a par with rival trading houses such as Mercuria and Gunvor and behind only the world's top three trading houses — Vitol, Glencore and Trafigura.
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When left to their own devices, these deep-sea predators can live for up to a century and grow to monstrous sizes—the largest beluga sturgeon on record clocked in at 7.2 meters and a whopping 1,571 kilograms, putting it on par with some species of whales.
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On Wednesday, it reported a loss of HK$212.49 billion ($245.6 million) for the six months ended June, versus a profit of HK$2601111 million a year ago, putting it on track for its first ever back-to-back annual loss since it was founded in 20753.
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Thawing any piece of meat for a few hours is important step to any cooked meal, and Iglesias said this is a crucial step when it comes to grilling beef, as you'll want to let it come to room temperature before putting it on the grill.
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The NYSE Arca Airline Index, which tracks 16 carriers in North America, Latin America and budget carrier Ryanair, has dropped more than 15% this week as of Wednesday's close, putting it on pace for its biggest weekly percentage loss since March 2009 — during the last recession.
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While administering a diaper change, Stephanie drops her phone in the new diaper as she's putting it on the baby, somehow fastens it around the baby with the phone inside, then has to answer it through the diaper — all as the baby is seemingly filling it up.
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PARIS, March 25 (Reuters) - Figures to be published next week will show global air freight traffic fell around 10% in February, putting it on course for a 15-20% drop for the year as a whole, an official at the International Air Transport Association said on Wednesday.
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Tip number two, put sticky notes on objects around the house on the object you need to take care of soon like the trash or feeding your animal, or even putting it on the front door to see what your supposed to get while you're out.
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At $199.99, the Insta360 GO isn't exactly cheap — but it does include the Charge Case, a pendant with a magnet you can use to wear it around you neck, a stand, a clip for clothing and a sticky mount for putting it on most smooth surfaces.
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He finally arrived at an inelegant solution to an intractable problem: Delaying a decision on the final fate of about 800,000 "Dreamers" covered by President Barack Obama's executive action for six months, and putting it on Congress to come up with a legislative solution to the problem.
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In the mid-caps, Debenhams, Britain's second-largest department store group, rose 3.3 percent after it said it was close to naming a new boss as it beat forecasts with an 5.5 percent rise in first-half profit, putting it on track to meet full-year expectations.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party has vowed to keep reforming its justice system after winning an election in October, putting it on a collision course with the European Union which has repeatedly argued the reforms are in breach of EU law and Poland's constitution.
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The Mola mola, discovered and named only in 2017, feeds largely on jellyfish and can grow well over 2 meters (more than 6 feet) -- although this one was "only" 1.8 meters long, putting it on the smaller end of the scale, according to the South Australian Museum.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Toys "R" Us employee pleaded guilty in a Brooklyn, New York federal court on Thursday to a criminal fraud charge, after being accused of stealing nearly $2 million meant to help truck drivers cover their costs and putting it on a debit card.
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"The artwork represents a windfall to the property owner, and they should celebrate their good fortune by continuing to share it with the public rather than putting it on the chopping block in some auction house and ending up in a board room or someone's private collection."
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The Wolfsburg, Germany-based car maker is retooling eight plants across the globe by 2022 to specialize in manufacturing electric cars, and license its electric MEB platform to rivals, senior VW executives told Reuters, putting it on track to become the world's largest maker of zero-emission vehicles.
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Steemit is laying off close to 22016% of team to cut operating costs as cryptocurrency prices drop Steemit once sent me a lot of press releases about how they were going to reinvent the social network by putting it on the blockchain and paying people for their successful posts.
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The PBOC has injected a net 400 billion yuan so far this week, putting it on track to be the biggest weekly amount since mid-January ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, a time when the central bank traditionally boosts liquidity to meet increased demand for cash.
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"This hearing's been enough of an institutional embarrassment without putting it on an endless loop, so if I could just offer a modest suggestion if no one has anything new to add they resist the temptation to inflict what we've already heard over and over again," McClintock said.
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There remains deep uncertainty about the new coronavirus's fatality rate, with the high-end estimate that it is up to 20 times that of the flu, but some estimates are much lower, putting it on par with the flu for those affected outside of China's overwhelmed Hubei Province.
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And the Trump administration has only hastened the flow of weapons abroad: U.S. arms sales jumped 33 percent between fiscal years 2017 and 237, to $247 billion; through three quarters in 22018, the U.S. has already hit $22014 billion in sales, putting it on pace for another record year.
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"This hearing's been enough of an institutional embarrassment without putting it on an endless loop, so if I could just offer a modest suggestion — if no one has anything new to add, they resist the temptation to inflict what we've already heard over and over again," McClintock said.
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But what the HBCU does from an academic perspective, an athletic perspective, and as well as a marching and performing band perspective, is that it takes that piece of coal and then molds it into a diamond, as opposed to taking the already perfected diamond, and putting it on display.
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But while we can applaud the program itself, it's hard to forget that telemedicine was treated disingenuously in the net neutrality debate; proponents of the repeal argued that net neutrality would somehow interfere with medical data transfer by putting it on the same level, internet architecture-wise, as cat videos.
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In March, Wells Fargo was named sole adviser to TransCanada Corp on its acquisition of Columbia Pipeline Group, a deal worth $13 billion including debt, putting it on track for its biggest fees from a single deal since at least 2000, according to data from Thomson Reuters and Freeman Consulting Services.
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Apple's apps offer a pretty good variety of actions — I appreciated finally being able to see the amount of battery left in my Apple battery pack without putting it on the charger, for example — but the third-party apps that make even better use of the widget were even more exciting.
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Such phrases as 'Trump gives up a lie' and 'refuses to repent' are opinions; they belong on the editorial page...I happen to agree with the Times' assessment of Mr. Trump, but putting it on the front page lessens the Times credibility as an objective, fact-based messenger of the news.
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The securities industry in New York reported pretax profit of $9.3 billion through June, putting it on pace to surpass the $14.3 billion of profit for all of 53 and rebound from annual declines since 2012, according to an annual report released on Friday by the New York State comptroller's office.
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Like the Everyday Backpack, the Zip also features a pass-through luggage strap for putting it on a roller while you're making your way through an airport, and interlocking zipper pulls that can help prevent anyone from quickly tugging open the bag to try to manage a quick pass-by theft.
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Mr. Gold's brashest stroke in a production full of them may be the bridging of that divide — taking a theatrical universe that has existed for some time on the outskirts and putting it on a Broadway marquee featuring the well-known names of Mr. Mantello and Sally Field, who plays Amanda.
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U.S. crude futures dropped below $257 a barrel on Friday, for the first time in two weeks and putting it on track for its biggest weekly loss in six weeks, due to doubts the OPEC-led production cut will restore balance to an oversupplied market, especially as U.S. drillers keep producing more oil.
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First and foremost, Slack has gone public, subjecting it and its ups and downs to a lot more public scrutiny, but also putting it on the map as a business of some standing, helping it make a bigger move into brokering more deals with the larger enterprises that Workplace has been winning over.
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Italy's anti-establishment and anti-euro party Five Star Movement (5SM) represent the greatest threat to euro area stability, analysts told CNBC on Tuesday, as the populist party surged ahead of its political rivals in the latest opinion poll, putting it on course to be the biggest party if elections were called.
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It involves implementing the logic you want to write, figuring out how to host it online, putting it on a server (and most likely paying some company to do this for you), then constantly worrying about your servers and how to make sure the web service you built can be discovered by developers.
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While the company expanded the Google Assistant's capabilities, putting it on iOS and improving Google Home, the single most visible display of the company's AI prowess was in Google Lens, a new computer vision feature within Google Photos that helps make sense of photos and provides contextual information based on what's identified.
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But Democrats and other critics of the speaker said that the bill is destined to fail, and accused Mr. Ryan of putting it on the floor solely to give political cover to the moderates, many of them vulnerable in this fall's midterm elections and facing demands from constituents to address the Dreamers' fate.
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Inside the Twyla booth were artworks featured on the site, and in front of each print was a Samsung Gear VR. Upon putting it on, the viewer can enter a room designed around the concept of the artwork, each of them highlighting one of this year's top interior trends chosen by Sight Unseen curators.
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There will be niche applications, but it's not going to be ... Yeah, you're right, but I was thinking as they were ... Williams Sonoma is going to be worth more than all of VR. They were putting it on my head and I said, "Not ready for primetime," and I think the people weren't paying attention.
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NBC is all over the place, ordering a "Law and Order: SVU" show which presented a version of Donald Trump as a rich womanizing candidate for President ... reportedly putting it on the schedule for early October, taking it off, then putting it back on 2 weeks before the election and now taking it off again.
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In trying to send a photo of his credit card to his girl in a literal "buy yourself something pretty" move that I don't actually feel amazing about, Old Man Westwood actually ended up putting it on his Snapchat story (long card number and all) for literally every single one of his followers to see.
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The poll for broadcaster ZDF showed the AfD would probably win 18 percent of the vote in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, up one point from the same survey last week, putting it on course to be the third biggest political force there after Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and the far-left Linke.
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It looked like this: It may not look like much, but putting these three lines of code on the internet without a permit technically made you an illicit arms dealer under the International Traffic of Arms Regulations (but in a bizarre twist, putting it on a t-shirt or in a book was totally chill).
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Not only did they claim not to have seen it in years, which in itself was ridiculous, as I clearly remember putting it on a shelf in the garage for safekeeping in 1999, but they then went so far as to claim that for all they knew, they had probably given it away years ago!!
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Uber plans to make its IPO registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission publicly available on Thursday, and will kick of its investor roadshow during the week of April 29, putting it on track to price its IPO and begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange in early May, the sources said.
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Reuters had this to say about the Brazil adventure: When Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group agreed in April 2011 to make Apple products here, President Dilma Rousseff and her advisers promised that up to $12 billion in investments over six years would transform the Brazilian technology sector, putting it on the cutting edge of touch screen development.
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Competitive gaming has taken such a leap into the mainstream in recent years that even Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs is following the industry's growth, with the firm recently predicting that, by 230.5, the audience for esports will grow to 215 million people, putting it on par with the most popular traditional sports, including the NFL.
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The region typically falls into the shadow of China's thriving tech space and India's fast-growing ecosystem, but deals like Alibaba's recent $132683126832 billion investment in Lazada and Southeast Asia's cumulative population of over 600 million people are putting it on the map, many just coming into contact with the internet or mobile for the first time.
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It was mostly a matter of leaving out some stuff that didn't quite fit — smaller anecdotes, people I was dealing with who I thought would be a part of it but, when it came down to putting it on paper, their observations or the interchange we had didn't really move the story as much as I thought it might.
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The question is, then, how can we take this work and do it better in our time — for example, centralizing the creative output and self-representation of Native American peoples, or at least giving it equal ground in the museum setting (rather than only putting it on display in museums dedicated to anthropology or Native American art).
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There is some standard fare: a few home renovation shows, inspired by success of Million Dollar Listing New York and tentatively titled Center Staged (about staging a house before putting it on the market), Million Dollar Home Hacks (about making a room look expensive on a budget), Flippin Exes (about a pair of exes who flip houses together).
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Being a mom I am extra sensitive to kids--it's a very hard thing to do, to go into a room and really be tested on hard material--but other people in the room aren't always in tune with the fact that these kids are really putting it on the line for them and that it's hard emotionally.
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But neither its safety nor its relative status as the tofu of the sea is the primary reason why fishermen dive for it, nor why Thymann was there photographing it, nor even why a restaurant like Copenhagen's acclaimed Noma would consider putting it on the menu when it opens its pop-up in Tulum on April 12.
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When I inquired about how long the team usually devotes to producing Last Week Tonight's evergreen stories, Oliver said they like to have at least a couple of weeks to get through the process of someone pitching the story, the research department making sure it has legs, writing the segment, and putting it on the air.
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The legislation that created the land trust was an act of the Guam Legislature rather than the US Congress, putting it on possibly shakier footing than the Native Hawaiian homestead program, a similar initiative created by Congress via the Hawaiian Homelands Act of 1921 thanks in large part to Hawaiian Prince and Congressman Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana'ole.
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According to police, who have collaborated with US authorities on the investigation, Hasan quickly fled to the US and was seen last on April 28, around 10 AM allegedly stealing a license plate off a vehicle in a Walmart parking lot in Erie County, Pennsylvania, and putting it on the black 2016 Honda HR-V he was driving with Ontario plate BPKT509.
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With the significantly higher production budget, Apple is closing in on or exceeding that of competitors Netflix (reported to be as high as $15 billion in 2019), Hulu (estimated at around the $2.5 billion range in 2018), and Amazon (disclosed at $1.7 billion for Q1 2019, putting it on track for $7 billion annually, but that also includes its budget for music).
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"Perhaps there is a difference here because when people think about applying sunscreen they know they are going to be putting it on for a purpose - to protect themselves from the sun - and perhaps they are a little less diligent with moisturizer with SPF as it is part of their daily routine, without considering sun exposure," Martin said by email.
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You can see it in Trump's escalation from birtherism to calling Mexicans rapists and murderers, you can see it in how he went from putting his name on his own towers to putting it on anything that would cut him a check, you can see it in how he realized he could refuse to pay contractors and turned it into a business practice.
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Those minor complaints aside, you have no reason to feel guilty about buying Playmobil's Porsche 911 Carrera S for your kids now that it's finally available in the US. Except for maybe actually handing it over to your kids once it arrives, instead of putting it on display on the corner of your desk, and taking it for a spin across all of your paper work every once in a while.
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THE REASON WE'RE PUTTING IT ON IS CANADA'S FORESTS ARE OWNED BY THE VARIOUS PROVINCES, AND THE PROVINCES CHARGE VERY DISCOUNTED, WE BELIEVE, VERY SUBSIDIZED PRICES TO THE LUMBERMEN, WHICH IN TURN LETS THEM GET A SUBSIDIZED LOW PRICE COMING INTO THE U.S. IT SIMPLY SEEMS UNFAIR BECAUSE IN THE U.S., MOST OF THE FORESTS ARE PRIVATELY OWNED AND THEREFORE THEY PAY FULL MARKET RATE FOR THE STUMPAGE.
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And you can say that's bad, in the sense that you can't quantify it, but you can also say that that's good, in the sense that at their best, old-time print publications were equally neutral between doing a piece that might garner a lot of views and putting it on the cover, and then investing in a really substantive piece that might not have the sex appeal.
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But presumably wherever Atwood takes the story, Hulu and MGM are interested in putting it on TV. Since the Hulu series has already expanded far beyond the novel's scope, it's easy to see how Atwood's sequel — set even further in the future than the current seasons of the show — could continue the story, either as future seasons of the existing Handmaid's Tale show, or as a sequel series down the line.
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In a blog post writing about the rationale behind his investment firm's capital commitment to the company, Marlon Nichols of MaC Ventures wrote: Imagine a future where an IP owner can maximize the value of its content by putting it on the Ryff marketplace, where that content will be mapped for dozens if not hundreds of product placement opportunities and be layered with restrictions that comply with creative needs.
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Jordan Peele clearly had the world waiting with bated breath after the success of Get Out, because fans around the world flocked to theaters for this week's premier of his latest horror film Us. On Thursday's North America opening night at the box office, the film brought in $7.4 million, already putting it on track to surpass Get Out's successful $33 million opening weekend by potentially more than $10 million, Variety reports.
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Read more: Cows are getting a bad rap and it's time to set the record straight: Giving up meat won't save the planet "There's nothing better than seeing an animal in its home, its natural habitat, rather than putting it on a lorry ... if someone rings up and wants to come and have a look, or even getting it from the picture, it's ideal really from that respect, and they're happier for it."
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I don't mind turning the phone on myself if I'm enjoying a nice day at the park now, or if I'm just sitting at home feeling myself (my hair only seems to peak during the hours of 8 PM and 9 PM, which is very frustrating as that is often the time I am seen by nobody but my roommate, and putting it on Stories seems the most right thing to do).
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The last-minute decision to include the citizenship question prevented the bureau from putting it on its only full trial run of the head count, which began this month in Providence County, R.I. The panel urged the bureau to immediately begin testing the language of the query, saying that in the current charged atmosphere surrounding foreign-born residents, the question could lead respondents to misstate or avoid answering other questions about race and ethnicity.
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