The data also shows that ESPN out-of-home audiences are more diverse, with a 6% higher reach into female audiences and a 5% higher reach into millennial audiences.
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Everywhere we go as consumers, we're getting people who don't want to reach into our hearts or know who we are; they want to reach into our wallets and get some money.
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He ducked under the water to reach into the car.
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They reach into the past or focus on other cultures.
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The opioid epidemic's reach into black communities creates new challenges.
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Signing bonuses for nurses can reach into the five digits.
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It is also capable of extending manufacturing's reach into matters biological.
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Investment company Temasek will help extend Team8's reach into Asia.
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It extended its reach into databases including a new serverless variety.
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Reach into the air and turn the volume dial to 11.
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Ticket revenues, over time, could reach into the billions of dollars.
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It could also help Alibaba broaden its reach into international markets.
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Not everyone was thrilled with Pokémon's plans to reach into dreamland.
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Iran also installed air-defense systems that can reach into Israel.
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Then I felt God say "enough," reach into my chest, and pull.
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On Wednesday, the company deepened its reach into gaming with several announcements.
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For Goldman, it's an opportunity to expand its reach into retail banking.
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They reach into the extinguished tangle, four hands against the mingled bones.
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You then reach into a random universe and choose a random individual.
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Cosmose said it plans to expand its reach into the United States.
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Coinbase is also expanding its reach into other areas of financial services.
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Damages in some states reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars.
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It was also the beginning of the Arab Spring's reach into Syria.
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Beijing's reach into Australia goes far beyond groups like the student association.
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Instead, just reach into your pocket or purse and squeeze the phone.
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Freezing temperatures were expected to reach into Minnesota and Iowa this weekend.
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Some school employees reach into their own pockets to pay for meals.
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Freezing temperatures were expected to reach into Minnesota and Iowa this weekend.
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There is no escaping or rolling back government's reach into our lives.
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The earth is always being moved and cranes reach into the sky.
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The Kremlin is spreading its reach into Mexico and the Middle East.
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Global sales of HIV therapies reach into the tens of billions of dollars.
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You reach into your pocket to trigger Shazam in hopes of musical salvation.
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Its ride-hailing services reach into 63 countries and more than 700 cities.
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An engineer had to reach into the machine to pull out the shirt.
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But Capita's tentacles reach into almost every corner of public-facing government provision.
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But now they have to reach into their own pockets to do so.
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At home, the Guards have extended their reach into all aspects of society.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop empire has been expanding its reach into new categories: books!
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They would reach into oil-filled transformers and start rewiring on the fly.
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Temperatures in Scandinavia will reach into the 90s or higher, the Post reported.
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I reach into the backseat for a reusable tote, and we climax simultaneously.
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He rolls down the window and lets the boy reach into the car.
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The companies also expanded their reach into other parts of the elections process.
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A.S.U. has done it by increasing its reach into those who are underserved.
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Now, a number of competing brands reach into the 5% to 7% range.
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Until recently, an associate might reach into a bin to find nothing there.
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Unlike most things Netflix, the show's budget will not reach into outer space.
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The user mentality is that if I'm going to reach into my pocket, open the app, and then connect to the lock it's the same amount of work as if I reach into my pocket get the key and unlock it.
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They can't just reach into the mini bar or buy something from a shop.
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In fact, the Times touts its reach into the White House when selling ads.
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Partly by way of Softbank's reach into Asia, Mapbox also plans to expand there.
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The deal with Northrop gives both companies greater reach into the growing space economy.
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That said, the existing partner base already gives Splyt reach into some 2,000 cities.
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"The answer is not to reach into each other's tax base," Lew said Oct.
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It does its work instantly, and has an incredible reach into a phone's data.
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The value of all of them could easily reach into the trillions of dollars.
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"Your child should never reach into his pocket" if confronted by police, he said.
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Patterson said Bivines then saw Thornton turn around and reach into his jacket pocket.
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Corruption and criminality are widely believed to reach into the highest levels of government.
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So like other addicts, retired N.F.L. players with addiction problems reach into their pockets.
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The death toll is officially at 34 but could potentially reach into the hundreds.
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Officers also saw Noble reach into his glove box and grasp something, Dyer said.
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"Reach into his chest and pull out his still beating heart," the next step reads.
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But in recent years jihadists have extended their reach into wetter, more populated central regions.
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Intel has been trying to broaden its reach into the fast-expanding autonomous vehicle market.
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Bug bombs and sprays, for instance, rarely reach into the crevices where roaches actually live.
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Artificial mountains of plastic reach into the sky at a recycling plant in Nairobi, Kenya.
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The world's tallest cat is here to reach into your heart with his supermodel limbs.
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He only goes a foot or so deep before stooping to reach into the earth.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi recently expressed interest in expanding his company's reach into public transportation.
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Salaries can reach into the high six-figures, depending on role and area of practice.
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And it has potentially a very wide reach into the lives of that captive audience.
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In sprawling cities, this means driving, as public transportation does not reach into suburban areas.
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The roots of this new visibility of United States-Taiwan ties reach into previous administrations.
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I wanted to reach into the history of these desert communities that are often marginalized.
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The report demonstrates Beijing's reach into US society, to the point of alarming federal officials.
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Cirque du Soleil is expanding its long and wide reach into a new realm: magic.
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They would come up to us, shake hands and then try to reach into our bags.
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Or something else entirely different, given Samsung's reach into so many other areas of consumer electronics.
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He could reach into his pocket and pull out his phone, unlocking it with his fingerprints.
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But we don&apost have to reach into the annals of history to tell us this.
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Eventually, he envisions the Ingrams will simply reach into everyone's calendars and set up meetings effortlessly.
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It's very hard not to automatically reach into your pocket or bag at times like these.
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Of course, an algorithm isn't going to reach into a literal bag and pull out tiles.
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It's purchase of Yahoo will substantially expand Verizon's reach into the mobile advertising and content businesses.
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Chen told CNBC that her company has been expanding its reach into the Asia-Pacific region.
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JASSM missiles carried by the B1-B could reach into Chinese territory from those launch points.
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With the speed of the internet, scalpers have greater reach into ticket purchasing than ever before.
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Choksi and Norwest, which has reach into many consumer brands, is helping on the latter front.
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Temperatures start in the mid-33s and may reach into the upper 30s by this afternoon.
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Courts do not reach into prosecutors' offices to review when and who they decide to charge.
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She said Crutcher put his hands on the SUV and moved to reach into the vehicle.
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But the Klan's real power lay not in politics but in its reach into the everyday.
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Not gonna lie, ladies, I was just about to reach into my computer screen and strangle Ali!!!!
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Tokyo has no territorial ambitions there, but worries about China's growing military reach into the sea lanes.
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Reach into your pocket, fire up the app, and you can still get a ride within minutes.
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Yet no firm can match these tech titans' tentacular reach into the everyday lives of Chinese consumers.
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You have to be creative and reach into different places to find people, for sure. Right. Right.
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She said Crutcher put his hands on the SUV and then moved to reach into the vehicle.
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She testified that Crutcher put his hands on the SUV and moved to reach into the vehicle.
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Each of these companies dominates its primary market, and is gradually expanding its reach into secondary markets.
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Assuming five or 10 percent of the population is gay, the community should reach into the millions.
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The music will also reach into Ms. Myers's songbook, and the black spirituals of the slavery era.
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They even urged the defendants to reach into their dreams to recall "suppressed memories" of the murder.
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"There was a jewelry festival of some kind downstairs —" and he started to reach into his pocket.
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Reach into the corner where you keep the shovel and the posthole digger and the pruning shears.
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You reach into your pocket or purse, pull out your cellphone, and discover the battery&aposs dead.
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He told one of the Syrians to reach into the cavity and pump it with his hands.
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"I often find myself wanting to reach into videos and pictures and just pull you out," Morgan wrote.
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As Apple extends its reach into healthcare, the tech giant will be competing with its onetime chief executive.
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The costs have increased rapidly over recent decades, and now reach into the tens of thousands per year.
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Reuters TV Hong Kong's judges and senior lawyers are increasingly expressing fears over China's reach into the city.
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Initially, its focus was on the PC but it has extended its reach into mobile in recent years.
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Shared working start-up WeWork has bought a Chinese competitor, further expanding its reach into the Asian market.
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As each new story breaks in Hollywood, the Weinstein story seems to extend its reach into other workplaces.
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Iron Fist reveals that the Hand is a Hydra-like entity, whose tentacles (fingers?) reach into powerful places.
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The Islamic State extended its reach into Europe with a series of terrorist attacks in 2015 and 2016.
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Dealers argued that if Wynn wanted to give supervisors a raise, he should reach into his own pocket.
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"Looking at fees is going to continue and eventually reach into the entire wealth management area," Wagner said.
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This move meant that AOL had a much deeper reach into our homes than any would-be competitors.
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The e-commerce giant continued to expand its reach into other industries, delving further into health care and media.
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Now, he's extended his reach into Mexican music, forming a bridge between regional styles and approaches that rarely meet.
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It was so easy to just reach into my mini-fridge for a juice instead of making meal decisions.
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Still it has managed to extend its reach into Egypt and Libya and has insurgents loyal to it elsewhere.
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The Scranton native decided to casually reach into his pocket and pull out his extremely hip Ray-Ban sunglasses.
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Not in order to police fashion, but rather to reach into the underbelly and ask: What do you want?
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Reach into your backpack right now and take out the charging brick you use to top off your phone.
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Witold Banka's idea to expand WADA's reach into countries where testing is often nonexistent has run into immediate pushback.
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The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang reported that temperatures will reach into the 90s on Thursday with high humidity.
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"A lawsuit involves personal liability and can reach into Mom and Dad's personal assets... and that's scary," Barmak said.
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Whenever he needs to, he can reach into his pocket and show someone exactly what a baseball card is.
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Toilet Auger can reach into the drain and physically pull or push clog-producing debris out of the way.
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Prison consultant fees range depending on clients and length of consulting periods, and easy reach into thousands of dollars.
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The earth is warming faster than anticipated, China deals itself a setback, Facebook strives to reach into your home.
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The numbers continue to rise at an alarming rate as worst-case U.S. casualty projections reach into the millions.
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When you get a text, you don't need to reach into your pocket; you can look at your wrist.
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Those women may or may not be the ones to reach into their wallets, but they are crucial nonetheless.
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Or a hacker can digitally reach into those homes, and speak directly to the bewildered, scared, or confused inhabitants.
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Soelistio said the law couldn't reach into people's private lives if there was no complaints from the parties involved.
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On my next ski jaunt, it will be a treat to reach into my pocket and taste the Dolomites.
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Reflected in the still water, the red fabric seems to sink into the past and reach into the future.
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Sepuya's arms and hands reach into the frame instructing his sitter on how to hold and press the camera.
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But, there's virtually no chance that he's going to just reach into his pocket and pay a second time.
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They will need to be able to reach into their silicon souls and explain the reasoning that supports their actions.
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Another question is how far the clean-up will reach into the Vatican administration, which handles large volumes of cash.
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While thermometers are expected to reach into the mid-90s only at inland locations, typically cooler areas will come close.
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The upshot is that SCIOs, armed with cheap capital, seem set on expanding the state's reach into the private sector.
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We want to give people the ability to reach into their imagination and bring things into existence using genetic design.
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This essentially blocks a hacker's ability to reach into a car's CAN Bus, and mess with the car's critical functions.
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Experts say similar broadcasts will proliferate as candidates reach into new media worlds and look to target their individual supporters.
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Then Screw comes out and the first thing he does is reach into his pocket and hands me some money.
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They don't even need a court order or a judge's signature to reach into bank accounts to claw back funds.
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Amazon's lobbying spending skyrocketed in 2015 as the company expanded its reach into cloud computing, drone development and video streaming.
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When Parscale says "we had CPMs that were pennies in some cases," he almost certainly took organic reach into account.
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purel," Locke wrote.
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Steady growth in the car business has made it possible for Mr. Musk to broaden his reach into related industries.
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An 8-inch blending arm can reach into deep pots to help get your sauces at just the right consistency.
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By acquiring The Zoe Report, Bustle Digital Group will significantly expand its reach into the fashion, beauty, and luxury verticals.
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That's because while ICE has almost unfettered access to courthouses nationwide, the agency's reach into Rikers Island is extremely limited.
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Strong election showings in 2006 and 2012 expanded their membership and extended their reach into Republican-leaning states like Montana.
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We asked people who recently made their first donations to election campaigns what motivated them to reach into their pockets.
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That, in effect, would extend China's reach into Hong Kong and strip its residents of the protection of the law.
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JAB made its biggest misstep as part of a yearslong effort to extend its reach into the luxury fashion sector.
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That's life in a world where one company's tentacles reach into countless arenas and it has all the negotiating power.
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Officials were bracing for more water to reach into Jackson, Mississippi's capital, and other communities along the Pearl River. 5.
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The figures cited by the official indicate that nationwide the numbers removed from the blacklist could reach into the thousands.
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Damage to industry and infrastructure was expected to reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars, and perhaps much higher.
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In plain English: The company is using its massive reach into American households to spread the student activists' message even further.
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"I was trying to reach into all of those movies and pull out the essence of what it was," he said.
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Lenovo's got its hands in basically everything else at this point, so why not extend that reach into smart home devices?
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The move signals Braintree's attempt to expand its reach into the SMB market, as competition with startups like Stripe heats up.
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"What I don't think is right is for tax authorities in other jurisdictions to reach into our tax base," he said.
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Federated Investors' Phil Orlando believes the 2019 rally is increasingly vulnerable to a setback that could reach into the second quarter.
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Better roads typically do not reach into slums; new apartments are never targeted at people earning a few dollars a day.
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Geographically, the service is expanding its agent reach into five more cities to give it a total of seven locations nationwide.
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It's been a long day away from outlets, so I reach into my pocket and fish around for a battery module.
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The total number of email addresses it obtained is unclear but could easily reach into the tens or hundreds of millions.
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Most of us can reach into our pockets or bags at any moment and pull out a patented, life-changing technology.
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The total number of email addresses it obtained is unclear, but could easily reach into the tens or hundreds of millions.
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The truth of the matter is that Title II was just another attempt to expand government's reach into our daily lives.
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It's much easier to reach into the past to find something that already exists than it is to invent something new.
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Deepening their reach into the West Wing, impeachment investigators have summoned former national security adviser John Bolton to testify next week.
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Mr. Hook said the Iran problem required an official with powers to reach into many corners of the United States government.
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In red states where Mr. Obama and Democrats remain highly unpopular, the law's reach into American lives could not be denied.
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The company has grown into a commercial behemoth, with arguably the deepest reach into the country's economy of all Chinese businesses.
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At BU, I often felt like, You guys are always trying to reach into my back pocket, what is the deal?
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purell," Mr. Locke wrote.
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Since then, Taber's company has expanded its reach into Nintendo consoles, with the help of an array of vendors, suppliers, and developers.
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I think that when we reach into those formal negotiations what people will see as the benefit of having that trade agreement.
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Recently Elliott has also expanded its reach into private equity investing by making bids for companies like bookseller Barnes & Noble and Athenahealth.
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Precisely how the coronavirus has been spreading aboard the ship is just one of many unknowns in the affliction's reach into Japan.
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Pressing the pause button on the remote control has allowed him to fully reach into his past and render his mother's legacy.
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Airbnb already has a similar partnership with Concur — a deal it signed two years ago — to extend its reach into business travel.
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Another caller said she was in the drive-thru when she saw a man reach into his waistband, spurring employees to run.
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Those collaborations have helped them create exposure to a different audience and provide greater reach into the lucrative streetwear market, Marci said.
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They accuse Xi of leading a crackdown on dissenters and expanding the Communist Party's reach into Chinese society, including academia and journalism.
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Some tournaments attract hundreds of thousands of viewers from around the world, and the biggest matches' viewerships can reach into the millions.
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That's what SmartBear Software did today when it bought Zephyr, a fellow software testing firm with deep reach into the Atlassian Marketplace.
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Speaking Arabic, they ask "Andak massari?" as they reach into my pockets, fishing out the change before running in the opposite direction.
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Then they watched James reach into his bag of basketball greatness to steer the Cavaliers away from the edge of a cliff.
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Then, you reach into the duvet, locate the far corners, grab onto them, and line up the bedding with the inside edge.
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"Reach into your millionaire pockets and buy some of my daughters' Girl Scout cookies," Rock, a comedian and dad of two, said.
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The same month, Baptist Health, a small hospital group in Kentucky, said it planned to reach into Indiana to add another hospital.
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That's in contrast to other US tech companies that have successfully expanded their reach into other regions without constantly reporting a loss.
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While tourism and direct foreign investment are growing, the Colombian government's reach into territories formerly controlled by the FARC presents unique challenges.
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"It's an extraterritorial reach into global supply chains that were never part of the U.S. tax base," OFII President Nancy McLernon said.
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The government could reach into its Sabic pocket to fund the national transformation plan, known as Vision 2030, in the near term.
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What Insider found is that a large share of Americans want the government to extend its reach into the nation's healthcare system.
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Marrinetto stopped repeatedly to reach into his vest pocket and throw treats, temporarily distracting Bill from what he was born to do.
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Lee and his successors inculcated into their citizens an acceptance for a nanny state whose tentacles reach into all aspects of life.
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Google's unique history, its motto Don't Be Evil, and its direct reach into the lives of billions of users set it apart.
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Mr. Delrahim has said Comcast had a much smaller reach into American homes than AT&T's nationwide wireless and satellite television network.
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"He'd crunch really fast and chew really fast, but his hands were so delicate when he'd reach into the bag," Jones said.
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Fines for large buildings could reach into the millions of dollars a year, depending on how far above the cap they are.
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This week's episode showed that yes, it can, though it still had to reach into its celebrity Rolodex to get it done.
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Dollar General plans to open 900 stores this year, as it deepens its reach into rural America with inexpensive food and clothing.
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After taking a posed portrait of each performer, I asked them to reach into the box and describe what they felt inside.
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And they said the Democratic Party needs to take Jones's win as a lesson to expand their reach into traditionally conservative states.
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But Mr. Folden said he hoped the investigation would lead to many more arrests and reach into higher echelons of smuggling rings.
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As consumers reach into their wallets to pay for health care services, I believe they will becomemuch more active in decision-making.
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A look at one U.S. city shows how it may now reach into Americans' daily lives more than any company in history.
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The company told Reuters it hopes ORide will help both its Opera web browser and OPay expand their reach into new services.
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But experts say the number of people who are barred from owning guns but have them anyway may reach into the millions.
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By Friday, temperatures should reach into the 50s Fahrenheit in North Carolina east of the mountains when there is a chance of rain.
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But we now know that Mark Zuckerberg has the power to reach into every single Facebook inbox and delete messages that he's sent.
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Usually, their items reach into the $100 mark, but right now, you can get a few different items for as little as $55.
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For Microsoft, LinkedIn's customer base helps it deepen its reach into enterprise, with any number of opportunities to to sell software and services.
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The company has also extended its reach into Asian markets as it began selling its apparel and home products this month on tmall.
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A quarter of the assets sold were nudged out of regulatory reach into the hands of non-bank lenders and private-equity firms.
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It's already working on six continents and is looking to expand its reach into the railroad, oil and gas, and wind-power markets.
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Amazon is expanding its reach into many businesses, but it may not be in the business of finding the best price for customers.
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Unfortunately, the TIZIP opening is a bit too narrow to comfortably reach into the laptop sleeve to extract my tiny 12-inch MacBook.
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Locking each ECU that way blocks a hacker's ability to reach into a car's CAN Bus, and mess with the car's critical functions.
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The Air Force should also find it more appetizing, as it gets to monitor the new division while retaining its reach into space.
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It is an enormous company with a broad reach into a wide range of sectors — retail, e-books, content, groceries, cloud services, etc.
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The Chinese military is expanding its reach into the Pacific and sees the U.S. as a rival in waters it considers its own.
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The purchase gives Incipio an even bigger reach into the smartphone case and accessories market — an area where it's already a big name.
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A person's reaction to music is ineffable, and it's really, really hard to reach into the ether and make your reactions, uh, effable.
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POLLUTION: China's three-year action plan to curb air pollution by 2020 has extended its reach into cities where the problem is worsening.
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Both have expanded into groceries and poured hundreds of millions of dollars into acquisitions to extend their reach into brick-and-mortar businesses.
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Petro's showing in the general election was an example of the state's reach into territory formerly out of its control, according to Reyes.
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The boss breathing down his neck, Price on Thursday pledged to reach into his own pocket in an effort to make it better.
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There's a reason that politicians always seem to reach into that bucket when they want to provide evidence of American health care exceptionalism.
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These are dilemmas that more and more tech workers are grappling with as their employers consolidate and expand their reach into vulnerable communities.
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So when Intrexon acquired the British company Oxitec last summer, it attracted little attention as he extended his reach into genetically modified insects.
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He was humble enough to give those without a voice, that voice in his inspirational speeches that seemed to reach into our souls.
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On Monday, Facebook introduced a pair of video-calling devices — Portal and Portal Plus — to help expand its reach into people's living rooms.
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If you could reach into that mirror, pull out the reflection and cram it inside the original, they'd match up point for point.
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Is it really so limited, then, that it cannot reach into the lives of ordinary everyday humans who happen not to be white?
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Because these rail and other projects require security, they extend the Chinese government's political reach into Central Asia, Pakistan and the Middle East.
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Another is shirt length: In-flight crew members need their shirts long enough to stay tucked in when they reach into overhead bins.
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It had to reach into its own "bag" of weaponry to select one that would best fit the circumstances of the operation planned.
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Still, some guests insist on sliding across dollar bills, which makes others reach into their wallets, too, which defeats part of my hospitality.
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" It's at times like this that the reader wants to reach into the novel and shake Rich violently by his shoulders, saying: "Yes.
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The deal will expand Cabot's reach into the market for pipeline performance products and services, Chief Executive Officer David Li in a statement.
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But a look at Baltimore shows how Amazon may now reach into Americans' daily existence in more ways than any corporation in history.
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"We have a long way to go before anybody has to reach into taxpayers' pockets," Mr. Shorris said in a call with reporters.
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Although Mumford is definitely not cooperative (he's visibly scared), he doesn't seem to reach into the car or toward floorboard, as police claim.
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"Teachers shouldn't be forced to reach into their pockets because of shrinking school budgets," GoFundMe CEO Rob Solomon said in announcing the initiative.
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Dozens of violations are reported to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) every year, and many reach into the tens of millions of misspent dollars.
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Martin's melody is too blue and too beautiful, the sudden reach into a minor key too mournful, to be broken by some disposable lyric.
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Today's launch expands the company's reach into mobile apps, an area where it faces stiff competition from the likes of Stripe, Adyen and others.
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It is the only film that's been able to reach into the crevices of my heart and stir up that rare feeling of recognition.
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It's tough to go wrong in a city where most January days are filled with sunshine and temperatures that can reach into the 70s.
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Amazon has plans to increase its reach into new sectors like health care, health insurance, internet delivery from outer space and even consumer robotics.
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Thermometers will easily reach into the 60s F in Seattle and Portland early this week, but will struggle to exceed 50 F on Friday.
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Don't just reach into the chest cavity and grab it as you would an apple: It will slip between your fingers, bruise, even tear.
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So, when the company decided it wanted to create its own series of films, it had to reach into its lower tier of heroes.
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It will link more than 60 different sporting organizations to achieve to aims with reach into thousands of schools and clubs across the country.
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And, in the cases when he did fall asleep mid-meal, Stanley would have to physically reach into Presley's mouth and remove the food.
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The Chinese company has also been expanding its reach into drone-free image stabilization with its line of Osmo camera-gimbal combos since 2015.
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The service is aggressively expanding its reach into various markets, with services available in various cities across 24 states and the District of Columbia.
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"It's an urgent matter that the party improves upon these numbers and increase the depth of its reach into communities of color," Garcia said.
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"I want you to reach into your millionaire pockets and I want you to buy some of my daughters' Girl Scout cookies," he joked.
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These tasks are linked: unless Myanmar's central government extends the state's reach into the resource-rich borderlands, its economy will never reach full potential.
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In a similar flex of brand might, Google recently bought health tracking company Fitbit in a bid to expand its reach into wearable tech.
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What Insider concluded this time is that a large share of Americans want the government to extend its reach into the nation's healthcare system.
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And, most recently, the Saudis have sought to extend their reach into Lebanon, one of the last truly stable democracies in the entire region.
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When a crisis occurs, decision makers reach into the proverbial "garbage can" and take out the solution that looks like it addresses the problem.
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In fact, with the recent purchase of Harman — a major automotive component supplier — Samsung can even start to extend its reach into connected cars.
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" He said the transit agency did need to be "mindful of the responsibility of getting that deeper reach into people's day-to-day activity.
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Mr. Crutcher was unarmed, but Ms. Shelby said she shot because she feared for her life when she saw him reach into his car.
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With four USB ports and a 6-foot-long cable to reach into the wayback, everyone in the car can top up their batteries.
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" He added, "These gestures were important for building confidence—but also because they showed we could reach into our systems and get something done.
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Responding to an audit can cost $2,000 to $5,000 but can reach into the "tens of thousands of dollars" in extreme cases, said Guarino.
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Great artists reach into their own hearts, brains, and guts to wrench out what's most vital and hold it out for you to grasp.
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The biggest players in the anti-harassment training space include Emtrain, Kantola, and Traliant, and the industry's annual revenue may reach into the billions.
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And while AT&T is focused mainly on the US market, AppNexus will give it further reach into Asia-Pacific, Australia, Europe, and Latin America.
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Digital technology puts a world of information at our fingertips, but it also allows bosses to reach into their workers' personal time with unprecedented ease.
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To look at her uncompromising, untamable images in such an elemental form is to reach into the sparkling essence of her creative engine, flying high.
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Oppo, Vivo and Gionee have found success in China by selling via offline channels, allowing them to expand their reach into smaller towns and cities.
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Companies with AXIS Capital's market position and size/scale typically have IFS ratings in the 'A' category but can reach into the lower 'AA' category.
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Garcia claimed in the video that she tried to reach into the trash can for the piece of paper, but the woman pushed her away.
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Many viral publishers have struggled to translate their enormous reach into a profitable business model, owing to the high cost of making bespoke native ads.
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"When you have a non-nation-state with nation-state-like weapons that can reach into the maritime (area), it has my attention," Donegan said.
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"Google's unique history, its motto 'Don't Be Evil,' and its direct reach into the lives of billions of users set it apart," the letter states.
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We have deepened our core coverage of technology, entertainment and digital culture, and expanded our reach into climate science, politics, space, history and automotive technology.
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While this work is usually for the good, it is yet another way in which inequality of wealth extends its reach into the public realm.
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Long before Facebook formally announced its new cryptocurrency, Libra, lawmakers were uneasy about the company's ambitions to reach into the financial lives of its users.
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The company will continue to try to expand its reach into new areas either through its core brands or more mergers and acquisitions, Buck said.
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Lugg, the startup that helps people with small moves, requested via an Uber-like mobile app, is this week expanding its reach into additional markets.
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I'm without Internet but reach into my backpack to grab my iPhone 23S and snap photos, an effort that reinforces the remoteness of the region.
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Two Tulsa police officers on the scene on that day testified they saw Crutcher attempt to reach into his vehicle through a driver's side window.
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"Given its new reach into American's lives, there are many ways it could go about recovering the inflated costs of this merger," Turner told Motherboard.
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Stoute's reputation for running Translation, a brand development and marketing firm within the music world, isn't extending its reach into Genius day-to-day affairs.
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It's just that it has shifted and mutated into a massive system of management and control, whose tentacles reach into all parts of our lives.
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And on that day I will reach into my bounteous sack o' bombs and start tossing them out like T-shirts at a games convention.
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The Prepworks by Progressive spoons solve this problem with a double-sided design that has a narrow end specifically made to reach into tight openings.
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Aretha Franklin, who died on Thursday, was best known for her rapturous, soulful voice and her ability to reach into the chest of her audience.
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Occupancy rates are low enough that some owners receive no income from their properties and must reach into their own pockets to pay maintenance costs.
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Prices for such jewelry can start at less than $500 and easily reach into the several thousands, especially when pricey materials or stones are involved.
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The economic tentacles of big tech firms will reach into every corner of the economy, inserting its influence into the local politics of every community.
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Those performances produced vocal protests by demonstrators who rallied inside barricades that lined Columbus Avenue outside Lincoln Center but did not reach into the plaza.
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But Amazon's presence here shows how the many-armed titan may now reach into Americans' daily lives in more ways than any corporation in history.
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Alibaba has also deepened its reach into physical retail stores; the company announced that it would help Intime Retail, a department store operator, go private.
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"[S]ome of the best examples we've seen is when the employers reach into the vocational schools and reach into the high schools, and develop curriculums and then employ the student right on the other end," she said, adding that she wants to make sure "every dollar that's spent of taxpayer money" on workforce initiatives is actually going toward training people and getting them jobs.
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And with the dividend just a penny per share, you'll still need to reach into your pocket to pay the sales tax on your meal combo.
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Critics in the business, legal and diplomatic communities say the bill would effectively extend China's coercive reach into Hong Kong and erode the rule of law.
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Even when they reach into the thousands, as they do most years, unintentional shootings are statistically invisible when viewed against other causes of death and injury.
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Going forward, we'll likely see Microsoft embrace a wider range of these experiences as it looks to extend its reach into third-party platforms like Android.
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The big picture: Although this deal alone isn't likely to raise significant antitrust scrutiny, it's yet another example of Amazon expanding its reach into new areas.
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The earliest stages of such "synthetic biology" are already changing many industrial processes, transforming medicine and beginning to reach into the consumer world (see Technology Quarterly).
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Plants are embedded in the coconut-fiber bed as if it's normal dirt, but their root systems reach into the water below to suss out nutrients.
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They are words that reach into the deepest parts of me, plucking out trauma that gets replayed over and over with each new article and retweet.
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THE arm of Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, "must not reach into Germany", says Cem Ozdemir, one of 11 members of Germany's parliament with Turkish roots.
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Free Press estimates that without taking the discount into account, the merger will give Nexstar an actual reach into 72 percent of the country's television audience.
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Funding the recovery from Hurricane Maria will undoubtedly reach into the hundreds of billions of dollars — funds provided by taxpayers via FEMA and other federal agencies.
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It is one that, as an investigation by The New York Times found, has expanded its reach into parts of daily life in the United States.
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"Cybercriminals often think it's a freebie to reach into the United States to do harm," FBI Director James B. Comey said during remarks announcing the charges.
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He said he saw one of the men, Mark Carson, reach into his pocket and take out what looked to Mr. Morales like a black gun.
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Mediclinic, which has stakes in Britain's Spire Healthcare and Switzerland's Hirslanden, extended its reach into the United Arab Emirates when it bought Al Noor last year.
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NXP produces chips for payment terminals and cars, giving Qualcomm, which focuses on smartphone chips, greater reach into what many think is the next big thing.
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And for Mr. Trump, it expanded his reach into conservative Christian communities that had been skeptical of him, but are a critical base of Republican support.
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In doing so, the U.S. telecom conglomerate expanded its reach into Europe and continued a move into content that accelerated with its 2011 acquisition of NBCUniversal.
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Once she hears your response, that stranger is going to reach into her basket and hand you an appropriate pair of felt dog or cat ears.
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John McCarthy, an A.I. pioneer, would reach into his pocket and deftly extract a quarter as an example of the most challenging tasks for a robot.
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"Any firm is benefited if you're able to reach into both side of the aisle," Cristina Antelo, founder of the bipartisan firm Ferox, told The Hill.
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" McConnell said that explanation for withholding the articles was that "Pelosi wanted leverage — leverage to reach into the Senate and dictate our trial proceedings to us.
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But now, the Iraqis have come to resent Iran's long reach into their country's affairs — a reach that expanded with the 22019 withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Tokyo has no claims on the waterway but worries about China's growing military reach into sea lanes through which much of Japan's ship-borne trade passes.
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But it's also a problem that Sequoia is well positioned to address because of its massive portfolio of investments and reach into companies big and small.
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Japanese messaging service Line Corp is expanding its reach into financial technology, or fintech, with a new company that offers a cryptocurrency exchange, loans and insurance.
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He said the maker of Oreos, Ritz crackers and Nabisco biscuits plans to expand its e-commerce platform as well as its reach into international markets.
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So if your adult children could use some help buying their new digs, should you reach into your savings — retirement or otherwise — to help them out?
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But even as Mr. Trump has expanded Republicans' reach into some areas, he has become a liability for the party in some well-educated, affluent suburbs.
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I knew the warnings from my father: Don't go on a run at night, don't reach into your pockets too quickly, be polite in front of them.
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This support will enable us to expand our reach into more urban slums in Mumbai, empowering local women through access to menstrual hygiene products and employment opportunities.
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So we've done things like a pilot where we went to seven cities that were the hardest for someone who's poor to reach into the middle class.
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Once your drink is ready, you type in a four-digit pin code, reach into the hatch, and grab your white cup printed with Cafe X's logo.
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He had seen movies like "Dangerous Minds" and "Stand and Deliver," in which heroic teachers reach into the lives of at-risk adolescents and make a difference.
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I ask how hygienic everything is, which prompts him to reach into a drawer and pull out a handful of objects that come supplied with Magic Beauty.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," Rep.
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We have had surveillance cameras, mics, frequency scanners and now we have the power of the Airbus radar, which will allow us to reach into new industries.
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I reach into my pocket to get out my notepad and begin taking observations, but as soon as I look back up, this is all that remains.
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In Texas, the Midwest, the mid-Atlantic and New England, states are facing historic heat advisories, with temperatures expected to reach into the 6900s in some places.
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If the administration can give spotlight to the workforce development network, WDBs will increase private funding to expand resources and reach into areas not yet being served.
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Since the financial crisis a decade ago, the sector has vastly expanded its influence and reach into services critical to American life, The New York Times reported.
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The money is likely to last some time and will be used to help grow the ClearTax user base and expand its reach into new financial products.
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There is a tangible, tactile quality to so many of its characters and settings, as if they're inviting you to reach into the screen and touch them.
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That is, Google has the sheer download numbers, thanks to the wide distribution of its devices — including its reach into emerging markets, thanks to low-cost smartphones.
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VICE News reports from inside one of FireEye's "war rooms," where a team of experts can reach into any customer's network to determine if it's been compromised.
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Reminder: Last month, millions of people demonstrated against a proposed extradition bill that would extend Beijing's reach into the territory, prompting Hong Kong's government to suspend it.
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Some people reach into garnishes meant for drinks, and others rip apart napkins and coasters, said Franck Duval, a bar manager at the Hoxton hotel in Amsterdam.
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Iran's state media reported on Saturday that five members of Parliament had tested positive, adding to the coronavirus's reach into the top tiers of the country's politicians.
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He can turn out the base, he can solidify our gains in the suburbs, and he can reach into exurban and rural communities and bring people home.
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"Trump has the forward momentum and already has reach into those states that aren't even on the clock yet," said former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele.
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Mitch McConnell: Coronation for this shameless game playing is his bigger policy wanted leverage, leverage to reach into the Senate and dictate our trial proceedings to us.
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"We have to use popular culture to reach into the living rooms of the youth of America, of Britain, France, Germany, and bring them in," he said.
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GOP senators said Young has urged his colleagues to reach into their campaign coffers to help Senate GOP candidates defend themselves against a surge in Democratic spending.
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Shelby claimed that Crutcher was refusing to follow orders and tried to reach into his car — for what she feared was a weapon — when she opened fire.
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A successful staging of the game is also a key initiative for La Liga president Javier Tebas, a vocal proponent of expanding the league's reach into North America.
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Since 2015, Slack has sought to become the hub for all workplace communication, using integrations with popular apps to extend its reach into as many teams as possible.
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She comes in, and in many ways, she represents that universal aspect of confidence — that voice you kind of reach into when you need to pick yourself up.
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Some have pigeonholed as "Russia's Google" and it has for years been looking for ways to expand its profile and reach into more countries outside its home market.
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I could also reach into the main compartment to grab snacks and to snake my charging cable out to my phone without having to open the top flap.
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Their influence and reach into media, telecommunications, retail—everything really—is so great that once-dominant firms in those industries are desperately seeking merger partners to keep up.
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Felton allegedly attempted to reach into the pajama bottoms of a 7-year-old girl while he was intoxicated and was charged with a sex crime in 2005.
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The House resolution is an especially aggressive reach into the business of states - and one rich in irony, considering Republicans' frequent worship at the altar of states' rights.
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Expanding Team8's reach into Asia, the company will co-host a thought leadership series in Singapore on Friday with Temasek, Singtel, CIO Academy and the Singapore Exchange.
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Just when you think the Capitals have run out of ways to reach into your chest and pull out your heart, they conjure back-to-back overtime losses.
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"It reflects an attempt to reach into the U.S. tax base to tax income that ought to be taxed in the United States," Lew said in a statement.
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"The smallest carrier in the Middle East … can actually reach into AT&T and Verizon's network," said Christopher Soghoian, principal technologist for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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But the market is getting crowded as digital upstarts expand their reach into new regions: PayPal-owned Xoom added 32 countries in Europe, including the UK, last week.
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Fears of a new global financial shock are rising over a crisis at Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest bank, whose vast operations reach into investment houses across the world.
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The footage appears to show militia member Robert "LaVoy" Finicum reach into his pocket for what officials say is a pistol before he is shot dead by police.
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Known by some as the "Iron Man," Mr. Agnelli was a tough negotiator and a bold executive who expanded the company's reach into markets in Asia, particularly China.
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"There's only so much you can reach into your own credit lines and then maybe your own personal money to carry yourself through that difficult time," Malkenson said.
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Tucked amid the church's side gardens on East 2218th and East 220st Streets are 215 manholes, which cover the eight-inch-wide wells that reach into the bedrock.
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But the D.P.P.'s defeat also reveals Beijing's increasing reach into Taiwan and, more specifically, its ability to exploit the weaknesses of an open society: namely, openness itself.
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See also: What's in Ned's Head, a game in which you reach into Ned's head and pull out a rotten tooth, an old gym sock, a rat, etc.
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From the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR) to the right to be forgotten, the European Union has begun to restrict technology's reach into the lives of its citizens.
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Now, not just the superpowers but all sides in any conflict can reach into the air and out to sea — and also strike in new domains like cyberspace.
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In another example of Russia's growing reach into Africa, dozens of private military contractors are aiding the Mozambique army which is battling an insurgency in its northernmost province.
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A cursory investigation revealed that the very best selling mobile games didn't move tens of millions or even a hundred million units — they could reach into the billions.
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Letter of Recommendation Four to five times a week, I reach into the cabinet to the left of my stove and pull out my ugliest, least-pedigreed pan.
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Letter of Recommendation Four to five times a week, I reach into the cabinet to the left of my stove and pull out my ugliest, least-pedigreed pan.
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While the overall death toll is uncertain, there is reason to believe it may reach into the hundreds; witnesses and activists said that 34 villages had been attacked.
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While the overall death toll is uncertain, there is reason to believe it may reach into the hundreds; witnesses and activists said that 23 villages had been attacked.
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One worker testified that if the giant automatic brushes damaged a windshield wiper or a mirror, his boss would reach into the tip jar to compensate the customer.
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Each Easter, she would reach into the refrigerator case at the supermarket for a ham that had been sweetened and smoked through the miracle of modern food science.
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Musk will take the stage at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Australia on Friday to explain more about SpaceX's plans to stretch humanity's reach into the solar system.
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Subscription-based digital platforms, eager to reach into global markets and unburdened by skittish advertisers, are more willing to gamble on series that traditional networks might consider too risky.
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Last month, the reports centered on talks that SoftBank is having with coworking giant WeWork about a new round of funding that could reach into the billions of dollars.
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But it's a way to convince investors and advertisers that Snapchat has a reach into small, mid-sized and large businesses, just like other social networking and tech giants.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - ValueAct Capital said it has invested in asset management group KKR & Co, as the $16 billion activist investment fund deepens its reach into the financial sector.
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Meaning the inbox of a successful Instagay—the burgeoning cult of beautiful gay men on Instagram, with follower counts that reach into five or six digits—must be inundated.
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purel," wrote Gregory Locke, in a message on Facebook that went viral.
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As a citizen of this world and a media creator, I urge all news, art, and music platforms to reach into our communities outside of tragedies and newsfeed clickbait.
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"He's out there beating the bushes with the die-hard Republicans, and they've got Trump trying to expand their reach into the suburbs," Nevins said of Pence's travel schedule.
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Such conversions are rare in Islamic finance but are seen as a way to increase the scale of Islamic banking and widen its reach into under-served rural areas.
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"When Simms told Wilson that she was on her period, the lawsuit alleges that Wilson lied by saying she wasn't going to reach into her pants but just "look.
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Mujeres in Politics marshals Latinas for the ant work of canvassing and phone banking, but it also relies on social ties to deepen the campaign's reach into Latino communities.
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An entire room of the tour is dedicated to what the museum calls, "slavery's lasting legacies," and an accompanying video explaining slavery's extending arms that reach into modern times
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Pat McCrory (R) defended the "bathroom bill" he signed into law last month, saying cities and states shouldn't reach into the private sector and act as human resources directors.
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Haste, who pleaded not guilty to the charges, told investigators that he saw Graham reach into his waistband, and he said he believed he was reaching for a weapon.
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Editor-In-Chief Austin Walker, myself, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau recorded this in advance, so we decided to slap on some gloves and reach into The Question Bucket.
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Dan Newhouse, already has signatories numbering in the 20s, according to a source familiar with the letter, and could reach into the 30s by the time it is sent.
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But as Zoom extends its reach into hundreds of thousands of home offices and schools around the world, experts have raised concerns about its security and data-protection policies.
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Maybe it's this tragic arc, or maybe it's Jackson-Cohen's piercing, imploring eyes, but Luke's story has viewers wanting to reach into the screen and save the poor guy.
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The park is inviting children to immerse themselves in the local waters — just metaphorically, of course, though there will be a touch tank of live creatures to reach into.
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In another recent issue (that I contributed to), there were links to stories I might never have seen about comedy, media, American imperialism and Facebook's reach into global politics.
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Problems in the Treasury bond market have diminished since the Fed announced open-ended bond purchases under its quantitative easing program, which could reach into the trillions of dollars.
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Industry growth indicates those places that once dispensed pampering are now expanding their reach into adventure trips, hotel design and even cultural programming under the banner of wellness travel.
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Yet Mr. Graham's account has tentacles that reach into the deepest recesses of where and how you live, think and perhaps even vote in today's era of social media.
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"Our top adversaries are developing and using cyberspace to increase their operational reach into our military and civilian systems, exploiting our vulnerabilities, and compromising our national defense," he added.
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The local chapter of Coldiretti, the Italian agricultural lobby, noted that the harvest of grapes for Barolo, which often used to reach into November, now took place weeks earlier.
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MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art A prison cell – symbolic of the pieces of ourselves we struggle to keep guarded – extends its spidery reach into the rest of society.
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This is not to say that the pervasive stigma that characterizes so much of America's response to substance misuse does not reach into conversations between transplant clinicians and their patients.
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That past spring all the European democracies, with the exception of Great Britain, had fallen to the relentless Nazi forces, and in Asia, Japan had extended its reach into China.
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The low melting point of the chocolate meant that each time you'd reach into the bag, your hands would come out covered in chocolate, but no one seemed to care.
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" She "removed his hand and fell back asleep," the lawsuit states, before waking up again to Wedl "rubbing her thigh, grabbing her butt, and attempting to reach into her pants.
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The winner will have bragging rights to having built the biggest database in history, potentially attaining supremacy in cloud computing, and expanding its reach into the lucrative financial services industry.
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For Snap, a move to the desktop represents a way to extend its reach into users' lives, while harnessing the advantages the company has built up in augmented reality filters.
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It's a deal that has the potential to work out well for both companies, giving Salesforce a more integrated iOS experience and helping Apple increase its reach into the enterprise.
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The nearly six-hour ordeal began Sunday when the child tried to reach into the machine, located in a Melbourne hotel lobby, and became trapped by its anti-theft mechanism.
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Humans make only peripheral appearances that suggest their roles as caretakers: arms reach into the frame to wash, nurse, and feed the primates, but the animals are usually portrayed alone.
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Qatar has for years parlayed its enormous gas wealth and Al Jazeera's reach into broad influence in the region, and in 2011 supported "Arab Spring" revolts across the Middle East.
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So far, no one has been harmed, but what's happening in Tucson right now is a good reminder that the tentacles of crazy internet conspiracies reach into the real world.
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Then, in March of 2014, Russia annexed Crimea and stoked a civil war in Ukraine, raising questions about whether Putin might try to extend Russia's reach into the Baltic States.
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But he once revealed, in a 1991 speech to the Denver Bar Association, that he did have a hero, even if he had to reach into fiction to find one.
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The catch, though, is that the overwhelming Democratic strength in well-educated areas did not cross the political divides of the 2016 election and reach into white working-class areas.
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By spring, the Justice Department had appointed a special counsel to probe Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, an investigation that would quickly reach into the president's inner circle.
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Then reach into the center of the flowerlike thistle and scrape out any purplish spikes you see, along with the white choke lying like a shag carpet over the flesh.
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The move comes amid heightened anxiety under the aggressive border policies of the Trump administration as well as recent court decisions limiting the government's reach into ubiquitous personal electronic devices.
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It makes Bunge a leading U.S. producer of corn flour used to make tortillas and expands the company's reach into specialty products, such as organic corn flour, according to Bunge.
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"Therefore, in my view, courts must exercise great caution when examining these issues, as we await further guidance from the Supreme Court on the First Amendment's reach into social media."
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"Therefore, in my view, courts must exercise great caution when examining these issues, as we await further guidance from the Supreme Court on the First Amendment's reach into social media."
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That was bad for a few reasons: First, the knives could nick or dull by banging together, and second, it's dangerous to reach into a pile of sharp knives (duh).
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They are, to cite Hemingway's title for his Paris memoir, "a moveable feast," and they offer us a kind of reach into time and space that we can find nowhere else.
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Islamic State has waged a low-level war against soldiers and police in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula for years but it is increasingly targeting Christians and broadening its reach into Egypt's mainland.
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The advantage of doing it this way is that in moments of unhappiness, you can reach into the jar and be reminded of those moments, perhaps becoming grateful for them anew.
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But John Mutter, a Columbia University professor who specializes in natural disasters and studied the death toll from Hurricane Katrina, expects in the coming days it could reach into the hundreds.
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And it wasn't easy to recreate the product: Coca-Cola had to reach into its archives to get the design of right, and dig through its vault to recover the recipe.
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Scripture called for men of the cloth to reach into the most unreceptive corners of the world and find common ground with outsiders: the weirdos, the sinners, the dammed, the indisposed.
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He has broadened his empire by consolidating power in China, expanding his reach into California and becoming the most important player in fireworks logistics on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.
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A profitable part of the video game industry is e-gaming or esports, competitive video game competitions where amateur and professional players compete for prizes that can reach into the millions.
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"I often find myself wanting to reach into videos and pictures and just pull you out," Morgan wrote earlier this month on Instagram alongside a pair of photos of her daughter.
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They're doing it to get a paycheck and brands will pay whatever amount of money to be associated with someone's audience and have them extend their reach into a new space.
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The company said that if you include all of its home products — like the Chromecast and Google WiFi — its sales figures reach into the "tens of millions" throughout all of 2017.
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If the government can use the All Writs Act to make it easier to unlock your iPhone, it would have the power to reach into anyone's device to capture their data.
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"I often find myself wanting to reach into videos and pictures and just pull you out," Morgan wrote on Instagram alongside a pair of photos of her daughter earlier this month.
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And the general public still largely views hackers as nefarious, all-powerful cyberghosts who can reach into your computer and cause your Twitter account to retweet hardcore porn at any time.
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With Android TV at the heart of the above-mentioned devices, as well as TVs from TCL and Hisense, Google has an incredibly broad reach into the homes of its users.
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The company said Hiree will merge with its own job seeker platform, QuikrJobs, taking the service to four million "active" job seekers and increasing its reach into technology and startup employers.
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Meaningful action by these countries could include giving the ethnic groups a platform in U.S. government-sponsored media outlets, such as Voice of America and Radio Farda, that reach into Iran.
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For HNA Group, the aviation company that has extended its reach into logistics, tourism and financial services after splashing out $50 billion on dealmaking, the process of deleveraging has just started.
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When we spoke recently, he explained that while the income can reach into the seven figures on successful shows, that's still less than what they can make in other creative projects.
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Attempting to refashion CDA 230 into a tool that would allow the government to reach into online spaces and control what is and is not published is antithetical to freedom expression.
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It also wants state and federal infrastructure investments to match funds for expanding coverage into places that have some broadband already, and also wants to reach into completely new rural areas.
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The publication is set to double its editorial staff beyond its current 15 and reach into new industries, including energy and banking, where emerging tech is starting to create serious disruption.
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By that accounting, the number of AIDS burials on Hart Island could reach into the thousands, making it perhaps the single largest burial ground in the country for people with AIDS.
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In eSports, professional gamers compete in video game leagues and tournaments like the Overwatch League and the International DOTA2 Championships, where the prize money can reach into the millions of dollars.
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"Iran is about as crosscutting as it gets in foreign policy challenges," Mr. Hook said, noting its reach into policy concerns about nuclear proliferation, missiles, maritime security, human rights and terrorism.
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A merger with Tribune would transform Sinclair into a media juggernaut, with reach into seven out of 295 homes through more than 29.5 stations in cities as diverse as Eureka, Calif.
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Rental properties start around $251,2480 a month for a studio apartment or $2530,225 a month for a two-bedroom home and reach into the five figures for an ocean-view compound.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," Waters said in a statement.
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Each meeting, the official said, began the same way: Putin would reach into his suit jacket pocket, remove notecards listing perceived American sins against Russia, and read them one by one.
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When the Dragon arrives at the ISS, a robot arm will reach into the trunk, pull out the experiment's parts, put them together, and install them on the outside of the habitat.
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The company is under regulatory and political scrutiny for its massive influence, as well as its mishandling of user data, even as it works to further extend its reach into users' lives.
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Two Boston media outlets with reach into New Hampshire, The Boston Globe and WBZ-TV, are working with Suffolk University, also in Boston, to conduct a nightly tracking poll of the race.
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Other disaster experts have told Vox that given the scale of crisis on the island with ongoing food, water, and fuel shortages, the death toll is likely to reach into the hundreds.
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Andrew M. Cuomo can reach into government bureaucracies, even on issues — like the rise in the city's homeless population — that the two elected officials, both Democrats, profess a keen interest in solving.
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He also hopes to expand AdoptTogether's reach into his own life by using the platform to expand his own family with wife Sueann, 40, and biological daughters Cora, 4, and Charlotte, 1.
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What I don't think is right is for tax authorities and other jurisdictions to reach into our tax base and to remove the ability for us to execute what I just described.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," Waters said in a statement yesterday.
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Shannon was inside all of three minutes which was the time it took for the girl behind the desk to reach into the birthday joint jar and hand her a free joint.
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The AK news screen at the intersection of these two neighbourhoods is a reminder of the devlet baba (the "daddy state") and its capacity to reach into the daily lives of citizens.
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There are also complex issues surrounding privacy: personal assistants need to know a lot about you to be useful, and lots of us are wary of tech companies' reach into our lives.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," she said in a statement Tuesday.
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So when you have a shift towards people deciding, "Well, we can't show off at the moment," they tend to reach into the past because that's how culture works at the moment.
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But if you've already organized them by color, all you have to do is reach into the general vicinity of the marble they like and you're almost guaranteed to pick a winner.
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It has extended its reach into Southeast Asia, setting up a local retail business in Indonesia, becoming a partner on an e-commerce venture in Thailand and backing another one in Vietnam.
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A muscular reach into the federal government does not, of course, guarantee good things for a state whose residents have been long bitter about its outsize financial contributions to the federal coffers.
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Yet one curiosity of the case, as with similar Fourth Amendment rulings that limit the government's reach into our private lives, is that it won't be of any help to Mr. Carpenter.
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Google has vastly expanded its reach into America's schools as more than half of students use its Gmail and Docs apps, and a majority of mobile devices shipped to schools are Chromebooks.
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In China, the country's military viewed Mr. Mattis as a hard-liner, and the architect of a containment strategy designed to thwart the country's growing naval reach into the Asia-Pacific region.
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Kjellberg has been one of the most successful creators in the platform's history, shaping what happens on the site and extending his reach into a book deal, talk show appearances, and sponsorships.
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After running through the tools it used in the previous decade, the Fed turned a new page Monday, unveiling a slate of new programs to significantly expand its reach into the economy.
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That means the disease no longer constitutes just an outbreak or even an epidemic; the coronavirus has now spread around the world, and will continue to reach into other countries and communities.
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Periodically somebody would reach into a firebox whose interior looked like a medieval painting of hell and fill a scuttle with coals to set under one of the three stainless-steel grills.
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The criticism has become increasingly noteworthy as Amazon has expanded its reach into so many aspects of American life, from online retail to entertainment to the delivery of groceries and prescription drugs.
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In almost the same breath that Europe crossed the Atlantic and extended its reach into the Indian Ocean, Spain vanquished the continent's oldest Muslim polities and scattered Iberia's Jews across the Mediterranean.
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His remarks come after questions swirled on Capitol Hill that Trump could be contemplating firing Mueller, as his investigation appears to pick up steam and reach into the president's tight inner circle.
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He was the clear favorite of voters in Vienna and other cities, and apparently was able to reach into rural areas where Mr. Hofer won in May but performed less strongly Sunday.
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The adults settled in a circle on the living room floor, their babies perky in their laps, bouncing on nubby legs, or scooting out of reach into a cooing collective in the middle.
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At least a half-dozen times every week, I reach into my pocket and pull out my smartphone in an attempt to take a photo or video of something my kids are doing.
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One idea currently in favor is to build a massive 20-foot robot arm that would enter the reactor building on rails, reach into the reactor pressure vessel, and scoop up the fuel.
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They feared that if it passed, Beijing could reach into Hong Kong and pluck alleged offenders — including foreign executives — out of the city to face charges under China's opaque and politicized legal system.
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In an announcement Thursday, the company said the move abroad will come "soon," but did not specify what date that would take place or which country it was stretching its reach into first.
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After gaining a "major foothold" in Syria, where it has backed the regime of President Bashar al-Assad, influence in Libya could allow it to expand its reach into North Africa, he said.
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"Because I think that our future is going to require a broad coalition of non-partisan decency...I actually think it's important to reach into places where we wouldn't normally reach," Bee explained.
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Instead, doctors, backstreet abortionists, and pregnant women turn to common household tools: knitting needles, wire clothes hangers, urinary catheters, and a wide variety of other objects long enough to reach into the uterus.
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Unlike Tokopedia, Lazada covers six markets in Southeast Asia, it is focused on retail brands and it maintains close links to Alibaba's Taobao service, giving merchants a channel to reach into the region.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two Caucasian hands — one male, one female, the latter wearing a pearl bracelet — reach into a film frame to assemble, piece-by-piece, a diorama-scale cityscape.
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Google says it's a sign of the company's strengths — it can reach into the long tail of articles on the web, and surface them to audiences that missed them the first time around.
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Softbank's Vision Fund, which has already invested in GM's Cruise and Uber, extends its reach into the mobility space, putting $500 million into Cambridge Mobile Telematics, which makes a mobile data analysis platform.
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I reach into my pocket for an index card on which I'd written some questions to ask him, but I pull it out to reveal a soggy, illegible handful of paper-like goop.
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London-based Marex has hired new staff to reach into Japan and to add an industrial metals base in Singapore, its global head of metals told Reuters in an interview late last week.
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Michael Strahan wasn't impressed with President Trump's fast food spread for the Clemson football team -- so he's offered to reach into his own pockets to pay for a LOBSTER DINNER for the champs.
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By expanding its reach into select higher-price offerings, including its luxury 1941 label, Coach will soon be sold in high-end stores that haven't traditionally offered its brand, including Nordstrom and Saks.
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For now, the company's males will be released into people's yards (who pay for the service) to mate with female Asian tiger mosquitoes around Lexington, Kentucky before expanding its reach into other cities.
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Rather than reach into his beverage the man chugged the rest of the beer and handed the golf ball back to Day, who entered the year's first major as one of the favorites.
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That's before you consider the average price differences between the two, where business hotels tend to reach into premium price points and Airbnb homes tend to come at a wider range of prices.
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Many women and children said they were running from murderous violence by gangs, especially in El Salvador and Honduras, where criminal organizations control city barrios and have expanded their reach into rural villages.
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The team's goal was to reach into the "information environment" and find "civil vulnerabilities" to assist US diplomats and Sri Lankan officials in ensuring the situation wouldn't "cascade into more violence," Ray said.
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But in recent years, the largest firms have expanded their reach into an array of public and financial services central to American life — ambulances, infrastructure and subprime lending, among them, The Times found.
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It features a long, flexible neck to reach into various openings and a child safety lock so you can light your candles (and anything else that requires a fire) with peace of mind.
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So when law firm Patterson and Sheridan, which deals in patents and intellectual property, decided to expand its reach into the Silicon Valley market, it opted to keep its staff where they were.
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Though this round is about unlocking the device of a mass shooter with suspected terrorist ties, the result may determine how far, and how easily, the government can reach into your phone, too.
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With competition on the rise, Booking Holdings, Expedia and TripAdvisor and others have been increasing their capital expenditure on marketing and advertising to differentiate their brands and expand their reach into new regions.
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Hackers are now getting telecom employees to run software that lets the hackers directly reach into the internal systems of U.S. telecom companies to take over customer cell phone numbers, Motherboard has learned.
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James Foggo, the head of US Naval Forces Europe and Africa, for example, has warned more than once about increasingly sophisticated Russian submarines and their ability reach into Europe with sub-launched missiles.
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CEO Satya Nadella has pushed the company deeper into cloud computing and computer hardware, and made a splash acquisition of LinkedIn, expected to expand Microsoft's reach into industries like recruiting and human resources.
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Being able to reach into the game world and simply change things, with the help of intrepid communities of programmers, content creators, and professional game developers with side projects, is such a pleasure.
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Venture- and private equity-backed startups like Oscar Health, Clover Health, Devoted Health, Alignment Healthcare and Bright Health have raised hundreds of millions as they've expanded their reach into the competitive Medicare Advantage markets.
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It's a space base, but it also serves China's more earth-bound ambitions, as well, expanding its reach into a region that other world powers — including the United States — have long taken for granted.
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Ko Ni believed that Aung San Suu Kyi, who'd gained world fame for championing democracy in Myanmar, would prevail over a military whose patronage and power reach into many corners of politics and business.
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Yet Kravetz said that he added to his position in Apple Wednesday morning because the company is expanding its reach into recurring services and add-ons that are not dependent on iPhone sales growth.
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One officer said he saw the gun slide out of Castile's pocket as he was placed on a medical backboard; another said he saw an officer reach into his pocket and pull it out.
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Washington has sought to limit the group's ability to reach into the homes of potential recruits, such as the couple responsible for the killings in San Bernardino, California, through platforms including Twitter and Facebook.
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Ultimately, China aims to extend its military reach into the South China Sea and Western Pacific in such a way that it can effectively control who can — and cannot — enter those regions, analysts say.
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A Deutsche Bank research report estimated that Amazon could save twenty-two million dollars a year by introducing the Kiva machines in a single warehouse; the savings company-wide could reach into the billions.
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For the exchange of information that does remain, the law requires notification of Airbnb of potential exchanges and gives Airbnb the power to reach into the tax agency and block that exchange of information.
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Critics said the merger, which would have given the combined company an unrivaled reach into nearly three-quarters of the country's television-viewing households, would have consolidated too much media power into one entity.
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"Companies that traditionally ran their businesses in 'siloed' environments are now expanding their reach into tangential markets in order to seek out new growth and bundling services in order to reduce churn," he said.
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Do you occasionally reach into the depths of your fridge and pull out a half-used bottle of something that might have at one time been mayonnaise, but now looks like a science experiment?
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So while it's easy to dismiss Trump's doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down on this myth as bluster, it can have real consequences — which reach into the most basic, fundamental right that American citizens share.
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But the reason a door demanding a player reach level 999 was so daunting is because leveling up in Tibia, especially as you reach into the hundreds, is a draining and time-consuming task.
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The plan for Jasper, Robbins said, is to marry its capabilities for selling services that connect cars and manufacturing equipment and robots to the Internet with Cisco's reach into service providers and enterprise companies.
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But giving them, and others, a more vivid and deeper reach into the vast pool of what they already know — well, there are angels and demons buried there, in addition to facts and names.
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It showed how far the tentacles of the federal government reach into ordinary lives around the nation, and how even the richest country on Earth could be one domestic crisis away from bread lines.
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Not only that, but it is possible to reach into one's brain for a single sentence from six years of French in junior high and high school and college, and discover an utter void.
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Despite scrutiny from researchers about whether trauma fees are deserved, trauma activation fees have only grown in size, 23 percent annually in recent years, and can reach into the tens of thousands of dollars.
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"As a mom who is also a basketball coach now for my kids and my community, I am more aware now of just how deeply basketball can reach into our hearts," she told me.
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While polling does not reach into individual marriages, the results suggest a marital gap — 58 percent of married men voted for Mr. Trump compared with 47 percent of married women, according to exit polls.
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Most musicians' memoirs reach into the past to make a case for the present, searching in the life of the unfamous person who once existed for evidence of the exceptional, inevitable star to be.
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"I've never seen so many people simultaneously reach into their bags and pockets looking for tissues and Purell," Gregory Locke, one of the quick-thinking custodians, wrote on his Facebook page over the weekend.
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One thing we also noticed ... 21-year-old Ben gave a stiff-arm to the rose lady who was hoping the NBA star would reach into his pockets to impress Kendall after the club.
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Think of a horse purchased for tens of thousands of dollars as a value stock, and the stud fees, that can reach into the millions, as dividends that will pay back the owner for years.
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Yet many analysts remain optimistic and the company continues to make new investments: It owns a stake in ride-hailing app Lyft worth nearly $27 million and has recently expanded its reach into artificial intelligence.
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PayU, the Naspers-owned fintech firm that specializes in emerging markets, is broadening its global reach into Southeast Asia after it announced a deal to buy a majority stake in Singapore-based Red Dot Payment.
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So while it's easy to dismiss Trump's doubling, tripling, and quadrupling down on this myth as bluster, it can have real consequences — consequences that reach into the most basic, fundamental right that American citizens share.
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Be Willing to Spend More Than Five Bucks If you want to avoid a category five headache the next day, reach into your wallet instead of trying to save money by getting the cheap stuff.
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The administration made a big show recently of saying that the U.S. is heading back to the moon and that NASA should focus on looking off Earth and extending our reach into the solar system.
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Zuckerberg would be entering a more competitive market than Yahoo did back in the day, and politicians on both sides might take issue at the idea of Facebook extending its reach into the People's Republic.
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The disagreement lies on the idea of "having one sovereign entity reach into another sovereign entity's tax base and change tax laws retroactively, which is what we believe the state-aid decision did," Lew said.
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Deportations of foreign-born long-term residents are surging under the Trump administration, but as they reach into well-established immigrant communities far from the border, there is often little chance they will be permanent.
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Sustainable Development Goals have become buzz-worthy enough in the markets to merit their own bonds — a market that is small now but projected by one fixed income expert to reach into the trillions someday.
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Celene da Silva, 29, is one of thousands of door-to-door vendors for Nestlé, helping the world's largest packaged food conglomerate expand its reach into a quarter-million households in Brazil's farthest-flung corners.
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A lack of innovation and incremental benefits are failing to entice new buyers to the market, a better camera and better connection quality is no longer enough for potential purchasers to reach into their pocket.
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Already in some cities, and soon across the world, fiberoptic transmission speeds will invisibly reach into all of our pockets, bringing television, 25D imagery and new applications we never dreamed of to our mobile devices.
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Judge, who leapt at the wall in the playoffs last year to steal a home run from Francisco Lindor of Cleveland, did not blame the fan — who did not reach into the field of play.
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Another Fox reach into its past, the fall series "24: Legacy," also forced fans to confront a question, one that was more substantive: Was that show again demonizing Muslims, as it had in the past?
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For Labour, which suffered its worst election defeat since 1935, the results signaled the end of an era of being able to reach into both thriving cities and left-behind former mining villages for votes.
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She's got a lot of depth, and she's lived a life, and it was exciting to be able to reach into those real human depths," including the ability to "shrug off the burden of likability.
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But given the recent backlash to Facebook's insatiable appetite for user data and longer reach into our lives than many people realized, that coupling of dating apps with Facebook began to make some users uncomfortable.
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Valerie Jarrett, a businesswoman, former city official in Chicago and longtime friend of the Obamas, was renowned for her unmatched access to President Barack Obama and reach into policy matters far beyond her official portfolio.
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We try to reach decision makers not only through their minds through data and statistics, but we have to reach into their hearts, and telling a story and having the right tools to visualize, it's essential.
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French forces intervened in 2013 to drive back jihadists who had seized northern Mali the previous year, but the militants have regrouped, capitalizing on intercommunal conflicts to recruit and to extend their reach into central Mali.
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Self-described "post-everything" band Respire reach into that chaotic underground sea to bring back a glimpse of the ingenuity that rests just beneath the surface with their song new "Bound" off their upcoming album Dénouement.
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They have left him with the fairly ludicrous option of suggesting that he, Donald Trump, is simply too wedded to constitutional tradition to allow an executive order to reach into Congress's role of setting immigration policy.
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I wish I could reach into my own head like that, to push and pull until everything in alignment for one perfect, comfortable day, and wake up the next morning and do it all over again.
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The superstar musician, who left behind an estate that could reach into the hundreds of millions, may not have had a will that would have directed how his assets were to be divided among his heirs.
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Starting in August, it will also reach into New York's boroughs, Florida's Broward and Palm Beach counties, and Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay area, and San Diego, California, as well as San Antonio in Texas.
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This comes amid an increasing consolidation of wealth and power among the upper echelon of society in the U.S., with billionaires taking over newspapers, the presidency, and increasingly, planning to extend their reach into outer space.
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After Corrao's mother told him to leave the birds alone, the man decided to reach into Pinky's pen, grab the bird by the neck and violently throw her to the ground in front of his family.
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Other terms include detailed plans for Mr. Redstone's health care as well as for a payment to Ms. Herzer, which could reach into the tens of millions of dollars, people with knowledge of the deliberations said.
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The media infrastructure that helped the alt-right make its initial reach into the mainstream of American politics is undergoing a dramatic shakeup that will profoundly affect—and probably dent—its ability to recruit and organize.
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Already in 1915, students had protested against Yuan Shikai, the most powerful warlord of the day, both for allowing Japan to extend its reach into northeastern Manchuria and for appointing himself emperor of a new dynasty.
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If the group succeeds in planting its flag here, it would not only expand its reach into a new part of the continent, but it would also do so far outside the grasp of international forces.
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Children can go on tours of the Wetlab's river water aquarium; view plankton under a microscope; observe a living, growing oyster reef; and reach into a touch tank to handle crabs, snails and other invertebrates gently.
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As these players expand their reach into new finance verticals, they&aposre likely to become a bigger threat to their smaller peers that don&apost necessarily have the same resources to offer extensive suites of products.
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We are often quick to reach into our pockets when disaster hits, like after an earthquake or wildfire, but do you think people are more reluctant to pitch in when it comes to helping the homeless?
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They sell high spec phones at a mid-tier price in China, and have managed to gain share by selling their devices via offline channels, allowing them to expand their reach into smaller towns and cities.
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Danie Meintjes, a 22-year veteran of South Africa's largest private hospital group, oversaw the company's merger with Al Noor in 2015, which extended its reach into Abu Dhabi and moved Mediclinic's primary listing to London.
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The Dutch brewer in March launched a new version of its Heineken lager and is expanding its reach into suburban and rural areas with its mid-tier Tiger brand and lower-priced Larue and Bivina beers.
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Team Canada's Dylan Strome invoked either Katniss Everdeen or Legolas or Hawkeye or baseball's Fernando Rodney when he pretended to reach into a bag of arrows and fire one into the air after scoring a goal.
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John Mutter, a disaster expert at Columbia University who studied the death toll in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, told Vox that he suspects the death toll in Puerto Rico from Maria will reach into the hundreds.
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I devote most of "Alt-America: The Rise of the Radical Right in the Age of Trump" to explaining how the radical right really started taking root and expanding its reach into mainstream politics in the 1990s.
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Talking about access to space as some kind of national rat race to the top is damaging for every nation hoping to extend its reach into the solar system in the increasingly globalized world we live in.
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And when it's time to get to work, I can reach into my bag, select the right tool, and feel like someone with a much cooler profession—like a doctor, or a machinist, or maybe an assassin.
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While the stake could lead to a business partnership with Tencent and help Snap expand its reach into China, Morningstar analyst Ali Mogharabi said Snap's problems remained, chiefly slowing user growth and competition from Facebook Inc's Instagram.
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Instead, the sale of arms is more likely one element in its diplomatic toolkit, giving it an additional way to extend its reach into the Middle East, Latin America and Africa as it builds these security relationships.
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Then comes such technology as micro-targeting, giving campaigns the ability "to reach into everybody's mind and figure out exactly what it takes to get them down to the polls"—rather than craft policies with broad appeal.
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The show includes a staggering 175 works in a full range of sizes, mostly sculptures in clay, plaster, bronze, and marble from every stage of the artist's career, that reach into our space and don't let go.
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And as Uber and Lyft continue to expand their reach into new services like carpooling, "microtransit," and self-driving cars, the challenge facing regulators to create a more equitable and effective system will only grow more urgent.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — House investigators are asking former national security adviser John Bolton to testify in their impeachment inquiry, deepening their reach into the White House as the probe accelerates toward a potential vote to remove the president.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A proposed new extradition law in Hong Kong could extend China's "coercive reach" into the financial hub and create serious risks for U.S. national security and economic interests there, a U.S. congressional commission said.
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Given the Chinese government's continuing crackdown on human rights and freedom of speech under President Xi Jinping, as well as its deepening reach into Western democracies, Apple's policies in China have far-reaching implications for us all.
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"If someone like Cevian comes and says 'we'll reach into the cash register' then we're saying: not with us," Nasikkol said, adding he expected to clash with Thyssenkrupp management over a planned restructuring of the steel unit.
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In one of the most pointed jabs of the film, we cut between a poor neighborhood flooded with sewage to a rich family watching the rain outside as they reach into a fridge stocked with Voss water.
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Robert Mueller III, who was named special counsel on Wednesday to oversee the Trump-Russia investigation, is charged with revealing the truth about suspicions that reach into the highest levels of the Trump campaign and White House.
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I love how the dough is lumpy, how I find chunks of butter here, shards there, and how the higgledy-piggledy mixture teeters toward hopelessness until I reach into the bowl again to knead and fold it.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the outskirts of Nairobi, vast tracts of agricultural land are seeing a new type of growth, as steel rods and concrete pillars set into the red earth reach into the Kenyan sky.
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He recalled his time at Tencent and said that the tech giant had a broad reach into its audience through the QQ and WeChat apps, which gave the firm the ability to do unlimited research and testing.
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The illegal nature of their work makes it easy for them to be preyed on, by men who want to rape them, men who want to hurt them, or men who just want to reach into their wallet.
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But the company is not complying, arguing that building the software to unlock the phone "would undeniably create a backdoor" to its encryption protocols and give the government "power to reach into anyone's device to capture their data".
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Al-Hussein neglected to mention that Hamas has diverted humanitarian shipments of building materials sent to Gaza – earmarked for repairs of civilian houses – for use in expanding its labyrinth of terror tunnels that reach into sovereign Israeli territory.
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Rather, as lawsuits like Amazon's exemplify, they seem to want to simply reach into America's source code (ie its law) and use it to brute force the rest of America to accept the sociopolitical aspects of San Francisco.
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Check out our clip ... you can see the suspect casually approach the Hollywood Blvd star around 9:30 Tuesday morning -- reach into her bag -- pull out what appears to be white spray paint, and then coat the star.
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"I have been concerned that it reflected an attempt to reach into the U.S. tax base to tax income that ought to be taxed in the United States," Lew said in response to the decision, Reuters is reporting.
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Managing partner Mariano Belinky said the fund will expand its reach into new geographies, such as Latin America, and look at more emerging themes, such as artificial intelligence and cognitive computing, such as how machines predict customer behaviour.
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"The booksellers' disappearances were a vivid indication that the long arm of the Chinese security state could and would reach into Hong Kong and beyond," PEN America, which lobbies for free speech rights worldwide, said in a statement.
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Shelby, who will soon be on trial for manslaughter charges over the shooting, claims that Crutcher was acting erratically and trying to reach into his pockets and his car (although the car's doors and windows were apparently closed).
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Its primary mirror — like the Hubble 94 inches in diameter — is twice as big as the one that was being contemplated for Wfirst, giving it four times the light-gathering power and a deep reach into the cosmos.
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A surprising number of immersion blender users are injured when they reach into the beaker or pot while the device is on, but with the OXO On's bright light, it's much easier to remember to avoid the blades.
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Think about how you might reach into a messy drawer: Your primary sense is vision, but you switch to your sense of touch as your hand gets deeper into the drawer and closer to the object you want.
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Experts found evidence of proboscis on some of the insects, a long needle-like tube that was thought to have evolved to reach into flowering plants, but -- based on the findings -- may have originally developed for another purpose.
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Calacanis said Friday on his web show "This Week in Startups," that a tie-up between Tesla and Uber would give Uber the autonomous driving technology it so badly needs and expand Tesla's reach into many more markets.
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These are just ordinary cans—cans that a brave person–let's say one who has been fucked over by Ontario's BRUTAL legal cannabis rollout—could just reach into and get their hands on some good, good sticky-icky.
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"And I believe that if we deliver excellent episodes in the format that fans knew and loved, it will reach into people's hearts and memories and tap into something that's bigger than just design, and bigger than home improvement."
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The deal, expected to close in eight weeks subject to final due diligence, will help Havells expand its reach into the $15 billion consumer durables market in India which, according to the company, is growing in the double digits.
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For the maker of Kraft Mac & Cheese and Heinz Tomato Ketchup, it would have more than tripled last year's annual sales of $23bn and given the predominantly US-based group a deeper reach into emerging markets where Unilever dominates.
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"Iran's systems can reach into parts of Europe, including Romania," Rose said, before heading to the site to join US Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Work and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9am GMT.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," House Financial Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) said in a statement.
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The arrangement in Chandler is among dozens of such partnerships around the country, and part of a much broader effort by Amazon to deepen its reach into law enforcement — which critics say is expanding the government's surveillance of Americans.
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The onus is on victims to gather evidence, explain basic technological concepts to police and convince friends and family that simply quitting the Internet isn't an option — especially when, as with swatting, the problems reach into the real world.
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John Mutter, a disaster expert at Columbia University who studied the death toll in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, agreed and told Vox that he suspects the death toll in Puerto Rico from Maria will reach into the hundreds.
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A rare visit by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi this weekend has captivated his extensive fan club in the area and commanded the attention of major U.S. technology companies eager to extend their reach into a promising overseas market.
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The onus is on victims to gather evidence, explain basic technological concepts to police, and convince friends and family that simply quitting the internet isn't an option — especially when, as with swatting, the problems reach into the real world.
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If you read the novels in order, on the other hand, you've already spent hundreds of pages with Patrick as a child, seething as you want to reach into the pages and protect an innocent boy from a monster.
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Terms of that agreement included detailed plans for Mr. Redstone's health care as well as a payment for Ms. Herzer that could reach into the tens of millions of dollars, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions.
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For AWS, Arc represents a new opportunity to extend its reach into the publishing world, where a host of software companies serve both news media and corporate clients that increasingly publish material on the web to directly reach customers.
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The monitoring system, which analyzes images of the drivers' eyes and head to tell if they are looking forward, will notice if drivers are drowsy, looking down at their cellphones or have turned to reach into the rear seat.
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He has probably picked up on your use of superlatives to describe your own work and may reach into his bag of tricks to make grand gestures much like the oversized letter he sent you a few weeks ago.
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"This is an idea that will reach into the wallets of the people I represent," said Councilman Barry S. Grodenchik of eastern Queens, noting that his district did not have a subway or a Long Island Rail Road stop.
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Taken together, the paintings represent a sweep of Mr. Ryman's career unparalleled in any other public collection and now virtually impossible, given prices for his work, to assemble on the market, where they might collectively reach into nine figures.
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This year, for example, for the first time, air defense missile systems painted in the white camouflage colors of the Arctic were used in the parade, emphasizing the Russian military's expanding reach into the country's oil-rich northern regions.
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The big question is how far Democrats can reach into places where only one of those advantages is present: white-collar seats in traditionally Republican-leaning areas, or seats in Democratic states that are more rural and blue-collar.
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Here, too, the idea is to allow merchants to use the tools they are already familiar with to expand their reach into other platforms, which typically involved switching back and forth between services and trying to keep them in sync.
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Once oriented, the system decides whether a physical transformation is required to fulfill its goal, such as changing into a snake-like robot to climb a set of stairs, or forming an elongated arm to reach into a narrow corridor.
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In a White House press conference with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte late on Monday, Trump said part of the U.S.-EU trade talks sought to expand America's reach into the continent's gas markets which were awash in Russian supply.
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Ticketmaster typifies a growing set of older companies who have discovered that their futures depend on extending their reach into adjacent market segments, and that the best way to do that is by reaching out to third-parties and their developers.
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In an opinion concurring with the decision not to hear Mr Ali's challenge en banc from the outset, Judge David Tatel (joined by Judge Cornelia Pillard) wrote that the court has never clarified the "Due Process Clause's reach into Guantánamo Bay".
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Carousell, a four-year-old startup from Singapore behind a listings app that enables peer-to-peer selling in Southeast Asia, has closed a $35 million Series B round to grow its reach into new countries and increase product development.
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"I still don't think we've seen the worst," said Dr. Piatt, who said it was likely that 100,000 or more birds had died and speculated that if the worst happened, the deaths could reach into the many hundreds of thousands.
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In releasing the rule, which goes into full effect in eight months, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fired the first shot in a likely brutal political battle between Republicans and Democrats over regulators' reach into banks' workings and customer rights.
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That should help it sign up more new chains ― it recently expanded its reach into Publix, Wegmans and Ahold ― thus making Whole Foods less important to its own top line (where it currently represents just under 10% of all Instacart revenue).
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It recommends expanding the VHA to be the "VHA Care System" compromised of the flagship regional VA facilities that currently deliver care to veterans in addition to a new network of community-based providers with more reach into remote areas.
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The VR update will enhance the first-person perspective of the existing game, allowing players to steer a starship using their thruster, reach into a bag to fetch their multitool and wave to fellow players meandering around the vastness of space.
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The increasingly wide reach of the pornography law—especially in raids targeting the LGBTQ community—is raising concerns among legal experts and human rights groups about the state's creeping reach into private matters and closed-door activities between consenting adults.
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The revelation that Gay was working alongside Gates at the inaugural committee serves as yet another example of how far Manafort's reach into the Trump campaign continued to extend, months after Manafort himself had been fired from the campaign in August.
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GlobeSherpa + RideScout = moovel North America All of which is a roundabout way of saying that Daimler, which owns both Mercedes-Benz and car-sharing company Car2Go, is further extending its reach into non-traditional realms, like software and public transit.
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Mexico has already announced the imposition of duties on a number of agricultural and steel products, while the European Union and Canada are readying tariffs on a range of U.S. goods that are expected to reach into the billions of dollars.
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The US Navy finally completed the repair work on the propulsion system on its new supercarrier, but two defense contractors are still trying to figure out who has to pay the Navy back for repairs likely to reach into the millions.
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"We've all been worrying about a lack of confidence that people in other countries had when it came to using U.S. cloud services because of their concern the U.S. government would try to reach into their borders," Mr. Smith said.
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When she is running errands or heading to meetings and it begins to rain, she will reach into her purse, pull out her shower cap and place it over what she describes as her "coarse, Jewish Eastern European, curly" hair.
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I cared about Mae even when she acted like a selfish little asshole, and even when I wanted to reach into the screen and give her a parental shake on her shoulder, I also wanted to give her a hug.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong will make concessions to a controversial extradition bill, Security Secretary John Lee said on Thursday, but opposition lawmakers called for the legislation, which they fear will extend Beijing's reach into the city, to be scrapped.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology As the Internet of Things evolves into the Internet of Everything and expands its reach into virtually every domain, high-speed data processing, analytics and shorter response times are becoming more necessary than ever.
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Jared RosholtThe December 31 event caps the second year for fledgling MMA firm PFLPFL says it operates differently than other mixed martial arts firms like the market-leading UFC, ONE Championship, and Bellator, which has expanded its reach into Europe.
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Their mission was to work with their Afghan Special Forces counterparts to defeat the Islamic State there and extend the Afghan government's reach into the remote valleys that run down from the snow-capped mountains bordering Pakistan in Nangarhar Province.
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But opponents of the project in the Trump administration and in the European Union worry that Italy has turned itself into a Trojan Horse, allowing China's economic — and potentially military and political — expansion to reach into the heart of Europe.
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If you're paying more than the standard amounts for Medicare Part B (outpatient services) and Part D (prescription drugs) through so-called income-related monthly adjustment amounts, or IRMAAs, the difference can reach into the hundreds of dollars per month.
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" But Powell, though he allowed that specific race-conscious remedies could be justified by specific instances of discrimination, dismissed the general invocation of discrimination as "an amorphous concept of injury that may be ageless in its reach into the past.
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To further extend its reach into the health market, last month it also acquired Promethease, a site where hundreds of thousands of people have uploaded their 23andMe or Ancestry data to get additional health information beyond those company's curated reports.
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Tuch, at the Vegas blue line, took a pass from Cody Glass and raced through the neutral zone before shooting beyond the outstretched stick of Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy and beyond Varlamov's reach into the far corner of the net.
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Once inside, we gather in a circle around a huge ring of fire and, at an appropriate moment, accompanied by chanting, we reach into our purses and toss into the flames that unused old tampon that we've been carrying around for five years.
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Hedge fund boss Bill Ackman and his wife Karen Ann Herskovitz are getting a divorce after 25 years, and their settlement could reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars, according to a report from the New York Post's "Page Six" gossip column.
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"That stands in the way of something that I regard as being so important which is that we can reach into every community in Britain and make sure that we get the people that are the best, regardless of their background," Younger said.
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"Our daytime playlist is chosen by young people, so when brands are looking to reach into the youth market and understand and engage with people, they have no reason to change the way we do our business because that's what they want".
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You could reach into your makeup bag for the same old neutral palette you use every single day......Or, you could dig out that bold, love-at-first-sight cobalt shadow you bought impulsively, but still haven't taken for a test-drive.
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The first thing in AR's favor is that it is always on, so I don't have to reach into my pocket, flip open the cover, turn on the phone, enter a passcode, launch an app, navigate the UI, enter a query, etc.
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Cena says shooting the movie has given him an even greater appreciation for people on the front lines battling the blazes ... so with the Kincade Fire, Tick Fire and Getty Fire raging, he's decided to reach into his own pocket to help out.
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Economic and cultural dislocation runs strong, whether it's anger over Washington's regulatory reach into industries like coal mining, the perceived threat to conservative values on issues like same-sex marriage, or the conviction that the economy no longer works for average Americans.
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The sheer convenience of having such a powerful camera built into my phone meant I probably shot a whole lot more cars in Paris than I would have done if I needed to reach into my backpack for a DSLR or mirrorless shooter.
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Since the trip was so short, I didn't want to waste precious time each morning fawning over what I could possibly wear that day; I wanted to be able to blindly reach into my suitcase and put on whatever I pulled out first.
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Others, including some whose families fled the communist takeover of China in 1949, are angry the Vatican is prepared to do a deal even when some elderly bishops are in detention and concerns are growing over the party's reach into Hong Kong.
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The end product is a screen with around four boxes that an employee can choose a health care plan, which makes sense as companies reach into the hundreds or thousands of employees and the process of signing on gets more and more complex.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's judges and senior lawyers paraded in ceremonial wigs and gowns on Jan 8 to mark the start of the legal year, anxieties over China's growing reach into the city's vaunted legal system swirled with the wintry winds.
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"[Murphy] should reach into his own pocket and donate an additional $6900,2628 that corresponds to what the American Sunrise super-PAC received and used to air an ad on his behalf that made light of domestic violence," Prior said in a statement.
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While Dialog and Silego share several major customers, the deal will expand Dialog's customer base to include Dell, Fitbit, Garmin, GoPro and Synapse, among others and expand Dialog's reach into China, according to a Dialog slideshow presentation posted on its web site.
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PORT BLAIR, India — India and Japan are in talks to collaborate on upgrading civilian infrastructure in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, an Indian archipelago seen as a critical asset to counter China's efforts to expand its maritime reach into the Indian Ocean.
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The game's compact, self-contained stages are like artisanal executive toys reimagined by Fisher Price, built from materials and mechanisms that look tangible—so convincingly solid you'll feel as if you could reach into the screen and bring them into the real world.
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In the second part of the experiment, the researchers used a variety of cognitive tests, requiring the apes to figure out how to open a box, or reach into a chamber in an awkward way to get a treat, or other tasks.
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But the new details about Mr. Flynn's Russia contacts underscore the possibility that the president may have been worried not just about Mr. Flynn but also about whether any investigation might reach into the White House and perhaps to the Oval Office.
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Republican state lawmakers have filed a wave of bills that would ban medical professionals from treating transgender teens with hormones and sex reassignment surgery, reigniting a polarizing national debate over the rights of transgender youths and the government's reach into doctors' offices.
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But the video, from a helicopter and dashboard camera, tells a very different story: Crutcher had his hands up until at least seconds before the shooting, and his car windows were closed, making it impossible for him to reach into his car.
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It makes money from the growing number of class vendors that want to extend their reach into new school districts and which provide Homeroom with a cut every time a parent signs up his or her child for one of their after-school programs.
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But what if you had a tool that let you reach into the dark corners of the web and find any credentials from your domain, or specific email addresses, like, say, your executives, who have access to the most sensitive information in your company.
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Another fintech pro, who asked to not be quoted, called annual percentage rates paid by consumers that reach into the hundreds abusive, but said that lenders to customers who often have the poorest credit are left with no choice but to charge high fees.
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"If I feel tired, or I feel discouraged sometimes, I can kind of reach into my pocket and say yeah, that's something I can overcome, because somebody gave me the privilege to work on these issues that are going to effect them," he said.
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As part of the acquisition agreement, the LeEco-owned Vizio will continue to license Inscape's technology for 10 years for use in its televisions, and will also be keeping all of Vizio's current distribution agreements in place, giving it immediate reach into the US market.
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Wall Street analysts have forecast that annual sales of Repatha and Praluent, which also has a list price near $14,000, could reach into the billions, but sales so far have been underwhelming as health providers and payers awaited evidence of improvement in cardiovascular risk.
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This new reach into the regulation of the internet was achieved by analogizing service providers to a form of telecommunications, an area of jurisdiction of the FCC known as Title II. But then last December, the FCC voted to reverse the 2015 open internet order.
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These hospitals, and many like them, demonstrate the profound impact of the 2202B program and show an innovative approach to ensure a deeper reach into the heart of the community, ultimately leading to reductions in preventable disease and savings to patients and the taxpayer.
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Rohingya Blogger has over thirty thousand likes on Facebook, and Rohingya TV and RVision each have over forty thousand, yet the gap between educated activists such as al-Arakani and Zubair and the wider population of up to two million brings their reach into question.
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It's possible that other superstars will sacrifice money, comfort, and points to team up against Golden State; it's possible that the biggest challenge to the Warriors will come from a growing luxury tax bill that could reach into the hundreds of millions by 2020.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: All of Italy under lockdown, reeling financial markets and rioting prisoners made clear on Monday how the global coronavirus epidemic was extending its reach into all aspects of social and economic life.
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Then in a brightly lit operating room with all the high-tech tools of modern surgery at the ready, a masked surgeon would reach into a young woman's still-warm body in order to turn one family's devastating loss into new hope for numberless strangers.
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They want to limit Iran's ballistic missile program, reverse its imperialistic reach into the Sunni Arab world, require Iran to accept terms that would ensure it could never ever enrich enough uranium for a nuclear bomb, and, if possible, induce regime change in Tehran.
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According to the police report obtained Friday by CNN, detectives were patrolling an area on West Lexington Street known as "an open air drug shop" when one of the detectives observed a man turn away from them and reach into the front of his waistband.
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"It can reach into our communities and leave us stranded in our cars, stuck at home, sloshing through water, unable to get to school and work ... not a catastrophic flood but it can disrupt our ability to go about our normal lives," said Spanger-Siefried.
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At this time, some of his contemporaries were looking back toward Albert Pinkham Ryder, Marsden Hartley and Arthur Dove as models, but Reed did not reach into the past in order to bypass the styles and concerns that emerged in the 1950s and '60s.
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He said this of an early work of his, but the sentiments reach into much of his life's work, including The Adventures of the Exquisite Corpse, Noren's four-decade-long, multipart "epic" project whose enduring goal was to find magic and illusion in the ordinary.
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Karni says that with no time to shop for — or borrow or rent — the unexpectedly required floor-length dress before departure last week, she had no choice but to reach into "the back depths of the closet" and fold (!) her wedding gown into her carry-on bag.
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"I wish I could reach into the screen and grab hold of my son," Abu Khdeir's mother, Suha, told Reuters, her voice breaking, soon after watching the first two episodes of the series, a co-production of HBO and Israel's Keshet International and produced by Movie Plus.
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With Judge Gorsuch on the bench, I am deeply concerned that dark money will continue to drown out the voices and votes of citizens, the court will stand between women and their doctors, and the government will reach into the private lives of law-abiding Americans.
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"It holds promise for the law to reach into a lot of places where women are — maybe not by the letter of the law but in effect — being discriminated against," said Kelsy Kretschmer, an Oregon State University assistant professor of sociology who's written about the ERA.
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Why it matters: Both Google and Facebook, facing saturated advertising markets in most of the word — particularly the U.S. — are looking to expand their reach into the African market and more importantly, get data from the roughly 30% of Africans that have access to the Internet.
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If it's the latter, it points to an unsettling reality in which one nation is able to extend its reach into the intimate data of people all over the world by simply making the request to any complying service that happens to also operate in Russia.
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And even if that hadn't been the case, I was also too afraid to reach into my pockets to pull out any device on my person as armed police patted me down from head-to-toe on a campus that I considered my home for four years.
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The button is on the same panel that houses the hidden battery pocket, so when the device is attached, all you have to do is reach into your jacket and press the easily accessible button to turn the device on or off and change the heat setting.
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There is no doubt that the multiple efforts of the Kennedy brothers to kill and/or overthrow Fidel Castro implicitly challenged Moscow's reach into the Western Hemisphere, but the defense of Cuba was only the pretext for the secret dispatch of nuclear missiles to the island.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users," Waters said in the statement, hitting Facebook over its alleged violation of consumer protection laws and ongoing data privacy controversies.
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While it's true that simplification of the tax code was in order and had to come from somewhere, how can reformers justify erasing the $250 deduction for teachers who reach into their own pockets to buy school supplies but not getting rid of the carried-interest loophole?
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At moments, the string-heavy ensemble recalls the 2212s jazz-rock that was so heavily indebted to Indian classical, but its references also reach into a different kind of fusion from that era: the spiritually attuned soul jazz of musicians like Lonnie Liston Smith and Idris Muhammad.
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The measures have been in the early stages of consideration for at least a month as U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have upped the pressure on the administration to take steps that would restrict China's reach into U.S. capital markets, the people said.
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Yet speaking out for the first time, these former employees as well as U.S. officials informed of the breach by Reuters said it alarmed them because the hackers could have used the data at the time to mount attacks elsewhere, spreading their reach into government and corporate networks.
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Contenders for governorships are perfectly positioned to spell out the disastrous effects for their states of Trump-GOP eviscerations of health and social spending; they can also articulate bold, inclusive plans to promote economic innovation and growth in ways that reach into smaller cities, towns, and rural districts.
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According to the IBM study, while the average cost of a data breach globally hovers just under $25 million—a 27.91 percent increase over the past year—costs associated with so-called mega breaches (an Equifax or Target, for example) can reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars.
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In an announcement with New York City mayor Bill De Blasio, Lyft said it would pour $100 million into the system, expanding its reach into lower-income (and oft-neglected) outer boroughs, doubling its geographic footprint and tripling its number of bikes to 40,000 over the next five years.
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"So later this year we will be bringing out a hardware product, augmented reality hardware product, which allows you to reach into physical photos and bringing them to life, so that is the future for us and I think that's where Snap is going as well," Stadlen added.
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Google was a software company, but it had mountains of cash, and it was clear that bringing this idea to market had the potential to save lives, generate fresh revenue streams, and extend Google's reach into one of the few places where looking at your phone is not cool.
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The bottom line: "If customers around the world believe that the U.S. Government has the power to unilaterally reach into data centers operated by American companies, without reference or notification to their own government, they won't trust this technology," Smith writes in a blog post published Tuesday morning.
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Fox News hosts and conservatives have seized on the messages and are ratcheting up their efforts to discredit Mueller's investigation as he begins to reach into the president's inner circle in his investigation of Russian interference in the presidential election and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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Mr. Clapper, speaking to reporters at a breakfast meeting organized by The Christian Science Monitor, became one of the most senior Western officials to publicly acknowledge the Islamic State's extensive reach into Europe, which has set off growing fears among American and European spy services and policy makers.
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Apple has blocked the plans of the biggest distributor of PC-based video games to extend its reach into iPhones, according to the game distributor, a sign that Apple is serious about protecting its ability to take a cut of digital purchases made inside games on its mobile devices.
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"Everything you can see is ours," said Mr. Mi, the 32-year-old head of Hualing Group Georgia, a privately owned but mostly state-funded company in the vanguard of an effort by China to extend its economic reach into the rocky and often treacherous ground of the Caucasus.
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But analysts and automotive industry executives said the price tag for commercial truck facilities could easily reach into the millions of dollars, depending on factors such as the number of big-rigs to be recharged, the energy source for the electricity and existing energy infrastructure in a given area.
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"The addition of firms like Moosejaw, Shoebuy, and Bonobos not only give Walmart more of a stake in the digital marketplace but also expand its reach into higher margin categories, niche areas, and more affluent shopper segments," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said in a note to clients.
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Critics say the bill would undermine Hong Kong's rule of law, guaranteed by the "one country, two systems" formula, under which Hong Kong returned to China, by extending China's reach into the city, and allow individuals to be arbitrarily sent back to China where they couldn't be guaranteed a fair trial.
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In fact, a fight for brand recognition in what's become an increasingly crowded playing field as the U.S. population ages (and more antiques are dispersed into the world) may ultimately lead 1stdibs to follow a growing number of formerly online-only marketplaces now extending their reach into the offline world.
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Last year was the year Ola stretched its reach into international markets with launches in Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. In India, its service reaches more than 100 cities and towns, while outside of ride-hailing, it operates payments, food delivery and bicycles, and it recently invested in electric scooters.
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But Richard's mention of the Barents Sea, adjacent to the home of Russia's Northern Fleet and its strategic nuclear forces on the Kola Peninsula, hints an increasing concern among US and NATO forces about Russian subs being able to reach into Europe with their relatively new sub-launched missile capability.
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The reach into the automotive market is important for Qualcomm because its biggest chip market - mobile phones - is stagnating, though Qualcomm also said on Monday that the number of device makers working on 5G devices to be released in 2019 has grown to 30 from 20, with most of them smartphones.
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Read More IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ CABINET & WHITE HOUSE: Divisions inside the administration: (The Hill) — Political fractures and bitter battles among those supposedly on the same team have been a hallmark of the Trump White House and reach into the rest of the administration — and to K Street as well.
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It previously raised a $75 million Series C in February 2014 to expand its reach into Asia, and this latest injection of cash will be used to finance a push into new verticals, such as trade financing, spend and receivables management, lending and payments, and grow in other global geographies.
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So, the Amazon challenge ... If you're aware of what ... What Amazon is interested in now they have all these mobile robots that they bought with Kiva, but they want hands at the end of those robots that can reach into bins and pick out one ... KS: Which people are now doing.
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The ability to reach into your bag and produce a tantrum-busting object — a small toy, a coloring book with fruit-scented pencils, stickers, a new app or movie that you had conveniently downloaded on your phone, a homemade I.O.U. coupon for a visit to Dave & Buster's — is a powerful weapon.
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Dani Rabaiotti: There was one thing in particular that there was a disagreement about leaving in between the US and UK publishers, because our UK publisher found it so gross: that baby elephants reach into their mother's butt and eat their poo in order to get the right bacteria in their digestive systems.
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In order to make some waves in the market and gain access to some of that road data, Apple will have to switch up its strategy and make some friends for development — or at least it could take the path of least resistance, reach into its nearly bottomless coffers, and buy some.
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Even with nearly $11 trillion of assets and loans that reach into all sectors of China's $10.3 trillion economy, for now, experts see little likelihood the banks themselves will be a problem; China's largest banks are all controlled by a government that has the determination and resources to prop them up if necessary.
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The two sides were engaged in negotiations during the last two weeks over a settlement that would include detailed plans for Mr. Redstone's health care as well as a payment for Ms. Herzer that could reach into the tens of millions of dollars, according to two people with knowledge of the discussions.
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Amazon's partnership with Audi to provide home charging systems is the first time the online retailer has struck such a deal with an automaker, and signals a new front in Amazon's drive to expand its reach into consumers' homes beyond the presence of its Alexa smart speakers in living rooms and kitchens.
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French argued that Shelby's killing of Crutcher was reasonable because of the infinitesimally small possibility Crutcher could have managed to reach into his SUV, retrieve a weapon and immediately turn around and shoot the small contingent of officers on the scene, even though they had their weapons drawn and Crutcher boxed in.
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Critics say the bill would undermine Hong Kong's independent judiciary and rule of law, guaranteed by the "one country, two systems" formula under which it returned to China in 1997, by extending China's reach into the city and allowing individuals to be arbitrarily sent back to China where they couldn't be guaranteed a fair trial.
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He actively sought to suppress knowledge of it (including banning the publication of census data), so as not to distract from the campaign to collectivise Soviet agriculture and extend the Communist Party's reach into the countryside—a campaign Ms Applebaum calls a "revolution...more profound and more shocking than the original Bolshevik revolution itself".
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If you want prescription drug coverage you'll need to also buy what's known as Part D. Dental care, hearing aids or long-term care insurance also are not covered by any form of Medicare, so for those services you're on your own and will need to buy additional insurance or reach into your nest egg.
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"[The court order] does not provide 'hackers and criminals' access to iPhones; it does not require Apple to 'hack (its) own phones; it does not give the government 'the power to reach into anyone's device' without a warrant or court authorization; and it does not compromise the security of personal information," the motion reads.
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Through most of his time at BuzzFeed, Mr. Kaczynski was known to reach into a bag of raw spinach as he focused on work, munching leaves as he watched analog-age footage on his screen or listened to old episodes of Howard Stern's radio show, where Mr. Trump was a frequent and freewheeling guest.
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But a closer look at the Washington public option signed into law last month, and how it was watered down for passage, is a reminder of why the idea ultimately failed to make it into the Affordable Care Act and gives a preview of the tricky politics of extending the government's reach into health care.
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Netflix has recently expanded its reach into theaters with longer runs of some of its Oscar contenders, like "The Irishman" and "Marriage Story" — but this was the platform's first fan screening at the Paris since signing a long-term lease in November with the theater, the last single-screen site in New York City.
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Yet it is what lies beneath the surface these days that concerns both Germans and Turks as Turkey prepares to vote on Sunday in a referendum that could vastly expand the powers of its already authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose reach into Germany — both open and concealed — has become an increasing point of friction.
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Critics say the bill would undermine Hong Kong's independent judiciary and rule of law, guaranteed by the "one country, two systems" formula under which Hong Kong returned to China, by extending China's reach into the city and allowing individuals to be arbitrarily sent back to China where they couldn't be guaranteed a fair trial.
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A self-portrait of Martinez (Self-portrait #9B, Fifth attempt to clone mental disorder or How one philosophizes with a hammer, After Gustave Moreau, Prometheus, 1868; David Cronenberg, Videodrome, 1981), in which the artist appears to reach into his own sliced-open belly, references Gustave Moreau's painting of Prometheus, the mythological Titan who, in Greek mythology, gave humans fire.
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As Liam went to get a hammer to break the window, so that they could retrieve the bag of human shit, his date tried her own method:Being an amateur gymnast, she was convinced that she could reach into the window and pull the poo out, using the tried and tested "inside out blag as glove" technique.
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"So, if you were in a case where the thief was asking to hand over your phone — you can just reach into your pocket, squeeze it, and it will disable Face ID. It will do the same thing on iPhone 8 to disable Touch ID." That squeeze can be of either volume button plus the power button.
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It also has some highly valued companies in its portfolio currently, including the 203D printing "unicorn" FormLabs; the peer-to-peer ridesharing company GetAround, which just acquired a French company to extend its reach into Europe; and Makeblock, a Shenzhen, China-based company that sells robot kits for kids and most recently raised $44 million in Series C funding.
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Behind the message about protecting your identity, though is a larger truth about Facebook's ability to reach into your personal business: The announcement means that Facebook's face-recognition technology is now so powerful that it can recognize you in any photo, anywhere, even if it has no other reason to expect to find your face in that photo.
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Unlike some firms that have had something of a star system at various points of their firm's history – – think Jim Breyer during an earlier era at Accel or the celebrity that John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins long enjoyed — NEA has always operated in a less public-facing way despite its immense reach into the startup industry.
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Clothes might make the man, but they typically have so little to say about him that when Richard Nixon was trying to show the nation his honesty by way of his modest lifestyle, he had to figuratively reach into his wife's closet and reference the "respectable Republican cloth coat" that Pat wore, instead of a mink.
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Robby Stein: I'm going to reach into what hardware knowledge I have and say that when you are building a camera... I should say, when you're building a phone, you have all these different constraints to deal with and every little bit you add to the camera basically makes it larger, and you'd be surprised actually.
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The anatomy of the season seemed to follow a similar arc as the last—down to Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) ravaging her apartment to help decode what it is Will's trying to say (this time: his opaque drawings, which when connected make up a web of vines that reach into almost every room in the house and double as a map for Hawkins).
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That means that all but a few of the 52 unions represented by the TUC are likely to urge voters to stay in the EU. The EU-mandated protections for workers would be at risk if Britain votes to leave the EU. Many lawmakers in Cameron's Conservative Party resent them as an embodiment of EU over-reach into the affairs of member states.
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"Our investment in Paystack aligns with the kind of investments we look for -- those that will help extend our reach into the global commerce ecosystem as it changes and grows, and that will provide mutually beneficial business opportunities," said Otto Williams, head for strategic partnerships, fintechs and ventures for Visa in Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa (CEMEA), in a statement.
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He's also extending his reach into directing: He was second unit director on Peter Jackson's Hobbit films, he helmed the Jungle Book adaptation set to hit theaters next year, and this fall will see the release of his debut feature, Breathe, a biopic focused on Cavendish's own father, Robin, who was one of the longest-living polio survivors in Britain.
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"It wasn't long ago that the billionaire class and their editorial-board buddies would swear up and down that the very sensible thing to do was to reach into people's pockets and steal their money by cutting their Social Security," said Alex Lawson, the executive director of Social Security Works, the longtime advocate for expanding Social Security that helped launch the caucus.
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DeepMap — a Palo Alto startup co-founded by James Wu and Mark Wheeler, who previously helped build maps and more at Google, Apple and Baidu — has raised a significant round of growth funding at a valuation of at least $475 million to expand its technology stack and its reach into more markets beyond its current footprint of the U.S. and China.
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I think, therefore, that whilst we as women need to check ourselves and be bold and take decisions and put ourselves in situations that we wouldn't think we could be in, I think organizations have a duty to respect and understand that that's a fact, and to reach into the organization and help people understand that they could take on more.
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Until recently, Israel exercised its administrative control of Area C without attempting to extend its administrative reach into Areas A and B, while the Palestinian Authority ran Areas A and B with respect for Israel's monopoly on governing Area C. But in the past two months, those basic ground rules have been deeply breached over the seemingly mundane issue of building permits.
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In addition to her modeling career, Taylor has also extended her reach into the publication world, penning a personal memoir in 2013 called Pretty Girl Blues, and has plans to co-produce a mini-documentary called "Pieces of Me." Her power story comes amid the tragic news of 10-year-old Seven Bridges of Kentucky who allegedly died by suicide after being constantly bullied over his colostomy bag.
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A White House official who was aware of the phone call described Trump to the Post as "a tough negotiator" seeking to make the best deals possible for the U.S. "The United States has many vital interests at stake with Mexico, including stopping the flow of illegal immigration, ending drug cartels' reach into our communities, increasing border security, renegotiating NAFTA and reducing a massive trade deficit," the official said.
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It feels to me, that what we are actually listening to is a withdrawn and alienated young man's journey out of the small American town of Aberdeen—a young man who by any measure was a walking bundle of dysfunction and human limitation—a young man who had the temerity to howl his particular pain into a microphone and in doing so, by way of the heavens, reach into the hearts of a generation.
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"The order does not, as Apple's public statement alleges, require Apple to create a 'back door' to every iPhone, it does not provide 'hackers and criminals' access to iPhones, it does not require Apple to 'hack [its] own users' or to 'decrypt its own phones,' it does not give the government 'the power to reach into anyone's device' without a warrant or court authorization, and it does not compromise the security of personal information," Decker wrote.
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"With the announcement that it plans to create a cryptocurrency, Facebook is continuing its unchecked expansion and extending its reach into the lives of its users… Given the company's troubled past, I am requesting that Facebook agree to a moratorium on any movement forward on developing a cryptocurrency until Congress and regulators have the opportunity to examine these issues and take action," said Congresswoman Maxine Waters, who heads the House Financial Services Committee, in a statement on the day Facebook announced its cryptocurrency.
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"I have been concerned that it reflected an attempt to reach into the U.S. tax base to tax income that ought to be taxed in the United States," said Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 2028 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-7 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE last week.
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