Yet rushing into an impeachment would still be a mistake.
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As a result, investors are rushing into safe haven assets.
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Still, the crowds didn't stop children from rushing into Disneyland.
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Here are some tips to keep from rushing into things.
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Now the political unrest is rushing into the work week.
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In the chaos, the past comes rushing into the present.
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"We're kind of not rushing into things right now," Catelynn said.
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Air rushing into this cavity produces a lot of additional noise.
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We're not seeing money being put to work rushing into equities.
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Hajara joined the throng of screaming schoolgirls rushing into the night.
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First, Shulkin has emphasized that he's not rushing into a decision.
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Meanwhile, developers are rushing into new construction in more urban locations.
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Now mobile-network operators and their financial partners are rushing into lending.
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Then a door burst open and Ashwin came rushing into the room.
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The mistake was rushing into a bulk market with low margins: petrol.
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Instead of rushing into tunnels, they will be struggling to escape them.
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Tough is my grandpa rushing into burning buildings to save people's lives.
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I went backpacking around the world before rushing into my first job.
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You won't win anything other than rushing into this for no reason!
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Investors are rushing into bonds because of a confluence of negative events.
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The proverb translates to rushing into something without fully understanding the consequences.
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"We're rushing into a technology without really thinking through it," Prakash said.
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Papa Sayre comes rushing into Zelda's bedroom to tell her the good news.
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"Everyone is rushing into contemporary," said Ivor Braka, a London dealer and collector.
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They'd been to classes two days when the water came rushing into town.
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And we're rushing into things, and we're just - we're leading with the chin.
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And I think another thing that we're seeing is everybody rushing into podcasting.
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And we're rushing into things, and we're just — we're leading with the chin.
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"Will firefighters be charged for not immediately rushing into vortex of fire?" he asked.
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And that thought process made me question if I'm rushing into this with Bryan.
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The parade committee has tried to stop people from rushing into the streets before.
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But he cautioned that too many investors were rushing into the "hot" film market.
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Police were also seen rushing into a subway station to make dozens of arrests.
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Blomfield is keen ensure a receptive regulatory environment before rushing into the US market.
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Steven Floyd into a closet, he tried to warn his colleagues rushing into the building.
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So brave health workers have been rushing into areas from which it retreats (even temporarily).
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In fact, rushing into decisions can seriously trip you up and further delay your progress.
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"That's not something that we should be rushing into or rushing to suggest," Schiff said.
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What keeps them from rushing into the Democratic column is uncertainty over the eventual nominee.
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There are also worries the administration is rushing into a deal to justify a withdrawal .
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One officer could be seen rushing into a police cruiser, his arm drenched in blood.
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Which is why car companies and technology companies are increasingly rushing into each other's arms.
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One video showed officers with guns drawn, rushing into a classroom full of cowering students.
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That's precisely what Mr. Netanyahu did by not rushing into a new conflict in Gaza.
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Cambridge University finance professor Raghavendra Rau, however, warns against rushing into that recently opened fund.
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But Far Eastern Group Chairman Douglas Hsu said his company wasn't necessarily rushing into deals.
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Yet that hasn't deterred her from joining other scientists and entrepreneurs rushing into the leadership vacuum.
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That being said, the former reality star and lifestyle blogger said they aren't rushing into anything.
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Backstage, Lady Gaga was spotted rushing into Adele's dressing room after one of her big wins.
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Amanda called her pet sitter who had devastating news — the water was rushing into her home.
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For these and other reasons, many foreign fund managers said they were not rushing into Egypt.
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HONG KONG — When Bill Jaynes realized water was rushing into the plane, he started to panic.
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She did not want to talk to anyone, and she blamed herself for rushing into marriage.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the former couple couldn't make it work after rushing into the relationship.
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Another sees the squad rushing into a local criminal hangout, tough-guy style, in search of answers.
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Eventually it created a cone of cooled lava, which prevented water from rushing into the eruption site.
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Now, the company is squarely focused on making its products better after rushing into several new markets.
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At the same time, European economic data is improving and funds are rushing into euro zone assets.
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Footage of the incident captured on video showed Erdoğan's security guards rushing into the crowd of demonstrators.
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Money is rushing into coronavirus-related charities, but most other nonprofit groups are lacking in funds, too.
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Some reckon the greenback slump may not last, given the Fed's wariness of rushing into rate cuts.
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Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have absorbed so many resources that people are all rushing into these cities.
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As China makes its way into global benchmark stock and bond indices, foreigners are rushing into its markets.
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Video of the aftermath posted on social media showed frantic clubgoers rushing into the street as rescuers arrived.
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The points came rushing into our accounts, and we got really excited about our first free plane tickets.
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Award nominations aside, Ansari is excited to work on the show's third season, but isn't rushing into it.
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Her and Lincoln rushing into their new label means things have gotten stale in a matter of hours.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that the former couple couldn't make it work after rushing into the relationship.
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Brussels is rushing into an immoral deal with Ankara, which considers the lives of Syrian refugees as collateral.
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The reason Stripe isn't rushing into the public markets, Gaybrick says, is simply that it doesn't need to.
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Ms. Feinstein, meanwhile, accused Republicans of rushing into the hearing to block an investigation into Dr. Blasey's accusations.
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House Democrats are rushing into the breach, introducing a multibillion-dollar package they are aiming to pass today.
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As the U.S. carries out a sudden, near-total withdrawal from Syria, Russia is rushing into the breach.
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But some reckon the greenback slump may not last, given the Fed's warines of rushing into rate cuts.
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However, investors are not rushing into Bitcoin because they are banking on the bright future of blockchain technology.
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"Sorry I'm late—not very German," Tom Tykwer said, after rushing into the lobby of the Bowery Hotel.
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Television images showed nuns rushing into the main piazza as the bell tower appeared on the verge of collapse.
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And it's intimidating to go rushing into a industry that you're not sure will understand you or your goals.
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Investors have been rushing into bonds as a safety trade, pushing yields down in recent days and prices higher.
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On Wednesday, Merkel said remaining member states must listen to each other carefully and avoid rushing into policy decisions.
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The 38-year-old says their young age and rushing into things led to the detriment of their marriage.
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"I know you're not a hugger, but can I hug you anyway?" she asks, rushing into Ms. Radziwill's arms.
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Google's CEO Sundar Pichai warned against 'rushing' into regulating AI, which happens to be vital to Google's future growth.
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Here, Schmidt and Daniel make music that's bursting with glee as effluvial as the water rushing into their machine.
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On Tuesday, those barriers broke, sending murky river water rushing into businesses and forcing residents to scramble to safety.
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Homebuyers may be rushing into the market now, hoping to close a deal before mortgage rates move even higher.
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Oil, shipping and mining companies that can benefit from a faster internet are rushing into the more open waters.
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The criminal prank uses cities' emergency response systems to harass their targets by sending police rushing into unsuspecting victims' home.
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I was a bit worried that I was rushing into it, but I knew she was the one for me.
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That's because the surface water gushing through rivers and rushing into reservoirs is only one fraction of California's water supply.
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Everyone is now rushing into the arenas that Musk has pioneered — changing the way we think about autos and space.
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And in the meantime, the couple has made it clear they don't plan on rushing into wedding preparations anytime soon.
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It was late in the day Monday when our staff attorney Cristina came rushing into the office with heartbreaking news.
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Suddenly I played differently, rushing into crowds of monsters and leaping out, then immobilizing them while their life ticked down.
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You're not rushing into the yoga class from work, and you're not rushing out to meet a friend for dinner.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are rushing into the town square in advance of the 85033 elections pointing to rising support for ObamaCare.
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Young lawmakers who want new blood in the Democratic Party aren't rushing into the looming generational battle between Massachusetts Sen.
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Sales were also boosted by unseasonably warm weather and buyers rushing into the market in anticipation of higher mortgage rates.
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Rushing into the initiative would be risky but with President Xi Jinping backing blockchain, officials will have to deliver something.
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And in the meantime, while not rushing into wedding planning, Booth, 29, and Bristowe, 31, are still very much in love.
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So I understand why some people would think it's helpful to discourage young couples from rushing into a legally binding contract.
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The music labels aren't rushing into anything, with sources stating that the negotiation process will likely go on for some time.
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She added that trust is earned over time and through experience, so rushing into something won't allow trust to form naturally.
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Three people died here when Maria loosened a steep hill of mud that went rushing into the back of their house.
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On each one, they have been slow and methodical, laying out a long paper trail before rushing into a court case.
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The rush of fund flows into the blockchain ETFs is the latest case of hot money rushing into crypto-related assets.
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She has been a leading voice -- the leading voice, actually -- warning her Democratic colleagues to avoid rushing into calls for Trump's impeachment.
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" She adds, "I'm not rushing into anything, and I don't think that when you really care about somebody that you need to.
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A burst sprinkler head and faulty pipes sent 12,000 gallons of water rushing into the building, leaving damage on all nine floors.
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Both companies are on the rebound after breaking up with billionaire bosses last year, but Wynn may be rushing into this relationship.
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I think I need to just slow things down and take my time and make sure I'm not rushing into any shots.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai has told the Financial Times that governments should be wary of "rushing" into broad regulation of artificial intelligence.
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Progress with Pyongyang cannot be accomplished if Washington is rushing into hardline fantasies about one-sided concessions and threats of preventive war.
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Imagine the air rushing into your mouth and filling your lungs, and then picture it leaving your body and filling the room.
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TC: Are we wrong or does it sound from Yellen's testimony like the money is going to keep rushing into Silicon Valley?
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Source Source Additionally, with so many competitors rushing into the market, none of the startups may be able to provide real value.
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Anthony, who is of Venezuelan descent, apparently was the last of a group of students rushing into a classroom to seek refuge.
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Training videos could be reviewed on-demand and repeatedly by rapidly-trained workers who were rushing into complex and potentially dangerous situations.
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After the long days required on a single-camera show like "New Girl," Mr. Greenfield was wary of rushing into another project.
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"That will happen at the bargaining table - not by rushing into court in a pointless attempt to restrict workers' rights," he said.
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In rushing into blockchain, these large firms are seeking to keep users of such functions within their realm to keep from being disintermediated.
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But while he was quick to ask Villalobos for her hand in marriage, the pair are not rushing into anything else just yet.
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On April 14, 2016, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit Japan's southernmost island of Kyushu, toppling buildings and sending residents rushing into the streets.
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Martin could tell from his phone that his son had tried to reach him -- likely as water was rushing into the stricken ship.
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But if DC follows that path, it'll be rushing into Avengers without making Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America: The First Avenger first.
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In that video, a male co-worker could be seen rushing into the live shot to cover Ms. Chan up with his jacket.
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Now, four days later, when Session looks at videos of people fleeing and firefighters rushing into the chaos, he has one prevailing thought.
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There will be a rash of news stories about increased sales from liberal consumers rushing into Dick's stores to vote with their wallets.
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Even proponents of a diplomatic approach towards North Korea worry the administration could be rushing into a summit with little time to prepare.
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As the NFL season is rushing into the final week before Super Bowl LIV, stars are showing off their support on the sidelines.
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But with so much money rushing into the space, some observers warn that some companies might be getting more credit than they deserve.
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Farmers across the United States have been rushing into hemp ever since President Donald Trump signed the Farm Bill into law in December.
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Inmates forced him into a closet, but he warned other officers, who were rushing into the building, about what was about to go down.
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Initial attempts to locate the boys were twice unsuccessful because the force of cold hypothermia-inducing floodwaters rushing into narrow passages made them unpassable.
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The money flowing to workers in these announcements are like a nickel in a tin can compared to the bounty rushing into corporate treasuries.
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To me, it seemed as though Rachel was defending her inevitable engagement to Bryan against the implicit accusation that she's rushing into something foolish.
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A video posted online by Asian News International showed the women, Bindu and Kanaka Durga, rushing into the temple at around 85033:45 a.m.
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Investors reacted positively — rushing into stock markets, boosting China's offshore yuan to a three-month high against the dollar and dumping safe-haven bonds.
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Investors reacted positively -- rushing into stock markets, boosting China's offshore yuan to a three-month high against the dollar and dumping safe-haven bonds.
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But leading politicians from mainstream conservative parties have also expressed reservations about rushing into a deal before the outcome of Brexit negotiations is clear.
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Established players — conscious of their fintech rivals — have been rushing into the mobile arena, testing slick apps in a bid to lure millennial customers.
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The broadening fallout of the trade dispute saw investors rushing into perceived safe-haven assets, with the Japanese yen rising to a seven-month peak.
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Family, in this instance, might just mean coupling up, but if it meant they were ready for children, it seemed they were rushing into things.
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Newmont was rushing into an "ill-conceived" merger and should stop to consider Barrick's unsolicited "but clearly superior" bid, said Mark Bristow, Barrick's chief executive.
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But others are warning the party to avoid rushing into the decision for an election that will likely not take place until February or March.
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Three burglars, wearing white suits and motorcycle helmets, are seen rushing into the gallery before sparks fly as they cut open an armored glass case.
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Though she's getting ready to marry a man she undoubtedly loves, she questions whether she's rushing into one of the biggest commitments of her life.
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The failure of Iraq was not merely a case of well-meaning but incompetent policymakers rushing into what they should've known would be a disaster.
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The footage of the exterior of the school shows law enforcement officers rushing into the school, guns drawn as they direct fleeing students and staff.
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Investors reacted with optimism -- rushing into stock markets, boosting China's offshore yuan to a three-month high against the dollar and dumping safe-haven bonds.
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Yet without soliciting advice from a class of professionals charged with thinking systematically about the future, we risk rushing into tomorrow headlong, without a plan.
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"We have done ground work but are not rushing into it," Sitharaman said when asked if India would impose a minimum import price for steel.
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European and Asian investors have been rushing into the United States bond market, spurred by a global glut of savings that has reached record levels.
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Sophie and Jasmine were more practical, less trustful, but the young Sandi was always rushing into some Pynchonesque intrigue, like Alice in Wonderland, chasing rabbits.
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How to Stop Rushing Into Love Exercising restraint and applying a sensible structure to the relationships aids in the full embrace of a romantic partner.
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Outside of Europe and North America, that ARPU number is just 15 cents, which explains why the company isn't rushing into India any time soon.
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We see their colorful outlines love, rushing into each other's arms in the face of inevitable doom, their tenderness apparent in the most subtle movements.
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Joe Gauthier told WHBF he just happened to be looking out a window from his downtown loft Tuesday when the water started rushing into the streets.
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"By rushing into locating the capital city in an area that contained fertile agricultural land, the state has caused irreparable damage to the economy," he said.
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My housekeeper was coming today and I dashed off a check to her before rushing into the car to get to my meetings in the city.
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In keeping with his investing ethos, Rogers is betting on beaten-down parts of the world and assets where other US investors are not rushing into.
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Pictures posted by state media on their social media accounts showed cracks in some buildings and people rushing into the streets in some cities in Sichuan.
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Dan Rather's not buying President Trump rushing into the Florida high school to stop the mass shooter -- he says history shows that's just not his style.
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In fact, 7Shifts is one of many start-ups rushing into the restaurant space as a way to solve staffing woes through on-demand worker networks.
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People think he lost part of his nose rushing into the twin towers, but he merely spent too much time in the sun as a lifeguard.
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The stories of heroic utility crews rushing into Florida are a poor and unacceptable substitute for the power remaining on, notwithstanding a storm or other disaster.
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Some of this he achieves with stark visual echoes, as when water rushing into a downed Spitfire engulfs the pilot and elsewhere a soldier nearly drowns.
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In retrospect, some White House aides think they screwed up by rushing into health care, and wish they had plunged into tax reform or an infrastructure package.
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Italy in March became the first major Western government to back China's initiative, even as some EU leaders cautioned Rome against rushing into the arms of Beijing.
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The usually suave Affleck looked a hot mess Wednesday night rushing into the "Suicide Squad" premiere after-party -- belt askew, fly open and pants barely hanging on.
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Germany's Social Democrats (SPD), junior partners in Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition, had argued against rushing into any decision to buy U.S. aircraft and demanded closer study.
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Yes, there are people who give a car worth $60,000, $80,503 or more to someone special during the holidays, even rushing into a dealership on Christmas Eve.
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The poems are about returning to everyday American life, but in an estranged and often painful way, as if blood were rushing into a long-pinned limb.
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Every moment of this show is great because the entire premise — people rushing into marriage with someone from another country — is inherently drama-inducing and relentlessly interesting.
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But while it certainly looks like things are heating up between the two former flames, multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE that Perry and Bloom aren't rushing into anything.
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And yet, by giving in to the allure of practicality — and, let's be real, subsidized rent — some are rushing into cohabitation without thinking through the possible financial repercussions.
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Hill, in a sparkly gold dress, ended the heartfelt performance with a gleeful jump before rushing into the arms of her husband for a sweet hug and smooch.
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When the 26-person unit arrived, the barn's roof was on fire, but this did not deter the rescuers from rushing into the blaze to save the animals.
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However, Goldman had a caveat for investors rushing into a "Trump trade" that has sent stocks on a tear to record highs awhile wreaking havoc on Treasury debt.
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I really like him and the trajectory that we're on, but I don't like rushing into things and lately I've felt like it's going a bit too quickly.
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He was rushing into LAX when we talked to him, but William said he plans to take some time to call Ethan, and possibly offer some fatherly advice.
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"I wish him well, but I'm not rushing into relationships and I like to take my time to do it right for myself and my daughter," Abraham added.
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LEUVEN, Belgium, March 1 (Reuters) - Anheuser-Busch InBev , the world's largest beer maker, cautioned U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday against rushing into imposing tariffs on aluminium imports.
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Whether he is witnessing the execution of his traitorous friends or rushing into the field of Agincourt, Mr Chalamet plays a leader whose heart simply isn't in it.
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Investors are rushing into fixed income in search of returns, further driving yields down in a market that is already displaying a high number of negatively yielding bonds.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - As the sun sets on Japan's solar energy boom, companies and investors are rushing into wood-burning biomass projects to lock in still-high government subsidies.
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But given the fall in oil prices and worries that Scotland will be unable to fund itself, Scottish leaders are now cautious about rushing into a new referendum.
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"The Nikkei is suffering from the fact that everyone is rushing into the yen as a safe haven currency, and so it will make that challenging," said Sanchez.
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Relatively low barriers of entry have long been among the appeals of the Pixel line, so it's tough to imagine Google rushing into a $2K foldable this year.
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Rather than rushing into impeachment hearings as soon as they won House control, they understood that such hearings wouldn't necessarily persuade more Americans of Trump's unfitness for office.
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For up to five years, they essentially would form the only barrier to keep water from again rushing into the low-lying neighborhoods around the South Street Seaport.
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Utilities have benefited from investors looking for yield, and investors have been rushing into the sector, just as they have to corporate bonds which have seen record inflows.
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Finally, I saw a small tributary rushing into the Madre de Dios, and realized that I was near the uninhabited stretch where I had made camp decades ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors regained an appetite for risk over the last week, rushing into U.S. and emerging-market stocks, according to data on Thursday from Lipper.
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The target areas -- Muscatine and Scott counties -- also include Davenport, Iowa, where the Mississippi River broke through a temporary barrier last month, sending water rushing into the city's downtown.
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While administration lawyers argued the original travel ban went into effect immediately to prevent terrorists from rushing into the country, the revised ban will phase in after 10 days.
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His team of volunteers is the first to respond when bombs flatten buildings, rushing into the thick clouds of fine white dust to dig through the rubble for survivors.
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On Thursday, Macy's reported a strong start to the Black Friday weekend, with 16,000 people rushing into its Herald Square New York flagship at the open at 5 p.m.
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Gold miner Fresnillo gained 2 percent, as the price of the safe haven asset continued to rise, with investors rushing into it among political turbulence in the United States.
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"Young people and students are rushing into virtual currency trading to earn huge profits in just a short period of time," Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon said in November.
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At one point we were like this has taken forever, but on the other hand we had more time to see through ideas instead of bum-rushing into everything.
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With near-zero interest rates at home, foreign buyers are rushing into the United States bond market with their savings, the global glut of which has reached record levels.
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After losing the first set, Glushko was up by 103-0 in the second set when she seemed to seriously injure her left knee when rushing into the net.
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It is a positive sign that lawmakers have lately been opting for pilot programs and study groups rather than rushing into enactment of regulations, according to the Urban Institute.
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Unfortunately for Democrats, however, it is clear to me that they are rushing into the impeachment inquiry too quickly, with a lack of clarity, and no endgame in sight.
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Kevin Hart is getting back to his famous "Hustle Hart" mode after his horrific car accident -- but he's not rushing into anything intense -- like full action scenes -- just yet.
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We're rushing into this future fast and I don't think people are stopping to pause and think about some of the ideas you've spent a long time thinking about.
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Moreover, this accounting does not even factor in the new money rushing into whatever's left of daily fantasy sports, nor the numerous publicity bets local politicians make each other.
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Joe Gauthier told CNN affiliate WHBF last week he just happened to be looking out a window from his downtown loft Tuesday when the water started rushing into the streets.
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A blind commuter has a group of good Samaritans to thank after they pulled him from the train tracks just moments before a train came rushing into the Maryland station.
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Rushing into the breach is a cadre of consultants — big-name firms and individual operatives alike — who claim to have the secret sauce to detecting brewing disinformation and countering it.
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When the little boy thought that Ruby's opponent Ryan was actually fighting her, he wasted no time in rushing into the scene to break up the nonexistent act of violence.
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"Farmers are holding off from rushing into planting so that they can get the best possible weed control," said Jack Watts, chief combinable crops advisor to the National Farmers Union.
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A magnitude 5.2 aftershock on Sunday afternoon sent people rushing into the street in Port-de-Paix, with many vowing that they would not sleep inside their houses that night.
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The sell-off across world stock markets sent investors rushing into the dollar on Monday, helping the U.S. currency perform well against the euro, British pound and commodity-linked currencies.
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Floodwaters came rushing into the plant area "like a wild horse," reaching a height of two meters in the deepest places, said the Weiqiao statement on its official Wechat account.
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His determination to win the respect they deserve not only means rushing into danger but placing work ahead of his wife (Jennifer Connelly), no matter how much he adores her.
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A broad-based global upswing—evident in everything from booming stockmarkets to a surging oil price (see article)—means that investors are now rushing into currencies other than the dollar.
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American drug companies are rushing into the Chinese market, which is growing rapidly after the government beefed up its version of the FDA as well as its public insurance programs.
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Thus, employers are hiring the backlog of teens that had been unemployed, but, given the participation figures, it is not the case that teens are rushing into the labor market.
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The complex is bounded on one side by an interstate highway and on another by Buffalo Bayou, the muddy waterway that jumped its banks and sent water rushing into people's homes.
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"I'm not rushing into anything, and I don't think that when you really care about somebody that you need to," she said, sounding a little like Peter Kraus from The Bachelorette.
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Sterling was largely reacting to a broad rally in the dollar, fuelled by investors rushing into safer assets on fears of market contagion from a dramatic slide in the Turkish lira.
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S. trade war has battered China's stocks and currency this year but that hasn't stopped foreign investors rushing into the country's capital markets, which are increasingly opening up despite rising protectionism.
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I spent weeks on and off the air talking about al Qaeda and the various wars we were rushing into, arguing that airpower and drones would be the centerpiece not troops.
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Lamoriello, famous for his no-nonsense style, pointedly added that even though he had been on the job for a brief time, there was no sense of rushing into wholesale changes.
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On "Treat Me Like Somebody" and "I Like," standouts from WD2 and WD3, she doubles down on the notion that just because she's young doesn't mean she's rushing into relationships prematurely.
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I had to monitor how long I could stay in the water before immediately rushing into the shower to wash out all of the chlorine or sand from my chemically-treated hair.
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So one helmet may be better suited to a more stealthy approach, boosting your assassination damage, while another might offer better defense for when you're rushing into the thick of melee combat.
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Investors are rushing into safe haven assets after President Trump in a tweet on Thursday jettisoned a trade truce between the world's two largest economies while talks over a resolution are ongoing.
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These heroic officers died as they lived -– protecting the innocent, rushing into danger, risking their lives for people they did not even know, but for people that they were determined to save.
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Helen Jones-Kelley, who runs the addiction services and mental health programs in Montgomery County, says foster parents aren't rushing into the system to help the way they have in the past.
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My grandmother finally came rushing into my life with an adolescent, whooping vitality that felt as if it had been building for the entire century since her diaries had last been opened.
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Emergency officials said there were as many as 30 levee breaches in Atchison and Holt Counties, and that the breaks brought walls of water rushing into tiny towns like Craig and Watson.
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Conducting a phone interview turned the ring magenta (suggesting I was nervous), which isn't completely off-base; and it was usually orange (unsettled) while I was rushing into the office (again, not untrue).
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It took me a year to come back from that experience, and I ended up rushing into a job where I was undervalued and overworked because I felt like I had limited options.
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They worry that rushing into a snap referendum may backfire, resulting in a victory for the government's deal—or, worse, for no deal at all, if such an option were on the ballot.
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Tall tidal waves broke through the earth embankment, rushing into homes and fields, "gulping down everything that came their way", recalled Mandal from Patharpara village on the coast of India's West Bengal state.
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Rather than rushing into industrial stocks, market players start to buy up stocks that do well when the economy slows, stocks that do not need massive growth to meet or beat earnings estimates.
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Rather than helplessly pining for the U.S. while rushing into the embrace of China and Xi Jinping key Asian states are working amongst themselves to increase inter-Asian connectivity and balance against China.
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But Kim is a close student of history, and he will surely avoid rushing into a program of reform that spirals out of control and leads to the end of his family's regime.
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Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the UN, said Friday there should be no rushing into using a military attack in Syria, but "at some point you have to do something," per AFP.
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Although they are wary of rushing into an unpredictable political situation, South Korean businesses representatives and North Korea experts gathered at a conference in Seoul on Thursday to discuss potential inter-Korean cooperation.
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Health Ministry official Yasuyuki Sahara defended the Japan's response, telling a press briefing that the government was trying to prevent patients "rushing into hospitals" and disabling their ability to deal with severe cases.
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" However, she added: "While we are not rushing into anything, I want you to know that we are seriously considering a path to an IPO – a public listing – to strengthen your long-term success.
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The risk for banks rushing into partnerships is that tech companies will own the customer relationship and branding in these deals, keeping the most lucrative parts of that relationship, according to the consulting firm.
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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is also wary of rushing into expanding its monetary stimulus, preferring to wait and see if the market turmoil lasts long enough to threaten Japan's economic recovery, sources say.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - The 27 countries that will remain in the European Union after Britain leaves must listen to each other carefully and avoid rushing into policy decisions, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday.
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What are your thoughts about the fact that there had been so many startups and these sorts of things rushing into this space, and the belief that they're going to disrupt the traditional brokerages?
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Natalucci said there was no evidence that flash crashes so far had raised funding costs for firms or households and it made sense to study the problem before "rushing into enacting any regulatory responses".
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In New York, police officers gathered at the Midtown North Precinct, where flags were lowered to half-staff and names were read of colleagues who were lost rushing into buildings trying to save lives.
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An assistant district attorney, Wanda Perez-Maldonado, argued that Sergeant Barry had escalated the encounter to its fatal conclusion by unnecessarily rushing into her bedroom — her "safe place," as Ms. Perez-Maldonado called it.
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Karl Lagerfeld had commissioned a giant replica of the Verdon Gorge in the south of France, which took two months to construct and had six waterfalls, all rushing into a gully below the catwalk.
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Today, Mr. Ghani and his aides are frustrated by what they see as their American partners' rushing into a deal that could ensure them an exit but that could unravel a fragile Afghan state.
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Other experts warned that some students without computing experience may be rushing into the major because it seems to be trendy and pay well — not because it is the subject that most interests them.
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The crux of the whole article, what I'm trying to say, is maybe there's a deeper, more contextual reason for why people in the first place are rushing into stores and fighting over consumer goods.
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The peace declaration in particular has detractors who worry it would lead to the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea and that Trump is rushing is rushing into it to win a Nobel prize.
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"State officials are clearly rushing into this hoping no one will notice how sloppy implementation is actually going," said Rafael Lemaitre, a former top staffer in the Obama administration's Office of National Drug Control Policy.
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If Stanislas-Marie Maillard, one of the leaders of the attack on the Bastille, had carried a smartphone, surely he would have tweeted a picture of the crowd rushing into the fortress—perhaps even a selfie.
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The Washington Post, citing several unnamed U.S. officials, reported late Wednesday that Trump was frustrated that his advisers may be rushing into war and that he preferred a more diplomatic approach and direct talks with Iran.
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In London, opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn struck a starkly different tone to that of the British government by warning against rushing into a new Cold War before full evidence of Moscow's culpability was proven.
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Still, Mr. Trump apparently wants to claim a place in history as the American leader who formally ended the Korean War — even though he tweeted on Sunday morning that he was not rushing into a deal.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya should resist rushing into elections this year because the country is too violent and authorities cannot guarantee freedom of assembly or free speech essential for a vote, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.
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So if you want to hug someone, if you would like to touch their shoulder, if you would like to hold them back from rushing into a burning building, you have to ask for their permission.
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Hannah kept saying she just wished that Peter had been more honest and that he'd been up front about all the emotions he'd had that final week instead of just rushing into a proposal with her.
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But he said he is not rushing into anything, given "all the implications that free admission could have," not just in lost entrance fees but also lost membership revenue and possibly increased staffing and facilities needs.
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Boris Ignatovich, one of the most inventive photographers of the era, shot new buildings, monuments and subway signage at sharply acute angles, making Moscow's architecture itself appear as if it were rushing into a higher age.
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Cornell Cuts Ties With Chinese School After Crackdown on Students The decision was a rare rebuke of China's strict limits on free speech at a time when many American universities are rushing into the China market.
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Instead of rushing into print their scoop about a major party's candidate for president, Mr. Pecker, having caught the story, sent it to be killed by somebody he trusted: Mr. Trump's lawyer and fixer, Mr. Cohen.
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GKN also refuted Melrose's suggestion that it was rushing into a break up, saying the timing of the separation "will be determined by the need to maximize the economic benefits and minimize the costs associated with separation".
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You might have to fight your basic instincts — the ones that make you want to fall head over heels the minute your heart starts fluttering — but rushing into relationships could leave you stuck with the wrong one.
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The North Koreans have shown us mock-ups of mobile ICBMs that they claim to be building, and rather than rushing into premature flight tests they have shown us pictures of a more cautious ground test program.
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"I think we are kind of rushing into the world of tomorrow with big-data risk assessment," he said, "without properly vetting, studying and ensuring that we minimize a lot of these potential biases in the data."
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — With the tacit backing of his father, Saudi Arabia's 32-year-old crown prince has established himself as the most powerful figure in the Arab world, rushing into confrontations on all sides at once.
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Michael Gove, one of the leading contenders to replace May, said he would delay Brexit rather than rushing into a no-deal exit in case it triggers an election that could propel Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to power.
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The flow of water into the foundering vessel — steady until then — suddenly turned to a flood, rushing into the bottom deck with such force that those wearing lifejackets were dragged from their feet and smashed into the ceiling.
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KHUZAA, Gaza Strip — She had become a fixture at the weekly protests along the fence dividing the Gaza Strip from Israel, a young woman in a white paramedic's uniform rushing into harm's way to help treat the wounded.
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"The Oath" nicely escalates at first, with Chris -- a news junkie -- constantly reacting to alerts on his phone, rushing into the other room to watch fresh outrages on cable news, despite his wife's admonitions not to discuss politics.
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On Tuesday, BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink said the U.S. economy is speeding up again after a slowdown in recent months and cash could soon start rushing into stocks as most investors are underinvested in the markets globally.
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The magenta-drenched uncarrier has taken to social media to warn owners of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone SE against rushing into Apple's latest major mobile operating system update after widespread reports of lost network connections.
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"Rather than rushing into activities, we should perhaps first take time to think about what we, as the 27 countries, must do better," she said, adding that this was the direction that talks with partner countries were going in.
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But to play Flashback was to slowly but surely, patience permitting, get it—to learn that precision here was everything, that maneuvering Conrad necessitated subtle strategy at times, and that rushing into a new screen blindly often spelled death.
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But the BOJ should avoid rushing into action if the hit from slowing global demand is moderate, given the rising cost of prolonged ultra-low interest rates such as the strain they inflict on financial institutions' profits, he said.
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Reham El-Desouki, an economist at Arqaam Capital, said the law looked like an improvement on what was there before as it sets a time cap on several bureaucratic processes, but investors will wait for more details before rushing into Egypt.
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In a draft report released in December, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission found that when Miller arrived on scene he took time to put on his bulletproof vest and hid behind his car rather than rushing into the building.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - Michael Gove, one of the leading contenders to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, said rushing into a no-deal Brexit could trigger a national election that would surely propel Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to power.
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In a first session, if she picks up on a client's rushing into intimate or sensitive parts of their experience, she interjects to slow them down without shaming them or making the patient feel as though they've made a mistake.
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There are times when jumping off a high cliff into the sea below might make sense, but there's no sense rushing into it when you don't have to: you run out of options pretty quickly once you're in the air.
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"I'd say that the police response was rather quick in a tactical sense," he said, noting that the officers were rushing into a violent situation that was still unfolding — and that had been encouraged by individuals espousing bigotry and hatred.
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I remember coming back from a visit to the bathroom one afternoon when a kid saw me through the door of his classroom and leapt from his seat, shouting, "Nerd!" and rushing into the hall to stand in my way.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, March 3 (Reuters) - Yield-hungry Chinese investors are rushing into once-shunned local government financing bonds, betting that Beijing won't allow such state companies to fail when they're needed to help shore up the virus-hit economy.
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What worries me is that the skeptical innocence that kept Germans off social media for so long has also prevented us from learning from others' mistakes — and now we are rushing into it headlong, angry and naïve at the same time.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, March 3 (Reuters) - Yield-hungry Chinese investors are rushing into once-shunned local government financing bonds, betting that Beijing won't allow such state companies to fail when they're needed to help shore up the virus-hit economy.
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" He adds that individuals rushing into gold in anticipation of a market decline also run the risk of trying the failed strategy of trying to time the market: "No one has ever demonstrated a successful ability to engage in market-timing.
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He would come rushing into the office with photographs, recently developed at his local pharmacy, as if they were the Rosetta stone, assuring all of us, whom he referred to as "kids" or "child," that this was the next big thing.
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The report quotes an agent at the Benghazi compound as hearing chanting before a full-on attack begins, including explosions and gunfire and "70 people rushing into the compound with an assortment of "AK-47s, grenades, RPG's ... a couple of different assault rifles.
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"Under the loosening credit policy, buyers are now rushing into the market for fear of missing out as some cities have experienced large price declines in the previous months," said Zhang Dawei, an analyst with Hong Kong-based Centaline, a property consultancy.
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Now, under the Dust, it was forgotten, as humanity's brighter lights spangled the Earth like coals — the marks of ten billion mortal souls rushing into an unstable future that demanded one tenuous fix after another — a made world in debt to itself, immiserated.
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Having a short opt-out window for legal rights embedded within T&Cs which the vast majority of users won't read before clicking 'I agree' and rushing into their neighbor's garden to try to catch a pikachu is a very aggressive stance.
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Herold grew up in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which are located close to Sumatra far to the east of the Indian mainland, and she vividly remembers the Sunday morning when her mother came rushing into the room where she and her sister slept.
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Of the morning JonBenét went missing, Burke – squirming in his seat while sipping from a soda can – said in the interview that he remembered his mother, Patsy, rushing into his room and turning on the lights before looking around and rushing out.
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Instead of Lothario, Canseco got to play hero, rushing into a woman's burning house to rescue her baby, then cat, followed by a player piano, washer, dryer, couch and recliner combo, high chair, TV, rug, kitchen table and chairs, lamp, and grandfather clock.
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Kinsey McManus, services director at the National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City, said a critical piece of the crisis intervention training was for officers to slow down and seek more information from family members before rushing into a scene.
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But progressives, many of whom are still opposed to the plan, are hoping Trumka might serve as a line of defense by convincing vulnerable freshmen that rushing into a deal that doesn't meet all of Democrats' priorities might be worse than no deal.
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But Donald Trump and I say let's follow the science, but for heaven's sakes let's not go rushing into the kind of restrictions on our economy that are putting Americans out of work and, frankly, are driving jobs out of this country.
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Despite the Citibank partnership, it looks like the banks aren't rushing into these deals — mainly thanks to all the bad PR Facebook, and even Google and Amazon, have garnered around privacy and the already gargantuan amount of data the companies collect on their users.
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First, the 68-year-old veteran peace campaigner came under fire from some Labour lawmakers for not standing shoulder-to-shoulder with May in blaming Russia directly for the poisoning - instead saying Moscow's culpability needed to be proven before rushing into a new Cold War.
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As markets prepare for a protracted trade war between President Donald Trump's administration and the government of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, investors are rushing into the relative safe haven of the bond market, causing the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury to plummet.
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Scientists Claim to Perform Head Transplant on Monkey, Experts Say Prove ItAn international team of neuroscientists claims to have successfully carried out a head transplant…Read more ReadGiven the inexplicably short timelines that these researchers have imposed upon themselves, it's clear they're rushing into this.
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But my preference would be a slow, safe, and incremental approach, a la Wernher von Braun's vision for spaceflight, rather than rushing into another space race that makes human life and safety secondary to symbolic victories BEN: Slow and steady wins the race, for sure.
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A week after an aspiring strongman launched a surprise attack on the Libyan capital, an assortment of criminal gangs and extremists are rushing into the fight against him, raising new questions for the United States and other Western powers that have condemned his attack.
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Last year in January, Mr. Ghani, perceiving that Mr. Trump urgently wanted to cut costs in Afghanistan, said he would be happy to directly negotiate some degree of troop reductions with the Americans if they would avoid rushing into a bad deal with the Taliban.
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While uneasiness about broader changes to American immigration policy under Mr. Trump has some foreigners rushing into real estate investments in the United States, other foreigners see the president's hard-line immigration rhetoric and tumultuous first months in office as reasons to hold off.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.6 and an aftershock only slightly weaker shook the Albanian port town of Durres on Saturday, rocking buildings there and in the capital Tirana and sending residents rushing into the streets and parks for safety.
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Portions of the long-awaited report reviewed by Fox News showed that one U.S. agent at an American outpost in Benghazi told the committee he first heard "some kind of chanting," followed by explosions and gunfire and dozens of armed people rushing into the compound.
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Ms. Lerner, the clerk for Justice Kennedy, also recalled Mr. Cruz once excitedly rushing into her office after his research revealed that a liberal clerk had mistakenly recommended that the court hear a case based on a legal issue that was not actually part of the case.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives moved toward a Friday vote to begin dismantling Obamacare despite anxiety among some Republicans they were rushing into a major step without knowing the budget consequences or having a firm idea of how they would replace the healthcare law.
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I'm not a big Star Wars fan, so I could be off here, but it seems to me that Han Solo doesn't try to be cool, he just is cool — by virtue of being a slacker and a scoundrel, not by rushing into impressive, high-risk adventures.
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Instead, the episode focused on Rosita and Michonne's reactions to The Great Rick Grimes Betrayal of 2k17 — Rosita rejected Daryl's plans because rushing into the Sanctuary didn't work out so great for her the first time around, and Michonne rejected them too, because she's Rick Grimes' girlfriend.
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Not only are investors rushing into French stocks, they are increasingly doing so without hedging against downside risk, judging by the options market, where the volume of bets that the CAC 40 will fall against those that it will rise are the second lowest on record.
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Credit... GUÁNICA, P.R. — Nearly two months after an earthquake sent the population of southwest Puerto Rico rushing into the streets, thousands of people are still slumbering each night under camping tents, on cots, in their cars and in enormous open tents that serve as government shelters.
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Instead of rushing into a unilateral war, we responded by quietly helping Iraq form a new and more inclusive government, and then assembling a 68-member coalition to support a rehabilitated Iraqi military, the Kurdish Peshmerga and other local partners to liberate territory once occupied by Daesh.
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One moment I was on the bridge, and the next I was crying out for breath, and what I now remember is the agony of the answer, the agony of water rushing into me, and how I answered that agony by heaving, which only invited more water.
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It was once the site of a sugar refinery so large that in May 1940, after German bombs set it on fire, 35,000 tons of sugar were transformed into caramel, sending residents rushing into the street with pots and pans to scoop up the precious syrup.
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The company has a patent application that envisions augmented reality glasses, and Apple reportedly has a team of over 1,000 people working on AR. In typical Apple fashion, Cook told The Independent that Apple has no interest in rushing into the market just to get a head start.
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"Our advice remains the same and that is to 'stay put' if a fire breaks out in another part of the building and you are not being affected by the fire, heat or smoke," he said, adding that if people left their flats they could be rushing into danger.
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He said that Lebanon offered a lesson to other postwar societies on the dangers of rushing into privatization too fast, and that he often wished he could bring free-market libertarians to Lebanon for a field trip to see what can happen in the absence of strong government regulations.
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Rushing into a life-or-death operation and worrying only about the health of the mother, the surgical team hadn't thought they might need anything other than their regular kit, a substandard ensemble they fatalistically call "kamikaze": short-sleeved cotton scrubs, rubber apron, latex gloves, paper surgical mask, goggles, bonnet.
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All you need to know about this is that the CO2 rushing into the water cooler jugs is about 100 degrees below zero, and because the ice cream mix is a spray, each of those tiny droplets is getting bombarded by all sides by really cold gas and freezing almost instantly.
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That dealer, and a second, cautioned against Greece rushing into it: "While I think a deal (with lenders) is possible, we need to see a lot more in terms of progress on the bailout agreement to be convinced that it is the right time to pull the trigger," the dealer said.
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Rick LarsenRichard (Rick) Ray LarsenTwo Democrats vow to press forward on Trump impeachment Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment WHIP LIST: The 126 House Democrats backing an impeachment inquiry MORE (D-Wash.) isn't closing the door on impeachment, but he's not rushing into the issue either.
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The one true disappointment is about the group that was favored to win the Nobel this year: Syria's White Helmets, volunteers who risk their lives rushing into the sites of attacks to try to save others, could have used a morale booster, as well as the money and recognition from the prize.
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I hoped for better from this administration While Marine Le Pen said that A similar message came from the Northern League in Italy while the anti-establishment Five Star movement (also Italian) and Britain's Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, combined condemnation of the chemical attack with criticism of Mr Trump for rushing into action.
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The ritual of celebrities rushing into vehicles was familiar to me at this point, but I realized that though the world was introduced to the twins as the fictional and decidedly singular Michelle, outside the context of the show, I had never seen Mary-Kate without Ashley or Ashley without Mary-Kate.
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"Well, holy fuck," came the cry from the bedroom, and Less rushed in, thinking Robert had injured himself (he carried on a dangerous intrigue with the physical world, and chairs, tables, shoes, all came rushing into his path as if to an electromagnet) but finding him basset-faced, the phone in his lap.
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Read more: A former Google engineer warned that robot weapons could cause accidental mass killings"Rather than rushing into it in a way that prevents innovation and research, you actually need to solve some of the difficult problems," he added, citing known issues with the technology such as algorithmic bias and accountability.
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I was a CNN producer covering Congress back then, and I will never forget rushing into the Capitol to try to get to work soon after the Twin Towers were hit, only to be forced right back out the door -- evacuated because a plane had just hit the Pentagon across the river.
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Clarke managed to keep her health struggles out of the public for years, and, in an essay for the New Yorker, Clarke wrote about her experience rushing into urgent surgery after fainting at the gym during a workout and then being diagnosed with a subarachnoid hemorrhage, a stroke that one-third of patients can die from.
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Kim may be a tyrant to his people and a rogue to his neighbors, but his actions over his first seven years as leader consist of a man much more interested in keeping himself at the top of the system than rushing into a war of choice with the United States— a war he would inevitably lose.
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CreditCreditSpencer Lowell for The New York Times It was a freakishly warm evening last October when a maintenance worker first discovered the water — torrents of it, rushing into the entrance tunnel of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a storage facility dug some 400 feet into the side of a mountain on a Norwegian island near the North Pole.
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Read more: Google CEO Sundar Pichai warns against "rushing" into regulating AI, which happens to be vital to Google's future growthThey rewarded people with $5 gift card for taking part in the "voluntary survey," and were told to target black homeless people and students, who they were told would be more likely to respond to the offer of a gift card.
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" Though surgery can fix the problem, Dr. Sutera cautioned against rushing into the operating room, suggesting patients consider surgery only if they are "miserable" and unable to find shoes that accommodate their feet; if the hammertoe limits their physical activity and prevents them from walking or exercising; or if, after changing shoes and trying anti-inflammatory medications, "you're constantly in pain.
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Personalities from Rob Delaney to Jonny Sun weighed in, and the jokes continued for days, reveling in the sheer absurdity of the extremely specific (and yet nonspecific) threat that faced America that absolutely had to be heard out and dealt with before the automatic weapons debate could be settled: somewhere between 30 and 50 hogs, feral ones, rushing into a yard without so much as a heads-up.
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McMaster is a highly regarded tactician and strategic thinker with a PhD, who as a captain in 1991 commanded a small troop of the U.S. 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment that destroyed a much larger Iraqi Republican Guard force at a place called 73 Easting, for its map coordinates, in what many consider the biggest tank battle since World War II. Caslen, a West Point graduate, was serving in the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, and joined others after the attack in rushing into the damaged part of the building to search for survivors.
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