They are Donna De Salvo and Elisabeth Sussman, not Donna de Salvo and Elizabeth Sussman.
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In the latest salvo of the ongoing Apple vs FBI salvo, Florida GOP congressman David Jolly has introduced a (doomed) bill banning the federal government from purchasing unpatriotic, terrorist-loving iPhones.
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" He added: "I think this is an opening salvo.
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Stay tuned for the next salvo in the Hova vs.
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That earns me a salvo of derision from Ganna's mouth.
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The Raptors knew to expect an opening salvo like this.
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The ad is the latest salvo between Cooperman and Warren.
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Corus declined to comment on the latest salvo from Catalyst.
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President Trump fired the first shot return salvo from China.
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Then again, Mr. Trump tweeted another salvo on Friday morning.
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First salvo Mueller's command of the Washington game and mechanics of the law, on show in his first salvo against the Trump team, also represent a test for Trump's instinctive mastery of disruption and diversion.
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The Turkish military responded with salvo after salvo of artillery fire throughout the afternoon, pounding the Syrian town of Tel Abyad visible across the border where the Kurdish-led militia appeared to be still ensconced.
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This is just our opening salvo, and it's a massive one.
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Each salvo contains 40 rockets, he said, without giving further details.
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Ms Coleman disagrees, saying the new law isn't an "opening salvo".
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The most pointed salvo came from Clinton campaign chief John Podesta.
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What we know is that this is just the first salvo.
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The first salvo came from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 83 this month.
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That salvo caused no casualties or damage, missing built-up areas.
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At least, that is, until Mother Nature launches a new salvo.
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Luther Strange was the opening salvo of the Bannon election cycle.
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Gopnik and De Salvo compared notes on their Warhol writing projects.
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It was the latest salvo in escalating trade tensions with China.
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Of those foreign-born, 20203 percent are noncitizens, Mr. Salvo said.
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And Ms. De Salvo has given his retrospective a celestial conclusion.
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"It was highly unusual to do that," Ms. De Salvo said.
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The Terrapins never got closer than nine points after that salvo.
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It was the opening salvo of the modern American conservation movement.
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The second, and main, salvo is the "evilness" of big data.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Rex Gowar
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; editing by Amlan Chakraborty
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Trump's salvo came a day after Clinton tore into Trump's business record.
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From that opening salvo, the story jumps to another scene of violence.
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The next salvo is likely to include the foreign minister, Javad Zarif.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Greg Stutchbury
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Amy Schumer: The Leather Special is the first salvo in that effort.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by John O'Brien
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Ian Chadband
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Larry Fine
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Ian Ransom
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The letters are the latest salvo in the government's crusade against kratom.
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The Trump handshake is the opening salvo of a silent, bloodless war.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Tom Hogue
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Democrats' opening salvo is to stick by the resolution as currently written.
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Many called the decision the opening salvo in a destructive trade war.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina, editing by Greg Stutchbury
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I just got lucky choosing her favorite topic as my opening salvo.
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The letter was the latest salvo in a battle to reform Nestlé.
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"Se dieron cuenta de que mantenían a salvo a sus familias", dijo.
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Positive trade salvo helped mining stocks tack on 1.6% for the day.
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The latest salvo in the trade war sent global markets plunging Monday.
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"An invitation is the opening salvo of a social contract," she said.
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In the latest salvo, Vaz fired Prime Minister Aristides Gomes on Oct.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; editing by Clare Fallon
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ET. In the opening salvo of his trade war, Trump on Jan.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Kim Coghill
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Compiled by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Daniel Wallis
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Andrea Ricci
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Ian Chadband
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina Editing by Robert Birsel
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President Trump fired some shots, we had a return salvo from China.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Lincoln Feast.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Leslie Adler
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It is a photo of the Palacio Salvo, not the Palacio Chiarino.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Nick Zieminski
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Cynthia Osterman
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It was, for this reason, Wayne's opening salvo on the Drake vs.
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Asian shares sank on Monday as the latest salvo in the Sino-U.
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Its ultimate was a salvo of mini-rockets that can lock onto enemies.
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It's the latest salvo in a growing patent fight between the two companies.
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That move was only the latest salvo in a quickly escalating trade fight.
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And it was one of New Canaan's own who launched the first salvo.
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"They would go to the studio and dress in drag," De Salvo said.
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Steinem's article was an early salvo in the emerging feminist critique of Playboy.
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Tech stocks tumble as China retaliates in latest salvo of the trade war
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The move is also the latest salvo in the US-China trade war.
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"The initial salvo of the digital war just started," an unidentified man responded.
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During a question-and-answer session, shareholders launched a salvo at board members.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Mark Lamport-Stokes
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If we want to be sure, we must shoot a salvo of interceptors.
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The first salvo is that technology, including "smartphones and social networks" is addictive.
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Two social websites, Não Salvo and Desimpedidos, encouraged their subscribers to vote for Wendell.
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"This is a brand new salvo in the war against encryption," Mr. Opsahl said.
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And as Trump departed the White House, he fired a salvo of his own.
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The House's spending bill is just the opening salvo in a long debate, though.
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In its latest salvo on the shadow banking sector, the central bank on Nov.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Sandra Maler/Amlan Chakraborty
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Which means the Australian Open is also the opening style salvo of the year.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Christian Radnedge/Nick Mulvenney
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Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey is simply the latest salvo in his
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The opening salvo was an attack on the DNC, carried out on American soil.
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Some legal experts saw the requests as an opening salvo toward impeaching the president.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Christian Radnedge/Greg Stutchbury
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The latest salvo comes in a petition filed with the Supreme Court Thursday morning.
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The proposal's release does mark an "opening salvo for discussions to begin," Bishop said.
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Four people were killed in that salvo, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
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Investors are waiting for any fresh salvo to be fired in the Sino-U.
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Anonymous vowed that Friday was just the opening salvo in Operation Trump, or #OpTrump.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina, editing by Ian Chadband/Peter Rutherford
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It is also the latest salvo in a talent arms race among streaming services.
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After this opening salvo, covert commentary on the writing process seems to lurk everywhere.
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Three years before the Stonewall riots, the L.G.B.T.Q. movement's opening salvo had been fired.
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Unilever has turned down the offer, but this could just be the opening salvo.
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First, Trump will often take an extreme position as an opening salvo in negotiations.
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In the latest salvo, prosecutors again slapped down Ms. Powell's accusations of government malfeasance.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; editing by Clare Fallon/Peter Rutherford
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The Hill's Naomi Jagoda on the latest salvo in the long fight: http://bit.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Ken Ferris & Kim Coghill
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The latest salvo is a fresh spin, but the underlying intent remains the same.
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The letter Chuck soon sends is the opening salvo in a coming legal war.
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Notably, today's ad push is not the first advertising salvo between the two companies.
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The first salvo in the previously unreported dispute was fired by BP in December.
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Hoping this isn't the opening salvo, ushering in a new era of mob violence.
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Ad blocking, however, may serve as a good salvo in the war against consumerism.
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The most recent salvo seems to be that AB jurists are paid too much.
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The latest salvo against Mr Whitaker was launched by three Democratic senators on November 19th.
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"Maybe that statement wasn't tough enough," the president said before releasing his latest impromptu salvo.
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One commenter, clearly miffed, labelled the opening salvo a "Pentium-processed, super-computer-enhanced draw".
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It serves as an opening salvo to be heard above the din in digital media.
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The latest salvo involves Midler suggesting that Kardashian West should learn to take a joke.
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The letters were the latest salvo in a series of worker actions in Silicon Valley.
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A parallel salvo this week, by the Federal Communications Commission, was all of a piece.
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Sedwards soon seared into the lead, plunging the song into a heaving salvo of noise.
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They say he had no interest in Bella Thorne ... she was just his opening salvo.
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I have a feeling the latest salvo from Arias will give him some new material.
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This is the latest salvo in fraught trade relationships between the world's leading agricultural producers.
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In hindsight, the race was the first salvo in Moulton's continuing battle against party leadership.
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China fired a fresh salvo on Thursday, saying Washington needed to "correct" its "wrong actions".
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It is the latest salvo in a drama more than one year in the making.
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And it isn't a one off; it's the latest salvo in the Trump-era infowars.
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The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a nationwide debate over rights for transgender people.
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The vaping blitz is just the "opening salvo" in an ongoing, escalating fight, he said.
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The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a battle between the U.S. government and Huawei.
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I Vigneri di Salvo Foti Etna Bianco Aurora 2016 (Louis/Dressner Selections, New York) $32.
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"I think the portrayals of women are very problematic," De Salvo said matter-of-factly.
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In other words, Trumpcare may be just the opening salvo of many fights to come.
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He also leveled a full-throated indictment of Mr. Trump, perhaps previewing an opening salvo.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina, editing by Pritha Sarkar and Clare Fallon
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House impeachment managers will step back as the president's legal team fires its first salvo.
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Democrats' Senate Majority PAC launched its latest salvo attacking Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R).
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Christian Radnedge and Kim Coghill
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Clarence Fernandez and Christian Schmollinger
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Monday's filing is only the latest salvo in the complicated fight over Trump's tax returns.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Kim Coghill and Gerry Doyle
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The mini bottle ban is the latest salvo in an escalating battle against plastic waste.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Toby Davis and Gerry Doyle
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Investors have been waiting for a fresh salvo to be fired in the Sino-U.
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Each salvo back and forth contains a nugget of information, but not a bigger picture.
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The inaugural jury includes Sir Nicholas Serota, Connie Butler, Okwui Enwezor, and Donna de Salvo.
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Israeli aircraft struck three Hamas facilities before dawn after the latest rocket salvo, Israel's military said.
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The latest salvo revolves around companies pretending to reach or beat 5G without actually offering 5G.
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That in turn could have been the opening salvo of a trade war between the countries.
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"I agree completely, Mr. President," Brooks tweeted after the President's first salvo against the majority leader.
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The show's action sequences, particularly a salvo in a donut shop, are spiffy, choreographed to dazzle.
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It's a first salvo in what will likely be many more articles and analyses to come.
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Nuestra casa estuvo inhabitable por un mes, pero estamos agradecidos que nuestra familia estuvo a salvo.
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Essentially, the rule is the latest salvo in the market battle between active and passive funds.
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David Salvo is deputy director of the Alliance for Securing Democracy at the German Marshall Fund.
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Many now hail it as the opening salvo of the second-wave feminist movement in America.
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GoPro came to prominence through a smart but unsustainable salvo of first-person extreme sports videos.
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It's the latest salvo in a growing fight over how telecom companies market their broadband services.
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His most recent salvo was a new tariff, announced on Tuesday, on Canadian softwood lumber imports.
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President Trump has launched the opening salvo in his assault on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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The indictments, which closely detail the alleged crimes, appeared to be an opening salvo from Mueller.
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The coalition forces immediately took casualties, including their interpreter, who was killed in the opening salvo.
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That could be an opening salvo in Italy's attempt to chip at German-dominated EU policies.
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After Mr. Sawyer's opening salvo, Michael Ingle circles the stage in leaps, tilting toward the center.
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For some, it was an explicit salvo against women's autonomy and the value of feminine culture.
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The new Fox bid marks the latest salvo in an 18-month takeover battle for Sky.
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Crude oil began to recoup some of the heavy losses incurred after the salvo from Trump.
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But it was an initial salvo in Mr. López Obrador's declared war on wasteful government spending.
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After the American-led missile salvo against Syria comes a barrage of interception claims and counterclaims.
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British, American and French forces responded days later with a salvo of missiles on Assad's bases.
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The salvo followed Trump's order last week to kill Tehran's top military commander, Iranian Maj. Gen.
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It was the latest salvo in a long-running fight between the government and technology companies.
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This is perhaps the first salvo of a global crisis that has been brewing for decades.
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Salvo que hubiese un aplazamiento de último minuto, su muerte estaba programada para el siguiente martes.
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That was the latest salvo in an escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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China finally fires back return salvo $3 billion, modest response so it doesn't look so bad.
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The Whitney curators, Donna De Salvo and Elisabeth Sussman, have tried to fill in that blank.
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But that was just an opening salvo: The second movement's variations revealed more of her range.
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This year, the opening salvo was fired last week by America's Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan.
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Sounds like another salvo in the Trump administration's (very real and much criticized) war on science, right?
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Last month, researchers lobbed another salvo in the decades-long debate about the nature of these forms.
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China shot the latest salvo after levying tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. imports, beginning June 1.
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Storm Surge warnings remained in effect for Myrtle Beach to Salvo and for Pamlico Sound, North Carolina.
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It's an important salvo in the ongoing war for control over the main screen in your car.
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The attack on Mr Saakashvili also serves as an opening salvo in Ukraine's next presidential election campaign.
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He said his station's "first salvo" had frightened drug suspects, making them less likely to fight back.
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The "mission accomplished" moment could be seen as an opening salvo in his campaign for re-election.
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Uptown Cut is the first salvo in that campaign, a bridge between the modern and the traditional.
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Somerset was the first salvo in a series of anti-slavery civil cases brought in British courts.
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But, it's merely the opening salvo of what will be a larger push into the U.S. market.
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Mostly, the movie gives the impression of serving as the opening salvo in a larger corporate enterprise.
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Her second salvo had her proclaiming to be tired of Democrats who are afraid of big ideas.
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The messages are just the latest salvo as Trump and Sanders begin aggressively campaigning off each other.
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Tehran's comical tit-for-tat is the latest salvo in reaction to the Trump administration's tougher rhetoric.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Ed Osmond, Nick Zieminski and Daniel Wallis
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First there was the disastrous opening salvo he fired in what was to become the Cuban revolution.
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In a salvo against Trump's voting base, China will cancel most remaining U.S. soybean imports, reports Bloomberg.
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Ahora preferimos evitar la frase, salvo que nos estemos refiriendo a cómo el gobierno describe este proceso.
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Other torpedoes in that salvo hit the destroyer U.S.S. O'Brien and the battleship U.S.S. North Carolina nearby.
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Lawmakers have not yet gone that far, but are optimistic their opening salvo will make a dent.
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A North Korean missile salvo around Guam would present challenges for the United States and its allies.
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Unafraid of the past, Salvo (born Salvatore Mangione) copied Early and High Renaissance masters and mythological scenes.
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"He loved rugby and football," said Ethan Fain, 18, who had known Mr. De Salvo since preschool.
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Combined, the regulations are a salvo against the often opaque and labyrinthine world of health care prices.
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His budget, a savvy "opening salvo," as Mr. Lemons described it, only backs up that initial assessment.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; additional reporting by Steve Keating; Editing by Lisa Shumaker
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His salvo against America's inflation in 21973, which slew the dragon for decades, therefore seemed unusually abrupt.
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Warren's policy proposals on climate change reflect this ethos, aiming her opening salvo as president against lobbying.
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The Quds Force, an external arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, carried out the rocket salvo, Israel said.
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It is the latest salvo in a battle that has occupied Japan's parliament and courts for two decades.
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INFINITY's his latest salvo in that long-standing battle—12 brutal tracks that each hit like heavy artillery.
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Trump's salvo in the N.Y. Post was an invitation for Steve Bannon to change his approach, or resign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The opening salvo in what would become a three-month battle for British engineer GKN GKN.
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Rousey squared her stance and delivered a salvo of punches, constantly pushing her own face onto Correia's punches.
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Another rebel source said artillery from nearby Syrian army barracks launched a salvo of missiles on the town.
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But the attack was widely interpreted as a possible opening salvo in a battle to succeed General Hifter.
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In response, the US launched a salvo of 59 Tomahawk missiles on a Syrian airbase on April 7.
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As we see in "Stuck," Maya and Andy are ambitious, and that opening salvo isn't an empty threat.
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Long feud with Trump It was Obama's latest salvo in what's become a bitterly negative campaign against Trump.
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France celebrates with fireworks and military parading to mark the opening salvo in 1789 of the French Revolution.
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Microsoft used a New York event Tuesday to launch a new salvo in the battle over classroom computing.
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The reinstitution of the global gag rule is the latest salvo in the Republican assault on reproductive rights.
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But it's hard not to see as the latest salvo in Washington's fight with Beijing, particularly over technology.
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Trump's salvo against Kasich on Sunday mirrored Trump's focus Saturday as he stumped in two other Ohio cities.
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"It's really about getting at Planned Parenthood, and this is the first salvo in doing so," said Rep.
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This is just the latest salvo in a decades-long, bipartisan effort to shred the social safety net.
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This is merely the latest salvo in the Trump's administration broad attack on the human rights of refugees.
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Clinton, clearly prepared for him to return to this line of attack, responded with a carefully prepared salvo.
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That is not the only reason for Reynolds's independent directors to take British American Tobacco's opening salvo seriously.
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It was the latest salvo in a brewing trade-turned-currency war between the world's two largest economies.
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Beyoncé made another salvo in her ongoing campaign to trick people into thinking her marriage is in trouble.
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Is this the first salvo in an incoming trade war or a form of tax-thy-neighbor policy?
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President Trump's tariff salvo, fewer weapons inside Ukraine's Parliament and a pile of ocean garbage larger than France.
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It was obliterated one Palestinian suicide bombing, rocket salvo, tunnel attack and rejected statehood offer at a time.
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But let's be clear: No single salvo aimed at Trump will diminish the president's overwhelming support among Republicans.
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In any case, she didn't respond, just as she hadn't responded to my salvo a half-hour earlier.
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They take it as a clarifying moment, like the opening salvo in a war for control over Westworld.
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Ms. De Salvo will advise on the collection, exhibitions and long-term installations while also developing Dia's archive.
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Trump's latest salvo saw commodity prices slip, undermining material stocks, resulting in the sector index falling 1.7 percent.
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President Trump's anti-Muslim travel ban, announced shortly after his inauguration, was the first salvo in this campaign.
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That assault prompted a missile salvo from the Iranian military against two Iraqi air bases housing U.S. troops.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina and Rory Carroll in Los Angeles; Editing by Peter Rutherford
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Mr. Koch's family has discovered what may amount to a posthumous salvo against his archenemy, Donald J. Trump.
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The case against Gary represents the first real salvo against blatant disregard for our laws, safety and sovereignty.
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It remains to be seen how easily the administration will be able to launch its latest tariff salvo.
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In his latest salvo, Trump tweeted late on Sunday that hostile threats from Iran could bring dire consequences.
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It's only the latest salvo in a long fight over the bill, which has divided the tech world.
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Why it matters: It's the latest salvo in an increasingly fierce battle between the company and employee activists.
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The latest salvo between the U.S. and China comes after more than a year of pressure on Huawei.
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According to Daniel, Israel was bracing for a possible Iranian missile salvo or armed drone assault from Syria.
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This message is the latest salvo in an ongoing cold war between Apple and the independent repair world.
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As the latest salvo in the war between Nvidia and AMD goes, the new Vega cards are pretty weak.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Additional reporting by Andrew Both; editing by Pritha Sarkar/Amlan Chakraborty
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It may have launched the opening salvo in what could be a war against public transit, with national consequences.
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But Karako warned that the system is most useful for intercepting one or two missiles, not a whole salvo.
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How many times have you matched with someone on Tinder and struggled to think of a perfect opening salvo?
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Wednesday's blog post was yet another salvo in the long-running back-and-forth between the Farrows and Allen.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina and Frank Pingue in Toronto; Editing by Cynthia Osterman/Amlan Chakraborty
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The Republican president launched his opening salvo against the Republican Senate majority leader on a sleepy Wednesday in August.
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The Harris campaign makes clear this is an opening salvo in a larger part of her gun safety agenda.
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"I am Sicilian I am not from Bologna but it does not exist Bolognese ragù without tomato," Salvo wrote.
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This is another salvo in the war among ETF titans for control of billions of dollars in investor money.
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European stocks on Friday were battered by Trump's latest salvo against China and Wall Street also took a hit.
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LONDON — A tiny flying army has been unleashed as the latest salvo in the war against the capital's pollution.
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And Trump advisers and Republicans across Washington are already bracing for a Twitter salvo from the President on Thursday.
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It's the latest salvo from the tech industry over Trump's executive order barring people from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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So her latest salvo or entry into the gnomic ranks of Instagram mystery-makers, has us scratching our heads.
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The robo tissue dispensers are just another salvo in the "toilet revolution" that was announced in China in 2015.
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Military sources said five IS militants were killed and a weapons depot destroyed in the latest salvo on Wednesday.
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In his opening salvo, an op-ed in the New York Times, the British Foreign Secretary quoted Winston Churchill.
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The question is this: were Wednesday night's strikes the opening salvo, or a sign of what is to come?
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The air war is just the latest salvo in one of the most competitive Senate elections in the country.
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But calling him "an all-out dictator" was just an opening salvo; the heavy artillery was on its way.
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He came out swinging in the pages of the Washington Post with a salvo to future Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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It's the latest salvo from Trump in his bid to discredit the ongoing probe by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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It will prove a strong opening salvo for an agency and a new secretary determined to get things right.
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The events serve as an opening salvo for a new period in the region's crisis-ridden history, analysts say.
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With the encouragement of Salvo Foti, the region's leading agronomist and oenologist, she decided to make her own wine.
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Last month, the group fired a salvo of missiles at the capital Riyadh, saying it was targeting economic targets.
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His latest salvo in what feels like a Hundred Years War is this totally casual appearance on Venice Beach.
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But Ms. De Salvo has chosen to display just one example from each series, and that's a good idea.
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HSI closed down 1.9% on Monday, in line with regional markets, as the latest salvo in the Sino-U.
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HSI closed down 1.9% on Monday, in line with regional markets, as the latest salvo in the Sino-U.
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Before Trump fired his latest salvo, there had been some expectation that he could ease restrictions on the company.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Additional reporting by Andrew Both; editing by Pritha Sarkar/Peter Rutherford
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It's the latest salvo in a fight over the parts used in iPhones and rival smartphones from Apple's competitors.
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And wine caves provided only the latest salvo in an ongoing debate over how to fund and run campaigns.
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The subsequent Israeli strikes were followed by a final, and risky, salvo of mortar shells and rockets before dawn.
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The strike in Syria, it soon became apparent, was not the opening salvo of a new and coherent policy.
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This new question is only the latest salvo from the IRS, signaling the taxman's heightened interest in virtual currency.
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"The missile force struck ... economic targets in Riyadh with a salvo of ballistic missiles," it said in a newsflash.
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The president has fired literally the first shot, return salvo from the Chinese – measured, modest, so far so good.
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MS: And the reaction so far, the return salvo from the Chinese has been fairly limited and fairly modest.
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Hypersonic air-launched strikes on launch pads could reduce the ability to reload and launch another salvo of missiles.
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Raf Simons apparently has introduced a couture-like collection called "By Appointment" as his first salvo for Calvin Klein.
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The complaint is the latest salvo in a bitter dispute between the Gulf neighbors that goes far beyond soccer.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina and Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina; Editing by Kim Coghill
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But as a salvo in an ongoing war of ideas with a resurgent left, there's not much to it.
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Y Gisbely, una relacionista pública, me dio una serie de consejos para mantenerme a salvo y disfrutar de la ciudad.
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The Republican close to the White House predicted that this was the opening salvo in a campaign to ostracize Romney.
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After all, today's salvo is just the latest attack by the Trump administration in its ongoing battle against the EPA.
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Today LG launched another salvo in the war against giant ugly televisions with the announcement of the ProBeam laser projector.
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Tim Johnston will continue as head of EMEA Cash Equity Trading, reporting to de Salvo locally and to Fitzgerald globally.
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The decision is the latest salvo in an ongoing battle between the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump and California.
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Salvo is also the founder of EV Tuning, an online store that sells parts and accessories to electric vehicle owners.
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His remarks were part of an ongoing salvo against the computer, a device that Trump said had complicated lives greatly.
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The listing is currently shared between Branden and Rayni Williams of Hilton & Hyland and Ron De Salvo at Coldwell Banker.
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McConnell's line against any hearings or review, far from a spontaneous salvo, reflected a long-considered strategy against Obama's nominees.
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James O'Keefe's Project Veritas has been on a tear against Google lately, with the most recent salvo coming this Monday.
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They were Benanti Etna Bianco 1003, Graci Etna Bianco 2016 and I Vigneri di Salvo Foto Etna Bianco Aurora 2016.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina and Amy Tennery in Chicago; editing by Clare Fallon and Christian Radnedge
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The legal briefs are only the latest salvo in an escalating fight between tech and Trump over his immigration orders.
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Gottlieb launched his main salvo on Wednesday, releasing a draft guidance that would drastically restrict the sales of e-cigarettes.
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The curtain opened in Brussels with a salvo of provocative insults aimed at one of the closest US allies, Germany.
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IG Metall fired the opening salvo this week when it called for strikes at companies including sports car maker Porsche.
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But it seems likely it will be the opening salvo in a protracted battle between law enforcement and tech companies.
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Elevate is the latest salvo in the bank's battle to win more digital deposits in its US consumer banking business.
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But it was the opening salvo in a decades-long fight to make contraception legal and accessible for American women.
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Indeed, if Nitschke gets his way, Sarco will be the opening salvo in a technological revolution for modernized self-deliverance.
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A single salvo will strip most of the armor off of any heavy mech that it catches in the open.
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Yet another salvo has been fired in the ongoing conflict between bitcoin trading site Coinbase and the Internal Revenue Service.
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A Democratic super-PAC and one of the nation's largest labor unions are firing a double-barreled salvo at Sen.
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Some in the closed-door meeting applauded the idea of Republicans firing off an opening salvo earlier in the process.
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Grindcore legends Terrorizer have returned with another full-length salvo, their first since 2012's so-so Hordes of Zombies.
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But Dr. Salvo is concerned that the Trump administration's approach to immigration could hurt the city in the 2020 census.
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"We've always said the Bronx had the ability to bounce back, given its available land and zoning," Dr. Salvo said.
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A benign academic term had been borrowed and converted into a "problem," a ready-made salvo against lax immigration policies.
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The action has long been expected and is the latest salvo in the administration's economic and security battle with China.
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Because the gay content of his work was rejected by the art establishment, "he obscures it," Ms. De Salvo said.
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That plan makes sense as an opening salvo, experts say, but it would come nowhere close to winning the war.
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It is the opening salvo in what is likely to be a contentious, months-long restructuring process in Puerto Rico.
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Salvo was first and last a painter, as attested by this gorgeous show of 14 paintings from 1980 to 2009.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; additional reporting by Andrew Both; editing by Toby Davis and Richard Pullin
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Tuesday's 64-page complaint is the latest salvo in a story that has engulfed the small city of Whitefish, Mont.
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It's the latest salvo in a Victorian-era technological cold war in which inhumane human experimentation is the bleeding edge.
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The bill is the GOP's opening salvo in a high-stakes gamble set to play out this week in Washington.
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Lindsey Graham, marking the latest salvo in the pair's clash over Trump's sudden withdrawal of U.S. troops from northern Syria.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Additional reporting by Andrew Both; Editing by Daniel Wallis and Lincoln Feast.
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U.S. companies with significant exposure to China have seen their stocks tumble since President Trump's opening salvo in the trade war.
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Trump's salvo ran counter to efforts this week by the White House and McConnell's office to play down reports of discord.
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A foray into the checking account game also reads as another salvo in the protracted market war between Amazon and Walmart.
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This could be the quiet opening salvo to a trade war that many investors have feared but hoped could be avoided.
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Reporting by Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina and Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina; Editing by Clare Fallon/Sudipto Ganguly
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If a war on leaks is coming from the Trump administration, Thursday night will likely be remembered as the opening salvo.
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But it served as a new salvo in the crowded Democratic primary, with the first debates set for later this week.
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His previous co-head, Luiz de Salvo, will relocate to London and become head of EMEA cash equity sales and trading.
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Visibly upset by television images of dead Syrian children, Mr Trump explained his salvo in a tone of admirable moral outrage.
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Road and rail stocks have handily outperformed the broader market since Trump fired the trade war's opening salvo in January 2018.
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It's my view that this is the opening salvo in a wave of demotions, suspensions and bans aimed at conservative commentators.
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The latest tariff salvo represented half of the $500 billion of products that the United States bought from China last year.
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So it was normal for the Trump administration to issue only some general guidance points as an opening salvo this week.
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Many assumed the story ran with the blessing of Bannon and represented the latest salvo in his ongoing struggle with Priebus.
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Road and rail stocks have handily outperformed the broader market since Trump fired the trade war's opening salvo in January 20.5.
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The move is yet another salvo in the continuing delivery "arms race" that is enveloping retail, Charlie O'Shea of Moody's said.
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DE) fired off a salvo of demands on Friday to cut the price and amend the terms of Sunrise Communication's (SRCG.
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But investors still worried about whether this would be the first salvo in a broader trade conflict that could prompt retaliation.
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Baoneng, a private Chinese conglomerate, fired the first salvo last year by raising its stake in Vanke to more than 24%.
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When the crowd began chanting the preferred anti-Hillary Clinton salvo "Lock her Up," it was Sessions Trump referred them to.
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The Justice Department's opening salvo of a penalty of $14 billion, or 13 billion euros, could all but sink Deutsche Bank.
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Maybe the cake wasn't, as I'd feared, the deceptive opening salvo of another effort to eradicate the rights of LGBTQ people.
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US President Donald Trump's opening salvo against the US's NATO allies comes at an extraordinarily sensitive time in the alliance's history.
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His fifties works are "wonderful and fanciful—Warhol before he became the Warhol that everyone came to know," De Salvo said.
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And late Monday night the Defense subcommittee met in closed session to produce the opening salvo in the Pentagon spending battle.
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Or there's the SRM Carrier, which fires a salvo of missiles that seems to go on for, oh, a solid minute.
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In Kabul—in one of the urban centers, that's usually where you see some opening salvo in the year's spring offensive.
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Perhaps Clinton's intends her return to these points here as a salvo in an ideological debate over the Democratic Party's future.
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CARA 2.0 is the latest in a salvo of proposals that has come out of Congress to address the opioid crisis.
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"Anything that affects the propensity of people to answer the census is of concern to us," said Mr. Salvo, the demographer.
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"We're laying the groundwork for a good enumeration," said Joseph J. Salvo, the chief demographer at the Department of City Planning.
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Some in Russia see this new "Romeo" as the first salvo in a larger strategy of phasing out Mr. Grigorovich's ballets.
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The liberal arts is a favorite target of politicians, with the latest salvo coming from the governor of Kentucky, Matt Bevin.
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Trump's most recent salvo alleged that Amazon's use of the United States Postal Service cost the government agency billions of dollars.
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"They were slapped last night, but such military actions are not enough," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said of the Iranian missile salvo.
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However, it is unclear if Iran intends these strikes to be the first salvo of a more extensive campaign against Americans.
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The Texas congressman believes that, at the moment, the U.S. isn't ready for that next salvo of election interference by Russia.
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Como muchas otras personas, cuyos seres queridos realizaban esta travesía, esperé fervientemente a que lograran llegar a su destino a salvo.
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The tweet, sent out the morning after Easter, is the latest salvo in Trump's ongoing criticism of the Department of Justice.
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The conviction is the latest salvo by Brazil's judicial branch, which has declared war on the country's entrenched culture of corruption.
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That plan definitely makes sense as an opening salvo, experts say, but it will come nowhere close to winning the war.
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We're going to view the speech as what it most centrally was: an opening salvo in Mr. Trump's re-election campaign.
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These will be the final salvo of the Green Mountain Project, and Tenet's first rendition of the Vespers without a conductor.
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" Pretty gangsta, we know, but nothing compared to the most potent bar from the salvo ... we like to call it "The Ultimatum.
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While women have been raising a red flag for decades about their treatment in the tech industry, this salvo hit its target.
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The release of the Samsung Chromebook Pro was going to be the opening salvo in 2017's battle of the cheap computers.
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The bombing was the first salvo in a string of unsolved assassinations that killed more than two dozen of the group's leaders.
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The fact that multiple missiles had been fired at the same time — called a salvo — also punched holes in the ICBM theory.
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The president is again putting major pressure on an independent media organization and firing off a warning salvo against its parent company.
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This was reportedly the first salvo fired by Iran at Iraq since the long war between the two countries in the 1980s.
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That was the latest salvo in tensions between Washington and Tehran over a 2015 international accord curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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Amazon's discount offering is just the latest salvo in a renewed rivalry between Walmart and Amazon since Walmart last year acquired Jet.
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Khanna's resolution was to be the first salvo to show the Trump administration that Congress was no longer behind the Yemen effort.
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This is just an opening salvo in what looks set to be an acrimonious renegotiation of the world's most important trade relationship.
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IN THE early hours of April 9th Israeli fighter jets crossed into Lebanese airspace and fired a salvo of cruise missiles eastward.
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In the latest trade salvo, Trump said he was ready to impose tariffs on all $73.143 billion of imported goods from China.
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It also marks an opening salvo of the Trump administration's unfolding strategy to work with regional partners in a more concerted way.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) on Monday fired an opening salvo against a Democrat reportedly launching a bid to challenge Sen.
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Mere moments into the first round, Dober unleashed a hellacious salvo of punches that left his debuting foe slumped against the cage.
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The first salvo came when news broke that Google's Chrome browser would soon come equipped with an ad blocker enabled by default.
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Out of water, the high voltage electrical salvo zaps a target directly through the skin near the eel's chin, intensifying the effect.
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And he replaced the much-beloved Donna De Salvo, a longtime curator who is now the Whitney's deputy director for international initiatives.
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The float marked the opening salvo in a three-year, $12 billion IMF reform programme that includes tax hikes and subsidy cuts.
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Before the movie is over, that emesis won't be the only salvo hurled by a woman in the direction of a man.
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It is the latest salvo aimed at the independence-leaning Tsai, who is seeking re-election in January - and another economic blow.
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McCaskill's remarks were the opening salvo of a high-drama hearing on Wednesday, which features three current or former executives from Valeant.
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By one estimate, an American naval force within 2,000km of China might have to parry 640 incoming weapons in a single salvo.
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Fifteen years ago today, President George W. Bush signed Executive Order 2900, the opening salvo in America's new financial statecraft against terrorism.
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The bombing was the first salvo in a string of unsolved assassinations that killed more than two dozen of [Al-Islah's] leaders.
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All eyes were trained on him; so too, were scores of cameras from his audience, all ready to capture his opening salvo.
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Mel B lied to a judge in her legal war with ex-nanny Lorraine Gilles ... so claims Gilles in the latest salvo.
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" And their opening salvo, midway through season three, was, "We're going to let you end the show" — huge relief — "after 10 years.
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Five and a half minutes in, the track strips down nearly to silence: The troops are in retreat, provisioning for another salvo.
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Among U.S. products targeted in the latest Chinese salvo were a wide range of agricultural and energy products, including liquefied natural gas.
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A salvo of rockets hit an Iraqi base on Saturday outside Baghdad that houses American troops, Iraqi officials told The Associated Press.
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In retrospect, 43 was not the start of a new era for Italy, but almost the final salvo of an old one.
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It might end tomorrow if Iran were to launch another salvo of missiles against Saudi oil installations as it did last September.
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It may be that the "relentless formal invention" that Ms. De Salvo praised is part of what has also kept him going.
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ECB President Mario Draghi, who steps down at the end of next month, on Thursday delivered his final "whatever it takes" salvo.
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AmorePacific will be hoping that this salvo against the prevailing ideal of Korean beauty will inflict less damage than the missile dispute. ■
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Almost 21990,290 feet up in the northern foothills of Mount Etna lies perhaps the highest vineyard in Sicily, Salvo Foti's Vigna Bosco.
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La gente con antecedentes similares se queda junta, como metidos en la misma olla de caramelo, a salvo en una melcocha impenetrable.
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Far from its previous anti-capitalist marketing gimmicks, "Cards Against Humanity Saves America" is a real-world salvo against the current administration.
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It's political and cultural too: The move is the latest salvo in the wider White House battle with America's most lefty state.
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And in a culture war, as an opening salvo, it's a better weapon than the nuanced, policy-minded approach of professional politicians.
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The U.S. Treasury Department fired the latest salvo on Friday, sanctioning 13 individuals and 12 other entities linked to Iran's ballistic missile program.
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The index also displayed resilience to heavy losses overnight on Wall Street after Beijing retaliated against Washington's latest salvo in the trade row.
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He's a one-man salvo of between-the-leg dribbles that seemingly have no purpose until they magically catapult him into the paint.
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The storm surge warning was discontinued for south of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and north of Salvo, North Carolina, as Florence moved west.
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In the winter of 2018, Benoit partnered with a former parts manager for Tesla, Chris Salvo, to open up their own repair shop.
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And these technological solutions are just another salvo in the endless societal war over how much freedom children should have with their media.
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The EU is giving Google eight weeks to respond to this new shopping salvo and ten weeks to response to the ads charges.
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The three-way race was really a two-on-one, with Trump standing center stage between a salvo of Rubio and Cruz takedowns.
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Today, however, Google is firing a new salvo by reducing the price of its preemptible virtual machines (VMs) by up to 33 percent.
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Even if it was just an opening salvo, it shows that Deutsche Bank is facing a hefty payment regardless of the final number.
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Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo, North Carolina and Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe/Peter Rutherford/Amlan Chakraborty
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"I'm getting a little tired of this bias against the leaders of our industry," the CEO character says in an ill-received salvo.
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It's being seen as a big opening salvo as Steyer considers runs for office — including California governor, the Senate or president in 2020.
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That's only the opening salvo, with the super-PAC planning a $4.5 million effort targeting voters through mail, online and on the radio.
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"Hey, Hillary Clinton, shut the [expletive] up and go away already" was the opening salvo of a 2017 column in The Daily News.
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The concern among officials like Mr. Salvo is that in an undercount, New York could be forced to give up a second seat.
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But the recent missile salvo from North Korea suggests that even a prolonged, sophisticated cyberattack can't fully derail North Korea's nuclear-missile program.
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Still, Google has never commented specifically on Blakely's allegations and it will be curious to see if this newest salvo forces its hand.
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The latest salvo comes amid growing fears of a global economic downturn and increasing pessimism about the prospects of striking a trade deal.
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"Their propensity to come to New York City is very high," said Joseph J. Salvo, chief demographer at the Department of City Planning.
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There were some who felt that Ms. De Salvo was unfairly supplanted by Scott Rothkopf, who replaced her as chief curator in 2015.
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Sunday's raids were the latest salvo in a long-running conflict between Turkey and the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Tuesday's letter marks the latest salvo in what has been a months-long battle between the Democratic-held House and the White House.
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The latest salvo by Lee's legal team to dispute the merits of the death sentence was rejected by an appeals court last week.
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It was not immediately clear exactly why Wikipedia was targeted, but the ban is the latest salvo against freedom of expression in Turkey.
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It is the latest salvo in a quickly escalating feud between the two progressive senators as voting commences in less than three weeks.
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"Certainly sends a salvo to other self-directed firms to follow suit," said Stephen Biggar, director of financial institutions research at Argus Research.
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Nunberg's series of interviews Monday raised concerns among some of his friends and acquaintances who described the salvo as a very public meltdown.
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Nadler's requests mark the opening salvo in what promises to be a heated legal and political battle between the White House and Congress.
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The agency also pointed out that the North has demonstrated it can fire off a "simultaneous, salvo launch" of medium-range ballistic missiles.
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Qualcomm is reportedly planning to ask a government trade agency to ban iPhone imports, the latest salvo in a long fight with Apple.
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Trump's latest salvo came in response to the country's continued detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson on charges of espionage and coup plotting.
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In September, it followed up with a salvo against Santa Monica, and finally in October, Airbnb sued the city and state of New York.
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China responded to an initial U.S. salvo by targeting numerous goods, including agricultural staples like soybeans, the most valuable U.S. agricultural export to China.
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More interestingly, the measures represent a new salvo in what has become an aggressive price war between three of the largest asset manager firms.
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Series creator Dana Salvo made a reference to the election and controversy over the popular vote when she responded to the decision on Twitter.
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It was the latest salvo in the trade conflict that has involved tit-for-tat tariffs on imports involving the world's two largest economies.
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Es el tipo de comentario que puede hacer que la audiencia se exaspere y sienta pena ajena, salvo que no está del todo equivocada.
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The U.S. dollar rose sharply against the Chinese yuan, U.S. stock markets fell 2% and oil prices dropped on Trump's latest salvo against China.
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The declaration is the outdoor apparel company's opening salvo in a PR and legal battle against President Trump's shrinking of two Utah national monuments.
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Durante y luego del huracán nunca salimos del aire, aún con agua dentro de la emisora y tratando de mantener los equipos a salvo.
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He was making the comments a day after former Vice President Joe Biden used the episode as the opening salvo of his presidential campaign.
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Her opening salvo was a defense of ObamaCare and her stated reason for getting in the race is to fight Trump and his agenda.
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A set of moderately populist economic positions floated by Democratic senators (the party's nearest thing to a post-poll reckoning) was an early salvo.
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If a fighter doesn't mind his manners, he'll end up on the fence against Diaz and eat a salvo of twenty or thirty blows.
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Como estadounidenses exigimos que todos los productos que consumimos cumplan con altos estándares de calidad para que nuestras familias y comunidades estén a salvo.
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The initial salvo on that ban came within days of Trump's inauguration and with little consultation with government agencies that would typically be consulted.
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"This seems like the first salvo has been fired but Ericsson is unlikely to push RCom to bankruptcy," said a Hong Kong-based trader.
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The accusation, made in a legal filing on Tuesday, is the latest salvo in a drawn-out patent dispute between the two tech heavyweights.
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Today the group unveils "Girlz with Gunz," the opening salvo from the forthcoming EP of the same name, out February 5 on Glitterbeat Records.
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Two days later, KCNA refined the threat, specifying the launches would be a salvo fire of four missiles and detailing their trajectory over Japan.
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In March, as the European Central Bank prepared a new salvo of stimulative measures, Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, expressed his disapproval.
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This time, the book's opening salvo confronts the way childless women are regularly called upon to justify their state, whatever they have otherwise accomplished.
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The Senate's budget resolution is the latest salvo in the debate over 2020 spending, putting eyes on the Democrat-controlled House for its proposal.
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The letter is the latest salvo in a battle between two pillars of President 's political base over the so-called Renewable Fuel Standard.
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Either way, it is the latest salvo in a growing racial reckoning every bit as important as #MeToo's long overdue reshaping of gender dynamics.
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Luke Messer's (R-Ind.) allies, is the latest salvo in Rokita's push to frame himself as the pro-Trump candidate in the primary race.
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In his latest salvo, Trump said late on Thursday he had instructed U.S. trade officials to consider $100 billion in additional tariffs on China.
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The four ads represent the initial salvo in a $20 million joint effort by Emily's List and Priorities USA, the super PAC supporting Mrs.
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The Whitney's brilliant curator Donna De Salvo answers the question with the largest Warhol survey ever, featuring more than three hundred and fifty works.
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By the entrance, De Salvo, smiling, looked up at the performer Elle Emenopé, who had a piratical beard and wore a mermaid-like jumpsuit.
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Upstairs, De Salvo encountered the playwright Robert Heide (seersucker suit, Campbell's-soup-can T-shirt, cane) and his partner, John Gilman ( Interview -cover shirt).
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This is important not just as a salvo to uneasy conservatives who want long-promised policy advancements, but also for a very practical reason.
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In response to President Trump's latest salvo, China announced Monday that it will increase tariffs on over $60 billion of U.S. imports to China.
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The new court filing was an early salvo in what could become a lengthy legal fight between the Trump administration and Democratic state officials.
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"Gaslighter" is the opening salvo of a band that was punished for its politics, at a moment in which music is often very political.
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So many new buildings have gone up since 2550 that thousands of addresses should be added, perhaps as many as 20113,22011, Mr. Salvo said.
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But if this first salvo is any indication, he is at the very least going to substantially elevate the level of climate policy debate.
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Mr. Manafort was indicted in October alongside his longtime business associate Rick Gates, in what was the first salvo of the special counsel's investigation.
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Unlike Drake's salvo, where you can sense that split second between the conception and delivery of a thought, this conversation feels loose, barbed, unedited.
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So far, she has revealed little of her world views, except an opening salvo that did not go down very well among her peers.
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Although celebrated in Europe, Salvo the painter has had only two gallery solos in New York, at Gladstone in 1986 and Ierimonti in 14473.
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Early in the seventh round, a tired, bruised and bleeding Wilder retreated to a corner and tried to shield himself from another Fury salvo.
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The latest salvo in what could be a pitched battle between giants shows just how important small businesses are to e-commerce mega firms.
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So in a way, a boy band star's first solo album is merely a salvo in the fight to not be defined by yesterday.
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The move into 3D is the latest salvo for Snapchat in what has been a long-term feature battle with Facebook, and specifically Instagram .
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The lawsuit is an opening salvo in what could be a long and expensive court fight over Puerto Rico's efforts to restructure its debt.
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Donna De Salvo, deputy director for International Initiatives and Senior Curator, will moderate the discussion, with speakers Irving Blum, Bob Calacello, and Vincent Fremont.
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Calogero Salvo, a filmmaker who succeeded her in that post, also served with her on the board of a sister organization, the Jerome Foundation.
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This was just one salvo in an aggressive new campaign to fight America's burgeoning opioid crisis by using longer, federal sentences for drug dealers.
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Young men whisk away female classmates in their cars to assault them just out of view; others return a New Year's fireworks salvo with gunshots.
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Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire will arguably serve as the first salvo, giving audiences the illusion of stepping into the world of the films.
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His latest salvo in support of his former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, called on men to reexamine how they thought about the Democratic candidate.
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This is just the opening salvo from NASA on what will surely be years of further highlights, explanations, and updates on Dragonfly's creation and launch.
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A week and a half after North Korea fired the salvo into the Sea of Japan, Hanham, Schmerler, and Lewis sat down in Lewis' office.
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There is strong bipartisan support to protect these hundreds of thousands of immigrants, but Trump's latest salvo shows how far apart both sides still are.
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Malaysia's latest salvo has brought the offshore ringgit NDF market to a standstill, traders said, while the currency is slowly beginning to strengthen again onshore.
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The first salvo came days after the project was announced when a city representative told her that it needed her home for related road development.
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Last September, in an early salvo, America hit this tranche with 10% tariffs (a further $50bn-worth had already been struck by tariffs of 93%).
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The hope is that the move — which brings the US and Iran closer to a military fight — isn't the opening salvo in a broader war.
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Breitbart News fired a salvo at Republican Paul Ryan, posting an audio recording of the House speaker distancing himself from then-presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump's salvo of cruise missiles against a military airfield in Syria last week brought bipartisan acclaim, and that's a major cause for concern.
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Activist investor Marcato Capital Management fired its latest salvo Thursday against Buffalo Wild Wings, calling for CEO Sally Smith's removal, according to an SEC filing.
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Adele finished it off with a close range assault rifle salvo instead, and my remaining soldiers cleaned up the last few aliens before flying home.
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Zuckerberg, lambasted over whether "fake news" on social media swayed the election, managed to pen a 6,000-word salvo on society without singling out Trump.
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The bill's future is uncertain, but it's likely to be only an opening salvo in a larger push that will take place after election day.
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SALVO, North Carolina (Reuters) - Athletics' retired super couple have discovered a new sport but do not expect them to be chasing Olympic medals anytime soon.
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Golden State needed to survive the early emotional salvo from the Rockets, with Houston dashing to a 12-4 lead behind eight points from Harden.
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In March, Murphy, a Democrat, made his opening salvo with a budget proposal for tax hikes and new spending in the already high-tax state.
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John Newman, "Olé" If you believe the rumor mill, "Olé" is just the latest salvo in the Taylor Swift-Calvin Harris post-breakup Cold War.
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The Bochner show, which drew national attention, also caught the eye of Ms. De Salvo, who was instrumental in bringing Mr. Rothkopf to the Whitney.
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Republicans quickly answered with their own goal but couldn't respond to the salvo of goals Democrats put up later in that half and the next.
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The latest salvo in that war came on New Year's morning -- not traditionally a time for recrimination -- in a presidential tweet that denigrated retired Gen.
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The trial results are the latest salvo in a heated debate over when and how to use chemotherapy in combating the spread of the disease.
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In Trump's latest salvo, he said late on Thursday that he had instructed U.S. trade officials to consider $20.44 billion in additional tariffs on China.
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De Salvo headed toward the third-floor salon, pausing to chat with the artist Jacolby Satterwhite, who danced a little, with what looked like glee.
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In recent months, the administration has threatened to slap $25 billion worth of tariffs on European goods, the latest salvo in a simmering trade war.
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He also realises that his deal is only the opening salvo in prolonged negotiations which will shape what sort of Brexit Britain ends up with.
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For sure, Trump made a huge splash when he fired a salvo of cruise missiles at Assad's forces following a chemical weapons attack in April.
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The ads represent the latest salvo in a blitz by Persist PAC, which has spent more than $14 million since its founding earlier this month.
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The California Congressman, in ending the Democrats' three-day opening salvo, was discussing the internal politics each senator must face as they consider their votes.
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They see this as an opening salvo against his backer, Mr. Joko, aimed at settling scores and ultimately denying the president re-election in 2020.
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The best producers include Benanti, which makes Pietra Marina, one of Italy's greatest white wines; Salvo Foti; Graci; Tenuta delle Terre Nere; and Ciro Biondi.
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President Trump has continued down this path, apart from a token salvo of Tomahawk missiles a year ago, which certainly did not deter Mr. Assad.
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Solo después de que ella estuvo a salvo fue que Ut llevó su rollo de película al cuarto oscuro para ver lo que había retratado.
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Salvo excepciones, se han negado a ver de frente el fracaso histórico de la Revolución cubana y la dominación opresiva y empobrecedora de su patriarca.
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What followed was an epic salvo of GIFs that quickly left Overwatch behind, to reference everything from The Shining to Frozen to Game of Thrones.
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It is the latest salvo in a conflict between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and President Obama before Donald J. Trump assumes the presidency.
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"This is an opening salvo," said John Gentzel, a spokesman for the American Made Coalition, which is running its ad on cable television in Washington.
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In the Twitter messages — the president's second social media salvo of the day — Trump blasted the media, whom he said "wanted me to excoriate" Putin.
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Following his latest salvo against the ex- "Apprentice" star, Trump weighed in on reports of an incident in London being treated as a terror attack.
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"This was the first GBI salvo intercept of a complex, threat-representative ICBM target, and it was a critical milestone," said Air Force Lt. Gen.
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The filing, made overnight in Superior Court in San Diego, is the latest salvo in that fight, designed to put pressure on Apple to settle.
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But Mr. Salvo thinks he knows an unlikely — and highly sympathetic — character to bring Kansans and others together around climate change: the lesser prairie-chicken.
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Mr. Salvo has found that to gain allies it doesn't always help to start with the role climate change plays in harming the bird's habitat.
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The latest salvo threatens to further strain relations with France and other European countries during this week's NATO meeting in London, which Trump is attending.
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As one of Trump's most loyal allies prepares to depart the White House, the president launched another salvo against his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions.
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Salvo excepciones, se han negado a ver de frente el fracaso histórico de la Revolución cubana y la dominación opresiva y empobrecedora de su patriarca.
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The momentum carried into the second half as Purdue served up an opening 11-2 salvo to take a 41-23 advantage with 16:47 remaining.
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China plans to impose higher tariffs on $60 billion worth of U.S. goods it would target, the latest salvo in the top two economies' trade war.
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Pyongyang followed its two ICBM tests by announcing a plan to launch a salvo of intermediate range missiles toward the U.S. Pacific island territory of Guam.
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The ER Scud is slighter and smaller than the Nodong, and three ER Scuds appear to have been fired in a similar salvo in September 63.
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The bad: Economic relations between the U.S. and China are not good — and steadily worsening, especially given the latest trade war salvo between the two nations.
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The latest salvo was in response to Trump's plans to impose 10% tariffs on a final $300 billion list of Chinese-made consumer goods on Sept.
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Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index dropped more than 3% early on Monday, outpacing falls in regional markets, as the latest salvo in the Sino-U.
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But far from being the end of the Clean Power Plan, Mr Pruitt's announcement is an opening salvo in a battle which could last for years.
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Marvel Comics announced a black female science prodigy will don the Iron Man suit, the latest salvo in an effort to diversify its cast of heroes.
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He therefore opted for a limited salvo that would last under an hour before pulling back his artillery to positions where it would be less vulnerable.
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The lawsuit is an opening salvo in what could be a long and expensive court fight over Puerto Rico's efforts to restructure $70 billion in debt.
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Shares of technology companies were hit hard as China retaliated against the U.S. in the latest salvo of the ongoing trade war between the two countries.
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"Last month's attack on broadband privacy was just the Republicans' opening salvo… we cannot and will not let the defeat of net neutrality happen," Massachusetts Sen.
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Trump met Juncker last week in Brussels during a meeting of the NATO military alliance, firing off a Twitter salvo on the eve of his visit.
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Bernie Sanders said that Hillary Clinton is not "qualified" to be president, the latest salvo in the battle for the presidential nomination for the Democratic Party.
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Then, after tagging his decorated foe several times, he grounded the fight, and nailed his foe into the canvas with a salvo of savage ground strikes.
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The opening salvo came in 2007, when China launched a missile that destroyed one of its own satellites—a clear demonstration of military and technological prowess.
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"It is often trivial to re-identify data that has supposedly been de-identified," they said in the latest salvo in the battle over the rules.
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" Ira Kurzban, a lawyer for the students, welcomed the decision, calling it the "first salvo" in efforts to stop ICE from "trying to entrap innocent students.
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"This was the first GBI salvo intercept of a complex, threat-representative ICBM target, and it was a critical milestone," MDA director Air Force Lt. Gen.
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The president's latest salvo can be linked to comments from Kevin Cernekee, a fired Google engineer who has been making the conservative news rounds this week.
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The GOP was forced to miss last Friday's deadline for passing a budget resolution, which is normally the opening salvo for the months-long appropriations process.
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The final salvo that the payday lenders will fire will concern the cost-benefit analysis conducted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that supports the rule.
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Though the latest salvo has rattled markets, the president told reporters this month he had to intervene to fix the U.S.'s trade relationship with China.
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Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) in the 2020 congressional primaries, dealing an opening salvo in its offensive to expand the slate of progressive Democrats in the House.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Shares of most Asian steelmakers rose on Friday, deflecting the first salvo of a long-anticipated anti-dumping campaign from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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It's just the latest salvo in a decades-long effort by printer manufacturers to block consumer choice, often by disguising printer downgrades as essential product improvements.
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The latest salvo in an ongoing barrage of misinformation that proponents of the SALT deduction have been using to defend it is riddled with misleading claims.
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Writing his own legislation and firing his opening salvo in the debate could better position his committee to put a stamp on the final infrastructure product.
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"People have identified this as an immigrant problem, and that's really not accurate," said Joseph J. Salvo, the chief demographer for the Department of City Planning.
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In the latest salvo, U.S. President Donald Trump announced hefty tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese imports on Friday, and Beijing threatened to respond in kind.
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Supporters of Philip Hammond on Monday told the Telegraph that Boris Johnson's approach to Brexit is "simple-minded," the latest salvo in the war of words.
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Long underrated, even critically disparaged, this work still awaits careful study, and Ms. De Salvo devotes fully a third of this brilliantly-conceived show to it.
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That opening salvo was followed 4 million years later by a second gigantic pulse of hot mantle rock, which once again rode up the Iceland plume.
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The fliers, the latest salvo in a heated national debate that has involved politicians and religious leaders, were denounced by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday.
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But Ms. De Salvo emphasized the positive, namely the critical and popular success of her Warhol show, which recently arrived at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The filing is the latest salvo in a protracted battle between the SEC and Musk, who has been outspoken in his criticism of the securities regulator.
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But that June, Houthi rebels launched their first salvo of ballistic missiles, aimed at Khamis Mushayt, a Saudi city roughly 60 miles from the Yemen border.
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Mr. Barr's request was the latest salvo in a yearslong fight by law enforcement officials for access to popular communications platforms that have become increasingly secure.
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If Beethoven's artistry blossoms with the salvo of the Second Symphony, so too did this orchestra, giddy in the first movement and rambunctious by the Scherzo.
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The Twitter salvo comes as Fox News anchors Ed Henry and Trish Regan, along with network contributor Richard Fowler, were among those who publicly defended Cavuto.
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In turn, North Korea threatened to fire a salvo of missiles into the waters off Guam, a U.S. territory that houses military facilities in the region.
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More recently, in 2012, Mr. Ackman fired the opening salvo in a multiyear war against Herbalife with a three-hour presentation on the vitamin supplements company.
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This latest salvo also came just days after tariffs from the U.S. and China on $274.66 billion in products from each country took effect on Friday.
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The Israeli army said that since the beginning of the year and including Friday's salvo, seven rockets have been fired from the Gaza Strip into Israel.
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Wednesday morning, Trump took to Twitter to brag about the U.S. nuclear arsenal, and on Thursday morning, North Korea detailed a planned missile salvo toward Guam.
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In April, Laurence Rossignol, the French minister for women's rights, fired the first salvo at what became the fashion lightning rod of the summer: the Burkini.
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Trump's latest salvo in the trade dispute comes as the world awaits his decision on imposing levies on $200 billion worth of the Asian nation's goods.
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The contentious standoff could make the Burr-Feinstein bill the most controversial salvo in a heated Capitol Hill debate over whether and how Congress should act.
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Those who have already invested six years in the series won't find anything in the opening salvo of its seventh to make them reconsider that commitment.
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This is inadequate for confident shoot down capability for anything more than one small salvo of single warhead incoming missiles, probably less than 10 including decoys.
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Let's say that Kim Jong Un doesn't use an EMP as the first salvo in a shooting conflict (as Cold War-era planner's might have assumed).
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Warren later fired another salvo, tweeting that the CFPB under Mulvaney was giving the "middle finger" to consumers by backing off the bureau's investigation into Equifax.
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Mr. Trump's latest salvo against stalwart American allies came in a joint interview over the weekend with The Times of London and Bild, a German newspaper.
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The United States fired the first big salvo back then, imposing 25% tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese exports from the aerospace, robotics and auto industries.
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But seven months later, it looks more like the opening salvo in a campaign to deflect blame when oil prices rise and take credit when they fall.
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The architect, Franz Di Salvo, desired an honest use of materials as an outward aspect of a quotidian ideal, developed through his studies of urbanism and infrastructure.
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In a final salvo, two missiles plunge onto the flight deck of the carrier and a third slams into the side of the hull near the bow.
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The frustration with Biden's opening salvo reflects a much deeper critique about the state of American politics and what Democrats will need to do to achieve change.
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Syrian air-defence batteries fired a salvo of missiles at the Israeli jets but shot down a Russian spy-plane instead, killing all 15 of its crew.
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Our thought bubble: An all-out ban is unlikely, but the position makes for a strong opening salvo in the looming fight over regulating facial-recognition tech.
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Trump's opening catch-all salvo in this election cycle is to label Democrats "socialists," hoping Republicans can unhinge themselves from democracy's roots and act on his slur.
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The news is the latest salvo in Walmart's quickly escalating war with Amazon, which just last month announced Whole Foods grocery delivery was available via Prime Now.
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The former secretary of state's opening salvo in the Beehive State was an op-ed published by the Deseret News, a paper owned by the Mormon church.
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His latest salvo against the president is a fake ad taking off a New York Times ad that itself managed to piss off our thinnest-skinned citizen.
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The setup was similar last year when Trump fired his first presidential salvo at OPEC at the end of April, followed by several more tweets throughout 2018.
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The Trump administration opened up a new salvo against sanctuary cities on Tuesday -- moving to make immigration enforcement a pre-condition for receiving key law enforcement grants.
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With fury in the blood and venom in the limbs, Suanlong, way behind on points, upped the pace with a dogged salvo of knees and round kicks.
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Leung and Sippel also announced Luiz de Salvo and Dennis Fitzgerald will become co-heads of Global Cash Trading after previously leading the division in the Americas.
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The $696 billion policy bill that passed Friday is the first Republican salvo from defense hawks to try to boost the Pentagon budget and rebuild the military.
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Eva Longoria had a strong first salvo when she entered on a sedan chair to the opening strand's of Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" on tonight's Lip Sync Battle.
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Elizabeth Warren, one of the top Democratic presidential candidates, marking the latest salvo in the war of words between the billionaire investor and the economic populist politician.
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But Democrats are rejecting Trump's opening salvo, voicing serious concerns about a package that would lean heavily on private sector money, essentially privatizing airports, roads and bridges.
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The Senate's budget vote on Thursday was the opening salvo in what's likely to be a bitter fight over drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
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The Pour MILO, Sicily — The first thing you notice about Salvo Foti's new Aeris vineyard in the foothills of Mount Etna is the sponginess of the soil.
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This has forced Trump's reelection campaign to reluctantly embrace the shutdown, trying to turn it into the opening salvo of what will surely be a difficult campaign.
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"Avedon's work to me was always on this fine line between fashion and high art, and that's the line Warhol walked as well," Ms. De Salvo said.
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Pouring it on with a salvo of punches—and even a flying knee attempt—Alvarez eventually cornered his wounded foe against the cage for a standing TKO.
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The response, which was filed late Monday, is the latest salvo in the agency's fight with Musk that was sparked by the now infamous "funding secured" tweet.
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While investors have waited on the White House to bring forth fiscal relief, the Federal Reserve has unleashed a salvo of policy tools to ease money markets.
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Information technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, largely escaped the latest salvo of U.S.-China trade measures despite accounting for a significant portion of bilateral trade.
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Mr. Trump targeted Chinese-made cars when he issued his first tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese-made goods, marking the opening salvo of the trade war.
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If Mr. Hariri's killing was a first salvo of the proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia in Lebanon, subsequent battles also did not go Riyadh's way.
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"Our feeling is that the number for net international migration is likely too low because the new method tends to produce a lower figure," Dr. Salvo said.
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The latest salvo raises the possibility that Madrid could take over the economically vital region, which voted to secede in a referendum the central government deemed illegal.
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The letter is the latest salvo in a decades-long battle between Congress and the Justice Department about the tactics prosecutors may use when investigating federal lawmakers.
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Last week, the artist Richard Prince fired an opening salvo, returning a $36,000 payment for an artwork depicting Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, owned by her family.
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N) said on Monday it won an order for 14 freight aircraft for a value of $4.7 billion, firing the opening salvo against rival Airbus SE (AIR.
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Biden's attack ad The ad, a digital spot appearing on Facebook and YouTube ahead of Tuesday's primary, was an opening salvo in a day of escalated attacks.
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Saying California has the worst air quality in the country, the E.P.A. chief fires the latest salvo in an escalating battle over clean air and states' rights.
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When it arrives, the Burr-Feinstein bill will likely become the most controversial salvo in a heated Capitol Hill debate over whether and how Congress should act.
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Salvo por el puesto de entrenador, Joan y Lynne han ocupado casi todos los cargos imaginables en el club: mercadotecnia, administración, venta de abonos para la temporada.
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" Asked about the latest salvo, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus told CBS's "Face the Nation" program, "I think you should take (Trump's Twitter statement) seriously.
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The announcement of the coalition's intent to sue is only the latest salvo in the states' fight with the White House over the deductibility of local levies.
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The campaigns have fought for months over misinformation targeting Mr. Biden, and the latest salvo has taken on greater import with his surge in the Democratic primaries.
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" Asked about the latest salvo, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus told CBS's "Face the Nation" program, "I think you should take (Trump's Twitter statement) seriously.
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Vulcanian eruptions can be isolated events or the opening salvo of longer periods of activity, so Bogoslof will be very interesting to watch over the next few weeks.
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Mr. Trump's opening salvo used legitimate trade remedies,such as import tariffs, anti-dumping investigations, and possibly other measures if China was recognized as an exchange-rate manipulator.
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AT&T's political salvo on Wednesday comes as the company continues to war with the Justice Department, which is challenging the wireless giant's proposed merger with Time Warner.
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His most recent salvo came Tuesday, when he tweeted that the Fed should cut rates by a full point -- a drastic and unlikely move given the growing economy.
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More than a statement, the opening salvo was a winding blow for the more seasoned U.S. team of three-time Olympian Brady Ellison, Jake Kaminski and Zach Garrett.
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The new code is an opening salvo in what could be a protracted negotiation between the government and corporates over mining regulation in Africa's third-largest gold producer.
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On Monday, Dare County, where Salvo is located, ordered a mandatory evacuation, meaning they had less than a week to figure out what to do with their wedding.
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An opening salvo was in 103, when the government suddenly closed its best-known platform for reporting software vulnerabilities, Wooyun, and arrested its founder, a former Baidu employee.
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Trump's address Wednesday morning at his hotel in New York's SoHo neighborhood marks his official opening salvo against Clinton, the prospective Democratic presidential nominee, in the general election.
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Shares of FedEx, UPS and Amazon were each down at least 3% after the latest salvo in the U.S.-China trade war sent the U.S. stock market lower.
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The report was the latest salvo by Israel in its fight against a global movement calling for boycotts, divestment and sanctions over of its treatment of the Palestinians.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's latest salvo in his ongoing trade battle with Beijing is likely to hurt the American economy more than China's, analysts told CNBC on Friday.
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Responding to Trump's latest salvo, China's foreign ministry said Friday that the country does not want a trade war with the U.S. but is unafraid of fighting one.
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It's the opening salvo in a major battle to reduce regulations, one of the three main "pillars" of the Trump agenda, along with tax reduction and infrastructure spending.
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It's the latest salvo from the influential liberal economist, who has been a persistent critic of Sanders and earlier this week accused his campaign of "deep voodoo" economics.
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QUALCOMM SEEKING IPHONE IMPORT BAN: Qualcomm is reportedly planning to ask a government trade agency to ban iPhone imports, the latest salvo in a long fight with Apple.
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It was a different story after the break, however, and though Juve's drilled defense initially kept Real at arm's length, they were undone by a two-goal salvo.
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SYDNEY, April 21 (Reuters) - Shares of most Asian steelmakers rose on Friday, deflecting the first salvo of a long-anticipated anti-dumping campaign from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Look for Carter's speech, titled "Dulling the Edge: How Congress Risks Undermining the Finest Fighting Force the World Has Ever Known," to be another salvo in that fight.
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Mr. Nadler's broadside against Mr. Trump is the latest salvo in efforts by Democrats to illustrate his use of various loopholes over the years to help his businesses.
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" The latest salvo came after Sara Bard, the campaign's director for Jewish outreach, said Trump used a "blatantly anti-Semitic image from racist websites to promote his campaign.
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But by appearing, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kent offered a salvo in a new phase — the impeachment spectacle that no doubt will last months, heading wherever it does.
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But ironically, Trump's latest salvo against CEO Jeff Bezos' e-commerce behemoth arrived just as Amazon began collecting sales taxes in all the states where the tax exists.
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The latest salvo in the Trump administration's trade war comes as the United States, Canada and Mexico have been renegotiating NAFTA, which governs trade between the three countries.
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The nine senators used the hours-long opening salvo to preview the grilling they've planned for Gorsuch, painting him as a jurist who favors corporations and special interests.
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De Salvo continued into a Warhol-inspired art-making event called "Swish, Sketch, Drag," in which dozens of artists, many young, surrounded a catwalk, studiously sketching drag performers.
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The tweet represented Trump's latest salvo against the Fed, with the president repeatedly hammering the central bank for hiking interest rates, which it did four times in 2018.
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The activist hacking group Anonymous on Tuesday attacked Greece's central bank in what the group vowed is the first salvo in a 30-day strike against banks worldwide.
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Edward Kennedy famously launched the first salvo from the Senate floor as soon as the Reagan administration nominated Judge Robert Bork, an uncompromising conservative, for the Powell vacancy.
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However, a new salvo of U.S. sanctions was announced in the wake of the meeting after Trump came under fire at home for his handling of the summit.
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Samsung and SK Hynix are the companies hardest hit by the Japanese restrictions, the latest salvo in a diplomatic row between Seoul and Tokyo over wartime forced labor.
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Mueller's latest salvo of charges adds to the pile of alleged criminal acts Manafort had already been accused of in the case pending in federal court in Washington.
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That appeared to be the opening salvo of a trade war, as Beijing announced its own retaliatory tariffs on more than 100 items, including American pork and wine.
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In the latest salvo of Iran's routine slaughter of narcotics offenders, some 217 prisoners jailed together for drug crimes in Iran have been informed of their impending execution.
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In the latest salvo of Iran's routine slaughter of narcotics offenders, some 100 prisoners jailed together for drug crimes in Iran have been informed of their impending execution.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are questioning the Trump administration's latest salvo in its push for strict immigration enforcement: possible criminal charges for local politicians in so-called sanctuary cities.
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The vote also might be the opening salvo in a week where Senate Republicans have the opportunity to hit back at the president's aggressive use of executive power.
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Released in October and titled "The Crossing," it centers on two young men — Diego, from Mexico, and Salvo, from Italy — navigating the dubious promises of the American dream.
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If it was evening and she was sitting on the patio, she would look up briefly when the first salvo whistled overhead and then continue drinking her whiskey.
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Y en las guerras actuales no se puede estar a salvo en ningún lado, cualquier sitio puede ser bombardeado, la muerte está por todas partes, todos los momentos.
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The opening salvo of New York Fashion Week came, mercifully enough, with steak and oysters, the kind of sanguinary pleasures fashion week usually does its best to avoid.
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President Donald Trump fired another salvo in his war with Fox News late Wednesday night, attacking the network's coverage during a call-in to one of its shows.
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American military officials said the recent tests were a particular concern because they illustrated Pyongyang's ability to carry out a salvo of launches and on very short notice.
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The United States put the blame for the attack on the Syrian government and its patrons, Russia and Iran, and suggested that the salvo was a war crime.
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It's normal to be nervous about writing email, from the opening salvo to the final sentiment, said David Austern, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at N.Y.U. Langone Health.
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Trump also suggested the tariffs were merely the war's opening salvo, tweeting that he wants "RECIPROCAL TAXES" on goods from countries that have high taxes on U.S. exports.
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Comcast – Comcast fired the latest salvo in the bidding to buy British broadcaster Sky, with the NBCUniversal and CNBC parent raising its bid to $34 billion in cash.
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His latest salvo came after the heads of several intelligence agencies made clear that they would speak truth to power, even if doing so risked upsetting their boss.
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It's only the latest salvo in a long fight between Airbnb and the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA), which believes the startup is cutting into its business.
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The latest salvo: a new study that says the risk for some childhood allergies might go down if the mother takes fish oil and probiotic supplements during pregnancy.
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There, he uses mercenaries, soldiers out of uniform and small numbers of Russian Special Forces, or Spetsnaz, along with limited amounts of airpower and the occasional missile salvo.
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The float was the opening salvo in a $12 billion three-year International Monetary Fund lending program tied to reforms such as raising taxes and hiking energy subsidies.
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Trump's latest salvo at Assad's military assets comes with the additional benefit of sending a message to rogue regimes around the world — notably Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
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The letter argued the Democrats' inquiry was invalid because liberals have long sought to discredit Trump since his election in 2016, and this was only the latest salvo.
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Investors cheered a salvo of stimulus measures from Chinas central bank ... sentiment was given a supportive jolt by expectations of a supply response from the OPEC+ producer alliance.
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Investors cheered a salvo of stimulus measures from China's central bank ... sentiment was given a supportive jolt by expectations of a supply response from the OPEC+ producer alliance.
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This money-drenched campaign over a wonky ballot measure may be just the opening salvo in a oncoming political fight over pharmaceutical companies and rising health care costs.
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Three Whales was the opening salvo in a battle between Russian security agencies that spanned more than a decade and came to be known as the siloviki wars.
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The comments by Major-General Qassem Soleimani, who heads the Quds Force of the Guards, were the latest salvo in a war of words between the two countries.
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Because the US does not know the location of every North Korean nuclear and missile site, intense surveillance and guess-and-check work would follow the initial salvo.
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Trump announced the levy on all imported solar panels in January, his opening salvo in a trade war aimed at helping U.S. manufacturers rebound from years of decline.
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The letters were the opening salvo in the panel's investigation into obstruction of justice and abuses of power, which covers many of the same topics as the Mueller investigation.
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This week, Congress won the opening salvo in the first legal battle over a subpoena to the private accounting firm Mazars USA for information relating to Trump's financial history.
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Silicon Valley's pro-immigration salvo is as much about emotion as it is about tech talent, Geoff Yang, co-founder and partner at Redpoint Ventures, told CNBC on Friday.
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These scenes within the conservatory are titled "A Cathedral of Plants," and they are the welcoming salvo intended to forge a connection between Chagall's works and their botanical inspiration.
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The salvo prompted a lengthy rebuke from Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg, who said both Trump and liberals were upset about ideas and content on Facebook during the campaign.
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Yemen's armed Iranian-aligned Houthi movement has fired over 100 missiles into Saudi Arabia, the latest salvo killing a man on Saturday in the southern Saudi province of Jizan.
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China launched its latest salvo in the ongoing trade spat, unveiling new tariffs on 5,207 goods imported from the United States, including liquefied natural gas (LNG) and some aircraft.
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Pero Venezuela tiene 150.000 millones de dólares en deuda y, virtualmente, está incumpliendo sus pagos, salvo por los pagos de petróleo para saldar sus deudas con China y Rusia.
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The hidden gem of this fight card is the lightweight bout between former Bellator champion Will Brooks and wily Brazilian Charles Oliveira, serving as the main card's opening salvo.
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Team World was led by Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks, Germany) and Kemba Walker (Charlotte Hornets, United States) Reporting by Gene Cherry in Salvo North Carolina; Editing by Toby Davis
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Reuters reported on Thursday the agriculture ministry's unscheduled inspections at BRF were the first salvo in its own investigation into police allegations that the company evaded food safety checks.
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European stock on Friday were battered by Trump's latest salvo in his ongoing trade dispute with China after the U.S. president vowed to impose further tariffs on Chinese imports.
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"For the most part I think the markets are digesting the latest trade salvo with regards to the tariffs," said Mazen Issa, a senior FX strategist at TD Securities.
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RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemen's Houthis fired a salvo of ballistic missiles at Saudi Arabia's capital on Wednesday - an attack Saudi authorities said they intercepted in the skies over Riyadh.
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The Facebook post that marked the first salvo in the current spat was published on March 25, with Lee criticizing events marking the anniversary of her father's death anniversary.
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But Oklahoma might be charting new legal territory in its recent salvo against the multinational manufacturer of drugs, medical devices and popular brands of baby shampoo and baby powder.
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The television and digital campaign is the latest salvo in the high-stakes battle over Scott Pruitt, the current attorney general of Oklahoma, and Trump's pick for the EPA.
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Aluminium along with steel was then used to fire the opening salvo in the trade war as the United States imposed 10-percent import tariffs on national security grounds.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration opened up a new salvo against sanctuary cities on Tuesday -- moving to make immigration enforcement a pre-condition for receiving key law enforcement grants.
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But under either scenario, the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign, the main "Remain" group, has been urging business leaders to launch an opening salvo in support of Mr Cameron.
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PARIS — McDonald's French headquarters have been raided by financial investigators, the latest salvo in a campaign by President François Hollande's government to make multinational corporations pay more in taxes.
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Rome (CNN)Several dozen conservative Catholic scholars and clergy have charged Pope Francis with spreading heresy, a bold but perhaps futile salvo against Francis and his reform-minded papacy.
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Organizers sent an opening salvo in that fight this week, delivering to senators a letter signed by more than 300 businesses and groups outlining their opposition to ANWR drilling.
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Kassir's conviction is the opening salvo in a string of interconnected cases implicating alleged Hezbollah financiers Nader Mohamad Farhat and Mahmoud Ali Barakat, and their U.S.-based business counterparts.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday will propose the deepest cuts to government programs in a generation, delivering the opening salvo in a new round of budget battles in Washington.
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The move marks the latest salvo in Trump's trade war with China, which has dragged on for more than a year with few signs of a resolution in sight.
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The campaign is the latest salvo in a culture war between conservatives fighting what they see as foreign moral influences promoting criminality and a more liberal, often younger population.
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The ad is the latest salvo in a battle by the two candidates over outsourcing, as both sides try to frame the other as failing to support American business.
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" And then, with a piercing salvo, quoted her leading home-state paper, the Detroit Free Press, which had editorialized that DeVos "would end public education as we know it.
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Trump's latest salvo was aimed at the European Union on Friday, when he threaten to impose tariffs on car imports if the EU doesn't remove duties on American autos.
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The latest salvo comes days after news emerged that Bergdahl's lawyers are mulling calling the outspoken real estate mogul as a witness in the Army sergeant's upcoming court-martial.
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China announced Friday it will impose tariffs on $75 billion worth of U.S. goods, the latest salvo in the year-plus trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Sessions' latest salvo in the speech wars came in his July address to conservative high school students attending a conference convened by conservative right-wing nonprofit Turning Point USA.
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Thursday afternoon against the Milwaukee Brewers, Bryant offered his latest salvo, going five for five with a double and two homers, driving in five of the Cubs' nine runs.
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The debate over the "secret society" text is the latest salvo since Trump fired Comey and Mueller was tapped to lead a special counsel investigation into Russia's election meddling.
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It starts with a salvo of traffic noise that cuts off with a whoosh, a fanfare that sets into relief the silence in which the 45-minute work transpires.
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Hook said a salvo of ballistic missiles fired into Saudi Arabia by Yemen's Iran-allied Houthi movement that killed a man earlier on Saturday had been provided by Tehran.
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Response rates to many types of surveys have declined in recent years, and Mr. Salvo said that rising dissatisfaction with government could hurt the return rate on the census.
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"We have already warned several times that we will take counteractions for self-defense, including a salvo of missiles into waters near the U.S. territory of Guam," he said.
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Theirs was an early salvo in a movement that would end in 1971 with the ratification of the 26th Amendment, which lowered the voting age to 18 from 21.
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Yet at the same time, Trump in a Tuesday meeting with evangelical leaders offered a signature personal salvo at Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, by questioning her religious faith.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump launched the next salvo in his widening war on Chinese trade abuses, this time taking aim at China's unfair seizure of US intellectual property.
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International trade tensions, including Friday's first salvo in America's trade war with China, continue to dominate headlines as Trump gets ready to leave Tuesday on a swing through Europe.
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The U.S. Cattlemen's Association is looking to draw a line in the sand and launch what could be the first salvo in a long battle against plant-based foods.
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Sanctions against such a high-ranking Venezuelan represented what analysts considered a first salvo against the Maduro government by the Trump administration at the urging of many in Congress.
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Pyongyang has threatened to fire a salvo of missiles into the waters off Guam, a Pacific island home to two U.S. military bases and about 2628,28500 U.S. military personnel.
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But Trump&aposs strike on Soleimani was only the latest and maybe most public salvo in a long-running and shadowy campaign of drone warfare overseas by US presidents.
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But now in his latest salvo on Tuesday, President Trump seeks to further peel away healthy individuals from the general health insurance pool, leaving only the sickest individuals behind.
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The win by Sawant, a socialist and former software engineer, is the latest salvo in what has become an increasingly contentious battle between Amazon and its hometown city council.
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On Monday, the Department of Education released a final salvo — a list of hundreds of college programs that load students with more debt than they can afford to repay.
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Buttigieg's clap-back is the latest salvo in a war of words between the two candidates as the primary heats up in its final stretch before votes are cast.
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Tillerson's comments come after Kim tabled a plan to fire a salvo of missiles toward the U.S. territory of Guam, appearing to signal a path to defusing the crisis.
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Mr. Salvo also stresses how grouse-friendly practices can be good for farming, too, backing a federal program that provides financial aid to private landowners who adopt those practices.
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This was just the opening salvo of a history lesson that included high-stakes horse racing at the Hamtramck Race Track, which is currently the Indian Village historical neighborhood.
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A final salvo of flurried punches saw Jedrzejczyk earn a TKO win and the 115lbs title and continue the streak of TUF winners failing to defend their world titles.
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In The Eternaut, a comics scriptwriter is visited by a mysterious man named Juan Salvo, who appears in the writer's home office as an apparition before assuming human form.
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The Amazon Key launch is Amazon's latest salvo in its battle to make the speed and convenience of its deliveries a major differentiator in its competition with other online retailers.
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Anaya opened the debate Tuesday with a salvo aimed at President Enrique Pena Nieto, pledging that "there will be a commission to directly investigate the president" for alleged corruption scandals.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey As Yiannopoulos and Bannon considered their financial options against Twitter, they also discussed a salvo of attacks against the social networks using the US court system.
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In trying to make audio content more social media friendly, Clips could be the first salvo in what other tech companies may look to emulate in some form or fashion.
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Economic adviser Lawrence Kudlow's comments last week, guiding the Fed to move 'very slowly,' may represent an opening salvo in what could become a full-on assault on the Fed.
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Financial markets fell Friday morning after President Trump's latest salvo against China, then tumbled further after Mr. Powell indicated that the Fed saw no imminent need to adjust its outlook.
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In summer 2015, after spending a year gathering momentum through GamerGate — the opening salvo of the new culture wars — he convinced Breitbart upper management to give him his own section.
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The Trump administration won't participate in trade talks with China until Beijing makes huge concessions, the latest salvo in the months-long trade war that could threaten global economic growth.
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Deutsche Bank came under intensified market fire Thursday, the latest salvo being a Bloomberg report that a small number of hedge funds are trimming their sails at the German bank.
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It's "part of an opening salvo in House Democrats' plans to examine the industry's activities," as the Wall Street Journal points out, and comes amid heightened scrutiny of capitalism's effectiveness.
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The latest salvo in a trade conflict between the world's biggest economic powers were fired on Friday when U.S. tariffs on $26.6506 billion worth of Chinese goods came into effect .
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Information technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, have largely escaped the latest salvo of U.S.-China trade measures despite accounting for a significant portion of bilateral trade.
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The newest salvo in the PR war is Lyft offering the option for riders to round up their fare to the nearest dollar amount and donate to charity, TechCrunch writes.
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Last month, Israel accused Damascus-allied Iranian forces of launching a rocket salvo across the frontier, triggering ferocious air strikes into Syria against what Israel described as Iran-backed positions.
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The latest salvo in the country's war of words was fired last week by Resources Minister Matt Canavan, who blasted oil and gas companies for supporting a carbon pricing system.
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The letter, sent from the agriculture committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, marks the latest salvo in an ongoing debate over the EPA's role and influence in U.S. agriculture.
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Even amid the latest salvo in the Twitter wars between President Donald Trump and Congress, Wall Street is optimistic that the fighting factions can find their way to tax reform.
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The new card is the latest salvo in credit card wars that have escalated in recent years due to new regulations imposed on other bank businesses after the financial crisis.
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Trump, the party's front-runner for president, decided to skip the event, claiming that the network was unfair to him, the latest salvo in his long-running feud with Fox.
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But a small destroyer or PT boat could fire a salvo of torpedoes at enemy subs and ships and then swing around and try to get a swimming pilot aboard.
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Republicans fired the opening salvo of the 211 campaign at the White House on Wednesday, when leader after leader touted their newly passed tax plan and, most notably, Trump's leadership.
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But House passage serves as an opening salvo in the debate to avoid a government shutdown this fall, which will start in earnest when lawmakers return from the summer recess.
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China's latest salvo in the escalating trade dispute with the U.S. came in swift response to the White House's anticipated announcement of higher tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods.
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A design overhaul would've been a simple enough salvo for the fledgling brand, but as Marcus soon found out during an audit of the business, SWIM's finances were a mess.
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In early 2018, President Donald Trump imposed 30 percent tariffs on imported solar panels to boost domestic manufacturing, the opening salvo in what has become a wide-ranging trade war.
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The routine feels more editorial than comic now, a mirthless salvo about the power of language that, paradoxically, may make some modern pundits wonder whether speech should always be free.
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It's no secret that MoviePass had undergone several overhauls in an attempt to find a workable subscription model, but it seems as though this might be the service's final salvo.
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The conflict between Rick and Negan will clearly provide the backbone of the season to come, this hour's skirmish being the opening salvo in a longer and more grueling campaign.
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The point of all this isn't to say that Dashlane will win the password management wars, or even that it spent such an eye-popping sum on its opening salvo.
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Critics saw something else: a senator who has rankled members of both parties with her nose for the spotlight lobbing a far-too-early salvo in the next presidential race.
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The latter may well reflect an acceleration in shipments ahead of a U.S. International Trade Commission anti-dumping finding, another salvo in the country's trade barrage against China's aluminum sector.
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All-Star forward Paul George and the Indiana Pacers delivered the opening salvo and look to make it two consecutive road victories when they face the Toronto Raptors on Monday.
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A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tuesday that Trump's latest tariff salvo "has brought uncertainty" to the planned negotiations, but he stopped short of saying that Beijing was pulling out.
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The legislation will likely be blocked by Democrats in the Senate, but will serve as an opening salvo for the debate in September to avoid a government shutdown this fall.
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The legislation will likely be blocked by Democrats in the Senate, but will serve as an opening salvo for the debate in September to avoid a government shutdown this fall.
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China's Ministry of Commerce has responded in kind by announcing two phases of tariffs on the same amount of U.S. goods, with the latest salvo hitting Wednesday night local time.
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"You're going to have a real opening salvo on this question, at least as far as the presidentials are going to play it, in December," said a senior Democratic aide.
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In addition to being platforms for contemporary black photography, the annuals were an early salvo in the battle to make the history of photography more inclusive and therefore more accurate.
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Schiff's letter is the latest salvo in the fight over Barr's plans to review how the FBI began its investigation into members of the Trump campaign team and Russia in 2016.
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The fresh salvo at Turkey dulled Thursday's market optimism, which was due to waning trade worries after the United States and China said they would hold fresh talks later this month.
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The lawsuit may be a first salvo while better-placed plaintiffs (hotel owners who stand to lose business to Mr Trump, for example) are being recruited to launch further legal attacks.
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And when Syrian air-defence batteries responded with a salvo of missiles, they shot down a Russian spy-plane, flying over the Mediterranean, with the loss of 15 crew on board.
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This week's move, then, is just another salvo in a now years-long war Trump has waged against automakers and suppliers who don't directly serve up jobs in the US economy.
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In what appears to be the latest salvo in a new, wired form of protest, developer Sam Lavigne posted code that scrapes LinkedIn to find Immigration and Customs Enforcement employee accounts.
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The navy said the submarine, named Yuri Dolgoruky after the medieval prince who founded Moscow, launched the Bulava missiles in a single salvo from a submerged position in the White Sea.
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The plan the Pentagon had therefore come up with was to fire a salvo of cruise missiles from a submarine in the Sea of Japan, destroying the missile on the ground.
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Trump also said he plans to meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping next month at the G20 summit, potentially opening the door for some sort of salvo between the two nations.
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Wasn't it just last December that Donald Trump launched the same salvo in challenging the intelligence community's conclusion that Putin and Russia had sought to tilt our election in Trump's favor?
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During the drive to his New Hampshire campaign headquarters in Bedford, he made clear that while he was resolved to launch his first salvo, he would stay away from personal attacks.
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Liberated by the move to pay TV, the opening salvo on Showtime appeared determined to serve notice to strange-shows-come-lately of the debt they owe to the 1990 series.
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The Milwaukee Bucks delivered a series-opening salvo and take a swing at a second straight road breakthrough when they visit the Toronto Raptors in Tuesday's Eastern Conference first-round matchup.
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The candidates landed a few punches on Monday night, from Trump's opening salvo on trade to Clinton's condemnation of her opponent's "birtherism," but there didn't appear to be any knockout blows.
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Baucom's strategy was a leading salvo in college basketball's then-burgeoning analytical revolution; this was back when Ken Pomeroy was still a meteorologist and not your mother's favorite tempo free analyst.
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After the opening salvo of "Code of Honor," Esco has dropped a new single called "Walk Thru" that's a true meeting of rap greats from two different generations: Future and Nas.
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Trump is touching down on the heels of a salvo of anti-North Korea sanctions and other pressure tactics that have earned his administration plaudits from US allies in the region.
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Next week the president's budget for the upcoming fiscal year will be released -- the opening salvo in a long process of negotiations about what Congress should fund and at what levels.
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"The Justice Department investigation, preliminary in nature, is the latest salvo from a Trump administration that is intent on curbing California's influence on the auto industry," The Wall Street Journal reported.
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The currency float was the opening salvo in an ambitious economic reform program that includes tax hikes and energy subsidy cuts, in return for a three-year $225 billion IMF loan.
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The latest salvo by Labour ups the ante in Britain's volatile political scene less than a month out from the election, in which Credit Suisse believes Tories currently have the edge.
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House Republicans fired the opening salvo before leaving town for the August recess, tucking $220006 billion for a U.S.-Mexico border wall into a broader $2202 billion national security-themed package.
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A little more than a year after the rampage, a Columbine student who witnessed murdered teacher Dave Sanders get shot in the opening salvo of gunfire inside the school hanged himself.
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In his opening salvo, Trump accused May of messing up Brexit and of failing to listen to his advice, thus wrecking the opportunity of a trade deal with the United States.
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It's the latest salvo in the escalating battle between the White House and congressional Democrats, who have scaled up their oversight requests following the conclusion of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer, is to offer a one-hour grocery delivery service to customers in central London, firing the latest salvo in the cut-throat online supermarket sector.
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Sunday featured a new salvo as Miami Heat forward Amar'e Stoudemire, a former Knick, appeared to subtly criticize Anthony, his onetime teammate, in a wide-ranging screed on the Knicks' failures.
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An exceedingly eager President Trump wants to launch his steel-and-aluminum salvo tomorrow, and Europe is threatening to clamp down on U.S. steel imports that get steered across the Atlantic.
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In the latest salvo, a Russian Foreign Ministry official on Wednesday slammed the U.S. for not accepting assurances from the Syrian government that there are no preparations for a chemical attack.
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The latest salvo is an effort taking shape over the next few weeks to "red team" the science of climate change — in effect, to challenge it and investigate it for uncertainties.
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Joseph J. Salvo, the chief demographer for the Department of City Planning, acknowledged that the rate of population growth in the city has slackened, but challenged the latest estimate's bottom line.
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J.P. New wave structure meets punk blatancy and 21st-century gender fluency in this opening salvo from Dream Wife, a London art-school trio with an Icelandic singer-screamer, Rakel Mjöll.
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"He's out there before Warhol, and it's hard to imagine Andy didn't see those movies," said Donna De Salvo, senior curator and deputy director of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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The ensuing weeks have seen Iran fire a salvo of missiles against US forces in Iraq, and on the same day accidentally shoot down a Ukrainian airliner taking off from Tehran.
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Darren McQuaid, un funcionario de Orbost, dijo que, entre los miles de kilómetros de carreteras de la zona, su equipo había logrado que solo una fracción de ellos estuvieran a salvo.
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The first salvo was a suicide bombing of a Coptic church in Cairo in December that killed 28 people, and which was supported by slick propaganda videos distributed on the internet.
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News of the meeting emerged after POLITICO reported last weekend that Sanders' campaign had dispatched aides to attack Warren's electability — the opening salvo that breached their nonaggression pact between the two.
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The leaks are the latest salvo in a two-month-old feud among the Persian Gulf neighbors that has divided Washington's allies in the fights against the Islamic State and Iran.
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Next month, when you walk down the dairy aisle of your grocery store, you'll see the company's latest salvo, a new formula that executives say is innovative, exciting and — c'est possible?
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Trump has unleashed a salvo of attacks on Clinton after becoming the Republican party's presumptive nominee, mostly focusing on her "bad judgement" as secretary of State and her husband's marital affairs.
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The opening salvo in the new trade war was an early morning tweet this week from Trump that import tariffs would be re-imposed on Argentine and Brazilian aluminum and steel.
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The Houthis fired a salvo of missiles at Riyadh last week, with one falling short of the capital and another intercepted by Saudi air defense forces, Malki said at the time.
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The president's salvo of tweets over the weekend prompted responses from some congressional Republicans, who defended Mueller's right to continue the probe against the possible threat of being fired by Trump.
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The first trade salvo was fired by the U.S. in early 2018, but the bilateral trade war between the U.S. and China really kicked into a higher gear in July 2018.
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The news outlet's story appears to be another salvo against Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"According to the most recent data, food insecurity affects nearly 21 percent of U.S. households with children under the age of 257 years," Poole-Di Salvo told Reuters Health by email.
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The opening salvo illustrated the intense pressure Facebook is facing as it tries to launch the new payments network, which it says would make it easier for consumers to move money.
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