One replacement official signaled a touchdown and the other signaled a touchback.
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He signaled during the campaign that he's sloppy and ignorant just as clearly as he signaled a desire to clamp down on refugees.
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Nothing -- and I mean nothing -- has signaled yes.
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The connection consistently signaled modernity — and it still does.
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Other states — and countries — have signaled they may follow.
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French officials, however, signaled they saw no need to rush.
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Tulsi Gabbard, signaled on Friday that the game was up.
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The Justice Department has signaled antitrust concerns in 19 counties.
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But Hastings signaled that the company is set on independence.
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So far, a handful of companies have signaled they will.
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But Trump has signaled such a move for a while.
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But it signaled that any interest rate rise remains distant.
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Trump during his campaign signaled he would repeal those orders.
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He has also signaled a more independent stance on security.
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Susan Collins, signaled that the hearings would not be delayed.
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But he signaled he was open to negotiation on this.
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On Friday, he signaled both options remained on the table.
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But they have also consistently signaled a willingness to compromise.
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In the chat rooms, her protégées signaled they were happy.
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Some top Republican donors have signaled they could back Trump.
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Numbered squares on walls signaled where campaign posters were permitted.
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The group has not publicly signaled who will take over.
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Chris Sununu signaled he intends to sign the bipartisan legislation.
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Gohmert had signaled he planned to go on the attack.
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At first, Musk signaled that he would fight the agency.
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Some Senate Democrats have already signaled their concerns with Sen.
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In June, the Fed signaled it would cut interest rates.
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This whole kerfuffle signaled Daenerys' descent into the Mad Queen.
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And he's previously signaled that he believes vaccines cause autism.
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Other countries, including India, signaled their commitment to the accord.
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However, PMI data on Monday signaled steady growth last month.
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Susan Collins signaled she's almost certainly voting against the bill.
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Chinese manufacturers signaled a deterioration in vendor performance during February.
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Trump, in return, has signaled that price is too high.
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The flight attendants then signaled to passengers they needed help.
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But Pelosi's camp signaled she is taking the grumbling seriously.
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Kuwait and Saudi Arabia also signaled they supported prolonging cuts.
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Putin also signaled the possibility of an agreement last month.
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August PMI data have also signaled a slowdown in manufacturing.
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The administration has signaled it is considering such an action.
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That signaled to some investors an approaching U.S. economic slowdown.
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He also signaled, however, that the Fed might cut further.
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But on Wednesday, Duterte signaled he was ready to fight.
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Clinton's speech signaled a need for Mr. Trump to adjust.
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The FDP has signaled it would like the finance ministry.
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Still, the bank signaled rate cuts were not yet imminent.
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He signaled on Saturday he would not change his mind.
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Ryan, however, signaled Thursday that its cost would be offset.
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But the White House has signaled no change in plans.
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Half of them signaled that the candidate had a child.
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Trump on Monday afternoon signaled he's OK with these developments.
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Yet Pence has not publicly signaled any signs of worry.
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My predecessor, Margaret Sullivan, signaled the changes to this piece.
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Clinton has signaled that she will not repeat this mistake.
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And they signaled Friday they're far from done with him.
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Trump signaled that more changes could be on the way.
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The Swedish government has signaled Rocky won't get special treatment.
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Beto O'Rourke, have signaled openness to expanding the high court.
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It signaled rates would rise further in the months ahead.
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Business interests have already signaled their displeasure with the bill.
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Democrats have already signaled they will reject such a proposal.
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The ECB has also signaled the prospect of more stimulus.
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Trump signaled how little progress had been made Monday morning.
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The decline signaled a change in mood on Wall Street.
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The Argentine referee, Néstor Pitana, initially signaled a corner kick.
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This space signaled a new start for the rocky couple.
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They have signaled their intention to mount an insanity defense.
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The government has signaled that it will fight the request.
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But the problem signaled here is larger than one curator.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has signaled that he wants congestion pricing.
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Russia has already signaled its intention to continue information operations.
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On Tuesday, President Trump signaled his approval of the lawsuit.
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But Lewandowski signaled Friday he was fully willing to appear.
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One Russian producer recently signaled enthusiasm for the American market.
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A multitude of lawmakers have signaled it would not pass.
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But he has signaled he's not ready to decide yet.
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Even before that, Trump signaled that he supports Netanyahu's policies.
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McConnell has signaled support for a bill sponsored by Sen.
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Both have signaled willingness to testify against him in court.
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The improvement signaled the potential for profit margins to increase.
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And that, Mr. Thiel signaled, would be just the beginning.
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He also signaled that he wanted to lead the opposition.
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And the White House has not signaled its thoughts, either.
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Neither has signaled how they plan to vote on witnesses.
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It also signaled one more interest rate hike this year.
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Sonia Sotomayor and other liberal justices signaled support for Strieff.
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Republicans have signaled they won't abide by those guidelines. Rep.
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But he signaled that he would not curb himself completely.
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Trump repeatedly has signaled his intention to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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Putin signaled his hesitance to make deeper cuts on Nov.
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But Daniels, at least, has signaled she's ready to go.
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But Trump has signaled that he may deny such funding.
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On Monday, the coalition signaled it was open to alternatives.
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A decisive chop of hand on sleeve signaled a slash.
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The Libra Association signaled that it planned to move forward.
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Rand Paul signaled his support for the resolution of disapproval.
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But Pulisic signaled that he was hoping to move on.
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When it touched the ball, Steratore signaled a first down.
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Yum has signaled that part of the money could go toward expanding across China, as the company signaled last October that it hoped to nearly triple the amount of its restaurants in China to 20,000.
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Its presence signaled that the government delegation was on the way.
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The Fed last week signaled three more rate increases next year.
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The central bank has signaled two more increases for this year.
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She signaled any license renewal could be for a shorter period.
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Gavin Newsom has also signaled support — an encouraging sign for supporters.
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Either way, the hood signaled the interrelatedness of white supremacy, civic
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That signaled less drag on U.S. growth in the second quarter.
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Trump has signaled an interest in forging unity from historic division.
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Senate Republican leaders signaled they were moving on to tax reform.
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It also signaled the beginning of the end of Laptop Magazine.
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President Donald Trump's election signaled the end of criminal justice reform.
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But members signaled that they want to exercise their political leverage.
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But he signaled they&aposd ask a judge for more time.
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Data out of the world's biggest economies also signaled a recovery.
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And Trump signaled that was pretty much just fine with him.
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That inversion, while brief, has historically signaled a recession the horizon.
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But he has not signaled an intent to use military force.
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Tillerson has already signaled the limits of Washington's patience with China.
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But tech companies signaled repeatedly today they don't support the bill.
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That's because both parties have signaled support for an infrastructure program.
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"It almost signaled a psychological panic-type buying," he told CNBC.
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The launch of Xbox One S signaled what was to come.
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It also signaled a particular interest in one donor, Imaad Zuberi.
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Still, the promise worked at the FCC, which signaled its approval.
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Some fiscal hawks in the Senate have likewise signaled concern. Sen.
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He signaled that new measures could come as soon as March.
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Iran slammed the sanctions, saying they signaled the end of diplomacy.
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Joseph Votel, signaled to Congress that the current approach is working.
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In New York City, Mayor Bill DeBlasio signaled support on Twitter.
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The Justice Department signaled Wednesday in a letter to Republican Sen.
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GE first signaled a WMC bankruptcy was possible a year ago.
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Democrats, however, quickly signaled that McConnell's offer didn't go far enough.
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During Tuesday's rally, Clinton signaled her confidence about her debate performance.
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But their joining in the protests signaled the movement's broad acceptance.
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He said this normally signaled that the grasshoppers would arrive shortly.
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It signaled each country's arrival to the global grown-ups table.
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The ruling signaled a historic fork in the road for Bollywood.
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Closer military ties The two countries also signaled closer military ties.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) signaled Tuesday that he could vote against Rep.
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On abortion, Kavanaugh signaled respect for the landmark 1973 Roe v.
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Schenck had signaled he was looking for opportunities outside the bank.
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The recently signaled while the began discussions on tapering last month.
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Haley signaled the Trump administration had a broader view toward Africa.
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But Trump's aides have signaled he's unwilling to rethink the decision.
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The company has also signaled interest in the FCC's 600MHz auction.
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Even some humanitarian groups have signaled their doubts about the meeting.
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Mr. Camp's product went nowhere, as Mr. Boehner's sarcastic reaction signaled.
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He has signaled support for many of the gun lobby's initiatives.
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Democrats signaled their desire to keep the pressure on the GOP.
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But some of the conservative justices have signaled that it does.
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John McCain signaled his support for a hotly-anticipated tax overhaul.
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But Republicans never publicly signaled that they were wavering on Price.
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But on Thursday he signaled his patience might be wearing thin.
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Trump has signaled that he hopes Rosenstein remains in his job.
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However, that left some disappointed that there was no upgrade signaled.
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She revisits a moment when 82 degrees signaled a heat wave.
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Each man signaled the prospect of inviting the other back home.
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Republicans have strongly signaled they want to prevent a second shutdown.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell signaled the chamber would do.
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Bob Corker and Marco Rubio signaled their support for the bill.
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Ryan has signaled a recent openness to debate a new AUMF.
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GOP leaders have signaled that a bipartisan stabilization bill from Sens.
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Trump has recently signaled that he will likely end the program.
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Technology companies like Microsoft have also signaled support for the legislation.
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Trump suspended military exercises and signaled openness to redeploying American troops.
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The apparent uselessness of these purchases signaled their owners' extravagant indolence.
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If nothing else, the move signaled they were paying close attention.
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Mr. Putin has signaled clearly that his country wants to cooperate.
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McConnell has signaled Strange is his pick in the GOP primary.
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This signaled to our enemies a green light to challenge peace.
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The change in tenor signaled a pivotal moment for Mr. Sanders.
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Mr. Kasich's team signaled he would not attend without Mr. Trump.
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Trump has signaled the steel tariffs could be focused on China.
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They believed rabbits laid eggs and signaled the start of springtime.
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That would have signaled a Cubs victory a few weeks ago.
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The federal government has signaled it will grant states more flexibility.
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Has Gorsuch signaled to Trump his promise to overrule Roe v.
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The final whistle, minutes later, signaled the end of the road.
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She has signaled that she understands the urgency of the situation.
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It signaled that it had no intention of pulling the nomination.
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The President had previously signaled his support of the House bill.
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Crown Prince Mohammed's formal appearance on Wednesday also signaled a downgrade.
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That Tuesday, Facebook signaled that it would not fight the bill.
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He liked the idea of reform because it signaled a process.
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Already, China has signaled concern about Admiral Harris's potential new position.
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But those problems can be signaled and studied without simplified graphs.
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Real estate industry insiders signaled that a lawsuit could be filed.
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European regulators have signaled a strong displeasure with Facebook's privacy policies.
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And so, again and again, he signaled the orchestra to stop.
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Customers scanned their phones, looked up and signaled for the check.
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But even in second place, it signaled that he was back.
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On Tuesday, however, he signaled his patience may be wearing thin.
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Four short, rapid vibrations signaled that a left turn was ahead.
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But the attack on Friday signaled that a deadly threat remains.
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CNN Business' Fear and Greed Index signaled investors were extremely fearful.
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A flashlight at the front door signaled that help had arrived.
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His family has definitively signaled that he is worth literally nothing.
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Iran has signaled that it does not intend to escalate further.
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Greitens' attorney has signaled that he plans to fight the charges.
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Mr. Trump signaled to allies that he was pretty much there.
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Ron DeSantis, who has previously signaled his support for the bill.
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It signaled an aloofness that he very much needed to avoid.
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The White House signaled this week it would veto both measures.
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Under President el-Sisi, Egypt's religious establishment has also signaled moderation.
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The Supreme Court has not yet signaled how it will proceed.
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So far, no House Republicans have signaled their support for impeachment.
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The collection also signaled the start of a collaboration with Adidas.
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On Thursday morning, Trump signaled optimism about an agreement with China.
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Putin has now successfully signaled that those days are entirely over.
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Their presence alone signaled that the march was doomed to failure.
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They also signaled that the Fed wouldn't hike rates in 22029.
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Even Hong Kong's pro-government leaders have signaled dissatisfaction with Mrs.
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Mr. McCain quietly signaled his vote with a thumbs-down gesture.
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The Sanders campaign said the shift by Trump signaled new concern.
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But U.S. regulators have signaled plans to do just the opposite.
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The Kremlin has signaled that it is pleased with Trump's success.
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Both states also have Republican governors who have signaled their support.
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He signaled his support for it in a tweet on Wednesday.
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The SAP CEO also signaled in January that margins would rise.
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Trump initially signaled he might not use his hardest-hitting lines.
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The Senate's action also signaled a philosophical shift on tech regulation.
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So far, Biden hasn't signaled what his clarion call will be.
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Harris and Booker have signaled their potential support for the idea.
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Still, it signaled a drastic change of roles for Mr. Thae.
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Every other candidate onstage has signaled some happiness about the outcome.
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He has signaled that he will leave his post this year.
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Video game fans have long signaled their appreciation for narrative games.
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Even Mr. Powell has signaled he may be turning more cautious.
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Trump has already signaled his willingness to split with his party.
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Recent surveys have also signaled a cooling in regional factory activity.
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Roger Wicker (R-MS) and has not signaled any plans to withdraw.
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Trump signaled a strategic shift but never addressed the nation about it.
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In an open letter, Chinese university students signaled their interest in events.
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Pelosi signaled that Democrats won't be willing to help Republicans replace Obamacare.
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Bossie had also originally signaled he would work with America First Policies.
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Russia and Brazil signaled rate hikes but are now in cutting mode.
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He added that tonight's victory signaled an end to the Clinton legacy.
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In its initial context, the phrase signaled knowledge of a vast conspiracy.
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Miners would only confirm transactions when a bitcoin user signaled the need.
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It signaled a direction that a lot of people picked up on.
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Their investors have already signaled that this is precisely what they want.
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And its leaders have signaled they'll go all-in to stop Sanders.
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Umpire Brian Gorman signaled interference, and the call was upheld on appeal.
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Despite those losses, Ackman signaled that he is sticking with the bet.
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Last week's non-farm payrolls data signaled a slowdown in wage growth.
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In his explanation, Cuccinelli signaled that the agreements are close to implementation.
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Only about two million users have signaled that they like the video.
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After what Betsy DeVos signaled is coming, do you still think that?
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In the past, an inverted yield curve has signaled an impending recession.
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Advocates signaled that they are ready to sue over the new policy.
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It has signaled it may sit on its hands "for some time".
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She signaled Charlotte to be silent—she trailed behind, whimpering at intervals.
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This signaled a continuation of, rather than a break from, US policy.
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Buchanan expressed concern over how markets are signaled, without specifically mentioning Malaysia.
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The year also signaled a "reopening of the mining market," he added.
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North Korea just signaled its immense disdain for a top American leader.
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On Monday, GE signaled it would take a $23 billion impairment charge.
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Mr. Bush has also signaled potential coming lines of attack against Gov.
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The bank signaled that no further rate cuts were likely this year.
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The US Federal Reserve has also signaled it may lower interest rates.
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"And that's what signaled to me the worst had happened," Smith said.
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This signaled the market's willingness to take into consideration long-term strength.
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Monday signaled the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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He also signaled that Rome was open to revising NATO's global role.
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House Republicans have signaled they're open to some kind of reinsurance program.
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And 373K, a telecommunications company, has already signaled its intentions to leave.
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Meanwhile, former President Obama has also signaled his preference in the race.
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But he's also now signaled that this fix won't be happening either.
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The Trump administration also signaled its intent to ultimately eliminate the rule.
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It also signaled that the balance sheet reduction would end in September.
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Already, Democrats have again signaled that a wall is a no-go.
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Republicans who spoke to reporters repeatedly signaled their unease with those subjects.
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Russia signaled that the attack could worsen relations between Washington and Moscow.
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So when Republicans turned against him in Watergate, it signaled the end.
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Several lawmakers have signaled that they are not in a rush, however.
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Trump has signaled that he's dubious about the FCC's net neutrality stance.
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Trump has recently signaled openness in dealing with Democrats on key issues.
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While the announcement signaled progress, the specter of a lawsuit still loomed.
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It is a condition which has often signaled recession if it persists.
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Trump has so far signaled an openness to a short-term extension.
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Trump signaled last week that he was inclined to keep Rosenstein on.
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In the past this has signaled increased uncertainty among firms and households.
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All the polls in Alabama signaled that the race could be tight.
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Democrats haven't signaled if they will unanimously vote against the three nominees.
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Furthermore, Mr. Iger has not signaled an intention to sign another deal.
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But he hasn't signaled, even privately, what his next move will be.
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But Democrats have signaled that they see the district as in play.
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No senator has yet signaled they would be willing to do so.
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Zinke has not yet signaled whether he plans to delay that sale.
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President Trump signaled a willingness this week to back new gun measures.
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Beto O'Rourke have signaled an openness to adding justices to the court.
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Sanders' tepid comment signaled Acosta's tenure in the Cabinet could be short.
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King also signaled fear over Trump's ability to launch a nuclear attack.
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He also signaled his support for some of the legislation that passed.
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And he signaled those changes have little to do with Trump's desires.
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So far, the Fed has not signaled whether it accepts these arguments.
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Several senators have signaled they would be open to Mueller testifying. Sen.
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Kate Brown (D), who has already signaled her support for the legislation.
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Trump has signaled he's open to supporting the expansion of background checks.
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Trump also signaled that the measure could top his pledged $1 trillion.
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Earlier, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. signaled support for the operation.
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Recently, executives signaled that the slow-burn restructuring may be nearing completion.
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The organization has signaled a willingness to extend the cuts into 2018.
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Macron himself has signaled that he wants to take the middle road.
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Cohen signaled in recent weeks a willingness to work with investigators, however.
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The Justice Department has signaled it may challenge the evidence-gathering process.
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Russian officials had signaled that it was too early for a cut.
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Mueller has signaled [there may be] a report on obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Bentley, 73, repeatedly signaled that he had no intention of resigning.
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The Alabama Republican Party this week signaled it remains firmly behind Moore.
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Democrats have signaled their oversight agenda, which includes going after political appointees.
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But the Saudis signaled on Friday that they opposed such a measure.
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But Wisconsin's governor, Scott Walker, has signaled that he favors Mr. Cruz.
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Giuliani, however, has signaled a more aggressive tack in defending the president.
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Democrats have signaled suspicions that Don Jr. may have been untruthful. Rep.
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The company also signaled that this record would not be a blip.
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Rouhani had previously signaled talks might be possible if sanctions were lifted.
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Israel signaled it would halt its strikes if the rocket barrages stopped.
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May's team has also signaled areas for possible compromise, including fisheries policy.
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To this point, no Democrats have signaled an interest in supporting DeVos.
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Labour signaled they will block any bid until an extension is secure.
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This signaled to us that software was helping scalpers maintain multiple listings.
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Mr. Koskinen has signaled that he will cooperate with traditional impeachment proceedings.
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The arrival of the Model 3 in 2017 signaled a new era.
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Russian officials and commentators signaled that they were delighted with that tone.
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Democrats signaled earlier in the day that the procedural vote could fail.
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More recently, Mr. Pai has clearly signaled his opposition to net neutrality.
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Mr. Trudeau signaled on Wednesday that there could be room for compromise.
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But they signaled support for the $2.9 billion for care of children.
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Beyond their responses, candidates have signaled their support on the campaign trail.
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Ajit Pai, the chairman of the F.C.C., signaled his support last month.
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Chinese automakers have long signaled ambitions to expand outside their home country.
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In trading in Asia on Tuesday morning, markets signaled another tough day.
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And the Fed signaled that it will do what Mr. Trump wants.
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Mr. Putin's allies had previously signaled that CNN International could be affected.
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A meeting in Cairo in January signaled the extent of his ambitions.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos had also signaled praise for Mr. McInnes earlier this year.
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The third-base umpire Jerry Meals, hovering over the bag, signaled safe.
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But Miami Beach signaled a momentous shift for the Republicans as well.
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However, Conte's latest comments signaled that further economic stimulus could be underway.
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But the ref, Mr. Aguilar of El Salvador signaled for a corner.
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Apple already has signaled that it will spend more than $1 billion.
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No such concern was signaled toward the mixed cast of Hungarian Nights.
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That first savage episode signaled the beginning of years of covert molestation.
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Nides has not signaled any interest in joining a potential Clinton administration.
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Republicans have not signaled whether this bill will make it in time.
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But Trump has signaled that he would move to block that testimony.
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A soft beep signaled that a five-minute countdown timer had started.
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Asian markets signaled a calmer outlook after Monday's sharp drop in stocks.
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A few GOP senators have signaled an interest in hearing from witnesses.
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Both President Trump and Iranian leaders signaled their willingness to end hostilities.
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In turn, several platforms have signaled a willingness to work with publishers.
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He also signaled a willingness to join a coalition, under certain conditions.
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Jurors signaled their struggles with the Sciorra charges four days into deliberations.
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Jeff Flake, have signaled an openness to impeachment under the right circumstances.
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Nunes signaled that his next focus is on the State Department. Sen.
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Romney earlier had signaled his support for McConnell's two-day rule, too.
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Bolton has signaled that he holds little sympathy for the White House.
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Fed officials themselves have signaled they expect three rate hikes next year.
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McConnell has repeatedly signaled he does not want to change the rule.
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Democrats have signaled displeasure with the decision to close the cyber office.
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He signaled his opposition to the measure at a rally in October.
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Trump has long signaled his belief that global warming is a hoax.
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It signaled their interest because they took the time to write them.
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Ford's lawyer, Debra Katz, had also signaled her client's willingness to testify.
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Both are areas Airbnb has signaled it will continue to build out.
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The resignation signaled an increased likelihood that Trump would implement the tariffs.
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Mr. Delgado has signaled that he is willing to face the consequences.
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Trump officials also signaled the trade war with China could get worse.
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Last week, however, the administration signaled it wanted to fire Mr. Cordray.
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The White House has already signaled it would not support this approach.
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Trump advisers have signaled that the president remains open to releasing it.
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But on Wednesday, the White House signaled it was planning to engage.
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China has signaled it is coming for the rest of its allies.
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"We've signaled at every level our continued commitment to NATO," he said.
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The Federal Reserve has signaled that it won't hike rates in 2019.
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But senators have signaled growing concerns about the level of civilian casualties.
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The selling signaled a swift shift in sentiment among big hedge funds.
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A change in the lighting signaled the conclusion of this initial section.
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Trump on Friday had signaled that he was done with the debates.
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She'd previously signaled overall support for carbon pricing but in blander terms.
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DeVos had also previously signaled support for the idea of arming teachers.
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His administration has since signaled that they plan to lead by example.
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Reformers in the ANC have signaled their support for such a policy.
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Trump has repeatedly signaled a right-ward approach to U.S. Israeli policy.
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Trump has signaled he wants Saudi Arabia to offset lost Iranian and Venezuelan barrels fully even if prices remain below $70, while Saudi Arabia has signaled there is no need to offset lost barrels until prices climb higher.
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J Street signaled it would push to keep the language throughout the process.
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Sessions has, however, already signaled a shift away from some Obama administration priorities.
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But Trump has signaled that he's going to pardon the disgraced sheriff anyway.
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Lyft has already signaled it is looking at expansion outside the United States.
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Buffett signaled a possible policy shift at Berkshire's annual meeting on May 5.
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Historically when that happens it has signaled a recession in the foreseeable future.
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"The armed (guard) signaled with his fingers that he wanted money," Melaragno said.
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They lost that case, but have signaled they plan to file an appeal.
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The central bank also signaled the possibility of three rate hikes this year.
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The European Central Bank has signaled it could even return to printing money.
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A clapper-loader with an iPad signaled each new take with a flourish.
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They've already signaled their intention to be as graceless in defeat as possible.
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The Fed, meanwhile, has signaled little appetite to adjust rates any time soon.
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The Fed signaled it would not hike rates for the rest of 2019.
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Trump's strategy signaled an open-ended US commitment, including dispatching 4,000 more troops.
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The Trump administration just signaled it's going to be sympathetic to their complaints.
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Altria and Bevco, the Santo Domingo investment vehicle, have already signaled their support.
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Influential owners including Dallas Cowboys proprietor Jerry Jones have already signaled their support.
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Colonel Qaddafi signaled that he did not intend to suffer the same fate.
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Snyder signaled his support for the legislation in a statement released early Thursday.
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Despite the speech's bombast, it signaled little in the way of policy change.
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After 10 minutes, three bursts of fireworks signaled to the protesters to disperse.
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Since then, Bouygues has signaled that Alstom has become a non-strategic asset.
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However McEwan signaled there could be new trouble ahead for the British economy.
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But officials signaled that the Fed was shifting to a more patient mode.
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HSBC declined to comment on that figure, but signaled there would be cuts.
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The retail sector signaled it would let go another 5,145 workers in April.
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The BoE signaled in September that it might cut rates again on Nov.
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Yellen didn't overtly say so in her Monday speech but signaled the possibility.
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In a statement, the governor signaled his disappointment with the turn of events.
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Chinese exports and credit data last week signaled some stabilization in economic conditions.
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Grassley and Graham had both signaled support for Kavanaugh early in the process.
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Earlier the OPEC signaled it may agree to a smaller cut than expected.
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In March, the Fed signaled it was done raising rates for the year.
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Besides depriving the Rangers of an extra point, it also signaled Washington's superiority.
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Trump signaled in early May that he would likely stop McGahn from testifying.
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Tuesday's midterm elections signaled a significant, albeit not sweeping, change across the country.
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The central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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Trump has already signaled that China will be a pillar of his campaign.
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This panic low signaled the start of the uptrend from 3105 to 3260.
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Now Duterte has signaled little willingness to pursue this victory, prioritizing China's friendship.
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Viserion's demise hurts most because it signaled the death of something even larger.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has signaled she is in no hurry to impeach.
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Earlier the group signaled it may agree to a smaller cut than expected.
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Ratings agency Moody's had already signaled the decision was bad news for banks.
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Trump had signaled in August that he intended to declare a national emergency.
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Tencent has signaled its interest in autonomous driving technology for a while now.
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At least one conservative signaled he is not backing down on his opposition.
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It was a fellow parent who dialed 911 after Garner signaled for help.
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Super Tuesday has often signaled a short-term bottom in the stock market.
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The White House has signaled Trump's position on his tax returns hasn't changed.
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Kibsgaard signaled that finance chief Simon Ayat will retire, without setting a date.
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Democrats in the House signaled their efforts to investigate Trump's actions would continue.
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Meanwhile Russia has signaled it will deepen cuts over the next two months.
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The Fed minutes, released on Wednesday, signaled that its members see risks increasing.
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Millions of voters chose Trump because they thought he signaled change — actual change.
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Bolsonaro, however, has repeatedly signaled frustration with Beijing's expanding footprint in Latin America.
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However, Ryan later signaled that he would not seek a vote this week.
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She was discovered on airport property because her monitoring device signaled to police.
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On Tuesday, Boeing and Airbus signaled they were looking at higher production rates.
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Biden has also signaled that he will critique Harris's Medicare-for-all plan.
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DHS has signaled it may end the protections after those six months expire.
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Mr. Trump so far has not signaled that this is in the offing.
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For now, the three Western nations signaled there will be no more strikes.
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G.E.'s new status signaled a success for the Obama administration as well.
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Saturday's announcement signaled that Russia's athletes accounted for about 40 percent of them.
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They had signaled a willingness to settle after prevailing in court on Friday.
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The Senate, though, has signaled that it will move at its own pace.
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Thankfully, both Republicans and Democrats have signaled a strong opposition to these proposals.
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Just a day earlier, the President had signaled that he'd back the deal.
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The missive signaled Ramsay's overflowing arrogance ("come and see") and why wouldn't it?
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Graham signaled that he supported continued aid, calling it important to U.S. security.
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This approach has signaled admirers to view even reasonable dissent as racial treason.
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Jeff Colyer (R) has reportedly signaled support for the legislation, though Oklahoma Gov.
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U.S. taxpayers have signaled their commitment to these goals through significant financial support.
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The Fed also signaled it will not raise rates for the foreseeable future.
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Americans signaled Tuesday night they want a bipartisan Congress, not a polarized one.
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Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Avenatti signaled that more disclosures are forthcoming.
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Servers, with a finger poised over lips, signaled everyone to eat in silence.
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Josh Blackman, Wilson's attorney, said he wished the settlement signaled a philosophical change.
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But it also signaled a strange new chapter in the history of graffiti.
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Federal Reserve signaled in 2013 that it was going to begin "tapering" its
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The Senate signaled Tuesday it's closing in on a deal on disaster relief.
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GOP lawmakers have signaled they intend to look into surveillance by FBI agents.
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It potentially signaled continued development of a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) program.
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Clinton has signaled that she would want him to play a policy role.
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The news signaled a potential turn for the company known as "Whole Paycheck".
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But then the home-plate umpire, Bill Welke, signaled that it was not.
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Franken said he regretted resigning and signaled he may attempt a political comeback.
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However, Labour signaled that it could seek to delay the election until November.
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Republican senators signaled last year that removing Sessions would cross a red line.
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They believed that it signaled that Kaplan believed Kavanaugh and discounted Ford's testimony.
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And at Bravocon, she clearly signaled that she is looking for more airtime.
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Crowley's office said Friday that no Republicans have signaled interest in his bill.
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Both sides have signaled they do not expect to agree on every issue.
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But in his annual letter to shareholders, Buffett signaled a change of heart.
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The court has signaled it will vote on the petition before Trump's Jan.
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But the report, made public on Tuesday, only signaled the limitations of oversight.
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The Who's "Baba O'Riley" signaled the start of the night's five televised bouts.
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So far, they say, Jackson has signaled emphatically that he doesn't support it.
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Several companies have already signaled their interest in creating these set-top boxes.
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Some county officials in Colorado have signaled that they plan to follow suit.
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The bank also signaled that any interest rate hike remains some way off.
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He signaled that some lawmakers could support the carbon policy, at least privately.
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Most came last summer, after the Trump administration first signaled TPS might end.
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The EU has already signaled it will press for more sanctions on Damascus.
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Justice Kennedy is 81, and he has signaled that he is considering retirement.
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News analysis Coronavirus worries already signaled a slowdown in consumer and service sectors.
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Syria's government has signaled reservations about the premise of the de-escalation deal.
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But state officials signaled early this year that they are in no rush.
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Under a new chairman, Jerome Powell, it signaled two more increases this year.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday, Kavanaugh signaled respect for Roe v.
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He has signaled his intent to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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Not long after, Mr. Meehan signaled his own romantic desires to the woman.
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But he also signaled that Iran had no intention of bowing to pressure.
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As it signaled those plans, financial markets moved in ways that encourage consumers.
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His donning of black gloves, though, signaled impatience with the pace of interrogation.
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Mr. Neal has signaled that he is preparing to file a lawsuit soon.
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But in characteristic restrained fashion, he signaled that he preferred dialogue over confrontation.
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The demonstrations on Friday signaled that the fight was not over for Mrs.
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The White House has signaled it's prepared to fight back at every turn.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) signaled her own objections to the stimulus package.
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Clinton signaled that she planned to remain a presence on the political scene.
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The new uniforms, he said hopefully, signaled a new era for Gang Green.
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Republicans cheered Mr. McCabe's departure and signaled that more change should be made.
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But the timing signaled that the White House was eager for a fight.
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She signaled that she might be open to moving to impeachment more quickly.
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The company signaled that it would continue its food delivery services as usual.
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The penalty was not immediately called, but signaled after a quick video review.
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And Trump himself signaled that he had yet to make up his mind.
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Republican leaders have signaled that they will try to rush through a bill.
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A Cabinet Office survey released on Monday signaled a bleak outlook for consumption.
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Disappointing industrial output and trade data released last week signaled more bad news.
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But the German officer signaled for other Germans to come to their aid.
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If these DNA fingerprints did not match, that signaled a lab mix-up.
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On Wednesday, Russia signaled its approval of the Xi-Kim dialogue in Beijing.
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Members of the House signaled Thursday that it's not out of the question.
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But he's also signaled that he may make novel use of emergency powers.
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Waymo One signaled that the company was starting to open up its service.
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No Democrat has signaled support for killing infants after birth, as Trump suggested.
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Kupperman and Bolton haven't signaled whether they'll voluntarily comply with the McGahn result.
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The current Fed consensus has signaled three to four rate increases this year.
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She has signaled she will keep campaigning regardless of her showing in Iowa.
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"He signaled a delay would be in no one's interest," the official added.
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Two Republicans, Romney and Susan Collins of Maine, signaled they would support witnesses.
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DOJ has signaled it would go to the Supreme Court if it loses.
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At that meeting, Trump signaled he was walking back the long-delayed proposal.
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It also signaled to Israel that it should stay out of this fight.
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So far no Republican has signaled they are leaning toward convicting the president.
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Still, the new shoes' poor reception signaled a potential challenge for Mr. West.
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He signaled his impatience for continued negotiations with this tweet on Wednesday morning:
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Mr. Trump has signaled he has few misgivings in associating with Chief Gallagher.
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Mets Manager Terry Collins then signaled for Neil Ramirez to face Wil Myers.
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For financial markets, analysts said PiS's win signaled a continuation of government policies.
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However, the conservative House Freedom Caucus signaled it would oppose the funding increases.
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Pai then immediately signaled that he would move to reverse the 2015 vote.
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They have signaled they remain open to a reasonable negotiated solution going forward.
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The Korean and Chinese governments recently signaled potential restrictions on trading and exchanges.
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He laughed and signaled for some more calamari, and half a dozen oysters.
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Global allies have also signaled an unwillingness to renegotiate an already signed accord.
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In a sense, his surprise win signaled a generational shift in Indian design.
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Leading up to the announcement, Schumer signaled he would oppose whomever Trump nominated.
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Duterte also has signaled to the police that they can act with impunity.
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Some Republicans have signaled they could vote against the short-term spending bill.
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Merkel, on the other side, has carefully signaled her preference for this option.
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Jackson signaled on Friday that she has doubts about some of Mueller's allegations.
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But the duo chosen signaled the party was shifting further right, he said.
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But Google has signaled recently that it is losing patience with internal activism.
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Lawyers for the whistleblower have signaled that their client is willing to testify.
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They include China, which has long signaled its opposition to such a move.
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So far, Lega has signaled it would be open to talking to discussions.
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President Trump has signaled he wants to sign a final bill before Christmas.
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Some Republicans in Congress have already signaled their opposition to Trump's controversial comments.
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Manchin signaled before announcing his vote that he was inclined to support Gorsuch.
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Still, Warren has signaled interest in the possibility of being Clinton's running mate.
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Mr. Mattis also signaled restraint on another hot spot: the South China Sea.
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But the Internal Revenue Service has since signaled it would enforce the penalty.
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Cotton signaled support, the move has other members of Congress voicing their opposition.
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Some tobacco and e-cigarette companies have signaled support for Tobacco 21 policies.
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Its triumph signaled a shift in the industry after decades of systemic racism.
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In his speech on Monday he signaled he would be gentle, for now.
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Fed officials have signaled that an interest-rate increase is likely next week.
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But congressional leaders have signaled reluctance to take up the issue again soon.
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The Fed has clearly signaled that it plans to raise rates on Wednesday.
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The kingpin's lawyers have signaled their intention to move to retry the case.
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In Congress, some key Republicans have signaled a willingness to draft neutrality rules.
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The announcement signaled a shift after signs of growing tensions between the countries.
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Skier 8, a folklore scholar, said that wolverines, in Finland, signaled safe travel.
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That was until he signaled support for the GOP nominee on Tuesday. Sen.
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The outfits signaled to others, and to herself, the femininity she felt inside.
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And civil rights groups quickly signaled that they would closely review Trump's order.
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In February, Attorney General Jeff Sessions signaled his plans to bring them back.
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It was a turning point: economists signaled that we were officially in hyperinflation.
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But this year, the central bank has signaled that it was backing off.
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But apart from that they have not signaled any warning signs at all.
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Trump signaled in April that he was unhappy with Bannon's growing media profile.
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President Obama has already signaled that he won't support the bill, according to Reuters.
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Russia has so far signaled it would also support a joint policy with OPEC.
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The prosecutors signaled they would appeal the judge's ruling at a hearing on Tuesday.
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And his team has repeatedly signaled that they don't really give a shit anyway.
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The President signaled no qualms at the move, which has worried businesses and investors.
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Writing in Caixin, Hammond signaled what he called "globalized Britain's" support for free trade.
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Last week, Beijing signaled that it could blacklist foreign companies from its domestic market.
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Monster didn't just jumpstart Future's revival; it signaled good years ahead for Wayne's rapping.
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They had not until now signaled which changes to the bill they would accept.
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But on Wednesday, South Korea signaled it's willing to lift some of those sanctions.
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House Republicans signaled for the past few days that they don't have the votes.
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For many, these two events signaled the end of an independent media in Cambodia.
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China signaled on Monday it still plans to attend upcoming trade talks in Washington.
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Orange had already signaled last month that pricing pressure remained intense in the quarter.
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The U.S. central bank, however, signaled it still planned two rate hikes this year.
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Trump has signaled that the sanctions will be relaxed, although further details remain scarce.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen signaled an interest rate rise this month is likely.
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Manafort's defense attorneys have signaled they plan to take a blowtorch to Gates' credibility.
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Starbucks (SBUX) signaled the start of warmer weather by rolling out its summer menu.
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" And like Kasich, Cruz rejected the idea his campaign's maneuvering signaled a "Hail Mary.
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The New York Times reported that Trump's campaign "signaled" to officials that Indiana Gov.
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The Fed this week signaled it would keep rates steady for the time being.
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Policymakers had previously signaled in December that four rate rises were likely in 20173.
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The Fed itself on Wednesday signaled two hikes next year and one in 2020.
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The fear had been that the weak April and May reports signaled a recession.
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McConnell nevertheless signaled that he would not be a rubber stamp for Trump's agenda.
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Chief Executive Paul Polman signaled a possible interest when talking to reporters last week.
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The U.S. central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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The recent rally on Wall Street has signaled that investors feel the same way.
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Mueller's vigorous pursuit of Manafort signaled a powerful interest in learning what he knew.
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In a follow up experiment, gift givers believed that expensive gifts signaled more thoughtfulness.
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Analysts and investors have signaled skepticism about the deal, pointing to possible regulatory hurdles.
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Already, Senate Republicans have signaled they will be drafting a new bill from scratch.
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On an earnings conference call in May, CEO Art Peck had signaled this push.
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The ECB held firm last week but signaled stimulative rate cuts for the future.
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Michael's continued tenure signaled that Kalanick would tolerate bad behavior, if not encourage it.
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The Fed has signaled it expects to raise rates three more times next year.
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Sanders has signaled he's not likely to try to pick a fight with Warren.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has strongly signaled that he backs an extension.
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Wall Street's poor performance during early trade signaled the fifth consecutive day of losses.
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Trump signaled he would move on to other legislative priorities, such as tax reform.
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Chaffetz signaled the move was in part to spend more time with his family.
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Drawing on his business background, Trump signaled during a rally in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Blumenthal noted that more than 800 startups have signaled their support for net neutrality.
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But Trump and congressional Republicans have signaled they will undo much of those efforts.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has already signaled that his country will strengthen its NDC.
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Trump has signaled that he will make this a "change" election to the end.
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But he also signaled he was interested in learning more about the business ties.
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Could it be that an end to rave signaled an end to the subculture?
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President Bill Clinton, running for reelection, signaled he might consider asking for Baer's resignation.
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It signaled that signs the peso was driving up inflation could justify more hikes.
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It was missing the orange tip that would have signaled it was a toy.
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But so far, Trump has signaled that he isn't particularly interested in doing so.
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Joyciline Jepkosgei's win over Mary Keitany may have signaled a changing of the guard.
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The Federal Reserve signaled a December rate hike in the summary of its Sept.
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McCaul signaled Wednesday that the bill would help secure future elections from foreign meddling.
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" Trump signaled to May to answer Kuenssberg's question first, quipping: "There goes that relationship.
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Top U.S. officials have signaled that the administration is weighing additional sanctions as well.
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However, the Trump administration took a softer approach on Iran than it initially signaled.
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At the same time, he's signaled that GOP office holders should get in line.
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But the US Fed and the ECB have signaled they're going to cut instead.
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In the US, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell also signaled he will cut rates.
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The White House had previously signaled that Trump would signed the Senate-passed measure.
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That should have signaled that at least some polls had a sample-weighting problem.
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Democrats signaled all along that any such provision would, by itself, end their support.
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And the Trump administration has signaled it's going to keep pushing its immigration agenda.
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But other police chiefs around the state signaled heavy opposition to Abbott's new law.
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China has already signaled that it's concerned with American actions against its tech companies.
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They've also previously signaled they expect at least three more rate hikes in 2019.
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Mueller has signaled that he does not want to deliver public testimony before Congress.
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Still, the White House has signaled it intends to fight back against formal proceedings.
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He eventually signaled his vote with a thumbs-down gesture as McConnell looked on.
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Stocks sank sharply Wednesday morning after the U.S. bond market signaled an impending recession.
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Arreaga has already signaled his support for Escobal and U.S. interests in the country.
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At that time, it also signaled a faster pace of rate hikes in 2017.
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Or they have signaled future writedowns if the country's economy remains in severe distress.
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But more recently, major producers Russia and Saudi Arabia signaled that production could increase.
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On Tuesday, the commander-in-chief signaled he was ready to negotiate with Kim.
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Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.) signaled that blocking that funding again would not be wise.
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He also signaled that he may not be open to tackling the underlying issue.
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Beto O' Rourke (D-Texas), have signaled willingness to look into the issue further.
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Rubio signaled his plans might change after a weekend conversation with Florida Lt. Gov.
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But the measure didn't actually provide funding; it only signaled the need for it.
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But Durbin has signaled for months that he is likely to seek another term.
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Trump has previously signaled that North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missiles are his primary concern.
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An inverted curve is the real sign of trouble and historically has signaled recession.
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Trump had signaled he was willing to broach the topic of universal background checks.
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Immediately after the shootings, Trump signaled that he was willing to broach the subject.
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The Chawlas, in their own statement, signaled they were open to reviving the deal.
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But GOP senators signaled after the closed-door meeting — which started in GOP Sen.
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A Syrian military source also signaled that Damascus would not stop fighting in Daraya.
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Iraq has signaled it could become more military involved against IS in neighboring Syria.
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Yet the Kremlin also signaled on Tuesday that it was in Syria to stay.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), have also signaled willingness to look into the issue further.
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Spring also signaled the launch of Be Best, the official platform of Trump's tenure.
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Schiff, however, has signaled he does not know if the White House is involved.
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It has signaled that it is not wedded to Mr. Assad's long-term rule.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has signaled interest in an iPhone subscription in the past.
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But Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has signaled he will probably quit the deal.
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But in recent days it has signaled its refusal to appear in the streets.
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And the Trump administration signaled it was moving toward a trade deal with China.
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Pelosi, to the surprise of some insurgents, signaled she was open to the idea.
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A.K. took over from the boatman, pulled the oars, then I signaled to him.
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Trump has already signaled his intention to quickly tear apart millions of immigrant families.
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Mr. Binay has signaled that he will change many of the Aquino administration's policies.
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It also signaled the start of a number of fruitful artistic collaborations for Coogler.
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Tuesday's gains for the cyclical sectors signaled a potential rotation in the stock market.
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"The latest data signaled a growing performance gap between manufacturing and services," said Balchin.
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As a result, some Bernie supporters have signaled they will not support his son.
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May's Downing Street office signaled that cancelling the visit was not on the cards.
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Earlier, euro dropped as the European Central Bank signaled caution on inflation and protectionism.
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Diaz-Canel however has signaled the presidential handover does not mean sweeping political change.
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Before the government first signaled regulations in 2016, the P2P lending industry aggressively expanded.
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At least one Democrat has signaled they won't back the party's likely filibuster. Sen.
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The truck's arrival often signaled to employees that a random drug test was imminent.
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He has signaled he will withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement.
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There was no instant replay then, and the umpire, Rich Garcia, signaled home run.
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Top congressional Republicans also signaled that they would be open to banning bump stocks.
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Uber quickly signaled on Friday that it would push back aggressively against the proposal.
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Chicagoans have already signaled they want a mayor with less power and more accountability.
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So for the staff to walk out signaled a major concern on their part.
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It also signaled an openness to blocking the Russian government from British financial markets.
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No actual Republican officeholder has proposed a carbon tax or signaled support for one.
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In a Wednesday evening blog post, Musk signaled that he was just getting started.
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If political loyalty is signaled by believing a true story, anyone can fake it.
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Investors have already signaled who they think will come out ahead of this transformation.
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Back in 1935, the Supreme Court signaled that it was open to this argument.
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Trump is yet to visit Afghanistan, and has signaled no intention to do so.
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The statement on Monday signaled that prosecutors are now focusing on other potential crimes.
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Do you think that Jared Kushner signaled that to them, as some people [claim]?
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On the House floor, Speaker Paul D. Ryan's voice cracked as he signaled victory.
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The central bank has signaled that it will be "patient" in raising interest rates.
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The law signaled that those lenders needed leeway, such as the waivers, he said.
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Despite the pickup in stocks, the bond market signaled that investors are still worried.
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Sanders has also signaled that he's angling for a win on Warren's home turf.
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Major figures in finance signaled that they, too, intended to look past the killing.
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Lawmakers including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have signaled that additional relief bills may follow.
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She signaled that she had settled for using her platform to champion the cause.
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Noto on Tuesday signaled he would look to return SoFi to its prior aspirations.
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Commentary in Chinese state media Sunday signaled that Beijing is losing patience with protesters.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer also signaled he would consider an additional aid package.
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The Trump administration has signaled that it is eager to help promote state flexibility.
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Despite this, the White House signaled Wednesday that Shulkin still has the President's backing.
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That doesn't count the half-dozen other Republicans who have publicly signaled their opposition.
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On Monday, Walton signaled he's considering siding with EPIC and its co-plaintiff, BuzzFeed.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif recently signaled some openness to negotiation of additional terms.
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Indian newspaper Times of India first signaled about the two companies' talks in November.
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Party officials in Nevada have not yet signaled whether any review will take place.
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Likewise, Tehran has signaled that its retaliation has "concluded," at least for the moment.
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The White House signaled a late openness to some sort of compromise, sparking talks.
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They have also signaled that they could increase taxes on higher earners and companies.
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Below the movie's screwball shenanigans is a core of romanticism signaled in its soundtrack.
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Weeks after that election, Winfrey signaled that Trump's victory may have changed her thinking.
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This year, the Fed has signaled it will pump the brakes on rate hikes.
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The administration has signaled its intent to work with Congress to address the CFPB.
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But lawmakers control the federal government's purse strings, and had already signaled their disapproval.
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I read the document less for its substance and more for what it signaled.
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Dow futures briefly signaled the index would break above 22,000 for the first time.
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Trump had signaled in passing remarks, however, that he was open to releasing it.
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In fact, Musk has signaled his wish to privatize the electric vehicle maker before.
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Privately, he has signaled even greater confidence of acquittal, according to a Republican senator.
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But Trump has also signaled he isn't opposed to Mueller's report being released publicly.
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Tony's defense lawyers signaled that they would attack the reliability of the Fitbit data.
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The Fed Chair signaled that the option for more than three increases remains open.
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Senate GOP leaders have signaled they don't expect the trial to begin until January.
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It came on jitters surrounding a potential inflation spike signaled by wage-growth data.
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But some key Republican senators also signaled a desire for regulations on Silicon Valley.
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"It also signaled an intensification of activity among African-American collectors," Mr. Levin added.
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But Trump has signaled that he would try and block Bolton&aposs impeachment testimony.
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The U.S. government, for instance, has signaled that securities law could apply to ICOs.
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And the central bank has signaled that it's probably done cutting rates for now.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaled she could soon send articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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Mitchell checked his swing, but the home plate umpire, Babe Pinelli, signaled strike three.
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Florida's governor immediately signaled that he would appeal the decision to the full circuit.
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The president signaled early on that military might, not diplomatic deftness, was his thing.
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Candidates besides Warren, including Biden, have also signaled that they are thirsty for blood.
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But Trump has also signaled his desire to return to the fight over ObamaCare.
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Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley signaled they wouldn't get confirmed: Brett Talley and Jeff Mateer.
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Mr. Trump has signaled his preference to respond aggressively against the North Korean threat.
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US crude tumbled 4%, hitting session lows after Trump signaled tensions could be easing.
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A handful of Republican senators signaled that they would work on a new version.
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And Mr. Biden again signaled that he was trying to stay above the fray.
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VW not only knew of the camps but signaled its readiness to go along.
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Mr. Obama signaled that he was ready for some time away from the spotlight.
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With the hiring of Petrillo, Cohen signaled he was moving towards cooperating with prosecutors.
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Based on trading history, the VIX itself has signaled that volatility will not vanish.
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At the news conference last week, Northam signaled he did not plan on resigning.
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In Monday's announcement, the prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, signaled that a full investigation was likely.
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Even the Democratic Party has signaled out this merger as being dangerous for consumers.
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Suiter's futile searches may have signaled a quiet desperation before a final, tragic decision.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has also signaled his support of this popular provision.
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Two decades before, Richard Nixon's Watergate signaled a seedy end to golden postwar America.
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Now, the measure heads to President Donald Trump, who's signaled that he'll sign it.
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On Monday, Justice Brett Kavanaugh signaled that he is on board with this agenda.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly signaled its intention to carry out an immigration crackdown.
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So far not one Republican senator has signaled they will vote to convict Trump.
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It signaled the rise of economists to the top of the federal regulatory apparatus.
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The work's title signaled the direction in which he hoped to take the company.
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She also signaled that Gates has been working with prosecutors from coast to coast.
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They signaled they see at least three more rate hikes as necessary in 2019.
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The flurry of questions posed by all parties signaled the weight of the issue.
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The lopsided victory signaled a shift away from Macri's strict pro-business policy stance.
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Jackson had previously signaled that she was against moving the trial out of Washington.
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Hastily joining talks this week, Canada has signaled it may embrace the new framework.
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But he signaled that he still intended to push for spending on priority issues.
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White House pushback: The White House has signaled it fight to remove the measure.
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The White House has signaled their support for work requirements in the farm bill.
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San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera has signaled that he's willing to do that.
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He either intentionally or ignorantly signaled for supporters to intimate this young woman. Why?
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All of which is to say, the crisis signaled by postmodernity will only deepen.
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But the central bank signaled a higher bar to further reductions in borrowing costs.
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Earlier, EU negotiator Michel Barnier signaled he was ready to address Britain's border concerns.
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But Democrats signaled ahead of the meeting that they would let him move forward.
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Sanders's campaign, meanwhile, has signaled that he could request a full recount in Iowa.
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Kay Ivey, Alabama's governor, has already signaled she's not on board with the idea.
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On Thursday, Judge Norton signaled that he agreed with little of the defense's case.
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Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford signaled the change by visiting the People's Republic.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) signaled a shrinking global oil surplus.
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Foreign leaders gawked at gleaming architecture and opening ceremonies that signaled the nation's ambitions.
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Not even a single Republican senator has signaled openness to that at the moment.
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Still, the Trump administration has repeatedly signaled its hope that Kim changes his mind.
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Others, including T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Comcast, had signaled they would participate.
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And the White House has also recently signaled that they're flexible on the topic.
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But they've signaled they might try to include repeal in their tax cut bill.
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The White House has signaled it would prefer something other than arbitration as well.
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All 10 Democrats have signaled they will vote against Pompeo, as has Republican Sen.
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On the MRI they were using, white signaled the presence of bones or fluids.
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The Fed has signaled that it will keep raising rates to keep inflation in check.
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The dollar dropped on Friday after a disappointing jobs number signaled a weakening labor market.
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For this, Google signaled its intent for a few years before finally changing the default.
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Trump signaled more protective U.S. trade policies, raising concerns about the impact on developing markets.
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"And it happening, it's happening," McConaughey added as he signaled number one with his finger.
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Trump opposed the deal while campaigning, but his transition team choices have signaled more flexibility.
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Ulta Beauty could barely keep it on shelves and the restocks signaled unanimous excitement chaos.
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Nevertheless, the practice signaled to users that their Google data was not precious or secret.
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The directive also signaled beefing up the border with an additional 5,000 border protection officers.
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Diplomats have said Haley has not signaled which accountability option she might pursue or when.
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U.S. Federal Reserve policy makers in December signaled the possibility of three rises this year.
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Other research has zeroed in on how language and speech is signaled in the brain.
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He signaled that his members were pleased that some of their concerns were being addressed.
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But also signaled some hesitation about how trade tensions and corporate debt could impact growth.
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It has so far signaled it does not intend to cooperate with the international court.
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But it has also signaled that it's willing to spend money to acquire premium programming.
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McLoughlin also signaled cost cuts in the wake of lowered revenue expectations for the year.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday signaled little appetite to adjust interest rates anytime soon.
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Its government has signaled that it cannot care for more refugees than it already has.
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Apple's battle for ownership of our phones signaled the beginning of a much broader shift.
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Whenever the loud beep signaled a fire, he and a photographer raced to the scene.
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Experts have signaled the oil market is currently tightening, with sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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Tiffany signaled it will take its time to determine whether the venture is worth accepting.
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According to Wald, changes in market breadth has signaled inflection points for the broader market.
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But at the time, Uber signaled that it wouldn't completely abandon its auto-leasing ambitions.
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To me, it signaled lost potential, which, as a constructor, frustrated me to no end.
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The Federal Reserve in March signaled that it unlikely to raise interest rates this year.
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Stateside, the U.S. Federal recently signaled a dovish outlook in its most recent policy meeting.
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Democrats have also signaled that they are prepared to counter administration attempts to block testimony.
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But, writing in the Sunday Telegraph newspaper, May signaled she would resist any such attempts.
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It was a remarkable feat of engineering, and it signaled a new era for laptops.
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The campaign, however, signaled that no one would be fired or disciplined over the episode.
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Last week, the Fed signaled it was still on course to increase rates next month.
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The lid should have signaled an end to the day's activities for the president-elect.
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The Syrian Kurdish question is one area where Russia and Iran have signaled different goals.
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Policymakers signaled in June they could still hike rates twice in what remained of 2016.
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Both US and Russian officials have signaled that renewal could be drawn-out and difficult.
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Celgene signaled high hopes for its experimental multiple sclerosis drug ozanimod, with key data imminent.
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The Fed has signaled it is done hiking rates for the rest of the year.
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All three companies have signaled that autonomous technology will be a strategic priority moving forward.
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He signaled any stimulus in the budget update he is due to announce on Nov.
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You then made films with Jacques Doillon, which signaled a major shift in your acting.
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The Trump administration has signaled it will protect its allies, including South Korea and Japan.
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Clapper denied Ryan's request and signaled that neither Clinton nor Trump would be denied briefings.
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Moon said Kim's latest trip to Beijing signaled that a second Trump summit was imminent.
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With this one brief press conference, Clinton signaled loud and clear: I've done this before.
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The central bank raised rates by 0.25 points and signaled two more hikes this year.
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The news signaled a difficult year ahead for an industry already mired in perpetual uncertainty.
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But a few Republicans over the weekend signaled openness to listening to accusers — including Trump's.
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The Fed had previously signaled it would begin to trim its balance sheet this year.
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Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. administrator, signaled that he aimed to make California fall in line.
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Trump on Thursday, however, signaled that he is unwilling to publicly criticize the Russian president.
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Aso also signaled discontent over U.S. demands to shrink the country's trade deficit with Japan.
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The central bank signaled three more increases next year from the previous projection of two.
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Patrick: Yeah but they've basically signaled like a white flag on it being an esport.
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Left-wing hijacking Jeremy Corbyn has signaled that he has no intention to step down.
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But Trump and his aides have signaled their eagerness to move on to other priorities.
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Indeed, the rise in the Teranet index signaled that prices have doubled since June 2005.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled it would not raise interest rates this year.
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Outgoing FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has signaled the agency will suggest ways to change this.
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However, the White House has signaled it will not use similar tactics with the Senate.
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Some GOP senators have already signaled they will oppose auto tariffs if Trump levies them.
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The Fed minutes were released on Wednesday and signaled that its members see risks increasing.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has signaled his intention to move on a vote swiftly.
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One bank CEO in March signaled that the industry would lobby hard to repeal it.
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But the candidate's weak polling performance has signaled the need to pull out the stops.
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That's despite Trump's campaign rhetoric, which signaled he would embolden right-wing forces in Israel.
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Trump also signaled the disaster funding would be addressed separately from a broader budget deal.
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Senators signaled on Monday that they were closing in on a deal on Russia sanctions.
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Trump signaled on Saturday he was likely to meet Kim again in January or February.
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The Fed signaled in December that it expected to raise rates three times in 2017.
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Many Democrats have signaled they'll wait for Wednesday's hearing before weighing in -- at least publicly.
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Khan's new boss, Chopra, has signaled that he won't let the companies off easy either.
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The administration has also signaled that it will move its supply chains to other countries.
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The moon was also called the Frost Moon because it—unsurprisingly—signaled the first frost.
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With its report Monday, the Justice Department signaled that it might also sue South Dakota.
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It signaled the company's very-late entrance into smartwatches, which has been mostly Apple's territory.
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Honduras has signaled it could follow suit, citing Trump's retreat from investment and aid pledges.
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Now the Fed has officially signaled it is ready and willing to cut interest rates.
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The 81-year-old justice has signaled that he may retire in the near future.
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If they once signaled progress, nowadays glass bricks signify an oddly compelling sort of decline.
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The Trump administration since January has signaled a much more lenient approach to antitrust enforcement.
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Pelosi signaled at a press conference Wednesday evening that her position on impeachment hadn't changed.
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First-half earnings figures on Wednesday also signaled the company's recovery may be gaining momentum.
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Jeremy Kerley had signaled for a fair catch, but Burbridge ran into him and fumbled.
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The company also signaled that its prospects were unlikely to improve in the short term.
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This signaled market participants may not be buying into the market's rebound from recent lows.
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If agriculture is off the table, lawmakers in Congress have signaled opposition to the negotiations.
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TikTok signaled its efforts to maintain this experience when it banned political ads in October.
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True enough, the I.R.S. and Congress had clearly signaled their disapproval of the basic concept.
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The country had signaled strongly in the last two midterms that they were not happy.
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Other parents waved and wept as their sons signaled "I love you" from the beds.
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Trump has signaled that he has left at least some of those positions deliberately unfilled.
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Republican leaders have signaled they have the votes needed to pass the plan this week.
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President Trump signaled during his presidential bid that he would consider statehood for Puerto Rico.
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The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has signaled that it might be willing to listen.
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But this unimpressive presidential record has not signaled a party on the verge of collapse.
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His message on Tuesday signaled he may be willing to delve into the fray further.
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The move signaled a more aggressive approach to defending the president after months of cooperation.
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Siemens said the investment signaled its long-term commitment to Germany as a business location.
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This signaled a major shift in the U.S. administration's strategy toward Russia and global politics.
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After the second fight, Kane signaled "2-0" with his hands to a loud ovation.
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Saudi Arabia initially signaled it would make sense to raise supply in the second half.
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The White House signaled in February that Trump planned to sign both Republican-backed measures.
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Eckhardt Rehberg, parliamentary budget spokesman for the ruling conservatives, signaled he would oppose any support.
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But Musk signaled in a tweet earlier this month that was no longer the case.
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Trump signaled ahead of the meeting that new sanctions would be announced against North Korea.
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At one point, the music turns frantic, a shift subtly signaled during the quizzical opening.
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Kalanick, unsurprisingly, has signaled that he is not looking to sell any of his position.
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Nor has the EU signaled it is willing to talk trade treaties during this period.
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McCabe has signaled that he will be corroborating Comey's account, and with contemporaneous, detailed notes.
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Fifteen minutes later, Marcos signaled for another stop, and again David lunged for the door.
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Trump has previously signaled that he wants more comprehensive reform rather than a separate measure.
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The referee behind the net immediately signaled no goal, and it was upheld on review.
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T air bag inflators and signaled a likely widening of the industry's largest ever recall.
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These signaled to me that a large portion of its clientele was likely mainland Chinese.
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But this year, shareholders have signaled they want drillers to get their finances in order.
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Even Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, signaled Wednesday that he intends to move cautiously.
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He has signaled he will issue a new executive order that could stand legal muster.
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Widespread public anger over the islands signaled a rare moment of vulnerability for Mr. Sisi.
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New York officials have not signaled that they are ready to move in that direction.
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Some Republicans, long resistant to gun regulations, signaled that they may be open to it.
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But for the average researcher, an email from someone at Data Colada signaled unpleasantness ahead.
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GOP leaders have signaled they believe the measure will pass once it's on the floor.
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Tim Gaudette: Gaudette is someone Kavanaugh signaled was a friend and classmate from Georgetown Prep.
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Those gestures also signaled his wish to unhitch the papacy from the office's authoritarian legacy.
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Week after week, Democrats have signaled that there's little room for negotiation on this issue.
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A team bronze at the 223 world championships signaled the dawn of a new era.
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Harris had once signaled as a presidential candidate that she wants to end private insurance.
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Already, however, the Serbian Church — a longtime Russian ally — has signaled its support for Russia.
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As part of her job keeping the lighthouse, Walker signaled for assistance when shipwrecks occurred.
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Several other companies have signaled plans to ship commercial products within the next five years.
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They took their shirts off — a gesture that signaled they were surrendering, according to residents.
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President Xi Jinping has signaled tough times ahead as tensions rise with the United States.
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At least some Republicans, meanwhile, signaled Monday that they had already begun to move on.
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The deal signaled the end of a company that was once an American corporate powerhouse.
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But Facebook's estimate of a fine signaled that a settlement with the F.T.C. was near.
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The main opposition Fianna Fail said the deal signaled the "death knell" for the industry.
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The intelligence agencies signaled on Friday that they would not easily give up their secrets.
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She showed footage of one evangelical leader saying that the president had signaled end times.
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Still, in her remarks to the crowd of nearly 1,000, Ms. DeVos signaled her impatience.
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The widely expected quarter-point increase signaled confidence in the health of the U.S. economy.
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Maryland's state superintendent also signaled that its two-week closure was likely to be extended.
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Already, other administration officials have signaled support for protecting doctors and giving them more say.
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But they have already signaled that Mr. Gates will be their main point of attack.
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He said in an interview that, by focusing on her, Republicans signaled their own weakness.
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"Run," which was released in advance of the album, signaled the new style-hopping prerogatives.
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But they unnerved investors because they signaled the American government's willingness to keep taking steps.
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Mr. Trump has previously signaled acquiescence to, if not fondness for, the kingdom's authoritarian ways.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi signaled in the interview that Uber was open to some regulation in Brazil.
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Trump has also strongly signaled that he wants the economy "reopened" as soon as possible.
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The rolling weather signaled that time had run out for further examination of the forest.
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He signaled to an audience member to hand him a rolled-up piece of fabric.
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Silver, mind you, hasn't signaled that he's seriously in favor of changing the format anyway.
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On Tuesday, European Union interior ministers gathered in Brussels signaled their approval for Italy's tactics.
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According to Worth, this move higher is being signaled by a variety of technical cues.
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That signaled he had a new voice mail message, yet his phone had never rung.
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Scheindlin's words and decision clearly signaled that she planned to rule against stop and frisk.
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But the administration signaled that it was still giving the Turks a degree of latitude.
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And Mr. Biden signaled on Thursday night that he will come into the debate fighting.
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Mr. Ghani's camp, despite reiterating its respect for the Election Commission's rules, has signaled flexibility.
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Senate Democrats have signaled that they would try to block funding for a border wall.
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Despite this, there are some senators who have signaled a willingness to pass aid legislation.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He signaled caution, saying it would be based on market demand.
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But American producers signaled a greater focus on fiscal discipline during second quarter earnings reports.
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He stood up to a president who has repeatedly signaled he wants no investigation whatsoever.
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It has been under pressure after Amazon signaled it might enter the meal-kit business.
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As both Ellsbury and Casali dove for the plate, the umpire Will Little signaled safe.
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The attack also signaled a drastic change in the administration's approach to the Assad government.
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But he's signaled in recent weeks that won't be the case for the third time.
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In his opening statement, Mr. Pompeo signaled that he planned to harvest a forceful diplomacy.
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European multinational companies have already signaled that they intend to comply with reimposed American sanctions.
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Ms. Nixon can also circulate petitions, which she has signaled is her more likely route.
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He signaled political continuity by nominating a longtime ally, Dmitri A. Medvedev, as prime minister.
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Two Republicans, Collins and Romney, had already signaled they were inclined to hear from witnesses.
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But Mr. Xi has also signaled that he is open to negotiating with Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, tech platforms have signaled they do not believe the legislation applies to their drivers.
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Avenatti had signaled that he might make a run at the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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In one, Trump signaled in a televised meeting an openness to finding resolution on DACA.
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Later in the week, Barr signaled his independence from Trump in an ABC News interview.
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A defense lawyer even signaled that he might use video of the speech in court.
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The restaurant industry and a trade group representing chemical companies have already signaled their concerns.
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But on Monday, Collins and Murkowski both signaled they wanted to begin the trial first.
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Trump signaled earlier Tuesday that the U.S. would respond "strongly" to a retaliation by Iran.
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Subsequently, Trump on Thursday signaled he would not retaliate and risk sparking a wider conflict.
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The most recent reading signaled expectation for moderate growth in the second half of 2019.
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The market moved higher as both nations signaled that they weren't seeking to instigate war.
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And Ms. Collins has signaled that she will buck her party and support both moves.
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