Other than a bit of gentle rolling, it's smooth sailing.
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It's not going to be smooth sailing and quickly implemented.
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Nice words from the chancellor do not guarantee smooth sailing.
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As many of you know, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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But that doesn't mean it's been all smooth sailing since.
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Indeed, it hasn't been smooth sailing for either of them.
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It won't all be smooth sailing for the Republicans, however.
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Nope. It's not all smooth sailing as women approach menopause.
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Hope you (and the markets) are in for smooth sailing.
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However, it hasn't all been smooth sailing, the company admits.
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One of the bill's sponsors says he expects smooth sailing.
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"It's never going to be perfectly smooth sailing," he said.
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But it hasn't all been smooth sailing for the couple.
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It isn't exactly going to be smooth sailing from here.
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This is not to say it was all smooth sailing.
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In the case of Robinhood, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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It hasn't been totally smooth sailing for Mr. Romney, though.
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"So far, they've been real smooth sailing" — particularly baby Lulu.
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You will find your groove, and then it's smooth sailing.
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But it's not going to be smooth sailing for Facebook.
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But it was not smooth sailing higher throughout the year.
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But it wasn't all smooth sailing for the history-making trip.
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Of course, it wasn't always smooth sailing over at Map Maker.
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Right off the bat, this new routine was not smooth sailing.
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But he predicted smooth sailing for all of his Cabinet nominees.
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That doesn't mean it'll be smooth sailing for the couple, though.
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Although her arrival was challenging, it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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But China's relationship with the IMF has not been smooth sailing.
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The start of the open hasn't been all smooth sailing, however.
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It was pretty much smooth sailing for the next two years.
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Since then, everything has seemed like smooth sailing for the couple.
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But when you're already poor, it's not at all smooth sailing.
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Their transitions from boys to men have been pretty smooth sailing.
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Usually I'll put on "Aerials" and it's smooth sailing from there.
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Diversifying the pool of established SFF authors hasn't been smooth sailing.
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With the current clearly against him, this won't be smooth sailing.
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I made birdie on the next and it was smooth sailing.
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Obviously, it isn't all smooth sailing once the pair teams up.
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That's not to say it's been smooth sailing all the way.
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After initial setup gets taken care of, it's pretty smooth sailing.
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But we can't count on smooth sailing for the economy, either.
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Make me the leader instead, and it will be smooth sailing.
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It hasn't been smooth sailing for the development of the male contraceptive.
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Which was good, because the public market is never all smooth sailing.
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And you know that times aren't always going to be smooth sailing.
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But it hasn't all been smooth-sailing for Chinese companies going abroad.
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Sometimes (okay, most of the time), though, first dates aren't smooth sailing.
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Have you experienced any of this or has it been smooth sailing?
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And Juliet's not-quite-astronomical rise has not been entirely smooth sailing.
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Despite impressive credentials and a trailblazing business, it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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This has been successful so far, but it wasn't all smooth sailing.
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This is not to say that it will be all smooth sailing.
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At first, the mission was smooth sailing — until about three minutes in.
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" The actress added, "No one can have smooth sailing throughout the journey.
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However, it wasn't always smooth sailing for the creators of Miss Jessie's.
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"Last year, it was kind of smooth sailing all year," deGrom said.
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But it could be far from smooth sailing after that, suggests Smith.
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However, it's not all been new planes and smooth sailing for Airbus.
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Will new leadership rock the boat, or will it be smooth sailing?
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That said, it hasn't been all smooth sailing for this FAANG stock.
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It hasn't been smooth sailing for those two ride-sharing companies, however.
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It was not such smooth sailing for the 37-year-old Gatlin.
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It hasn't been all smooth sailing for the brand in India though.
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But even with that, it won't be smooth sailing yet, she told Cramer.
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Ultimately, to ensure smooth sailing when moving it's crucial to do your research.
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That's not to say that Thorne and Posey's breakup was totally smooth sailing.
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The broadly held consensus was for smooth sailing — until the iceberg was struck.
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That's not to say everything will be smooth sailing in the near term.
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The business is not all smooth sailing—regulation, for one thing, varies widely.
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The pair first began dating in 2007, but it wasn't always smooth sailing.
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Things weren't all smooth sailing: Bohan was arrested for public intoxication that May.
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After that, it seemed like smooth sailing as far as "dirty" hair goes.
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It hasn't always been smooth-sailing for them, though, Will told The Sun.
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Even once we're free of Mercury retrograde, it won't exactly be smooth sailing.
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But it hasn't been smooth sailing in Congress during Trump's first 100 days.
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The pilots anticipate relatively smooth sailing as Piccard takes control one final time.
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Now here's hoping it's smooth sailing all the way to May 25, 2018.
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But traders don't see smooth sailing ahead for the bull market just yet.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't all smooth sailing for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover girl.
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While my travels were mostly smooth sailing, I did experience some cultural clashes.
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But this doesn't mean it has been all smooth sailing diplomatically in 2017.
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And the past year wasn't exactly smooth sailing for the HI-SEAS team.
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It requires drivers' attention, even when the road ahead looks like smooth sailing.
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It won't be smooth sailing for Mitt Romney's 2018 Senate campaign in Utah.
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On paper, China's gross domestic product, its main economic figure, indicates smooth sailing.
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And even the couple admitted in 2015 that their relationship wasn't always smooth sailing.
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The Right To Smooth Sailing: Booking flights and getting through security are bad enough.
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A major slip-up: But it may not all be smooth sailing for Bannon.
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Once I got past that, though, Fortnite on the Switch was mostly smooth sailing.
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By 2008 she was made the party's chairwoman but it wasn't always smooth sailing.
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Investors shrugged off this news because they're confident in smooth sailing for China's economy.
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Here's a guide to make sure it's smooth sailing when you're traveling with friends.
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As Therese noted, the actual peel-off process was clear skies and smooth sailing.
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The performance was carefully stage-managed — but it wasn't all smooth sailing getting there.
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The Jonas Brothers' comeback has been smooth-sailing thanks to, in part, their significant others.
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Of course, her journey over the past 10 years has not been all smooth sailing.
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Rid of Becca and the pesky Bachelor pressure, Lauren and Arie's relationship is smooth sailing.
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"The rest of the film wasn't smooth sailing, but it was smoother sailing," he recalled.
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However, the first 223 days of his presidency hasn't always been seen as smooth sailing.
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From there, it was smooth sailing for Hunter-Reay on the 2.35-mile street course.
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Those nearly four decades in office provided ample evidence that governance isn't always smooth sailing.
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Despite such assurances, it has not been all smooth sailing for the Belt and Road.
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While 21 Seaport may represent the future, the way there has hardly been smooth sailing.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing and seamless spells: Gardner liked keeping Valiente on her toes.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean it's smooth sailing for Disney as it enters the market.
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But instead of smooth sailing, we've had an extraordinarily bumpy ride through fundamentally smooth seas.
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The right gear is important to smooth sailing, and even spontaneous types should come prepared.
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It clearly worked out well for me, pretty much smooth sailing throughout the entire thing.
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They were, to our great surprise, and it has been pretty smooth sailing ever since.
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After months of mostly smooth sailing, is the market getting ready to throw a tantrum?
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The singers had a smooth-sailing relationship until a fight over backup dancers in 2014.
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As Olindo boasted in the episode, it's been nothing but smooth sailing between her and Shah.
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In bringing a culturally diverse story to international audiences, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Pixar.
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I don't want to imply that Weinstein's appearance at Actor's Hour was smooth sailing for him.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing, with Eddy nearly losing his drone when filming out at sea.
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It was supposed to be smooth sailing for the Republican tax plan from here on out.
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Smooth sailing for New Jersey Democrats Two hotbeds of competitive House races held their primaries Tuesday.
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But even though it all ends well on camera, that doesn't mean it's smooth-sailing afterwards.
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"To expect it to be to be smooth sailing would just be silly," Mr. Dimon said.
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PENTHOUSE PROTEST The event was not all smooth sailing for the world's biggest online retailer, Amazon.
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But it hasn't been smooth sailing for the four-block-long center and its rooftop park.
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Because of that ... Del Rio thinks it won't be smooth sailing with the Raiders, telling NFL.
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With more than 100 passengers on board, everything is smooth sailing for the yacht—at the beginning.
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It wasn't smooth sailing, of course, because of the pretty explicitly partisan offsets included in the plan.
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But in an interview with CNBC, CEO Tim Cook was very insistent that it's still smooth sailing.
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But January's performance notwithstanding, it hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for the company, to put it mildly.
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Fast-forward 31 years, and the conditions for smooth sailing on this issue haven't gotten any easier.
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Once that hard part was done, connecting other devices and setting up Google Assistant was smooth sailing.
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The directions on both very similar, so once you get through one it should be smooth sailing.
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Then it's smooth sailing for OSIRIS-REx, as it spends the next year traveling around the Sun.
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Lang said that if Broadcom's shares can rally above $250, it should be smooth sailing to $300.
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But Cruz dropping his opposition does not necessarily mean smooth sailing for the Flint and energy bills.
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Meanwhile, on the Democratic side, it appeared early on that Wasserman Schultz was headed for smooth sailing.
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Up until now, Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and Andrew DeLuca's (Giacomo Gianniotti) relationship has been smooth sailing.
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But despite the public's hunger for more, the journey hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for the spinoffs.
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Despite his nearly $3 million in fundraising, his 2018 reelection bid has been far from smooth sailing.
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Still, it won't be smooth sailing for Tiffany, whose New York flagship sits next door to Trump Tower.
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This one is slightly difficult to navigate — but once you've got the hang of it, it's smooth sailing.
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Hasbro snagged the Disney franchise instead and Cramer thinks it should be smooth sailing for the toy company.
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We can't blame her for wanting a change, since this year hasn't exactly been smooth sailing for her.
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The former oil CEO's path to being confirmed as the chief US diplomat hasn't all been smooth sailing.
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This is not to say that Pelosi has smooth sailing between now and the January vote for speaker.
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But our experience suggests that to expect smooth sailing and quick results would be a high-risk bet.
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That said, the number of factors supporting more mergers and acquisitions doesn't mean it's smooth sailing from here.
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FROM COINAGE: Best Home Improvement Tips for Every Budget But it wasn't all smooth sailing for the entrepreneur.
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Things ramp up as I visit Corinne, Raven, Rachel and Vanessa's families … but it isn't all smooth sailing.
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"If Pinterest can climb above $8003, Collins believes it will be smooth sailing to the $30s," Cramer said.
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If Apple can ultimately clear both levels, Boroden thinks it could see smooth sailing from $121 to $146.
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From there, it's smooth sailing (or, should we say skiing?) with the addition of a few lightweight toppers.
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It wasn't exactly smooth sailing for Christie Brinkley when she welcomed daughter Sailor Brinkley Cook into the world.
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But when 11-year-old Gavin Cueto told his grandma that he's transgender, it was surprisingly smooth sailing.
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And while they sought to stay upbeat, even his own family admitted that it hasn't been smooth sailing.
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The final vote sailed through the Senate, but it wasn't always smooth sailing for Shanahan on Capitol Hill.
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After another stint in the operating room, though, Manning told the Times that recovery has been smooth sailing.
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After hitting a bump in the road, Scott Disick and Sofia Richie's relationship is back to smooth sailing.
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But while his success never faltered, the "Free Fallin&apos" singer's personal life wasn't quite as smooth sailing.
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After Britain finally joined the common market in 1973, London's relationship with Brussels was anything but smooth sailing.
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The view from Moscow: Smooth sailing We assess that Putin considers the Singapore summit a smashing Russian success.
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Ms. Sloss finished her degree months later and joined them for several weeks of not-so-smooth sailing.
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Smooth Sailing The bridal party boarded a fireboat, the St. Francis, for a short cruise along the waterfront.
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Joe Biden: The former vice president's first four-ish months in the race haven't been totally smooth sailing.
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We don't know how Trump will respond in the coming months, and let's all hope for smooth sailing.
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No one expects outright hostility at the gatherings, but that does not mean it will be smooth sailing.
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His early tenure in New York had not been smooth sailing, even before the market hiccups this month.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing, however, as an escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions during the period spooked investors.
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If the stock can push past above $29, he thinks it could be smooth sailing to $34 or $35.
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Just like a lot of other VR experiences, once you get the hang of the controls, it's smooth sailing.
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In a recent piece for VICE, journalist Will Greenberg explains that the lawyers in these cases expect smooth sailing.
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With the Giants, Jets, and Browns next on the schedule, the path to 8-0 looks like smooth sailing.
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That in and of itself represents all the dynamics for smooth sailing in the looming House and Senate votes.
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"Towards the turn we found a couple of shots and then it was kind of smooth sailing," he said.
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Oculus won itself the distinction of launching its virtual reality headset first, but it hasn't been all smooth sailing.
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But the eagle steadied the ship, and it was smooth sailing thereafter as he stormed home in 31 strokes.
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When it comes to the journey of India's first female surfer, Ishita Malaviya, things haven't always been smooth sailing.
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The end result was an undeniable cinematic masterpiece, but it turns out the filming process wasn't exactly smooth sailing.
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To be sure, those who opt to buy the volatile small-cap stock should not necessarily expect smooth sailing.
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But about two or three weeks ago, they took me off of bedrest, and it's been smooth sailing since then.
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It is expected to see smooth sailing in the Senate, where the only Republican who opposed an earlier version, Sen.
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Amy and Jonah's hookup is hardly a guarantee that everything will be smooth sailing for them from here on out.
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Whenever NASA (or other space agencies) decide to land on Titan, the new research suggests they may have smooth sailing.
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The rest of my meal was smooth sailing as I was enjoying both the ambiance and my lack of company.
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To assume that there would be smooth sailing for a supplemental bill in the spring of next year is problematic.
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All an investor really needed was a mix of large-cap stocks and Treasuries, and it was all smooth sailing.
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For Paltrow herself, almost a decade in and Goop is an internationally renowned brand, but it wasn't always smooth sailing.
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Critic's Notebook As far as maiden voyages go, the first live stream of a Broadway musical was mostly smooth sailing.
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But that doesn't mean its smooth sailing for India's biggest e-commerce players as they struggle with high operating costs.
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After that, it's relatively smooth sailing through flat ground in Brooklyn and Queens for the first half of the course.
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Still, even in New Hampshire, it is not all smooth sailing for her: 43 percent of voters there say Mrs.
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There is no playbook for addressing the principles at play here, and so it will not be all smooth sailing.
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"Clearly smooth sailing on that is the best outcome," said John Gimigliano, head of federal tax legislative services at KPMG.
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Unfortunately, it's not completely smooth sailing for the couple when D'Amico notices how much Petta's sister, Lauryn, openly shares her opinion.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Once you've got the power brick thing sorted out, things should be smooth sailing from there right?
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Dianne Feinstein, set to take over as the top Democrat on the Judiciary panel, warned it might not be smooth sailing.
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Other than severe morning sickness during the first trimester, it was relatively smooth sailing up until around six months of pregnancy.
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But that kind of honesty rarely leads to smooth sailing — which is exactly how the producers, and presumably viewers, like it.
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Besides a minor glitch with the first ovary and some improvisation after a few missed buses, it was generally smooth sailing.
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Founded in 2013, the company has raised $440 million in equity funding to date, but it hasn't all been smooth sailing.
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Now that the government shutdown is over, don't expect things to be smooth sailing in the run up to Tax Day.
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But if Trump can fairly claim he proved almost everyone wrong, that doesn't mean the months ahead will be smooth sailing.
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Jana Kramer's three years of matrimony haven't been smooth sailing, but the country music star is not giving up on love.
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Although it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the team this spring, when these players are in sync, magic can happen.
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He has had relatively smooth sailing in the confirmation process and received praise from both sides of the aisle on Tuesday.
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For the rest of the flight, it's usually smooth sailing, watching the monitors and making sure the autopilot is on track.
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It would be nice to think that, in a post-BIP world, it's been nothing but smooth-sailing for the couple.
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Rather than smooth sailing, both emerging countries and the international system should brace themselves for the probability of some further volatility.
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Republicans are one step closer to some kind of Obamacare repeal — but this motion to proceed doesn't mean it's smooth sailing.
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Meanwhile, Nelson's marriage to her husband Tres appeared to be pretty smooth sailing, but the relationship quickly fell apart after filming concluded.
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Luma makes what could be a frustrating process easy AF: plug it in, download the app, and it's smooth sailing from there.
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Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union have had a complicated journey to parenthood, but once they got there, things weren't just smooth sailing.
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But as the short glimpses of fighting, violence, and threats indicate, things won't be smooth-sailing for this first female president, either.
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Why it matters: "The positioning overhang means no smooth sailing for emerging markets, even with a dovish Fed shift," Ribakova tells Axios.
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The 2016 primaries were supposed to be smooth sailing for Democrats, in contrast to the free-for-all on the Republican side.
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Citi sees markets in an uptrend for the next 12 to 18 months, but Bailin said there would be no smooth sailing.
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Before it was smooth sailing in Hollywood for this boatin' babe, she was just another cruisin' cutie hanging topside in Toledo, Ohio.
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Smooth sailing (or flying, or shipping) for Ross: Wilbur Ross appears likely to cruise to confirmation Wednesday after a cordial confirmation hearing.
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Yes, there was a learning curve at first, but once we got the kinks worked out, it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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Whether they want to coordinate a smooth-sailing smart home experience or enjoy music out loud, the Echo Dot can keep up.
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Yet at what feels to many like a tumultuous moment for the global economy, many corporate titans apparently see smooth sailing ahead.
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Critic Score: 4%As Chandler Bing, Matthew Perry was a fast audience favorite ... but his acting career hasn't been all smooth-sailing.
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Here's hoping it's smooth sailing for the rest of this trip, and the follow-up that goes down from January 10-13.
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While I would not go so far as to say that our European business is smooth sailing, it is on steady footing.
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For decades, cruises have been a popular vacation option, but choosing where to actually cruise to can be far from smooth sailing.
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It was smooth sailing until one guest turned out to be a complete nightmare, involving days of harassing messages and, ultimately, an arrest.
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It was hardly such smooth sailing for the Belgians, who suffered a huge scare in their last-gasp 3-2 win over Japan.
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But from now on, it looks like smooth sailing for the misplaced medal, which Hardy plans to mail back to Lawson this week.
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But it wasn't all smooth sailing: there were more than a few trends that, aided by social media, spun wildly out of control.
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Oregon coach Dana Altman's team is off to a 6-2 start, but it's hardly been smooth sailing for the 20th-ranked Ducks.
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Either way, Lawrence's experience on set was anything but smooth-sailing, considering that she also dislocated a rib from hyperventilating during a scene.
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Hyde has found smooth sailing against NFC East foes of late, rolling up five touchdowns on the ground in his last five encounters.
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But given broadcast TV's record on inclusion, "Fresh Off the Boat" leaves a significant wake, even if the journey wasn't always smooth sailing.
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While the trigger for this tweet was a redesign of Evil Geniuses, it's clear his time with Twitch was far from smooth sailing.
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In the first quarter of this year, six in 219 small business owners expected smooth sailing regarding trade policy when looking ahead 229 months.
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Sure, it was kind of awkward when I fainted, and wasn't exactly smooth sailing any other time I've had sex in the shower, tbh.
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Governor Greg Abbott, lieutenant-governor Dan Patrick and the House Speaker, Dennis Bonnen, known as the state's "big three", have enjoyed mostly smooth sailing.
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Donald Trump's first six months in office have been far from smooth sailing – and that's without any interference from a terrifying, shark-spitting storm.
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It was not smooth sailing for Lyft as its shares went downhill after the initial pop and are still trading below the IPO price.
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A new clip from Avengers: Endgame introduces Brie Larson's Captain Marvel to the rest of the surviving Avengers, and it's not exactly smooth sailing.
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Though divorce papers are off the table and the two are working towards moving back in together, their reunion isn't necessarily all smooth sailing.
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"Negotiations aren't guaranteed smooth sailing, but the same process can't repeat forever," argued an op-ed from state-run Xinhua News Agency's Yu Jiaxin.
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Nina Garcia, editor-in-chief of Elle, has a job that many would love to have — but that doesn't mean it's always smooth sailing.
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I did it with a brush, and it worked fine, and just applied the glitter with my finger, and everything was pretty smooth sailing.
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Thx to all who joined my busy/great day Protests It was not smooth sailing for all members during the start of recess. Sen.
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It hasn't always been smooth sailing; I get the sense that these standards have evolved over time, through a lot of trial and error.
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But it won't all be smooth sailing, and a gap in Chinese authorities' willingness to allow more funds into the country is likely to remain.
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The polls say centrist Emmanuel Macron has more or less smooth sailing to the French presidency in the second round of voting on May 7.
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Incarceration hasn't been smooth sailing for Hernandez, who was remanded to Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center, a maximum security prison about 40 miles west of Boston.
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House Democrats are kicking off the new year by addressing climate change head-on with a new committee, but it's not all smooth sailing yet.
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There's no way even your first few rides would be smooth sailing like that flashy Funny or Die hoax with Tony Hawk and Christopher Lloyd.
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"The data once again shows that global economic recovery isn't necessarily smooth sailing," said Kodama, adding that overall economic growth in October-December may stall.
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The first six months of my pregnancy were smooth sailing: zero morning sickness, no diabetes and my nursery to-do list had many check marks.
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Though Bogovich would go on to create The Baker Street Experience specifically for the Amazon Echo, it wasn't all smooth sailing for her team, either.
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Last but not least, it had been smooth sailing thus far for Caelynn Miller-Keyes and Connor Saeli from Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette.
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Here's a handful of practical tips to help make sure your trip to the world's most populous country is smooth sailing from start to finish.
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However, the high-profile dealmaking casualties illustrate how Trump's pro-business rhetoric has not always translated into smooth sailing for the regulatory approval of deals.
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But it's not all smooth sailing: That portion of the bill is already proving to be controversial, drawing criticism from both environmental groups and Republicans.
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This aspect shows the potential for smooth sailing into an agreement, either spoken or written, that comes from a place of practicality and essential function.
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Compare that to the MCU&aposs smooth sailing, and the differences in execution between Disney&aposs two biggest franchises become abundantly clear and somewhat perplexing.
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China's economy is gradually transitioning to a greater reliance on consumption compared with a previous emphasis on manufacturing but the transformation hasn't been all smooth-sailing.
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But that transition, from 2013's Será—a raucous jangle-pop tribute to Venezuela which celebrates despair—to 2017's La Lucha, wasn't exactly smooth sailing.
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Their wedding planning was captured for the RHOP cameras, and while some of the tougher moments made for compelling TV, the final affair was smooth sailing.
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If you're ready with plenty of organization already out of the way, it should be zen going forward, and smooth sailing when it comes to homework.
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If Sanders can pull the upset, he'll head into New Hampshire the favorite, although most believe Clinton will face smooth sailing after the first two states.
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Nope. It's borderline catastrophic in the short-term from an optics perspective, especially in the wake of how smooth sailing the process was in the House.
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While in theory it is possible that Congress could reauthorize the independent counsel law, it would not necessarily be smooth sailing given that Republicans control Congress.
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Growth will probably slow down a little in the natural course of things, but smooth sailing could easily continue for another year or two or five.
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Insert your own "and the rest is history" comment where you see fit—not that it's been entirely smooth sailing for Nintendo in the years since.
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It's no secret Tyron and his UFC boss have clashed in the past over things like fights, bookings and promotion -- it hasn't always been smooth sailing.
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Mercury, Mars and the sun converge in Virgo on September 224, creating a productive and cheerful mood—but not all of September will be smooth sailing.
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But it will be far from smooth sailing, with spending on digital advertising — the primary business for Google and Facebook — set to take a big hit.
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But — as you probably suspect — it won't be smooth sailing between Elle and Noah (Jacob Elordi) now that they've found themselves in a long-distance relationship.
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The timing is tricky with this new relationship, and it's probably not going to be all smooth sailing — but perhaps they can weather any waves together.
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It hasn't all been smooth sailing for Braun, who stumbled last week when he had to fire a ballot signature collector with affiliations to white nationalists.
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Going forward, Fain says he sees smooth sailing, as shares, which stand at an all-time high, continue to outperform on average the S&P 500.
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To be sure, the $60 cap through 2022 implies "smooth sailing" for oil markets during that time period, but Citi sees room for significant price volatility.
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Once you get the hang of it, it's all smooth sailing... this line of work may not be everyone's cup of tea but it certainly is mine.
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Phoenix defended the movie in a recent interview for a profile in Vanity Fair, saying he "didn't imagine that it would be smooth sailing" with the press.
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But — as anybody who has ever ran to a bathroom only to discover a line knows — it's not always smooth sailing once you get to your destination.
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It doesn't seem to be smooth sailing getting there, with Dilliard's mother Dorothy throwing a few bumps in the road to make sure her opinion is heard.
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Going from friends to lovers can be a tricky transition, but it's been smooth sailing for newly engaged Bachelor in Paradise alums Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon.
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"I don't think anybody envisioned that it would just be smooth sailing, you know, unicorns and rainbows," city manager Darrel Pyle told The Verge late last year.
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People you felt unsure about will start showing you a different side of themselves, and the relationships you thought were smooth sailing will suddenly need your attention.
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Despite breakup rumors, Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna are still very much together, but that doesn't mean it's all been smooth sailing for the Rob & Chyna stars.
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It was smooth sailing for Ohshima, who was well versed in drawing game characters through his involvement in games like 1987's Phantasy Star and its sequel.
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Despite its legacy, working on GLOW was hardly smooth sailing, and the women and men who brought the show to life endured quite a few grueling challenges.
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Financial markets, which had been spooked by Trump's anti-trade comments during the campaign, so far appear to expect smooth sailing and a sober version of Trumpism.
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I was ready to catch the "green wave" of back-to-back green lights the connected car technology promised, but it was more frustrating than smooth sailing.
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Anderson, Brewers defeat Pirates to avoid sweep MILWAUKEE — Chase Anderson's first season in Milwaukee hasn't always been smooth sailing, but he's certainly finishing on a high note.
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Frugal Traveler A handful of practical tips to help make sure your next trip to the world's most populous country is smooth sailing from start to finish.
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On Tuesday night's Teen Mom 2 reunion, Lowry, 27, revealed not everything was smooth sailing between herself and the father of her youngest son, Lux Russell, 2.
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The intrigue: The political landscape could shift quickly if a Democrat wins the White House, but that's hardly a guarantee of smooth sailing for the industry either.
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It has not been smooth sailing for foreign insurers in China, despite low market penetration at 3 percent of gross domestic product, and a growing middle-class.
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With Trump in the White House, there's seemingly not much point in Republicans trying to pick a fight over this, and it could have been pretty smooth sailing.
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Kudla interrupted the smooth sailing by fighting off three match points to break and even the second set at 5-5, but he ultimately fell in the tiebreaker.
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While 65% of SBOs state their overall stress levels are lower than when they worked in the corporate world, running and managing a business isn't always smooth sailing.
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Given its smooth sailing through the crisis, Canada's regulator is likewise not requiring the country's biggest lenders to undertake the stress testing imposed upon U.S. and European institutions.
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State visits by American presidents in the U.K. are typically smooth sailing, but a combination of British political events and bilateral tensions could unsettle President Trump's current trip.
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In recent months, the relationship appears to be smooth sailing, with the two regularly stepping out together, showering each other with gifts and sharing sweet social media snaps.
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Yet the surprisingly smooth sailing of Spain's economy shows that politics may not always have as much impact on the functioning of economies as we tend to think.
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But as Reagan learned with Bork, a candidate strongly favored by a narrow segment of the political spectrum does not always lead to smooth sailing on Capitol Hill.
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The morning coffee rush may be smooth sailing for Dunkin' Donuts, but when it comes to selling cups of Joe later in the day, the chain is struggling.
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With Trump in the White House, there's seemingly not much point in Republicans trying to pick a fight over this, and it should have been pretty smooth sailing.
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But Disney's streaming division is far from being in a state of smooth sailing despite the company seeing massive subscriber growth on Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus.
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"With the level of frothiness in positioning, I think people had priced in very smooth sailing throughout 0.65553," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone.
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Back in May, after a period of smooth sailing, Disick began "partying way too much again" shortly after his ex Kourtney Kardashian began spending time with model Younes Bendjima.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing and she says there were times when she considered dropping out, but Palomo's words of wisdom inspired her to push through the rough patches.
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It's definitely a gamble (as you can assume most of Shailene Woodley's suggestions might be), but once you pass through the smelly transitional period, it's smooth sailing from there.
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That scared a lot of folks, in that it fueled this argument it is not smooth sailing and there isn&apost broad agreement among even Republicans on this subject.
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"That stuff's hard," Obama concluded in the video for BuzzFeed, which has partnered with a nonprofit, nonpartisan app called TurboVote to help make the voter registration process smooth sailing.
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In addition to helming Tesla, SpaceX, and The Boring Company, it appears Musk's personal life hasn't been smooth sailing either, which could have also contributed to his irresponsible tweeting.
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But the smooth-sailing of Gorsuch's nomination makes it all the more likely that President Trump and his successors in both parties will focus their search on such nominees.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and is expected to face smooth sailing.
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Needless to say, the social and logistical challenges of swapping one fleet of vehicles for another are, as yet, only dimly understood and highly unlikely to be smooth sailing.
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I didn't want to have it be completely smooth sailing because I think that anybody who's the first at anything is confronted with a lot of obstacles and challenges.
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It certainly hasn't all been smooth sailing when it comes to Blac Chyna's relationship with fiancé Rob Kardashian's family, but things are looking up – especially now that Chyna is expecting.
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Jennifer Lopez and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez might consistently prove time and again that they're the definition of couple goals, but Lopez's love life hasn't always been quite this smooth sailing.
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Shannon Beador and her estranged husband David Beador may have reached a temporary settlement in their divorce, but that doesn't mean all is smooth sailing between the two of them.
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Though Chloe Kohanski's journey on season 13 of The Voice wasn't always smooth sailing, she learned a lot about herself along the way as she was ultimately crowned the winner.
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As Alibaba takes the leap away from being a pure play e-commerce company into the cloud computing space, the road ahead might not be smooth sailing, according to experts.
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Rather, it's a lot like getting a shot; yes, you will feel a small pinch for a moment, but after a second, it's all smooth sailing and a healthier life.
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Winfrey has zero political experience, and while the same is true for Trump, it is certainly fair to say that having a novice president has not been, well, smooth sailing.
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"I wish I could say that it was smooth sailing from this point on, but sometimes things have to get a whole lot worse before they get better," Baldwin says.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) and is expected to have relatively smooth sailing.
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He added a fourth 3-pointer late in the period as Golden State increased the margin as high as 14 before having relatively smooth sailing the rest of the way.
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But you can't just jump in a balloon to track the weather and expect it to be all smooth sailing, both on and off the ground, as the trailer suggests.
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The point here: Just because all 53 Senate Republicans agreed to the topline concept of the initial rules resolution for the Senate trial doesn't mean it's been smooth sailing since.
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With a new set of swimsuit selfies, Halsey and G-Eazy continue to drop major hints that they're back together — but it's not all smooth sailing for the recently reunited couple.
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Of course, it's not all smooth sailing with this crew — made up of pals Barrett Young, Chelsi Pugliese, Danielle McNeil, Evan Tauber, Korey Warzala, Max Craddock, Rachel McGowan and Vanessa Cavanaugh.
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Of course, like any trip with a friend, it wasn't all smooth sailing either: We got into a small argument on our last day when we were rushing to the airport.
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On Monday, Brunt opened up about his first date Kelly with first date while they attended the 2016 Met Gala – and let's just say it wasn't all smooth sailing it first.
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Davidson, 39, tells PEOPLE that she was forced to make some last-minute adjustments for the bash due to the inclement weather, but that it was smooth sailing in the end.
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But among the new codes on the books, a few legislatures took time to tackle measures that might not appear so crucial to the smooth sailing of the ship of state.
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"It was just smooth sailing and no panic," Spithill said after the race, adding that he was "not yet satisfied" with the performance his crew were getting out of their catamaran.
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It has been mostly smooth sailing so far for Rutgers, off to its first 10.33-0 start in seven seasons and having brought an ugly road losing streak to an end.
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But it hasn't been smooth sailing in recent years with a slump in global milk prices harming the country's major export commodity and low inflation causing a persistent monetary policy headache.
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In the poll, 55% of respondents said they approved of how Trump is handling the economy, a robust number that might normally predict smooth sailing to reelection for an incumbent president.
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Actress Beanie Feldstein's love life may have been less than smooth sailing in the 2019 coming-of-age comedy Booksmart, but offscreen, she's seems to have a permanent case of butterflies.
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It was smooth sailing in Asia; MSCI's world stocks index set a new record high after reassuring Chinese data and Washington had said it no longer deemed Beijing a currency manipulator.
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The measure spent most of the second half of 2017 at or below 10 as hedge funds continued to bet successfully on smooth sailing for the stock market ... until last week.
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The fear is that they could be caving to Trump and political pressure, they may err on the side of smooth sailing so there will be more traditional type (Fed) nominees.
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" FROM PEN: Highlights of Luann & Tom D'Agostino Jr.'s Wedding And life seemed to be smooth sailing (often literally ) as of last month, when she told PEOPLE: "Married life is so blissful.
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Over the weekend, the Jersey Shore stars' volatile relationship seemed to be smooth sailing as Ortiz-Magro and Harley, who share 6-month-old daughter Ariana, relaxed on a boat in Miami.
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"Although light has already become visible at the end of the tunnel, the road ahead will not be smooth sailing," foreign minister Wang Yi told a news briefing in Beijing on Thursday.
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"Just because RBS is in a much better place than it was a decade ago doesn't mean it's all smooth sailing from here," said Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index.
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But, if you're like me, and have little to no attachment to your physical appearance and trust implicitly in the kindness of extremely gifted strangers, this look should be totally smooth sailing.
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PiscesFebruary 19 to March 20If you've been experiencing some emotional roadblocks in the last three weeks, you'll be happy to hear that it's going to be smooth sailing from December 6 onward.
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At the Deadline Hollywood This Is Us Emmy panel, Fogelman teased what's ahead for some of the show's most beloved pairs — and it won't be smooth sailing for every one of them.
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While the first cut was smooth sailing, and it almost felt therapeutic to get rid of my relaxed ends, it wasn't until the second round when shit really started to sink in.
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Nor is it always smooth sailing: nautical literature is often a litany of things going wrong, of solutions improvised, of struggling sailors being developed into great ones… or never developing at all.
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Definitely seems like the waters have been calmer for the Poyers lately -- there was a lot of drama with other attractive girls last year -- but it sure looks like smooth sailing now.
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Clinton's campaign has not been smooth sailing since it launching last year, but aides have grown more confident in recent weeks that their candidate will win the Iowa caucuses on February 1.
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G2 Esports should have one of the best teams in pro Rocket League, but it hasn't been smooth sailing ever since they acquired the first Rocket League Championship Series winners from iBUYPOWER.
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I surprisingly had some issues getting the feature to work again with the latest version of iPadOs and the GM of Catalina, but everything should be smooth sailing by the final release.
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"I still have six weeks before I can put weight on my right leg and put my foot on the ground, but after that it should be pretty smooth sailing," he said.
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But the delivery wasn't exactly smooth sailing -- 35-year-old Serena says there were "a lot of complications" at the hospital that required them to stay there for 6 or 7 days.
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The money was coming in and it was smooth sailing until one day, while in Australia, Kenny woke up and just didn't feel like he was doing what he loved any longer.
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Cruise operated with an unusual amount of autonomy after the purchase by GM, although Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt last year told a Fortune event that it was "not smooth sailing" at first.
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Diehl said in a phone interview that he thinks spreadsheets have ultimately helped strengthen and expand the finance industry for the better, but it wasn't always smooth sailing, especially at the start.
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What's happening: After years of remarkably smooth sailing, 2019 has brought market volatility and some concern about whether the economy can keep adding jobs at a fast enough pace to sustain the expansion.
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Keibler said pregnancy was smooth sailing the first time around, when she announced she and Pobre, a tech entrepreneur, were expecting a baby shortly after the couple tied the knot in March 2014.
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Aside from her dog's scuffle with an opossum last week, it's smooth sailing for the it-girl, and appearing in a movie alongside actresses like Charlize Theron and Amanda Seyfried doesn't hurt either.
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As Vox's Emily Stewart reported, despite his standing with New Yorkers, de Blasio sees himself as an underdog and has plowed ahead despite relative unpopularity: De Blasio's presidential campaign hasn't been smooth sailing.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen leaves her post after four years this week, and during her tenure it was smooth sailing for stocks, with tech shares doubling and financial stocks springing back to life.
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When he was ready for round two, Shelton smartly set his sights on the Country Music Capital of the World, but it wasn't exactly smooth sailing for him to set up shop in Nashville.
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Red Sox 6, A's 4 A quick burst of offense made for smooth sailing for Chris Sale as Boston avoided a three-game sweep with a win over visiting Oakland in the series finale.
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Sources close to Trump say the working relationship between Bannon and Priebus has been smooth sailing so far, but many in Washington are wondering whether one of them will end up wielding more influence.
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Whatever the implication, it suggests years of smooth sailing in debt and equity markets may be coming to an end and that volatility may be driven by more than a fear of a correction.
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The company gave no details on Packer's health issues, but recent years have not been smooth sailing for either Crown or its high-profile director, the only son of late media mogul Kerry Packer.
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As of the season 3 premiere, Maura and Vicki are a couple, but it won't be all smooth sailing for the women as Maura still feels a lingering sense of unhappiness in her transition journey.
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Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo were thrust into the spotlight after their engagement aired on ABC's hit reality show, and the couple admits in a new interview their relationship hasn't been totally smooth sailing.
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It takes a while for her to warm up, but as soon as Ben LOLs at her calling him a "white boy" on the spa's shuffleboard court, it's smooth sailing in a sea of bubbles.
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Travelers are most likely to get stuck in Houston but experience smooth sailing in Honolulu, the electric supply and home decor company found, based on five years of data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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"We're advising our clients to be ready to seize any potential market window to issue because it's not going to be smooth sailing," Marco Spano, Mediobanca's head of debt capital markets for financial institutions, said.
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While our departure was a bit bumpy, partly thanks to the fact that it was a warm day, it was smooth sailing once we got a bit further from the airport and started to climb.
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"Like all too many responses to crises of many kinds, Fairbanks' comment on the breach reads as overly formal and inauthentic," Ariel Robinson, a cybersecurity consultant and Senior Policy Strategist at Smooth Sailing Solutions, said.
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Whether you've been globe-trotting with your longtime sweetheart, or you're booking plane tickets for two for the first time, here are some key ways to make sure your adventure is nothing but smooth sailing.
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The UFC honcho opened up about his working relationship with the WWE tycoon on Ric Flair's podcast this week ... and while he says it hasn't always been smooth sailing, it's obvious he respects the guy.
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It hasn't always been smooth sailing — voters in Washington rejected an Inslee-supported carbon fee in 2768 — but the governor hoped to quickly build a profile by focusing relentlessly on the dire threat to humanity.
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Amazon has been lauded for its immense and efficient logistics operation, but protests like these point to how it's not always smooth sailing, and that Amazon's gains come at a labor price (for now, at least).
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Actor Brian Austin Green opened up about making his marriage to actress Megan Fox work in the latest episode of the …with Brian Austin Green podcast, admitting that building a life together isn't always smooth sailing.
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This isn't always smooth sailing: If the game glitches mid-stream, as it often does, hosts have to vamp their hearts out, in hopes of keeping frustrated players from bailing while the technical difficulties are resolved.
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The failure of Republicans to vote on a bill to replace Obamacare in March suggests that there may not be the smooth sailing hoped for when Republicans won the White House and both chambers of Congress.
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But after we found a digital partner that was as exacting as we wanted to be, in regards to creative control and curating the stores that it distributed to, things got a lot more smooth sailing.
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"The route ahead can't possibly all be smooth sailing," Mr. Xi himself said during a speech to the commission in April, according to a summary of his speech issued by Xinhua, the official Chinese news agency.
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Cohen said that it hasn&apost always been smooth sailing but maintained that services such as its 24/7 hotline should remain a top priority because it&aposs what sets Chewy apart from other online stores.
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Federer's ninth successive defeat of the burly Czech, this time 53-25(22) 21977-3 6-4, was not all smooth sailing for the 36-year-old who snapped at umpire Fergus Murphy in the first set.
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But between the tears and screaming matches, Jax and Brittany seem to have found the time to make some major strides in their wedding planning over the past six months (though it hasn't all been smooth sailing).
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While Wall Street analysts are anticipating a rally if Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton wins the presidency and Republicans retain control of Congress, well-known market bull Jeremey Siegel warned it may not all be smooth sailing ahead.
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After Lace Morris' tumultuous first night with Bachelor Nation bad boy Chad Johnson, it's been smooth sailing with good guy Grant Kemp, but a new sneak peek at Monday's episode shows there may be choppy waters ahead.
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China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, called on the United States and North Korea to hold talks as soon as possible, saying that at a news briefing in Beijing on Thursday that things "will not be smooth sailing".
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Announcing DeepMind's Moorfields research project last month, co-founder Mustafa Suleyman, referred back to the Royal Free collaboration — tacitly acknowledging the not-so-smooth sailing of the project in an almost-but-not-quite mea culpa moment.
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"Until there were red flags on security risks, it was smooth sailing for them in Europe," Thorsten Benner, a founder and director of the Global Public Policy Institute, a policy think tank in Berlin, said of Huawei.
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They are all working on what they call an "interrogation" of "The Jazz Singer," and it's not smooth sailing as they scrutinize the movie, issues of representation and artistic responsibility, and their evolving attitudes toward one another.
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In fact, if the stock surges past the $90.50 level, "he's betting it'll be smooth sailing all the way up to $103 bucks as it fills in the gap from the big late-February decline," Cramer said.
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Small business employees wear many hats — including those of accountant, PR professional and marketing manager – but the methods above can help streamline your workload, increase efficiency and ensure smooth sailing when you're managing your business from the road.
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Members on both sides of the aisle are worried that it's all a slippery slope that leads to lowering the threshold for legislation, which would make it smooth sailing for whatever party is in power to pass bills.
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"It's not been a smooth sailing weekend in terms of pace," commented Hamilton, who was slower than Rosberg in practice and made a mistake on his first quick lap of the final qualifying session when he ran wide.
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While the entire cast assured journalists Bughead is rock solid in season 3 — "As of right now, they're together and they're strong," Reinhart said amid filming for episode 8 — we shouldn't expect endless smooth sailing for the couple.
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The U.S. equity market is poised for "smooth sailing" through year-end even as the ebullient mood on Wall Street signals trouble later in 232, said Doug Ramsey, chief investment officer at The Leuthold Group LLC in Minneapolis.
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But the U.S. equity market is poised for "smooth sailing" through year-end even as the ebullient mood on Wall Street signals trouble later in 2018, Doug Ramsey, chief investment officer at The Leuthold Group LLC in Minneapolis.
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Maybe that pattern isn't true for every project, but the lesson of Politics Across the Hudson is that once the government had a plan and timing on its side, it was (relatively) smooth-sailing to the finish line.
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The U.S. equity market is poised for "smooth sailing" through year-end even as the ebullient mood on Wall Street signals trouble later in 2292.20, said Doug Ramsey, chief investment officer at The Leuthold Group LLC in Minneapolis.
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"If we get out of Iowa with a win, I think It's going to be not clear sailing but overwhelmingly smooth sailing from here on," he said in a call with precinct workers that CNN obtained access to.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "After Rocky Start, Smooth Sailing on Intrepid for Trump and Turnbull" (news article, May 5): I am an Australian citizen with a special and unreserved regard for the people of the United States.
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It hasn&apost been perfectly smooth sailing: There are still those in the community who are skeptical of Microsoft&aposs role of steward of the site, given its past history of antagonism to open source under previous leadership.
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But it's the necessary first step if Republicans are to do that this year, and unless three or more Republican senators defect (or 24 House members do), it'll be smooth sailing for the repeal effort from there on out.
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But given that body's recent history of delaying and obstructing the president's nominees for a variety of federal offices—as well as Hayden's very public opposition to the Patriot Act—her confirmation process is unlikely to be smooth sailing.
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While he admits that Khan's tenure has been anything but smooth sailing, Sammy points to mitigating circumstances, not least the vaguely shabby state in which he found the club and the fact that he has spent considerable sums since.
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Bitcoin cruised past $1.353,000 for the first time this week, but it hasn't been smooth sailing for all after Tether — a company that helps exchanges convert fiat currency to token — said today that a hacker snatched nearly $31 million.
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Driving in Phoenix: Wide lanes and smooth sailing Many companies, including Cruise, test self-driving vehicles in Phoenix and its suburbs due to the ideal weather conditions, well maintained roads, minimal pedestrian/cyclist/vehicle traffic, and favorable regulatory environment.
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Even if it looks like your cruise will be smooth sailing, think about how you are getting to your cruise departure point, as a flight delay or cancellation because of a storm may lead to you missing your boat.
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As they settle into their new roles as girlfriend and boyfriend, the teens discover that road to love isn't always smooth sailing, but there's one scene in the new Netflix original that makes the bumpy journey totally worth it.
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The conceptually ambitious tax reform concept House Republicans have been pushing has been a hard lift, but now that Trump has embraced the idea that tax cuts don't necessarily need to be paid for, it should be smooth sailing.
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There is no denying that Pandora is one of the premier music providers, but given Spotify recently eclipsed 100 million active users and Apple and Amazon have only recently busted onto the scene, it might not be smooth sailing for Pandora.
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While in theory it is possible that Congress could reauthorize the independent counsel law as Schumer suggests, it would not necessarily be smooth sailing given that Republicans control the Senate and he would need bipartisan support for any new measure.
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During a panel at Comic-Con, Turner addressed the tension that many fans noticed between Sansa and Jon, saying that she thinks things with Dany will be smooth sailing as long as Sansa manages to keep control of the North.
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"Now that the breakaway Democrats have agreed to return and it looks like smooth sailing, the one final hiccup would be if one of these two seats — in the Bronx or in Westchester — were to go Republican," Ms. Foderaro said.
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" But with this cast, it can only be smooth sailing for so long — and by that evening, Mike was already starting to stir up drama when he began speculating that Ronnie's "horrible decisions stem from the drinking and the partying.
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Tombot's promised delivery of August 2020 is still a long way's off, so they have time for a few hiccups along the way, but reaching its funding goal already doesn't mean it's going to be smooth sailing from here on out.
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Alvey – along with UFC vets Diego Sanchez, Joe Lauzon and Jake Ellenberger – put on a grappling seminar during their weeklong trip to visit our troops ... and it was smooth sailing until one yoked-out serviceman got a hold of his neck.
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That's not to say that it's all smooth sailing ahead, though; for all their hard work and good luck, in the world of modern country and Americana music, the Secret Sisters are still at a marked disadvantage due to their gender.
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It has not been smooth sailing for the International Tennis Federation (ITF) since it announced the radical revamp with some accusing the organization of selling the soul of a competition loved by tennis diehards, but which had slowly lost its luster.
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Fox News had seen plenty of controversies through the years but rarely changed course, amid smooth sailing on the Nielsen ratings front — until, that is, Ailes was suddenly gone, followed nine months later by most of its dominant primetime lineup.
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It hasn't all been smooth sailing — several CLT panels cracked and collapsed during construction of an Oregon State University building in March 2018; plans for a wooden tower in Portland, Oregon, fell through — but the tailwinds behind mass timber are strong.
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While Miranda's attempt to help the island hasn't completely been smooth sailing, projects like last night's episode of The Tonight Show demonstrate the power of his work, and why Hamilton struck a chord for so many in the first place.
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"To minimize the possibility of manufacturing setbacks we will enter the manufacturing stage with at least one back-up supplier for each component pre-located and my product commercialization experts will help ensure smooth sailing from our suppliers and factories," the project states.
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Let's not forget that it will take a long period of smooth sailing to extricate the Federal Reserve from the commitments entailed by the activist role that it has taken in order to maintain market stability in the years since the financial crisis.
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For years, the beauty and fashion industries have been missing the mark when it comes to styling natural hair The past few years have seen brands, TV shows, runways, and campaigns include more diverse models, but this progress hasn't all been smooth sailing.
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The four-decade roller-coaster ride of Grandmaster Flash, now 58, is a tale as improbable and as distinctly New York as that of hip-hop itself, filled with raw creativity, fame, drugs, broken friendships, lawsuits and, finally, something like smooth sailing.
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That's not to say this Oscar season will be smooth sailing for Phoenix: Though he's been willing to do more press and audience Q&As for "Joker" than is usually expected of him, he'll never be the shake-hands-and-kiss-babies type.
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Sullivan continues to be a professor in good standing at Harvard Law School, and seems to have been deposed at least in part because outside the four walls of the Weinstein controversy, he and Robinson were not running a particularly smooth-sailing ship.
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"There are increasing risks and caution over the economic outlook in 2019, but jobless claims say the seas are calm and it looks to be smooth sailing for the economy for now," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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But it wasn't all smooth sailing for Mitchard from there: 13 years after the success of The Deep End of the Ocean, Mitchard received a nightmarish phone call: All of her bank accounts – including funds set aside for her children's college education, were empty.
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If the film and television studios get their way in May, Universal, Warner and Sony could be in for smooth sailing in their campaign to blacklist KickassTorrents, as well as in any of its inevitable attempts to stop Aussies from pirating in the future.
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"All attempts at IDing the author include the guesser's knowledge—and biases—of the people at play, their motives, their personalities, their roles and circumstances," Ariel Robinson, a linguist and policy strategist at the consulting firm Smooth Sailing Solutions, told me in an online chat.
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Durant outscored James 38-28 and 33-26 in the first two games of the 27 Finals, leading Golden State to overpowering 21-21950 and 260-22014 victories that cleared the path to a relatively smooth-sailing trip to a five-game championship run.
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While chatting about how they manage to prioritize each other's sexual needs, Hough revealed that it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the couple, who celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary on Monday, confessing that they've sought out professional help to keep their relationship thriving.
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While chatting about how they manage to prioritize each other's sexual needs, Hough revealed that it hasn't always been smooth sailing for the couple, who celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary in July, confessing that they've sought out professional help to keep their relationship thriving.
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But aside from the few bumpy minutes it took to navigate that stretch — and one East River boat being taken out of service because of mechanical issues — it was otherwise smooth sailing on the first day of the new ferry line in the city.
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For the most part, nursing for me has been pretty smooth sailing, save for a savage biting phase at around 10 months that came thisclose to shutting it all down (nothing makes you realize how sharp tiny new baby teeth are like a chomp to the nipple).
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"Perhaps best of all, Smith notes that Micron has a floor of support at $25.84, about a buck and a half below where it's currently trading, which makes this a low-risk entry point, as she believes Micron could have smooth sailing ... to the $34 level," Cramer said.
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But before we keep the champagne (presumably a French bottle) flowing, here is a gentle nudge as to what could go wrong and why it may not all be smooth sailing in what are very choppy waters for Macron if he is elected into the Elysee on May 7.
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Clearly Chase and his father have their own issues to work out (not going to lie, that was pretty awkward when Chase basically flat-out asked his dad why he left his mom in front of JoJo) but all of that aside, it was pretty much smooth sailing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - June 2018 was a blue-sky month for the Federal Reserve, with strong economic growth, low unemployment, and inflation expected to top the U.S. central bank's 2% target for the year - smooth sailing for an interest rate hike then and two more over the following six months.
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For the Crystal Serenity, the biggest luxury liner ever to complete the passage, it was smooth sailing on waters that in the Terror's day were covered by sea ice so impenetrable that it trapped the ship and another British vessel as they sought a route across the top of North America.
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" Though she looks relaxed in the photos, it wasn't all smooth sailing for the shoot, Simpson dishes to us: "My mom and I worked together on the styling for this shoot, and as luck would have it, a trunk from our showrooms in NY was lost in transit the day before the shoot!
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The stumble comes as Cruz and Fiorina are still trying to find their footing as would-be running mates (not exactly smooth sailing if this GIF is anything go by), and the junior senator is struggling to catch up with GOP front-runner Donald Trump in polls for the Indiana primary on Tuesday.
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The pilot is told by Gander which point to head towards, programs the ending waypoint into autopilot, and the rest is smooth sailing—all because Gander does the difficult organizational work of keeping the hundreds of planes making the crossing on non-intersecting tracks with at least 140 miles separating each plane.
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Takeaways: Expect the Fed to raise rates again in December Unemployment could fall below 4% Banks are due for some regulatory relief Powell's testimony was "middle of the road, don't rock the economy's boat," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG said Bottom line: Bloomberg says Powell "should have smooth sailing to confirmation."
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"So, if you already own it, like my charitable trust does, Boroden thinks you could have smooth sailing until next month, and if you don't own it, then maybe think about waiting for that next sell-off in September, if it holds these levels, to pull the trigger," the "Mad Money" host said.
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It falls to Niceta, primarily, to carry out not only the aesthetic vision of the first lady for the dinner itself, but also make for smooth sailing the finer details like guest lists, invitations, seating charts, entertainment, arrivals, menu coordination, decor, and perhaps the most stressful, the timing of the entire evening.
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Views from the 6 is dropping soon and unexpected Beyoncé album aside, things are looking like smooth sailing *the studio door buzzer sounds, announcing a potential guest* Drake: More celebrators for celebrating, I presume *40 walks over to the security camera and his eye widen* 40: Ahh...Drake: Well, let them in.
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Employing some takeaways from my first foray into non-monogamy hasn't meant that it's always smooth sailing, but I have found that going through the list above has been helpful in keeping heartache to a minimum while enjoying a lifestyle that—if it's a good fit—can change the way you experience yourself and the world around you.
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It's been pretty smooth sailing for the Texan, who, despite facing a tough road ahead, has performed pretty consistently -- none of his fellow deep-red conservatives mounted a significant challenge and is now well-positioned to emerge as the Trump's opponent in a final that could go multiple overtimes on the floor of the Cleveland convention in July.
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Legislating: B- Until the end of the year, this would have been an easy F. For a Republican president whose party controlled Congress and whose party disagreed on very little when it came to policy — a wave of right-wing legislation akin to the sweeping changes of President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society should have been smooth sailing.
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It hasn't exactly been smooth sailing since then: The company has filled Facebook's year with a disproportionate amount of bad press that will undoubtedly provide a nice background to whichever David Fincher film eventually chronicles the rise of Oculus VR. Let's see what's happened… Despite all this trouble, in Facebook's wake nearly every tech company out there has had to consider its strategy for the new medium moving forward.
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