When you step into a self-driving vehicle, you will be taking a risk, just as you do whenever you step into a human-driven vehicle.
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It's her first clear day, and she sees — knows — she has to step into her own body, and her present life, before she can step into love.
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Just as I need him to step into his purpose, I need you to also remove any hesitation or worry you still carry, and step into your own.
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" She continued: "I wanted to step into the light.
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You'll be prepped and ready to step into the spotlight.
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"It's exciting to step into a leadership role," he says.
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Click on to step into what adulthood really feels like.
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I felt like I had to step into that role.
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What was it like to first step into the prisons?
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Miguel Patricio will step into the role on July 1.
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Step into your slippers and order some cookies on Seamless.
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Anyone can step into this role and make a dance.
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Take a step into the future and evolve with BlackBerry.
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Time to step into choice gear - from face to toe.
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"Step into the daylight and let it go," she writes.
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Now go step into your greatness – it's waiting for you.
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It's intimidating to step into the world of fitness blogs.
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To step into the ring you have to be brave.
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As visitors step into the final gallery, many gasp audibly.
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Henry, 53, will step into the top job on Jan.
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China especially seems ready to step into the looming vacuum.
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Peel off your hibernation wardrobe and step into the light.
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What's it been like to step into a design role?
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So I had to step into her agility and power.
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Other candidates could not step into such a direct role.
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I wanted to step into that power a little bit.
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Step into the new story you are willing to create.
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Pella is the latest to step into the dual role.
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I'm ready to step into the studio and start rehearsing.
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Now, Harris could potentially step into the role of kingmaker.
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Order dawdling batsmen to step into the box — like men!
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Samsung was quick to take responsibility and step into action.
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" Later, he noted, "You go into a transaction like this, you step into it, you hope you never have to litigate but you step into it with the expectation that you may have to litigate.
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Because you can never step into the same startup zeitgeist twice.
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The new filter is yet another step into AR from Snapchat.
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These too-perfect creatures are a clear step into the unreal.
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This is a wonderful time to step into the spotlight, Gemini!
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"This was really [a] great first step into it," Petsch says.
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We're so excited to step into this new stage in life.
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Henry McMaster to step into the role of South Carolina governor.
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Central banks are now being forced to step into the breach.
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The latest to hand to step into the spotlight is Adele's.
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The timeless VW Beetle is about to step into the future.
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Now, in Avengers: Infinity War, all six step into the forefront.
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Step into the season in major style for less with Nordstrom.
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The cosmetics giant is taking its first step into wearable technology.
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Financial services giant Fidelity is taking a huge step into cryptocurrency.
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For both companies, the card represents a step into new territory.
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The makeup forces me to step into that glammed-up persona.
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Ever wonder what it's like to step into a hacker's shoes?
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The card is a step into new territory for both companies.
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I don't want to step into the conversation in that way.
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A handful of new picture books step into this difficult fray.
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It was like a step into an absolutely brand new world.
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She even got her husband, Nick, to step into the ring.
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I step into my shoes and don't bother to tie them.
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I step into the water and close the float-tank door.
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There's more than one way to step into the Disrupt spotlight.
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She might step into a more active role in the company.
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Lesjak will step into the role of interim chief operating officer.
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Breitbart News is taking a step into the live events business.
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"You can't step into Walmart and buy those parts," said Lahey.
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When voters step into the ballot box, they rank the candidates.
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I took one step into the gallery and burst into tears.
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The family's first step into this new realm was perfectly timed.
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Vogue Arabia's June issue was its first step into such waters.
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Take a step into James Corden's head and find … Jeff Goldblum?
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Few leaders are prepared to step into the ring with him.
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Ntilikina will step into a Knicks team still rife with issues.
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"The first step into the pipeline is a developer," Troy says.
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A friendly doorman welcomes you as you arrive and step into ...
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Those who can step into the shoes of another are powerful.
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So it's very intimidating to me to step into that again.
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Do not, it goes without saying, step into the lion pit.
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Ready to take the next step into the world of gaming?
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You step into the river of your history, wrinkle, step out.
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You can step into your power in a multitude of ways.
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Weiner will step into a new role as LinkedIn's executive chairman.
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Then, suddenly, you step into somebody's political beliefs and oh boy.
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Should big business step into the breach where politics is gridlocked?
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The moon enters Sagittarius, encouraging you to step into the spotlight!
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Why are high-potential employees afraid to step into the spotlight?
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The DNC, then, was a great vague step into the unknown.
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With each character that I step into, I find myself releasing a little bit of judgment, whether it's conscious or unconscious, and able to love more wholly each time I step into a new person's shoes.
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Look, you go into a transaction like this, you step into it, you hope you never have to litigate it, but you step into it with the expectation you may have to litigate, so you prepare.
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With Halloween approaching, now's your chance to step into Sansa's new persona.
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In Season Two, we step into Van's life a little bit more.
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It is unclear if he will step into the acting commissioner position.
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You step into the Batsuit for just a little over an hour.
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It wasn't just a promotion; it was a step into Westworld itself.
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Activists are trying to force congressional lawmakers to step into the breach.
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Salesforce buys Demandware for $2.8B, taking a big step into e-commerce
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This, then, is a significant step into Chinese living rooms for Nintendo.
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So, when he suggests that she step into Abby's role — why not?
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If so it would mark a very clear step into Grab's territory.
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Once the ceremony comes to an end, they step into the cafeteria.
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We're prepared to step into the spotlight, crack jokes and get creative.
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It's a neat step into the voice-controlled entertainment center of tomorrow.
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ISIS still exists, mere miles away, and could step into any void.
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They're even denied the opportunity to step into a place of worship.
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Instead, he took only one step into the court, ceding the point.
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That said, Denholm doesn't step into the job with a clean sheet.
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QuantifyBoneparth breaks down this step into two parts: how much and when.
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You're not trying to walk, just trying to step into the box.
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Moving to Apple represented a step into a new industry for Ahrendts.
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So, deep breaths, you might just have to step into this minefield.
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The choice to step into my identity was taken away from me.
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You step into this week with your personal power at a high.
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One guy's not gonna step into that role and do it all.
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Who will be the next creator to step into its sizable shoes?
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Zacheads and Vanessamaniacs, here's your chance to step into your idols' shoes.
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Robert Pattinson is ready to step into Batman's shoes — and his Batsuit.
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The purchase is Ikea's first step into the on-demand platform space.
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That leaves little room for young physicians to step into leadership positions.
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The platform takes its next step into the future of e-commerce.
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No one should have had to step into that red dress again.
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I think what is helpful is to step into each other's worlds.
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Trump becomes the first sitting US president to step into North Korea.
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Scorpio season begins and you step into your power and personal magnetism.
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What if you could step into the world of A Quiet Place?
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Similar upsets are allowing several nontraditional names to step into the spotlight.
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Some step into the road dressed as scarecrows, some as Gallic knights.
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The magic is being the first person to step into the space.
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After its step into the Texas race, the DCCC faces intense scrutiny.
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But then again: there's always people willing to step into a vacancy.
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Finally, Europe may step into the vacuum left by the United States.
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K., you've made a step forward, now let's step into something else.
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"The M.T.A. needs to take a step into the future," she said.
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"This deal would represent a huge step into the unknown," added Benn.
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It's here that the Nighttime Industries Association (NTIA) step into the picture.
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Fearing another punitive assignment, Raymond waited for Campbell to step into the office.
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And then, unlike the games of the past, we can step into it.
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"The Apodi project was our first step into the solar industry," Eitrheim added.
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The Fitbit Blaze was a sort of half-step into the smartwatch world.
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The moment you step into the room with her, you are already friends.
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In 45 short minutes, they'd proudly step into the future as American citizens.
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Lululemon is about to step into the shoe business in a bigger way.
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This is the role that the Tunai Drum are ready to step into.
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"I'm sure somebody else will step into the void they left," Vickery said.
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It's a tech company, and it's about to step into completely unknown territory.
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It's hard to imagine any president will ever step into a worse situation.
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If he does step into the race, Clybun is expected to endorse Clinton.
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" He added: "We will develop step by step into a globally operating company.
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Step into the flashing lights and start seeing things the Kanye way, friends.
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Why did he want to step into a flickering, black-and-white past?
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I'm getting ready to step into eternity and I never lived my life.
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Her Anita Hill is tremulous and uncertain, reluctant to step into the spotlight.
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When will Facebook users be able to step into their own virtual experiences?
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Nas sources are adamant the rapper would NEVER step into a blistering showdown.
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The good news is that companies appear willing to step into the void.
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The vehicle is a further step into the world of electrification for Polestar.
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I was part of a world that someone could buy and step into.
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So, now you can seriously step into the room like it's a catwalk.
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Have a long hard think about the club you're about to step into.
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It's that gamble, you're all in every time you step into the Octagon.
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"I'm always impressed whenever I step into our dinosaur room," says Dr. Schwarz.
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Is there any plan to step into the market there and buy bonds?
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It mattered that he was there, that he could step into that role.
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The omens are not good for those who step into the top job.
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In an unscripted moment, Kim also invited Moon to step into the North.
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With pounding hearts, Gertrude and I hold hands and step into the house.
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I think it's going to take something for LeBron to step into that.
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This being Davos, other national leaders are ready to step into the limelight.
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This is a first step into a whole new world of 3D capture.
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Kevin Dow, for one, doesn't plan to ever step into a church again.
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Stakeholders on all sides have pressed the SEC to step into the void.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Step into one of the more than 20193,22019 H&M (HMb.
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The moon enters Leo this morning, inspiring you to step into the spotlight.
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Which is exactly where LEVELZ, a 14-piece collective, step into the picture.
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Once you step into Babymetal's world, you realize how surreal it all is.
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I had to stretch, and often, just to step into the batter's box.
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Were you nervous to step into a role this dark and occasionally graphic?
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No more waiting until 16, no challenge, and a missing step into adulthood.
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These are turbulent times for any new leader to step into the fray.
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And creating this tiny, serene bead is their first step into the unknown.
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Once guests step into your home, they have a higher expectation of privacy.
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Her daughter had only to step into traffic, to veer off the curb.
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When you step into the trailer, you're greeted by a multifunctional living space.
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We step into the Davos dawn and start walking down the icy sidewalk.
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They can code them, too, to take a first step into computer programming.
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Mercury isn't Boxer's first step into the private sector since leaving the Senate.
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Goldman Sachs is taking one more step into the world of ordinary consumers.
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I felt I could step into this league and I could play here.
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League of Legends is taking a big step into the world of fashion.
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He said it's time for COO Sheryl Sandberg to step into the role.
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When do you step into the process in the lifespan of a lawsuit?
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Otherwise, Hamas could step into the void when Abbas dies or steps down.
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Granted, there are visible clues as soon as you step into the Almeida.
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After dinner, step into the side street and Hoi An's main night market.
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We as New Yorkers can step into that breach and help solve this problem.
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have taken a further step into their divorce proceedings.
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You become aware of Anicka Yi's work before you even step into the gallery.
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Generally, courts are reluctant to step into fights between the executive branch and Congress.
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We are left defenseless once they step into our shoes and speak for us.
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Like a side-step into the path of the official and then [move] back.
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ABBA fans: dust off your platforms and prepare to step into a time machine.
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Vegas odds favor Floyd, but McGregor will step into that ring already the victor.
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Because of this, the game makes it easy to step into the protagonist's shoes.
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The c-style language is visually pleasing, and a great first step into learning.
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And you can feel that pride as soon as you step into the arena.
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We step into the gorgeous theater and stop by the bar on the way.
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Two actors are about to step into Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal shoes!
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HappyPlayTime's cartoon vulva feels like a baby step into the hyperrealistic world of OMGYes.
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What was it like to step into the shoes of someone who's more reserved?
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I wanted to step into the photo, to hold his hand, to kiss him.
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After checking out the Tilt, head over to Willis Tower and step into Skydeck.
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Two more members of the Cyrus family are about to step into the spotlight.
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It starts at $35,000 and marks the company's first step into the mass market.
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According to Airbnb's own reports, the company's step into services has been largely successful.
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The Carpool Karaoke series is easily Apple's most notable step into video content yet.
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Josh might not realize it, but he's about to step into a horror movie.
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Of course, any next step into the Venator cage will depend on Miller's weight.
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Every time I step into a classroom, I'm met with students eager to learn.
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So Bob Mueller decided he would step into this vacuum and send a message.
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"You go on a boat, and immediately step into a different universe," he said.
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The moon enters Aries, encouraging you to be bold and step into the spotlight.
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Step into any American bar, and you'll likely find Buffalo wings on the menu.
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Attendees at one event could step into a photo booth and create animated GIFs.
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Other actors will step into the breach, and extract profits — and loyalty — in return.
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It is not a role Germany has shown a real willingness to step into.
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At that point, the company's investigators step into the mix to vet borrowers further.
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The insurer sees an opportunity to step into county markets that competitors have abandoned.
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But before you step into yet another retailer, look online for your next purchase.
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It remains to be seen whether Fishburne will step into that role as well.
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Chris Kempczinski, previously president at McDonald's, will now step into the role of CEO.
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The losing parties typically cry foul, hold their nose and then step into parliament.
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Here, Dillashaw walks backwards, hiding his intentions to switch step into the Balmoral special.
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If you're also enrolled in T.S.A. PreCheck, you can step into that particular lane.
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I've never done this before so it's a bit of a step into uncertainty.
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Movies, he said, give you a Walter Mitty portal to step into wondrous worlds.
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They're easily moved by stories of suffering and step into the breach to heal.
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What was it like to step into a role like that in this moment?
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But other likely candidates will work just as aggressively to step into that vacuum.
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I get off the plane, and step into a different landscape, language and culture.
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Did you step into those jeans or did you have to jump into them?
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You are asked to step into leadership roles either through student government or organizations.
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When you step into The Clubhouse, everything — and we mean everything — is fair game.
|
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Witchcraft is one means for women to be able to step into their power.
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If the Grants abandoned their business tomorrow, someone else would step into the void.
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If other countries step into buy those treasuries, then interest rates could remain stable.
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When the biggest show on TV ends, something needs to step into that vacuum.
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Prepare to step into a new trippy-chic dimension in chevrons and deep red.
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For many immigrants, the Miramar Substation represents an initial step into the deportation pipeline.
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If Mr. Obama wasn't the right person to step into that issue, who was?
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It is better to stare into the abyss than to step into it blindly.
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In today's 360 video, step into Mexican waters that are turned pink by organisms.
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It is a bizarre sensation to step into a huge vat of crushed grapes.
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Essentially, these re-imaginings pull the women of the past a step into the future.
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When we ourselves then step into one of these bubbles, the familiar meadow is transformed.
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Step into the weekend in style with 20 percent off all shoes at Urban Outfitters.
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Trust me there's more to come but for now step into the future with me!
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Step into Josh Terry's mentions on Twitter, baby, he wants to give you the job.
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For your elected officials, it's a considerable, if tentative, step into the future of transportation.
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Samantha Barks will step into the role of Vivian played by Roberts in the film.
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We want for you to embody a character every time you step into the collection.
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I didn't step into the club we'd driven down for, or any club at all.
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Williams was hitting short, however, allowing Kenin to step into the court and dictate play.
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And then figuring out, how we can step into our national security lane even more.
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The Moon is in fire sign Leo today, encouraging you to step into the spotlight.
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Brie Larson is awesome, and makes a fantastic first step into the MCU #CaptainMarvel pic.twitter.
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Mark Jenks will step into the position to lead the 737 program and Renton site.
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That's the thing that turns objects weird colors when you step into different lighting settings.
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You may be letting go of past partners as you step into a new journey.
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And Plummer will make his way back to TV after a step into the movies.
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"Once you step into the general, then it&aposs any man&aposs game," Tupola said.
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You WILL be prepared to step into the ring to give it your best shot.
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Sherrod Brown, have looked to step into this process by sending Trump a renegotiation plan.
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We can step into this space where no one is working that's being completely ignored.
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LOS ANGELES — They finally found a suitable heir to step into the Space Jam shoes.
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YouTube Red is taking its first step into streaming's original programming wars in one week.
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Step into the future and purchase the Amazon Echo Plus with this Prime Day deal.
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When I step into Theta, which is both a physical and virtual installation, I sit.
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We'd step into these meetings with a seemingly infinite amount of time to play with.
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Automatically when you step into politics, 50 percent of the people immediately don't like you.
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Find your voice, find your own identity, don't be afraid just to step into it.
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If Stone does indeed step into the role, she'll have some big shoes to fill.
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Gina Rodriguez is ready to step into the ring and it's not for a role.
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It's weird when a sibling has a child and they step into a new role.
|
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Step into the "glow kitchen," as Teigen calls it in a brand-new YouTube video.
|
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Seemingly spontaneously, Kim then invited Moon to step into North Korean territory for a moment.
|
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Bill Haslam would be a top candidate to step into the race to replace Corker.
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"I would encourage people to start the day they step into the workforce," Sadler says.
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We are owning up to our past as we take a step into the future.
|
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I worry that this streaming service is yet another step into a tribalized, fragmented society.
|
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Without a sign of American strength in the area, China might step into the vacuum.
|
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People could step into the truck and snap a photo to add to the exhibit.
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What's it like to step into the lead role of the biggest musical in memory?
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"We step into the child's emotional space," she said, with our platitudes, advice and ideas.
|
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For you to step into this room of anger and grief, Aljahmi thought to himself.
|
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As the Washington Post reports, Romney will likely step into the role ceded by Sen.
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It's a bold step into the unknown, the sort that the band has always made.
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This is because it facilitates an easy crab walking side step into lead leg kick.
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"My family and I will never step into an @OldNavy store again," one person wrote.
|
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And now, the brand is taking one more step into the wide world of beauty.
|
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But we'll see, I don't want to step into the process with a clear image.
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Per the Wall Street Journal, the missive is an initial step into a larger investigation.
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It was also the desire to step into a world where your weirdness was normal.
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This demonstrates that one person can step into another's shoes and see the world differently.
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Until this week, however, Trump has appeared somewhat reluctant to step into the commander's role.
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Step into a center-hall colonial, and you swoon over crown molding and carved woodwork.
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And Trump appears to be having trouble finding someone willing to step into the position.
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The Moon meets Pluto at 9:41 AM, reminding us to step into our power.
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Ms. Benanti, a favorite of audiences and critics, will step into the role on Oct.
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As families step into teaching roles, it's crucial to treat inevitable missteps as learning opportunities.
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Buttigieg should step into the fray Pete Buttigieg was an early revelation in the race.
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He often reminds players to shake their shoes off before they step into their homes.
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The premise: Four people put on mixed reality headsets and step into an empty space.
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There are meetings; there are hearings; you step into an office and plead your case.
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Hugh's anger is more like the weather: something you open your door and step into.
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Let's step into a cold bath of realism before we go too much further here.
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But in the medium term there will be more that can step into the role.
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You recognize your own power and control in your personal life, so step into it!
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Co-founder and former CEO Momchil Kyurkchiev will step into the chief product officer role.
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Corporations always run the risk of alienating customers when they step into the political sphere.
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When there's been an opportunity to step into it, I've been very comfortable with it.
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JK: We won't step into a situation where unit economics aren't proven from day one.
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The company warns new hires that it's not easy to step into another person's shoes.
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As for you, how about taking this weekend to step into the holiday baking season?
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It's time to step into your shadow and hold the parts of yourself you've denied, Scorpio.
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The moon enters bold fire sign Leo today, inspiring you to step into the spotlight, Scorpio!
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Each step into Cher's iconic shoes at different points in her life and seven-decade career.
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They give me something extra every time I step into the Octagon in front of them.
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This is my second credit card ever, and it feels like another big step into adulthood.
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This is a great step into getting people comfortable with using chemicals in the repair process.
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" Kevin from all the way in Windhoek emailed: "Nigger, step into the open, let's rock, motherfucker!
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I'm always nervous before I step into the ring because I want to make people happy.
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Step into our kitchens to relive these stories, learn the recipes, and make them with us.
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But the more that streaming services step into studio and distributor roles, the more change occurs.
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People understand that once you step into a comic space, there is complete honesty — without judgment.
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Most people who step into an indoor skydiving wind tunnel just struggle to remain level flight.
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ByteDance has taken another step into search with the launch of a new search portal today.
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There is always the next step, into something imminent and invisible, and it is non-negotiable.
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The collective search for powerful action — to step into the power of your voice — is fierce.
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It's been a long time coming, to finally make this step into Formula One with McLaren.
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But it doesn't hurt to get them a whole new set as they step into adulthood.
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"This album is the first step into me diving 100 percent into my musicality," she says.
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It is, however, the first step into a new future for both robotics and virtual reality.
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He's crazy for Swayze Many actors would be terrified to step into such an treasured role.
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"The first step is to take the first step into an owned media experience," says Robert.
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True empathy occurs when you're able to step into someone else's shoes and see their perspective.
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This is also around January 20 when Donald Trump will formally step into the oval office.
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If I want to have that true balance, I have to step into being Katheryn Hudson.
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It's a great first step into microcurrent treatments that are really popular in skincare right now.
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Now, as we have seen time and time again, radicals may well step into the void.
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A former colleague of hers, Matt Zames, could also easily step into Sloan's shoes, Horowitz wrote.
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The moon connects with Pluto at 11:58 PM, encouraging us to step into our power.
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Nora doesn't just step into her kiddie pool of ice cubes, she dives in snout first.
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He'd step into her car and fully recline his seat so no one could see him.
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Earlier, Mr Cameron warned Britain not to take "a step into the dark" in the referendum.
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Will Smith is taking a (dancing) step into Bollywood — and combatting his fears along the way.
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He would step into certain notes with certain approaches that he thought of as being jabs.
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Step into the sunshine for 20 to 25 minutes of sunlight to lighten your mood naturally.
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Smaller businesses are also jostling to step into the breach, offering standby power when shortages occur.
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She'll now step into her second, and most significant, foreign policy role yet: United Nations ambassador.
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Now the hedge fund has taken a big step into the business of buying companies outright.
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The heat wave has broken, yet you'd never know it when you step into your apartment.
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Because of the bye, O'Reilly was not be due to step into the ring until Aug.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ousted his prime minister, above, in a further step into authoritarianism.
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Here's a quick guide: Look for marijuana to take another big step into the American mainstream.
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People will step into that space, and what happens is you get this expansion of resources.
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And as America recedes from its global leadership role, other countries will step into the vacuum.
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Pre-rendered backgrounds may provide competent illusions but are easily dismantled—you cannot step into them.
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As I step into the kitchen, he informs me that it was only fitted this morning.
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But it is new for the U.S. military, and it's a major step into the unknown.
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It's time to step into your power and be the leader you know you can be.
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Your ruling planet Mercury also meets with the Sun, encouraging you to step into the spotlight.
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Such developments could be a positive for U.S. oil production, which could step into the void.
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Or, step into the frenetic present, exploring the boulevards and back lanes of the old city.
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And so his personal space is protected by his team should anyone accidentally step into it.
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"We Step into the Responsibility Suits of Our Art" adds a touch of self-aware melodrama.
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Douglass's most important lesson is, when you're really, really scared, take one step into the fear.
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"You step into a shop like this," Ms. Vaughan said, "and you're transported around the world."
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For riders, it comes down to the moment they step into the arena with their horses.
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" — Sarah Stiles "I love getting opportunities to step into other people's shoes and tell their story.
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You feel like you're in another world as soon as you step into the Delano's backyard.
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Apply to our TC Top Picks program for a chance to step into the startup spotlight.
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Performers and speakers will activate the installation and invite you to step into this poignant memorial.
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When we firefighters step into a life-threatening situation, we need to work as a team.
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Gronk did step into the ring in 2017 at Wrestlemania to help his friend Mojo Rawley.
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The Wisconsin Republican had initially said "no" to overtures that he step into the leadership void.
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There is no benevolent foreign power to step into the breach if America loses its way.
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The conflict between Iran and the U.S. has taken its most significant step into the open.
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In those moments before you step into the cold stream, Disliking will invariably begin to shriek.
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"Now we can step into any product area because once you have this ecosystem," says Block.
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FOR 200, WE DELIVERED ABOUT 50% TSR AND WE'LL STEP INTO 2018 WITH VERY STRONG RESULTS.
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These satellites will take the next step into space, which is critical for the network's progress.
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"There was not ... a Japanese [executive] that could step into the role as CEO," Feldinger said.
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Take just one step into Aokigahara alone and you will understand how it got its reputation.
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Of course, we can't completely step into that other person's shoes, but we can get close.
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"I knew if I get a chance I was going to step into some," Nowitzki said.
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Allow your mind to step into the shoes of those in need and feel for them.
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But others are already warning the administration that if it ends DACA, they'll step into action.
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"It wasn't like 'Hey, will you give an endorsement and step into our world,'" Kim said.
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Alarmist posters around the wall act as memento mori before you even step into the film.
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TheWaveVR is aiming to be an impossible VR Burning Man for virtual reality, SVRF wants to become Giphy of the AR/VR world and let people step into creations and Mindshow is getting people to step into VR to create and share their own cinematic storylines.
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Step into the Center for Digital Wellness and you'll likely hear people chatting and that's about it.
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Please excuse me while I step into this empty bathroom stall to alternate between laughing and crying.
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Echo Fox's first step into esports was purchasing League of Legends team Gravity Gaming in December 2015.
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Hollywood awards season is about to step into high gear with the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
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It's declarative, and a step into the life the Brooklyn rapper is trying to bring to fruition.
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It's like seeing someone step into a sidewalk puddle and immediately disappear into water over their head.
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Since then, a number of potential candidates have passed on the offer to step into his place.
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I'm just afraid that after that data comes out, I won't step into a hospital ever again.
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Most of these supporting characters change their clothing at some point to step into Joy's lonely cubicle.
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Disneyland: a fully immersive 3D experience that allows visitors to literally step into the movies they love.
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"Step into their shoes, and try to understand why they're feeling the way they are," she says.
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Once again, companies and their bosses are expected to step into the void left by political dysfunction.
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This prospect triggered a bitter competition over who would step into the void: Greece, Bulgaria or Serbia.
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She will step into an executive role rarely held by women in a male-dominated tech industry.
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I seriously am going to use that every time I step into an Uber from now on.
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The device is intended to be an early step into the world of robotics coding and development.
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Alibaba is taking a big step into the U.S. — but it isn't necessarily what you might think.
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It is greeting people as they step into a lift and wishing them well as they leave.
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And since he technically didn't step into U.S. soil, Hussain is not protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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This is the VR system for people looking to take the next step into a virtual world.
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For ALD, Europe's biggest corporate leasing firm, the BlaBlaCar deal is a step into consumer car financing.
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I have to step into the cage now, make 140, and make a great fight for them.
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I'm told to leave my camera and dictaphone in the car as I step into the cold.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado is the latest Trump challenger to step into the CNN town hall spotlight.
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Today feels like a half-hearted attempt to step into the leadership void Trump himself created. 2.
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The first thing you notice when you step into the workout studio is definitely the stifling heat.
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FYI -- Sage will step into the Octagon with Enrique Martin at UFC 200 this Saturday in Vegas.
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Ironically, to step into their greatness became just as hard as the first step in this process.
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This is a moment for you to step into a world that's completely designed to entertain you.
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Sony's step into the world of high-end VR finally has an exact release date: October 13th.
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It'll have you nostalgic for the days when every step into a bar was a risky proposition.
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Ronda Rousey is planning to step into the comedy ring — with a little help from Tina Fey.
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The step into her house doubles as a place to store her dog's food and water bowls.
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You step into your power early in the week as the sun harmonizes with power planet Pluto.
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It's time to move forward with a project you've been anxious about and step into the spotlight.
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As Bette, Sarandon gets to step into a character that Feud ultimately has a better grasp on.
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What's it been like to step into the middle of this thing that's new but not new?
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This Saturday may be the last time the world will see Manny Pacquiao step into the ring.
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So if you want to land a job at EY, be prepared to step into the future.
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Nothing will change until their fellow citizens step into the ballot box and insist on something better.
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As soon as I step into the United States, my memory is like I went to sleep.
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She took another step into legend with her 2014 Met appearance as a platinum-blonde Lady Macbeth.
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"The scripted line in that scene was, 'Hey, young lady, step into my windowless van,'" he said.
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Feature A new class of Dallas recruits trains to step into an uneasy moment in American policing.
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Could McGregor actually step into the ring with a boxing great and come away with a victory?
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"Allow yourself to step into a practice that feels accessible and encouraging, rather than impossible," Ash says.
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"Anything can step into the mass world at any moment and thrive because of uniqueness," Poleman said.
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The poster for "The Rise of Skywalker" can be found right before you step into the hallway.
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Tchen will step into her new role as president and chief executive of Time's Up on Nov.
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We believed we were taking a bold step into a bright future and many of you agreed.
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Unquestionably, I step into the ring in May with both my career and legacy on the line.
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If anyone has what it takes to step into Idris Elba's footsteps, it might be John Boyega.
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The show afforded Rossum a chance to step into the role of director for the first time.
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I will compete with all of my heart and soul every time I step into the gym.
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You step into a really good bookstore and the entire world is at your beck and call.
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He saw where the country was going and he decided he was going to step into it.
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Astor grew too frail to step into the carriage, Mr. Rockefeller bought her a two-step lift.
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ONE DAY, WILL YOU CEASE TO BE THE CRITIC OF POLITICS AND STEP INTO THE ARENA YOURSELF?
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He will step into an elevated pavilion called the "Takamikura" and proclaim his succession to the world.
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If Cordray quits or is removed, statute calls for his deputy to step into the job temporarily.
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I'm hopeful that he's capable of continuing to provide that spark as we step into this stadium.
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"Their first real operational mission is a significant step into the future for the UK," Mordaunt said.
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Others believe that if you step into that ring, you'll be taken away to the fairy kingdom.
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Once you step into a virtual world, it's natural to want to reach out and touch a character.
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So to all the haters out there, keep talkin, [you&aposre] only helping me step into my destiny!
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Jobseekers who take these basic steps will feel more prepared and empowered when they step into any interview.
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He built these places, invited you to step into them, meet the characters who lived there and pretend.
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But let's take an opportunity to step into losing team Lynn English High School's shoes for a second.
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Step into Odyssey's brand new, sprawling office in Manhattan's NoHo neighborhood, and you feel a college-chic vibe.
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We need him to step into the starting rotation for the time being and help us get going.
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Singapore is an important market, however, because it represents the first step into Southeast Asia for both services.
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As soon as you step into the Haunted Bedroom at Talliston, you're transported back into the early 2003s.
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These were often used as a first step into a tunnel that led to a subterranean winter house.
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The next time you step into an IKEA, you may see solar panels next to the table lamps.
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Now, an upstart New York hedge fund is trying to step into that pantheon of corporate bank raiders.
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Now it's up to Khosrowshahi to step into the void and try and give the company a lift.
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Savage Rose, from the Scandinavian fashion brand Anine Bing, is the company's first step into the beauty sector.
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As a woman, if you step into this space, you're saying that women matter and women can lead.
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But as soon as you step into a spot with 4G coverage, you automatically get to try it.
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"You could step into the stock if they only start to deliver on the restructuring plan," he continued.
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"Give yourself permission to step into all that you are, all that you want to be," Gelb said.
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It's Friday, which means it's time to kick off your work shoes and step into your party heels!
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Step into one of Big Data's most in-demand roles with the Big Data & Hadoop Administrator Master Bundle.
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Once you're ready you should step into this calm and peaceful version of yourself—maybe it's not today.
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People are angry enough to vote for a step into the unknown rather than endure the status quo.
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But in recent years, billboard companies have made more of an effort to step into the digital age.
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Earlier this week, promoter Eddie Hearn stated his belief that Fury would not step into the ring again.
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The current deputy director of the NCI, Doug Lowy, will step into Sharpless' role as the NCI director.
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"If you decide to step into public, you should be able to be made fun of," said Seguin.
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They prefer first-person-view (FPV) headsets, which allow pilots to step into the eyes of their drones.
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"We're a little country...we've got to step into this space," said the airline's chief executive Christopher Luxon.
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But before we step into Tajfel's study we need to briefly examine what we mean by whipping boy.
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But Trump hasn't made it official yet, and it's still unclear who's going to step into that role.
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Fight the power or step into a leadership role and turn your world in a more positive direction.
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Twitter is taking another step into getting into live video by introducing 360-degree live streams through Periscope.
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Forbidden sex could have given him the confidence he needed to take the extreme step into mind reading.
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So, to save wearers time, the shoes will automatically tighten as soon as you step into the shoe.
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I always want to step into a photo, and you want some art in the bones of it.
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So something, somebody, people , organizations have to step into that breach and fill in that vacuum that exists.
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To step into high summer with the utmost ease, we rounded up some of our favorite slides ahead.
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" One economist described the decision on the euro area budget as an "important step into the right direction.
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They have also said Germany could step into the void left as Washington withdraws from the international stage.
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She will step into her new leadership role at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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It's not often you can step into a hot tub to cool down — but you can in Dubai.
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Another user, however, had an even better idea for how the two could step into the fairytale world.
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If you get tired of exploring on foot, step into your rover, observing the landscape through the windows.
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China will likely step into the void and take the lead in establishing the rules of the road.
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But step into a full-on BDSM dungeon, and you're apt to stumble upon some truly unexpected contraptions.
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I'm so aware of it because it's so unnatural to me to step into that position and role.
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It is in these very moments when you need leaders to step into the void and, well, lead.
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Step into the phone booth, pick up the receiver, ring and ask the host to squeeze you in.
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"When there's a vacuum, there are going to be entities that step into it," Chris Lehane told me.
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"Only few step into it, even fewer are taken seriously and even fewer actually make it," she said.
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But when you do step into that special garment, you become a more genteel, glamorous version of yourself.
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Sixty-nine students from NYU's graduating class of 122 have volunteered to step into hospitals on April 5.
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Steve Bullock and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio step into the spotlight at 6 and 7 p.m.
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Now that he is back on the field, Reid will step into an ideal situation with the Panthers.
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When the star act is out of town, it gives others a chance to step into the ring.
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YouTube stars are winking at the camera as they step into romantic roles dreamed up by their admirers.
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Over the weekend, Trump's legal squad will formally step into the fray, as it faces a 6 p.m.
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But the last president didn't step into that church, and the next one is still figuring it out.
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STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England — Have you ever wanted to step into the shoes of a great Shakespearean actor?
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Julia Roberts, one of Hollywood's biggest stars, is taking her first major step into the binge-watching age.
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Traditionally, young surgeons don't really get any trial and error sessions before they step into the operating room.
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Amid the jumble, some Democratic leaders are taking care not to step into the language debate at all.
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The show's producers devised that aspect of the character to allow new actors to step into the role.
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As we abdicate global leadership, both our allies and our enemies step into the void we leave unfilled.
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But if he continues his excellent play in Russia, Mane may finally take that step into soccer superstardom.
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I find that they like big, statement pieces, but I don't want them to step into tacky territory.
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Now, I won't step into the car with keys after having any kind of cocktail; it's not worth it.
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On your way home and want to step into a fully-lit foyer when you open your front door?
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I step into the counseling space to talk to her, so we don't disturb the junior who is sleeping.
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On a recent walk in her baby hippo-proofed area, the curious kid decide to step into the shower.
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Energy business Equinor's "first step into solar energy" has been connected to the grid and is in commercial operation.
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But you won't have to book a trip to London to see the actors step into their famous roles!
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At Ataraxia, women are more than welcome to pursue their 'otaku' interests the moment they step into the space.
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So who better to step into MJ's shoes than a man who spent years as a Jackson-sanctioned impersonator.
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As children, they discover an impossible staircase and step into a fantastic world complete with vampires and mad scientists.
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This week, Grindr launched Into, an online magazine that marks the app's first step into digital publishing, Dazed reports.
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It will be another step into the unknown, so to speak, when he lines up against 147th-ranked Caruso.
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Mr Prayuth also confirmed that crown prince, 64-year-old Maha Vajiralongkorn (pictured), would step into his father's shoes.
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Ms. Rashad, a graceful and electric performer, is the ninth actress to step into Joan's battle dress on Broadway.
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Role-playing games have long allowed players to step into the shows of fantastic heroes, soldiers, even superstar athletes.
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Everything about California during the mid–19th century was a fantastic experiment and a bold step into the unknown.
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How does it feel to step into the iconic suit — which Hoechlin noted he has not yet tried on?
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The law allows the board to essentially step into the Puerto Rico government's shoes for purposes of debt restructuring.
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Could Jess from New Girl step into a swirling yellow ballgown and spin around a ballroom with the Beast?
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Megan would listen in on her recording sessions, awaiting the day when she, too, could step into the booth.
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With his debut mixtape, MartyGraW, dropping this Friday, November 11, he's preparing to take another step into the spotlight.
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Gordon has been Carolina Herrera's creative consultant for the past year giving him a step into his new role.
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HOW DO YOU STEP INTO THAT AND KNOWING THAT I HAVE TO BE AUTHENTIC AND LEAD IN MY WAY.
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Another Grand Coalition would be a standstill and with the FDP Germany would take a step into the past.
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That's a big step into adulthood for me, to allow that time for someone else out of my time.
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TO STEP into the ring with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's bruiser of a president, takes courage and self-belief.
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Vikas Agnihotri, Google India's head of sales, will step into his role until a replacement is found, Google said.
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It's good to see them taking each tentative step into the IoT future in ways that fascinate and delight.
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"Unannounced inspections are a preliminary investigatory step into suspected anti-competitive practices," said the European Commission in a statement.
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The Rams are much stronger than most teams with early draft slots; he'd step into an already-solid lineup.
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After the first few awkward episodes, though, the actors finally step into their characters and the story line intensifies.
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Or, an unexpectedly poor showing could put his campaign on life support, allowing Bloomberg to step into the void.
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Before we take a radical step into Asia, we should be sure that we're not making that mistake again.
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You run by pointing in the direction you'd like to move, turning every step into a Fosse-like dance.
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Now, in celebration of World Turtle Day, you can step into their shoes with Smithsonian Earth's Sea Turtle Rescue.
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And we can still step into a space and have an exciting, interactive and intimate connection with each other.
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When visitors step into the tunnel, the Kinects respond and activate the lights, creating infinite reflections in all directions.
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Fairgoers had the chance to step into individual booths and video chat with people across the country at Disneyland.
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The footage also shows one American step into a clearing waving a US flag to signal the group's identity.
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Kind of blue Don't freak out when you step into the bathroom at this Sheetz gas station in Pennsylvania.
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Those who seek office do not do enough to step into the community and learn what is going on.
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Beall to raise her family and step into her husband's role as the proprietor and president of Blackberry Farm.
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Verizon says it has trained non-union employees to step into the roles usually filled by the striking employees.
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Graham and his colleagues want to step into this arena, they can of course address the issue of privacy.
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You have to step into your unique and intelligent fluidity that allows you to just roll with the punches.
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Ms. O'Hara's replacement, Marin Mazzie, will step into the role on May 3; Analisa Leaming is playing it now.
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Tonight's game marks Amazon's first step into sports live-streaming and shows the e-commerce giant's growing video ambitions.
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Now, another charismatic person who's attained a high level in the movement is trying to step into his place.
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This is the company's first step into home automation, and, as of launch, there are still a few limitations.
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The Konus lamp has a unique, shuttlecock-esque design that I admire every time I step into my room.
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As the clock struck noon, he meant to step into the sunlight and force the Volturi to kill him.
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"If he ends his candidacy, will someone else step into the void and lead the movement?" the adviser said.
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As women increasingly step into corporate, academic, civic and political leadership, we will need every one of these Eagles.
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They now know what type of punch the other team wants to throw before they can step into it.
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"I feel like every time I step into this building, I need to have a great game," Beal said.
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It's allowed me to step into different roles that may not have been available to me in the beginning.
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Ohio officials negotiated with companies to find a way to convince them to step into their 20 empty counties.
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This is an exciting time to stand in the spotlight, receive recognition, and step into a position of leadership.
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Alongside five other cohabiting couples, they signed up for a "step into marriage" challenge and worked out their issues.
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BRICS countries may try to step into that gap, negotiating wide-ranging trade agreements with many countries, Biswas continued.
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It's just so weird — like, you step into a hall of mirrors with all these old versions of yourself.
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But afterward, she felt that it was her "duty" to step into his shoes and keep the businesses going.
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In the past, judicial leaders understood the need to step into the political arena on behalf of the courts.
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The bank reiterated it would be ready to step into the market if it needed to smooth currency swings.
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After Garcia's death, Tiemann had to step into an unfamiliar role, one he said he was not prepared for.
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Man-showers or bro-dal showers, events that celebrate a man's first step into marriage, are increasing in popularity.
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I'm not a Central Banker, so I want to be careful not to step into the Central Bank lane.
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If batters haven't adjusted gloves and cups, it's too late to start once they step into the batter's box.
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The New Old Age Lots of things look different when you step into a small Green House nursing home.
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Rishi Sunak, who has served as chief secretary to the Treasury since July 2019, will step into the role.
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" Standing next to Pence, Clinton said he was "qualified to step into this job and lead on Day 1.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Kevin Corbett is about to step into what may be the hardest job in New Jersey.
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Some step into the ring twice in one day, a car ride between events their only time to rest.
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And when they do finally break out of their cockpits, they step into a world of exhilaration and defenselessness.
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We show a very rosy side; these privileged women who are able to step into male shoes with some ease.
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Love is a freeing thing, and you should always, always, always dare to open you heart and step into it.
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Even chain pizza, the last bipartisan cultural good in America, has found a way to step into the political ring.
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MR: I'm mostly upfront looking for a scene and a setting, something I'll be able to step into and describe.
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The move higher in September was seen as an important step into a new range, in reaction to Fed tightening.
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But you don't need to be a Senator or a CEO to step into the leadership vacuum created by chaos.
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It's not our space, and if we step into it, we'll be killed, ridiculed or caricatured at the earliest opportunity.
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One person told NBC that Mulvaney wanted to step into the role with a safe exit in place, if needed.
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A cold shower allows you to do just that, face your demons, every single time you step into a shower.
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But with the Beddit deal, Apple took a bigger step into sleep tracking by snatching up a connected-device maker.
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Inside the hospital, William heard from serving and former military men and woman about their journey with Step Into Health.
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Eight shows a week, I step into someone else's low-heeled shoes and take her journeys, both emotional and physical.
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Visitors to this year's Milan Furniture Fair will step into a new kind of forest—one composed entirely of light.
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Michael Murphy will step into the leadership role, as both the CEO and president of the popular cannabis vaporizer company.
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Fed officials have looked at why banks were reluctant to step into the repo markets during the September rate spike.
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"You never step into the same river twice," Obama insisted during an interview with The New York Times in 2009.
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We need to make sure women are aware before they step into that, so it's not going to cause damage.
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If he succeeds, he will be permitted to step into the ansible once more, and move to a new planet.
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Instead of rooting for C.K.'s comeback, I'm rooting for those people to step into the spotlight in his absence.
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What does it mean for me to step into that role and tell the story the way I know it?
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With Spacey facing numerous allegations of sexual misconduct, the Oscar winner will step into the role of J. Paul Getty.
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Several months later, Starz said that Jesse Alexander and American Gods author Neil Gaiman would step into the showrunner role.
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That, in turn, would have allowed her to step into his shoes should he step down or die in office.
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They could as likely step out of their painting into the museum as museum-goers could step into the canvas.
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Like the Saw series and its imitators, Escape Room invites viewers to step into a succession of clever torture chambers.
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Now an elder statesman, Black-ish seems more than happy to step into a more distinguished phase of its life.
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Though canned water is a relatively new trend in retail, PepsiCo isn't the first company to step into the market.
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ANUJA, a young woman, invites us to step into her shoes and live her life for the next few minutes.
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It has been 15 months since he signed with the company and he has yet to step into the Octagon.
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Hollywood awards season is about to step into high gear with the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards just days away.
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Stan Lee had a special moment with the latest star to step into his most famous character before he died.
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And actually I think they're right to step into these new areas of reforms cautiously but not to give up.
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The plan is for moviegoers to be able to "step into the movie" using StarVR headsets in an adjacent room.
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Then he had some badly-timed Naval Reserve duty, which let Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders step into the spotlight.
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"We're delighted that James Murdoch has agreed to step into the role of chairman," said Jeremy Jeremy Darroch, group CEO.
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"We would like to gradually step into the high-end market," said Peter Lam, Cosmo Lady's assistant chief financial officer.
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Fighters take huge risks every time they step into the ring—despite increased safety, MMA is still a punishing sport.
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Step into an ocean of celebrity as the hands reach out to worship your every move, reaffirming your every decision.
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It also acquired an internet pharmacy company, PillPack, in 2018, which represented an early step into the prescription drug marketplace.
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"Welcome to Planet Gaggan," a server whispers as I step into a colonial mansion off of Bangkok's posh Langsuan Road.
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I will move on, but consider this: Why didn't Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney, or Michael Bloomberg step into the race?
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That was kind of my first step into seeing that there are black people who are engineers and software developers.
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The experience may even allow a spectator to virtually step into one of Bowie's outfits and see themselves in it.
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Our world is filled with inequity, and it is soothing to step into a world where persistence always pays off.
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Shahbaz Sharif, however, cannot step into the role right away because he is not a member of the National Assembly.
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In fact, "insert" or "step into" may be the wrong language, because Agent 47 has always been in their orbit.
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The sequel's story campaign, while not the deep dive I'd prefer, is a solid first step into this rich world.
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But if you haven't tried room-scale VR yet, this is definitely a great way to step into that world.
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Step into la Belle Époque with afternoon tea at Hotel Belles Rives, where F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Great Gatsby.
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From there, he asked me to step into a room and told me that people were going to meet me.
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It doesn't have much structure, but is a smart step into pioneering a story arc in the world of Snapchat.
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But currently, young people aren't prepared to step into it, because our education system and other institutions haven't caught up.
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Yes, if there was a biopic about Kim K.'s life she thinks Lawrence could step into her expensive shoes.
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A couple also have virtual try-on options so you really never have to step into a physical store again.
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These habits pave the road for employees to move up in their careers, grooming them to step into managerial roles.
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As millennials step into becoming homeowners, Home Depot sees them ringing up more do-it-yourself projects at its stores.
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What about your qualities, your skills, and your temperament equip you to step into that role at a moment's notice?
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Either way, Trump's sidekick will immediately step into one of the most difficult roles any running mate has ever assumed.
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Ghibli's twilight raises the question of who is to step into the breach — to be the next Miyazaki or Takahata?
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We try to make a space as inviting and loving as it can be before people even step into it.
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You too may find that this simple step into the breach of social engagement online can make you… Fitter. Happier.
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Healthy financial milestones sugarcoat the conversation temporarily, but eventually Houston is going to have to step into the public markets.
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Janet Mock's career inspires me; she's deepened the bench by offering opportunities she knew I was ready to step into.
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Robinson was repeatedly forced to step into the role of law professor, guiding Kobach, Becker and Roe through courtroom procedure.
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If no successor is named, Roberto Del Cueto, the bank's longest serving board member, would automatically step into the role.
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Exactly. We're also ready to see Shipka step into another major role, even though we love the witchy vibes always.
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With the addition of Ty Lawson, they seemed poised to take a step into the ranks of Western Conference contenders.
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"But then you step into your SUV that's a gas-powered vehicle and you go to work," said Dr. Cowen.
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However, I wanted to create a world for the song that was colourful, and strange, and fun to step into.
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That means Mr. Green may have to give up some up his reserve and step into a more public role.
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But as women step into their new roles, the value of that wisdom is beginning to emerge in unexpected ways.
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Now it is taking a new step into the industry — by buying the country's biggest privately held restaurant reservation service.
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In this solo show, the performer Hershey Felder will step into the shoes and syncopated rhythms of the legendary songwriter.
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Executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker announced in her own post that she's agreed to step into an interim role if needed.
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In this way, I challenged myself to try out new words as I watched my son step into his independence.
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Vivid, full-color photos clearly illustrate tools, tips, and techniques, preparing you to step into the garden on your own.
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Naturally, it should follow that another Academy Awards-favorite, Joaquin Phoenix, would step into the latest incarnation of the role.
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Friends who've had parents in this situation say it's better to step into their reality and soothe or distract them.
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Federer will step into a new look Roland Garros this year and admits it has been hard to be away.
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If you are going to step into the arena, you need to get beyond lint-picking through your own archive.
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And it is a part that has just been waiting these many decades for Bobby Cannavale to step into it.
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"Hopefully, this job that he'll step into, he'll realize that Americans are of all kinds of faith," Mr. Ward said.
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But this is the part of Christ's message that most conservative Christians ignore when they step into the voting booth.
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I was half expecting Bobby Ewing, from "Dallas," to step into the shower beside her and ask for the soap.
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If we plan to become something else, what better way to do so than to step into that skin now?
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Takes a lot of courage and a lot of power to step into the space and lead a holy war.
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Can they step into a role where they're not necessarily comfortable, and how long does it take them to adapt?
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Still, Harris' exit offered opportunity for other candidates who sought to step into the demographic void left by her departure.
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Best Buy's "underrated" step into health care could dramatically grow the company's revenue and stock value, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Schoolgirls gesture at motorists as they step into a crosswalk, fingertips bunched and faces scowling: Will you wait, or what?
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But harsh reaction to an erotic thriller in 2003 compelled her to step into a less public, far happier life.
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He is only performing in Puerto Rico; when the show moves to California, another actor will step into the role.
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But we'll also just marvel at the courage it takes to step into a spotlight, to try to express something.
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He decided that wasn't right, so he asked "the biggest person in the building" to step into the lane instead.
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They managed to step in, AT&T, they've managed to step into Microsoft, they have eventually managed the steps there.
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Silicon Valley is full of characters who slink away from the limelight, but Erlich doesn't just step into the limelight.
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I can see that that will corrode, and decent people will step into the public square, the sooner the better.
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Personally, if I was about to step into the first cage fight of my life, I would be bricking it.
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His original appointment came at a time when it seemed Google would be making a step into the video game industry.
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Roku just took its first step into programming with the launch of a free movie channel it's calling the Roku Channel.
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Mulberry will mark not just Mr. Coca's first step into the spotlight, but also his first venture into ready-to-wear.
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As anticipated, this year's event marks the software giant's next big step into that world with another push into VR hardware.
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The move higher in September was seen as an important step into a new range, in reaction to Fed rate hiking.
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How many times did a director step into frame after Thomas' licking was deemed unusable, lacking in feeling, or missing motivation?
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George Hamilton is latest star to step into Colonel Sanders' glossy white shoes to promote KFC's extra crispy fried chicken recipe.
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It's their first time collaborating and she definitely takes a step into Urie's world and aesthetic, while pushing him towards hers.
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"As I step into SiFive one of the things I love about the culture is a focus on innovation," Lattner said.
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The five-seater has a sunroof that's breathtaking and one of the most noticeable things when you step into the car.
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Facebook's VR future rests on people finding new worlds that they want to step into — how will Oculus make this happen?
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But when Haworth wasn't healthy enough to play, Martin got the call to step into his first-ever NHL playoff game.
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I felt cold and wanted to step into the sun, but the shuttle door remained closed and locked, trapping me inside.
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Stagehands laid out a horse-shaped pool float for Mason to gingerly step into, before they lifted him into the air.
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How can you step into the trauma of a past when you know that some of your people perpetuated that trauma?
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However, when you step into the real game, it's clear that actual combat in Mordhau is anything but structured or controlled.
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She's replacing Hubert Joly, who will step into the newly-created role of executive chairman of the company's board of directors.
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To say Jocelyn Benson is prepared to step into the role of secretary of state in Michigan is perhaps an understatement.
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Yes. Was I scared to step away from all that I had known and step into a whole new uncertain world?
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The people I met on 13th Street helped me step into my authentic self, which I talk about in the book.
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Step into each room and circulate counterclockwise, waving the incense smoke into corners and past large furniture with your free hand.
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Speaking of Sex and the City, fans most likely may never see Parker step into Bradshaw's walk-in closet ever again.
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You can be shy, Pisces, but you can also be a fantastic entertainer—now's the time to step into the spotlight!
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I think people who are more empathetic feel this more often, people who are able to step into someone else's shoes.
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" According to the restaurant's website, diners are treated to a Mediterranean buffet while they step into the world of "Mamma Mia.
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It can serve as a means for not just seeing the lives of other people, but literally step into their shoes.
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Come May 22, the 31-year-old Dallas, Texas native will step into the shoes that 12 other women have filled.
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Facebook's VR future rests on people finding new worlds that they want to step into; how will Oculus make this happen?
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He knows as well as anyone else what it's like to take a step into the unknown, hoping for the best.
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Putting on a HTC Vive VR headset, scientists can essentially step into the petri dish and observe nanoparticle drugs being absorbed.
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They have not played on clay for 11 years, however, so it will be a step into the unknown on Friday.
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But like all sons Chang Thung will step into a different river—or perhaps, in this case, onto a different shore.
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Ms Boushey therefore wants America's government to step into parts of workplaces and homes that it has hitherto chosen to avoid.
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Now, we have our first look at the franchise's step into what appears to be the waters of blockbuster game development.
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As Cookie and Lucious exit the club and are about to step into their car, Andre frantically warns them to run.
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Players step into the everyday role of a parent, where small sacrifices that seem initially mundane can resonate with emotional richness.
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Theatre and books let people to step into the shoes of others, and with the printing press these stories spread widely.
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Many in the ranks of Mexican cartels take their first step into the crime world by growing, smuggling or selling pot.
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It's not a good sign when you step into an art exhibition and immediately begin to reinstall it in your head.
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Perhaps we can try to step into their paws or claws and see what being a pet means from their perspective.
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A good performance at the Japan Open by Hirano could be the first step into being included in Japan's Olympic team.
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What will happen if, by some miracle, he rallies and learns that certain underlings presumed to step into his unfillable shoes?
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"It's a great company; tough time to step into the stock today," said Mike Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments.
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Unfortunately, sometimes you have to step into your boldness and stand up for yourself and others to get a favorable response.
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"You're not asking a young kid to maybe step into something that he's never done before," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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Unlike the aftermath of the 2010 midterm election, we should not expect the Federal Reserve to step into the policy void.
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But it would have been different at any time, in any place: you can never step into the same language twice.
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Step into a respectable American bookstore today, and you're likely to find a reflection of America's version of the twentieth century.
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Nearly every time I step into a doctor's office in Arkansas and around the country, there are women behind the desk.
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Contreras is this year's model, and he'll step into a starring role for a franchise on the cusp of a dynasty.
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For Apple, the update marks a bold step into a future in which USB-C makes up the majority of peripherals.
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Click on to step into our gym-to-street picks, whether or not there's an actual sweat session in your future.
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The Moon is in Leo, a sign that loves the spotlight, finding you wondering how you can step into yours, Scorpio.
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But Apple portrays the end of the headphone jack as a bold step into a new future of superior audio quality.
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But you've got to know when you step into that Octagon or cage or whatever it is, can you do it?
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Those skills will be showcased for the final time on Saturday, Mayweather insisting he will never again step into the ring.
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It is to say he is uniquely ill-equipped to step into the moral vacuum caused by these behaviors and lead.
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She says the man puffed out his chest and stepped toward her, and she took a backward step into the hall.
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All of a sudden, you step into a world where all the things you were not make you who you are.
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"It lets you step into the shoes of a Robert Moses or a developer," Sarah Henry, the museum's chief curator, said.
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To watch Los Espookys is to step into a colorful sideways dimension in which all of these are equally valid problems.
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It's part of an exhibit entitled "Step Into the Soles of Recovery," sponsored by the university's four-year-old recovery program.
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Ms. DiMarco, he said, allowed him to "step into my power and calmly let go of my existing experience," he said.
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The documentary is providing important visibility and in a way inviting people to step into someone's shoes and have this conversation.
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We were about to step into a movie when she got a phone call from a hospital in New York City.
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The plane's crew had watched the men step into the arriving boats and the Southern Command had contacted the Coast Guard.
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It sealed a deal in October to buy digital accessories retailer InMotion in its first step into the U.S. airport market.
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Executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker announced in her own post that she's agreed to step into an interim role if needed. 3.
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When a timid, preppy teen approaches him inside the gas station convenience store, he seems ready to step into his role.
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If Azure leaves Saudi Arabia, Alibaba Cloud is more than willing to step into the gap and make the money instead.
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In his place, Vice President Mike Pence, who is next in the line of succession, will step into the President's role.
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With them was Sigourney Weaver, whom Gadot said "paved the way" for her and Larson to step into their superhero roles.
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If you don't feel like buying hardware and relying on older technology, step into the future and use a streaming service.
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"Most of the time when people step into that job, they don't know how to do the interview part," Irwin said.
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The concert was a bonding trip, one of those markers of adolescence, and a small, tentative step into the adult world.
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That's the question I ask every time I step into an artfully decorated room or look through shelter magazines in admiration.
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"I regret if they do it because it will be such a disastrous step into politicizing the justice system," she said.
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The moment you enter the exhibit, you're able to step into a room full of mirror walls and a dozen televisions.
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"Jeff is one of the few artists who can step into that water without screwing up his day job," he said.
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This will be the festival's fifth year in the city, and it will step into some hallowed New York cultural spaces.
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B. When you first step into The Fullbright Company's critically acclaimed hit Gone Home, it's like walking into a ghost story.
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Of course, all this transition at the top has created opportunities for other players to step into backup roles as well.
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Once the room is designed, shoppers will be able to "step into the room and walk around," using a VR headset.
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Institutions like U.N.L.V. may reject the sanctuary label, but we must be prepared to eventually step into the political firing line.
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On his final interception, he was not able to step into the throw because he was being hit in the pocket.
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"The Cube" Bluetooth Speaker Step into the future with this colorful, otherworldly speaker, featuring LED lighting, booming bass, and zinging treble.
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Then she called an audience member up onstage and had him take his shoes off and step into her strappy stilettos.
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In September 2015, seven months before its release, he previewed its capabilities with "Step Into the Page," a five-minute video.
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Just how much interest there is among U.S. regulated firms to step into the crypto-currency market is difficult to gauge.
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With the volume turned down, we lean in more closely, listening beyond what the refugees say to step into their skins.
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It sealed a deal in October to acquire digital accessories retailer InMotion in its first step into the U.S. airport market.
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It was Stein, who has repeatedly shown a willingness to step into the public limelight to battle with both major parties.
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One Day at a Time is a really good bet to step into that slot and run for years to come.
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To step into the 49ers postgame locker room was to find a remarkably composed man with the support of many teammates.
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"From the last time I was here, it's always going to be difficult when I step into this building," Lletget said.
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"When firms are doing poorly, the really qualified white male candidates say, 'I don't want to step into this,'" she said.
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I knew something wasn't right, and sure enough they asked me to step into the office to discuss what they had seen.
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For their new film A Star is Born, Bradley Cooper, 43, and Lady Gaga, 32, had to step into each other's shoes.
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Once they step into his light, they'll see the lie for what it was – a trick that led them to the truth.
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"This is a guy I would love to step into the Octagon and show him what fighting is really about," Dillashaw says.
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Right, and I didn't want to step into any of that, cause it's a great anecdote and I had already read it.
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Well, for me it's the fact that you can step into this place and actually feel like you are in Star Wars.
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We joked that whenever you're getting into trouble, you're going to hear "step into my office" and we just remembered that line.
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"Webb was less than cooperative, but after several minutes, the officers were permitted to step into the room and look," it said.
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Any time you step into a race, you go in, you prepare, you get the results, and you move on from it.
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Another Scout AI brainchild lets players step into the role of a local mayor and decide on policies for self-driving cars.
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During the same encounter, Kim became the first North Korean leader to step into the South since the end of the war.
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In September, the original host of the show, Steve Burns, said he was excited to see Dela Cruz step into the role.
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With the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rendered otiose by Republican control, expect Waters to step into the breach and start taking names.
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Click ahead for the trends you can step into for yourself as the snow melts and the sun sets later and later.
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Despite being marketed as a step into the future, it launched with more hardware issues and irritating design flaws than playable titles.
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Step into the wonderful world of Sugarfina's sugar factory, and gaze upon how one of its most inventive sweet treats is made.
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That's because he sees it as a car that also allows him to both step into the luxury market and the future.
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For Lore, however, it was about offering audiences the opportunity to physically step into the show's creepy tales of folklore and terror.
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Johnson Controls invented the first thermostat 135 years ago, and it's now taking its first step into smart thermostats with the GLAS.
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So I felt like the first step into that was building a festival together with other members of the local music scene.
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The HyperAdapt 1.0 shoe, which will retail at $720, is Nike's "first step into the future of adaptive performance," the brand claims.
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Instead, other countries in Asia are more likely to benefit, because they can more readily step into the voids left by China.
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The firm has taken its first official step into Indonesia today after it announced a joint venture to develop local financial services.
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Companies around the globe are racing to be the first to officially step into the world of self-driving, fully-autonomous cars.
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After a part season with tail-enders Manor last year, 2017 sees him step into considerably more competitive machinery at Force India.
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One of the ads pokes fun at the fact that it's taken so long for a woman to step into this role.
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Well, it's definitely a step into the unknown, but as you make that step, you get handed a marshmallow-topped hot chocolate.
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Hamlin says that it wasn't until she was well into her teenage years that her mom let her step into the spotlight.
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We don't get much out of this episode, but Jane's big step into the world of casual sex is a big one.
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EC proposals deliberately lacked prescriptive detail over the point at which authorities can step into a CCP recovery and invoke resolution proceedings.
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You know, like things like that where it's like, if you don't have a Black girl, people step into that shit, sorry.
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The Trump administration took its first step into the regulation of self-driving cars and trucks that could transform the nation's roadways.
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It was a natural step into professional music after growing up in a religious community just outside of Salt Lake City, Utah.
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When you step into the HyperAdapt 1.0 your heel hits a sensor that automatically tightens the laces, according to the Nike website.
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The EU executive is generally reluctant to step into domestic political rows, making any public stance in the Greece legal dispute significant.
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Step into Telltale Games' booth in the Concourse Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center and you'll find yourself in Wayne Manor.
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Delusion is an interactive, immersive theater experience: audiences step into an decrepit, abandoned mansion and assume the role of the lead characters.
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Zendaya and Mars already have a lot in common, so it makes perfect sense that she would step into his dancing shoes.
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Clearly, Airbus would be ready, willing and able to step into any breach left by the United States ditching the nuclear pact.
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Authorities are worried that organized crime gangs, mainly drug traffickers, could step into the vacuum left by the absence of corporate funding.
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The moon in Sagittarius illuminates the fame and fortune sector of your chart today, Pisces, asking you to step into the spotlight!
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Double Cup was the first step into a bold new future, and what's sad is that Rashad isn't around to see it.
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A nationwide awakening to workplace mistreatment has fostered a market for video companies and for actors who step into short, uncomfortable roles.
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If both Rebekah and Adam were unable to participate in the selection, the trustee of their estate would step into Rebekah's shoes.
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As a result, the general expectation is that, were another crisis to occur, governments (and taxpayers) would again step into the breach.
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"Today is a day where we take a step into the future," Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a news conference Tuesday.
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After a year of being on the back foot over cord-cutting, the move helps Disney take a step into the future.
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You've got to step into screens, you got to key in to what they are doing and how to have some success.
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Trade agreements Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) -- Other countries step into the US void -- Another Obama-era agreement Trump opposed as a candidate.
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Let's add another step into the procurement process,' they're just expressing caution that they're concerned about what's going on in the macroenvironment.
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Here's everything we know about Gunningham and Minson, the two executives who are about to step into the leading roles at WeWork.
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If the two are confirmed, they will step into their FCC roles as the agency is rehashing its fight over net neutrality.
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But when you open that door and step into the hallway, you enter the public realm and relinquish that right to privacy.
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A lot is riding on whether the son can step into his father's very big shoes in the next couple of years.
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When you step into that role, it's unlikely you'll have had any training, and chances are, you're going to make some mistakes.
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Grande's choice to cover "Emotions" was a blatant way to step into pop, proving Carey is still the standard two decades later.
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The four shades are part of the brand's bold step into makeup, and they knock the lip category out of the park.
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And that song for me helped me step into a new realm that kind of led to the rest of the songs.
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Take one step into the paint to help and the pass is already sailing overhead to the open shooter in the corner.
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This is why those old memories come flooding back when you step into your childhood bedroom or walk past your old school.
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"M&A of this nature points to Technip's vaulting ambition to step into the 'big league' of global oil services," he wrote.
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Asked whether teachers were hoping Minnesota lawmakers might step into the fray, Faber told reporters he had no expectations to that effect.
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Children are invited to step into their ancestors' shoes — and, preferably, their suitcoats and dresses, too — for an afternoon's stroll through history.
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Boundaries are expressed as the sun connects with Saturn at 5:56 PM, and we're called to step into a leadership role.
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He has designated no successor, and no single member of his own coalition has emerged as ready to step into his shoes.
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For all of its bluster, North Korea has traditionally been willing to walk back from the void rather than step into it.
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For Mr. Green, this means he may have to give up some up his reserve and step into a more public role.
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Step into the gas for more than a second or 2 and you're toast — unless you have a gas mask, that is.
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To be a parent is to step into a great unknown, a magical universe where we choose to love over and over.
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It is unclear who will permanently step into the role of Oversight chairman as the impeachment inquiry reaches a critical stretch. Rep.
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Trump met with Kim again in June at the Demilitarized Zone and became the first sitting president to step into North Korea.
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"Unconscious bias" is a big one, and unfortunately it's also a swamp you can step into even when your intentions are good.
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Minecraft is taking a step into the real world later in 2019, and it's looking to examples like Pokémon Go for inspiration.
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When Hicks first announced her departure, many assumed that White House director of strategic communications Mercedes Schlapp would step into her role.
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Your first step into the new world of cryptocurrencies is often through an exchange, a marketplace in which buyers and sellers interact.
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Trump met with Kim again in June at the Demilitarized Zone and became the first sitting president to step into North Korea.
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The moon in Leo shines a light on the career sector of your chart—do you want to step into the spotlight?
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Now he's taken this step into soccer club ownership, Valladolid will be hoping some of his playing success rubs off on it.
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Visitors are invited to step into five of the rooms, and to peer into the sixth, immersing themselves in the dazzling displays.
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Once they step into the light, they'll see the lie for what it was: a trick, that lead them to the truth.
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It's a style that requires a dancer to step into a line — not to take over and not to be left behind.
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Madrid Dispatch MADRID — Step into Bar Oliva, a cafe in a southern suburb of Madrid, and you step back 44 years. Gen.
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As for entrepreneurs that step into the Tank, Herjavec is looking for their clothes to look intentional, and to complement their companies.
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How do you step into that position confidently and run it with her legacy in mind and then making it your brand?
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With a second album allegedly on its way, it's time the road is cleared for Newham's finest to step into the light.
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The mix of registers and voices and styles on display in ''Step Into a World'' hints at the potential power of this fusion.
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When the debutants step into the National Assembly for the first time, floor plans in hand, the face of parliament will be transformed.
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To make it harder, the video suggests you can "dynamically pop up with control," meaning you turn the simple step into a hop.
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That's why it's important to step into someone else's shoes every now and then, like Washington Post pop music critic Chris Richards did.
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"September Rose" marks her first move out on her own terms, the inaugural step into a journey she's spent her life building toward.
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Early-stage hardware startup founders, it's your turn to step into the spotlight and launch your innovative inventions to the world's top investors.
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Girls Trip's biggest weakness is that you can guess the beats the film wants to hit before you even step into the theater.
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The moment they step into the lobby, they're welcomed warmly by members of the Fogg family and music they'll hear in the show.
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Wens said in June it would buy Jiangsu Jinghai Poultry Industry Group, marking its first step into the white-feathered broiler bird segment.
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It's this combination that makes her a clever choice to step into a part originally written for the great downtown actress Ruth Maleczech.
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Most importantly, we both have great confidence in the next generation of talents who will step into Nick's responsibilities with skill and dedication.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama is taking an unprecedented step into down-ballot races in the final two weeks before the 2016 election.
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That hasn't stopped the jubilation from those who think it's high time for Elba to step into the role — but not so fast.
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The wife of presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump took a rare step into the spotlight at the Republican convention in Cleveland Monday night.
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JOHNSON: WELL, I THINK, YOU KNOW, ANYONE THAT IS BEING ASKED TO STEP INTO THIS ROLE WOULD RECOGNIZE THIS COMES WITH GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.
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And as you step into your new roles my expectation for you is quite simple, always be ready to fight and to win.
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It was a breakout product from its posture trainer Lumo Lift and a first step into both connected garments and the running industry.
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Parenthood's Erika Christensen is about to step into the center of a media storm – but luckily she's got Kerry Washington by her side.
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"This is what men do," says Cynthia Pong, a feminist career coach at Embrace Change who helps professional women step into their power.
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"Having the ability to step into someone's shoes and use that information when you interact with people is an amazing tool," Lanteri said.
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Later, the room is ice as I step into my underwear, put on my clothes, and head back out to the waiting room.
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Seo said the lab expects its research to allow it to eventually step into the commercial realm as a technology supplier for carmakers.
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IMAX wants moviegoers to be able to "step into the movie" using StarVR headsets in an adjacent room after watching movies in IMAX.
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Since technology hasn't allowed us to step into the mind of a cat (yet), we can only assume what this kitty is thinking.
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Given how beloved a cast member Perry was, it's unlikely that anyone else could step into his role, now that he is gone.
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The team's leader (and Peter's love interest) Liz has moved away to Oregon, which means someone new has to step into the role.
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It's humanity's first step into colonizing space and acts as a test for how humans and gorillas respond to living in extraterrestrial conditions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's always heartening to see an art historical institution take a big step into the modern era.
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Today's announcement marks a first step into this direction toward building a full software delivery management platform, though others are likely to follow.
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The Vatican did step into Venezuelan politics toward the end of last year, facilitating talks between the Maduro government and the opposition coalition.
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He was an unlikely mentor, a small motor of light helping a young Los Angeles Lakers team take a step into their future.
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Will Ferrell's loose impression of George W. Bush as a feckless boy-man lampooned the dangers of letting lovable dopes step into power.
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Take a moment to step into my shoes and remember a first responder's worst day at work is likely bloody, gory, and traumatizing.
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That gives me inspiration to step into my fullest purpose, and I know it does for so many others who look like me.
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He will use this crisis to step into his role again as a fire-breathing racist monster in search of attention and chaos.
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I think one of your strongest lines is the idea that it is a step into the unknown to leave the European Union.
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With more and more people deciding to step into the labor market (and finding jobs) these latest numbers point to great employment resilience.
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"As institutional investors step into the market, crypto funds will dust off their licensing applications and take a fully regulated approach," he said.
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"I don't think I would step into Netflix stock price at these levels right here now," Binger told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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That important family-friendly branding is part of what led NBC Sports to choose Rocket League as its first step into broadcasting esports.
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"Toyota Man" is a step into more political material from a band that has tended to keep social issues out of their music.
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We must, as we innovate, ensure that every step into our future is deliberately accompanied by work to ensure we are more inclusive.
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He lost his boxing title as a result and did not step into the ring for three years while lawyers appealed in court.
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But before Paulette could step into the conversation, Flip Harrison appeared, her hair pastel-colored and flowing like the mane of a unicorn.
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"Step into right direction, but definitely not enough," tweeted Renate Künast, a former German cabinet minister and a member of the Green Party.
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Reading Elon Musk's Twitter feed is to take a step into a reality he is forging by the minute; one that suits him.
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For many new volunteers, being added to a Facebook Group by a motivated friend is their first step into a campaign's field operation.
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It's been fascinating and so enjoyable to see how you managed to step into the performance of that poem in many different ways.
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It was in this season's "Swan Lake," a role she first danced in 2017, that Ms. Teuscher ascended a further step into ballerinadom.
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Related: Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral These CGI Hunks Are Just Bags of Male Tears Step Into A Real Life Matrix
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Bernadette Peters, who turns 70 next week, doesn't need to step into anyone's shoes at this point in her 60-year Broadway career.
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As I step into her room on the top floor, the smell of weed smacks me in the face like a soft pillow.
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Very. And how scary is it to step into the roles of two of the finest dancers of their generation, classical or otherwise?
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He might have made his final step into the Mets' inner circle on Saturday, striking out 10, one shy of his career high.
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The artist barely did anything to it: He cut one square step into a corner and drilled a couple of holes on top.
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On Tuesday, the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court in a letter to step into the Maryland lawsuit and resolve the issue itself.
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Now Ms. Hendry is preparing for the "Rorschach" show, which she views as an attempt to step into the more traditional art world.
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All followed the 2013 interactive fiction game Depression Quest, which asked players to step into the shoes of a character living with depression.
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Instead, he repeated his call for the European Union to step into the conflict, a plea that has been rejected by European leaders.
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If there is that much concern regarding President Trump and his actions, sign your name to the article and step into the spotlight.
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The Dodgers infielder Charlie Culberson said his wife tried to step into the store Saturday afternoon after dropping him off at the clubhouse.
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The far right, once hemmed in by its own parochialism, has manufactured a worldwide online battlefield anyone with internet access can step into.
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Given that both Democratic candidates are nearing 80, there is a good chance of that woman having to step into the presidential role.
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In today's 360 video, step into "Alcyone," an 18th-century French opera that had not been performed in Paris for almost 250 years.
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Why does Trump, who can say an unkind word about almost anyone, seem to regularly step into the fray to advocate for Sanders?
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In other words, this is simply not the right time for the Supreme Court to step into debates about the Second Amendment's scope.
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In 1989, the bank took its first small step into this new financial world by acquiring a venerable British investment bank, Morgan Grenfell.
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And Clinton tried to make her case that she was the one would could easily and immediately step into the commander in chief.
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It's one in a spate of Mr. Mom flicks in which men comically or seriously (or both) step into the primary parenting role.
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She said she saw that the passer-by was spiritually ill, and urged her to step into a nearby apartment to talk more.
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Before you step into the wild, wild west of holiday deals, prepare for the impulses that may come by preparing a holiday budget.
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The décor of La Dimora has a colorful cast: Step into the roomy living area and you are struck by a baroque sumptuousness.
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So prior to an adjudication, the White House is not going to step into the middle of a process and short-circuit it.
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This past week, we saw two celebrities step into the political arena on opposite sides of the partisan divide, with very different results.
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And many of the candidates are term-limited members of the City Council or state legislators looking to step into more prominent roles.
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The tale is also a step into a controversial and burgeoning layer of American religion, where commerce, supernatural belief and patriotism blend freely.
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"We need to be careful that we don't step into something that feels almost a little bit like racial profiling," Dr. Collins said.
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Others, however, went that extra step into reprehensible actions that make the kid from Problem Child look like one of the Von Trapps.
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If the FDA's strategy holds, it would be a major step into the post-cigarette world, with Philip Morris present at the creation.
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It's no day to be a cowardly crab, Cancer—the Moon is in Aries, and it's pushing you to step into the spotlight.
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But when it comes to taking what you know and taking that first step into the darkness, it's, I mean, it's counter-intuitive.
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His entry is a step into the mainstream for a national movement that has been criticized for a lack of organized structure and tactics.
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In addition to being a step into deeper and stranger territory, Memento Collider marks the return of founding member Plenum, who departed in 2010.
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"Steven Taylor gives us a proven piece that can step into our backline and perform immediately," coach Caleb Porter told the club's website (www.timbers.com).
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By allowing me to step into the spotlight, he pushed me out of my comfort zone, and that's how I gained the president's trust.
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Employers with more resources have been able to step into the gap, allowing employees to work from home or providing screening services at offices.
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Step into operating room from wherever you are But the use of robots purely as aids is what Kim is trying to move beyond.
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Davis has power, and decent punching form and combinations when he's got his eye in and isn't too nervous to step into the pocket.
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The pair aren't the first women to walk in space: 12 pioneering astronauts and cosmonauts made that step into the final frontier before them.
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While it's a fun read, what's most promising about this novella is that it feels like a tiny step into a much larger universe.
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Paul and KSI -- both huge YouTube stars -- are on a collision course for August, when they will both step into the ring and fight.
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Banking giant J.P Morgan Chase is taking another step into tapping fintech startups not just for investment, but for growing its business more directly.
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HA's tech is a set of machine learning modules trained to identify different pedestrian behaviors — is this person about to step into the street?
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It's also a major tourist attraction that's one of the first things visitors want to see when they step into the City of Lights.
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Fallon's issues with Cristal also stem from her own mommy issues and not wanting to see another woman try to step into that role.
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BARCELONA—Qualcomm is taking the next step into 5G, promising 5G-enabled Windows laptops and to integrate 5G into next year's Snapdragon smartphone platform.
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Grab is best known for rivaling Uber in Southeast Asia, but today the company took a major step into becoming a fintech player, too.
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The surprising announcement left a bit of a power void in the city, allowing several candidates to step into the race — and now Mckesson.
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"The Playground LTM represents our first step into what a full creative mode looks like in Fortnite," the developer wrote on Reddit last week.
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Towards the end of series premiere "Steven Sees A Ghost," we step into the flashback timeline, when the Crains are settling into Hill House.
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Echoing Heraclitus, who said that you can only step into the same river once, Thiel believes that each moment in business happens only once.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer will step into the temporary role making him the third consecutive acting Defense secretary since James Mattis resigned in January.
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While this is just one small step into the space, if AMD's speed claims hold true, this could mean some real competition for Intel.
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"We've written to the Italian government and we've said 'look, if something untoward happens, don't worry, we will step into the breach'," O'Leary said.
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It would have been easy for Moore to step into a role similar to married housewife she played on The Dick Van Dyke Show.
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The bank did, however, reiterate it would be ready to step into the market to smooth swings it deems excessive, without giving precise guidance.
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"I was 25, employed, insured, living with my significant other, and arguably adult enough if I had wanted to step into motherhood," Lucas says.
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" Says Nielson: "The intention behind that was to let go of who we were and step into the new chapter with a fresh start.
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They urge me to pull a lever, opening a portal, and then urge me to step into the portal that looks out into space.
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How does a person step into the shoes of one of the most beloved fixtures of the popular consciousness for one month each year?
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The app allows you to step into the director's chair of a Pixar-esque film, embodying characters, moving around props and firing off lines.
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According to Burford's Bogart and Gerchen Keller principal Travis Lenkner, Burford will step into Gerchen Keller's place as the manager of Gerchen's existing funds.
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Japan has said this agreement reserves it the right to step into the market if the yen's spike is out of line with fundamentals.
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" "He is qualified to step into this job and lead on day one, and he is a progressive who likes to get things done.
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