Imagine stepping back into the world with only that information.
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They are essentially stepping back, trying to prevent financial catastrophe.
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Visiting Mexico Beach thus felt like stepping back in time.
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This will be yet again the United States stepping back.
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So, stepping back a bit: how big is the membership?
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You find yourself stepping back and thinking, Who ARE you?
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Stepping back from a plan for a Tubman $20 bill.
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Intel denied at the time that it was stepping back.
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Maezawa is no stranger to stepping back from ostentatious plans.
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But for every country stepping forward, more are stepping back.
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Stepping back from politics, the Hunter Biden story is basically sympathetic.
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Stepping onto Kalalau Beach is like stepping back into prehistoric times.
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"Daesh is stepping back and Daesh will be defeated," he said.
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It's like stepping back in the 1900s when you come in.
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Prince Andrew stepping back from public duties following explosive BBC interview.
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But that is the extent of Romero's defensive acumen—stepping back.
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"There is precedent for the administration sometimes stepping back," he said.
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It's worth stepping back and thinking about how unusual this is.
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"Canada is stepping up, while other countries are stepping back," he said.
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And Seager suggested stepping back to contemplate when things go wrong. Q5.
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A nervous stepping back and forth, a careful circling of my opponent.
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SIMON: SO, STEPPING BACK, I FEEL GOOD ABOUT THEM GOING INTO Q73.
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"When you come here, it's like stepping back in time," she said.
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Mr. Gates has slowly been stepping back from Microsoft in recent years.
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Amanda: Right, she has the burden of stepping back into this trauma.
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It's also worth stepping back and looking at the bigger picture here.
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Stepping back, however, we have to be honest with the American people.
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Sounds like she's now stepping back and letting him do exactly that.
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"It was so easy," Davis says of stepping back into her former role.
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Val Kilmer continues to make public appearances after stepping back into the spotlight.
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Stepping back for a second, it's pretty clear the statement is an exaggeration.
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Stepping back also give him an opportunity to gauge how Microsoft has changed.
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It's simply a matter of stepping back and seeing how they've taken effect.
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As a result, she is stepping back from Twitter for the foreseeable future.
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The former prosecutor announced that he was stepping back in a Facebook post.
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It's almost like he's stepping back and doesn't want himself to be anything.
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I'm stepping back more and more and I'm liking it because he's amazing.
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I am stepping back from a persona, from a person that is Trish.
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"I don't know who it is," Ms. Miles said before stepping back inside.
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Chip makers have also started stepping back from dealings with the Chinese firm.
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Stepping back, what is the most important thing for this bill to achieve?
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Stepping into an Officine Universelle Buly boutique is like stepping back in time.
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So stepping back for one split second and then I'll get into it.
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But it's worth stepping back and remembering two things about this data point.
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Stepping back to hug his nephew, he thanked the audience and embraced his granddaughter.
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Much of Holloway's best work comes from stepping back and drawing opponents onto him.
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But Modi's government has been stepping back from such fiscal rectitude in recent months.
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That announcement was in effect that Prince Philip is stepping back from public life.
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Stepping back into the ring next Friday is actually a huge act of bravery.
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Giannis stepping back over one toilet tipped on its side might not be impressive.
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Giannis stepping back over TWO AND A HALF TOILETS for a game winning victory!
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While the Trump administration is stepping back from the Paris Agreement, we are not.
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It said Sessions would consider stepping back from specific questions tied to the probe.
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I thought I'd step forward a little bit, but I ended up stepping back.
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Stepping back it bit, what do these charges say about NYPD policy, in general?
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But stepping back for a second, I've never really got this whole ceiling metaphor.
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International chip makers have also started stepping back from dealings with the Chinese firm.
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"This would be us stepping back and leaving behind $100,000," Bailey told BuzzFeed News.
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U.S. President Donald Trump later eased tensions by stepping back from renewed military action.
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Instead of me saying every time, 'This is on me,' no, I'm stepping back.
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He shows no interest in stepping back from his fights with the Democratic House.
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But stepping back, the reality is that Trump has not actually done very much.
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Then I think stepping back and taking a break makes a lot of sense.
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Stepping back now was his way of putting Uber first, as he always has.
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Stepping back, I'm wondering what you think on a grand scale: Is boxing wrong?
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The former prosecutor announced that he was stepping back in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Stepping back from the fence, the scientists observed the apes to see how they responded.
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I think it is worth stepping back and asking why we are in this situation.
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It's worth stepping back and emphasizing that it did not have to be like this.
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Ghosn appointed himself Mitsubishi chairman while stepping back from day-to-day duties at Nissan.
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This week we're stepping back to explore all things memory in technology, science, and entertainment.
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CEO and founder Kevin Plank is stepping back from the position, the company announced Tuesday.
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Stepping back, this is all bearing toward convergence with another key movement: self-driving cars.
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With this history, it's worth stepping back and appreciating the Neo Geo Mini in context.
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The dollar stood at 110.49 yen, stepping back from Thursday's seven-week peak of 123.
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The dollar stood at 110.59 yen, stepping back from Thursday's seven-week peak of 111.13.
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The U.S. currency fetched 110.32 yen, stepping back from Thursday's seven-week peak of 54.683.
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The U.S. currency fetched 110.34 yen, stepping back from Thursday's seven-week peak of 54.603.
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Sounds like someone's stepping back into the political arena just in time for midterm elections.
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The U.S. currency fetched 110.50 yen, stepping back from Thursday's seven-week peak of 111.13.
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What was the biggest surprise for you in stepping back to compile this recent history?
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The Trump administration flirted with a constitutional crisis Monday before stepping back from the brink.
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Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick may finally be stepping back onto the field.
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Then there is the fact that global central banks are also stepping back from easing.
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"Stepping back from that, it's going to be difficult to say the least," said Pistor.
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Stepping back, Tesla is a crucial player in the movement of EVs into the mainstream.
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My verdict: If you enjoy wine and stepping back in time, you&aposll enjoy Brotherhood.
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In 2018, Fury staged a remarkable turnaround, getting clean and stepping back into the ring.
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Kjellberg could also be stepping back to take a break from the criticism he receives.
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Don't feel guilty taking a break—stepping back from whatever you're working on is important.
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If Microsoft is stepping back from them, now is a good time to show what's next.
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Your stepping back will allow this moment to become something bigger than just another opening ceremony.
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FOR A MOMENT it seemed as if America and Iran were stepping back from the brink.
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Stepping back, as a health service company, we're leading pharmacy services, health services, from that standpoint.
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Now Ive is stepping back into the part of the position he vacated back in 2015.
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In addition to Kasowitz's stepping back, the spokesperson he had brought on, Mark Corallo, has resigned.
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Get on a big boat and you can feel like you're stepping back into the 1970s.
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"There is this notion of sketching an idea and stepping back and reviewing it," he said.
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The opponent cannot answer your back step by stepping back themselves because they will look ridiculous.
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For now, there is no sign either Biden and Sanders are stepping back from the fight.
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Mr. Morgan began stepping back from his duties at First Round Capital about five years ago.
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"It's not just stepping back," said Louis Charbonneau, the United Nations director for Human Rights Watch.
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Then, after stepping back from the firm in 2012, he became an increasingly prominent Democratic donor.
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Stepping back from the noise, perhaps this is another case of bad news dominating the headlines.
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Wednesday's highs range from 55 to 60 before stepping back to 50 to 55 on Thursday.
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This is not us stepping back from news, this is us changing our relationship with publishers.
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It may seem obvious, but it's worth stepping back and really taking stock of your needs.
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It's worth stepping back from this to reflect on who Bowles is in our art pantheon.
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What's most telling about this episode isn't Trump stepping back in the face of public outrage.
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"Every time he says he's stepping back, he may believe that, and he may want to do that, but when someone else does something he doesn't like, he can't resist stepping back in," said Erik Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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Rielle Hunter and daughter Frances Quinn are stepping back into the spotlight – this time, as published authors.
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"I was a little nervous at first, sure," Gunn said of stepping back into quirky Kirk's shoes.
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"Investors are taking a pause, stepping back and looking at what's the next driving element," he said.
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Rob Kardashian's stepping back out into the public eye ... for another one of his sister's birthday parties.
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James Franco is stepping back from the spotlight as allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior emerge against him.
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After Exxon stepping back, Rosneft has not resumed drilling in the Arctic Kara Sea, citing the sanctions.
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There's power and even triumph in stepping back and letting your opponent talk himself into a hole.
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Stepping back, the banks have had a robust run, noted Oppenheimer's head of technical analysis, Ari Wald.
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Most of all, I learned an important lesson about stepping back and trusting my team to lead.
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Now, Fuller is stepping back as the production's showrunner, although he will remain the show's executive producer.
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Watching it now and just kind of stepping back, I'm going 'What the heck was I thinking?
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Bruno Le Maire, the finance minister, talks of the state stepping back slowly from holding corporate assets.
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Wednesday afternoon, Ratner released a statement saying he was stepping back from his projects with the studio.
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Unfortunately, just when China needs the private sector to step up, they look to be stepping back.
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It's worth briefly stepping back to remember why Trump is angry at Iran in the first place.
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Central banks around the world are in tightening mode and are stepping back from the bond market.
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Shortly after, the prince released a statement saying that he would be stepping back from royal duties.
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The Fed cut interest rates three times between July and October, before indicating it was stepping back.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are stepping back from a royal family that goes back 100 years.
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Demand for housing is still very strong, but yes, buyers are stepping back because of affordability constraints.
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Stepping back, Facebook is now shifting from the top of the sentiment pedestal to very shaky ground.
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Speaking up against hate and divisiveness and stepping back from the advisory councils was a first step.
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We broke away from a monarchy, and we revere George Washington for stepping back from the presidency.
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It fell to 2.23 per dollar, stepping back from Thursday's three-week high of 20.8645 to the dollar.
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Here is the company's statement in full, Intel is in no way stepping back from the wearables business.
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The plan relies on Mr Trump playing along and stepping back from the brink at the right time.
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Asian shares also fell, stepping back from decade highs as Chinese stocks stumbled for a second straight session.
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That's leaving many worried that the two Commonwealth countries are stepping back in the fight against climate change.
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Returning to the U.S. was like stepping back in time to a world where mobile doesn't work properly.
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I will be stepping back from day-to-day operations and into an advisory role on March 1703st.
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The euro slipped to $1.120, stepping back from 2-1/2-month highs of $1.1348 touched on Friday.
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But I don't see big tech companies like Apple or Google stepping back from the stand they've taken.
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Doves fret that stepping back now could risk undoing years of work, damaging the ECB's hard-earned credibility.
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In 2004 El General went on a farewell tour, announcing he was stepping back to focus on producing.
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"Got a procedure coming up that WILL increase my chances of stepping back out there drastically," Bailey says.
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"It's about stepping back and looking at these structures for their beauty and their majestic value," she said.
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More states are stepping back from capital punishment by simply not performing executions or by abolishing it altogether.
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Last Thursday, White House reporters noted that Spicer was stepping back from his role in the daily briefing.
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" Stepping back from the camera, Mr. Avalos referred wryly to the movie he was filming as "Project Unemployment.
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For the cast, re-entering the Deadwood set felt like stepping back in time — to 1889, and 2006.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, meanwhile, has indicated he is ready to exploit perceptions that Washington is stepping back.
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Read more:Meghan Markle and Prince Harry plan to become &aposfinancially independent&apos upon stepping back from royal life.
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Stepping back, if a Korean nuclear bomb explodes, who'll be the victim of the nuclear leakage and fallout?
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They will also be stepping back from their royal duties representing the Queen, including Prince Harry's military appointments.
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The president has repeatedly criticized Sessions, an ally and campaign advisor, for stepping back from the Russia investigation.
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Biden -- stepping back into politics just two weeks after he and President Barack Obama departed -- endorsed Perez on Wednesday.
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She couldn't believe how much her child had grown, stepping back into her own hologram and holding the baby.
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At the time, Nick told PEOPLE they were stepping back because "prioritizing our family is really important to us."
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But Donald Trump appears incapable of simply stepping back and allowing the focus to stay on his wobbling opponent.
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The outing comes as Pitt has slowly been stepping back into the spotlight since his split with Angelina Jolie.
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But even stepping back into Joey Gladstone's shoes for three episodes was a surreal but happy experience, he says.
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In 2018, the automaker stated it was going all-in on hybrid SUVs while stepping back from traditional cars.
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Viewers who watched "Roots" four decades ago have since lived with racial narratives of moving forward and stepping back.
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John Doerr, the firm's longtime leader, said in March that he was stepping back from day-to-day management.
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BUT AT THE SAME TIME HE'S BEEN VERY GOOD ABOUT STEPPING BACK SO I CAN STEP UP AND LEAD.
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"What we're doing is stepping back and saying there have been now multiple areas of individual transmission," he said.
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Emotional distress is also worth considering, but you can reduce it in this case by very actively stepping back.
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"At a certain point, I started stepping back and thinking about the actual cities that I'm writing," Mavroudis said.
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We also talk a lot about stepping back from the internet or putting down the phone for a break.
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The yen hit a 20-month high of 105.41 to the dollar before stepping back to steady around 105.66.
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Instead, he is stepping back from management responsibilities to help induct a younger generation into the firm's leadership ranks.
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Iran said on Sunday that it was stepping back from its commitments under the deal, known as the JCPOA.
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Under Armour's Kevin Plank CEO and founder Kevin Plank said he was stepping back from the position in October.
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Source: BlackRock At the same time, other central banks are stepping back slowly from their super-easy money policies.
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Perhaps it is worth stepping back from Iraq and looking at another country where the United States has been involved.
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How was it stepping back into Karen Walker's shoes – or should I say push-up bra – after all these years?
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"I don't see this ending peacefully, I don't see both sides, stepping back from the brink," China analyst Davis said.
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But stepping back from it, I realized that Siri was everywhere in the roughly two-hour and fifteen-minute presentation.
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Analysts said sentiment towards bonds remained bearish given expectations of major central banks stepping back from ultra-loose monetary policies.
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They are not dropping out; they are stepping back, briefly, from the mainstream to see the world, and themselves, anew.
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The peso fell to 21.3300 to the dollar, stepping back from Thursday's three-week high of 20.8645 to the dollar.
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"I will be stepping back due to some medical complications that require my full attention," Caldwell said in a statement.
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"This year, we also are stepping back and re-examining the Assassin's Creed franchise," the company said in a statement.
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I hear that you are stepping back from the CEO position to focus on building Starbucks' Reserve-branded coffee bars.
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But increasingly, Hatfield began stepping back from the table, becoming a godfather of sorts to Nike's 700-person design corps.
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Caleb McLaughlin is stepping back into the '80s – only this time he's doing it in BET's The New Edition Story.
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The common currency also pared gains on the yen, stepping back to 131.485 from a one-month high of 132.45.
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He had done that once before, stepping back in 2013, only to return in a more prominent role in 2015.
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To understand what is at stake, it is worth stepping back to examine why we needed encryption to begin with.
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Daly also recommends stepping back and looking in the mirror to ensure your liner is somewhat symmetrical on both eyes.
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The hourlong conversation saw the strategist and former Breitbart executive stepping back into the public spotlight — and stirring controversy again.
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Six Hoosiers contributed to the 263-point total, including 3-26 sophomore center Thomas Bryant stepping back and hitting two.
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It's ominous, it's heavy, stepping back and blazing back in with a powerful guitar and drumming that will enchant you.
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"Your largest investor might be stepping back, that's what spooked people," said John Briggs, a bond strategist at NatWest Markets.
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"The NYXL will temporarily be stepping back from playing matches in the Overwatch League," the team posted Friday on Twitter.
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But far from stepping back or opting for contrition as his critics and appeasers hope, Trump draws darker political conclusions.
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" To learn more, take a look at "What to Know About Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Stepping Back.
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Ellison has continued to keep a high profile despite stepping back from the chief executive post of Oracle in 28500.
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Mr. Goetz will also be stepping back as a co-head, with Mr. Botha, of Sequoia's United States venture business.
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Amazon and YouTube continue to explore bids for sports rights while Facebook and Twitter are stepping back from their efforts.
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But Winfrey confirmed in a statement provided to The Hollywood Reporter on Friday that she's stepping back from the project.
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The common currency also pared gains on the yen, stepping back to 131.38 from a one-month high of 132.45.
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The ever-changing rules and regulations on YouTube could be one reason Kjellberg feels like stepping back for a while.
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Juror 248 said it was the fact that it showed Van Dyke stepping forward toward McDonald instead of stepping back.
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"It's possible that the push for the economy comes from stepping back from some of these trade disputes," Binder said.
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The common currency also pared gains on the yen, stepping back to 131.53 from a one-month high of 132.45.
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Andrew, 59, announced in November that he is "stepping back" from his royal roles in the wake of the scandal.
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As part of that shift, Franzas, who has been leading the project, is stepping back to a more design-focused role.
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Lowry was a marvel in the first half, stepping back into Steph Curry territory for a few of his 3-pointers.
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That's true of how we tackle the climate crisis too, especially in a situation where America's federal leadership is stepping back.
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"(Dollar) buyers who were inactive are stepping back in to meet their requirements," said a senior trader at a Kenyan bank.
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"We are living in a world at the moment, what is happening right now, we are stepping back," she told Holgate.
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Stepping back from the immediate controversies, both parties should be able to agree on how investigations of political figures should work.
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If a strategy of stepping back does not help you get closer to your goals, Poehler suggests you cut and run.
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At present, we seem to be stepping back from globalization and as a result, emerging markets have taken a significant hit.
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For now, it may be worth stepping back to see how divergent President Trump's approach is from that of his predecessor.
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Joining him is Jamal Woolard, stepping back into the role of the Notorious B.I.G. after portraying him in 2009's Notorious.
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Having carried an enormous policymaking burden since the global financial crisis, the central bank is in the process of stepping back.
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To put the recent string of voting rights victories in perspective, it's worth stepping back to the 2008 case Crawford v.
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The now-disgraced 94-year-old could not resist stepping back into the political arena on the eve of the vote.
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Mr. Schmidt's stepping back is expected to have little practical effect on the day-to-day operations of the behemoth operation.
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Mr. Weah responded by stepping back, keeping his supporters off the streets and remaining quiet as the drama unfolded around him.
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It feels as if you are stepping back in time for a few seconds, in a pleasant, yet also bewildering, way.
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After playing nearly 250 shows as part of his multi-year Divide tour, Ed Sheeran says he's stepping back from music.
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Stepping back to pass, he often held the ball too long and ended up sacked or hurried into a poor play.
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What is your initial reaction to the news of their announcement that they will be "stepping back" from their official duties?
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BECKY QUICK: Does that mean you are stepping back and not making purchases like you had been a few years ago?
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"He is stepping back from public duties and his patronages and not undertaking any activities in this period," says a source.
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But after stepping back this weekend, it will be harder for the Trump administration to make an aggressive stance appear credible.
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However, even though they are stepping back, Harry made it clear in a speech that they're not abandoning their adoring public.
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I asked if he'd considered stepping back from the campaign because of the spotlight on his family and the nasty trolling.
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Stepping back, Trump's behavior also highlights his self-indulgence while millions of Americans were in the path of a murderous hurricane.
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Rather than stepping back into society as a model citizen, he was eventually convicted and sent to jail for armed robbery.
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In the story, she says it's been difficult stepping back into the spotlight since returning from 90 days in rehab last fall.
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The move extends a broader Trump administration pattern of stepping back from international agreements and forums under the president's "America First" policy.
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"What I feel right now, is that I'm okay with stepping back and just focusing on being a good wife," Haleigh replies.
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Stepping back from such a self-defeating title can reorient your entire relationship with video games as an artistic and entertainment medium.
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"Robyn did a great job in stepping back," Dolezal insists, even though he knew what it would mean for her famous friend.
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Shareef O'Neal is making a dramatic return to the basketball court ... stepping back onto the hardwood 4 months after undergoing heart surgery!!!
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People who divide their time between China and the West complain that leaving WeChat behind is akin to stepping back in time.
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Instead, the French and Italian architecture and medieval elements in old town made me feel like I was stepping back in time.
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To perform multiple undo actions, stepping back through the history of your actions, you need to use the "Step Backwards" command instead.
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He planned to retire soon, stepping back from spending his life on an airplane, albeit a luxurious one paid for by Nissan.
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But having said all that, I thought I would be stepping back in terms of prominence and fame and, you know, profile.
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Convincing Romero to give ground, pausing, then scoring a body kick to the open side just as Romero was stepping back in.
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" After widespread backlash to his interview, Andrew announced that he was stepping back from his official public duties "for the foreseeable future.
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Years after the events of their feud, Baskin is stepping back into the spotlight with a scripted series based on her life.
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But with so few female directors in the marketplace, she's conscious that some view her stepping back as an act of betrayal.
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The biggest pop culture news this week came when Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced they were stepping back from royal duties.
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At the trailer's climax, K comes face to face with Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford, stepping back into his role from the original).
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In stepping back as Turkey strikes Kurdish fighters and civilians, the administration also risks losing control of some 10,000 captured ISIS fighters.
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However, Paul told Business Insider that he&aposs never considered stepping back from Team 10, where he considers himself a vital part.
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Last year, Trump proclaimed a "very big day" for free and fair trade after stepping back from a tariff war with Europe.
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What&aposs next for Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who are stepping back from key positions at the tech giant?
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During the press conference, John cited his family with husband David Furnish as his main reason for stepping back from the road.
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Some insurers have been stepping back from the ObamaCare exchanges due to financial losses as well as uncertainty about the law's future.
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Stepping back, the top 50,000 songs made up 73.2% of all US streams in 2017 but that declined to 70.5% in 2018.
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Along with politicians, corporations are also stepping back from contributing to the Republican National Convention this year, slashing the amount they typically contribute.
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Melania Trump is set to make her first appearance since stepping back from the public eye to undergo a kidney procedure last month.
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"It was like stepping back in time," says Frayer, who spent four days at two steel factories in Inner Mongolia in early November.
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After wading into the alleged beef between Taylor Swift and Katy Perry, Orange Is the New Black actor Ruby Rose is stepping back.
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Update 11/19: Intel is denying that the company is stepping back from wearables, though has not directly commented on the layoff news.
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By stepping back on the board once its rolled to a standstill, the Pint's gyroscope deactivates, allowing you to safely dismount the rideable.
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"Stepping back and admittedly taking the long view, investing in Disney shares is a play on the durability of its IP," Swinburne said.
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But our favorite part was when he was asked how Strand handled stepping back as the leader while the female characters took charge.
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A worthwhile political analysis of any Trump tweet (or comment, for that matter) means stepping back from both reflexive outrage and uncritical repetition.
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Stepping back, that little blue square seems to become an eye, and the imperfect pink oval above it looks like a rabbit's ear.
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He kept stepping back, to be farther from her, and she kept stepping toward him, and he was not going to be manipulated.
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Or, if he did, he showed it only by stepping back, as though to make her lean toward him, try a little harder.
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MORE is stepping back into the spotlight this month, using his political clout to endorse a former ally in a Florida mayoral race.
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In terms of the vibe, the designer said she hopes walking into the place makes guests feel like they're stepping back in time
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The 2007 iPhone still works, but using the Internet and taking selfies on the decade-old device is like stepping back in time.
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Rather than speculating about what we don't know about Trump and Russia, it's worth stepping back to see how much we do know.
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Dining | Long Island Stepping off the Fire Island ferry at Fair Harbor on a recent sunny afternoon was like stepping back in time.
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Several venture capitalists have left the firm, with John Doerr, the firm's longtime leader, stepping back from day-to-day responsibilities in 2016.
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For me, that meant finding restraint and perspective by stepping back, seeing my own complicity in much of what's happened in my life.
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But today we're stepping back and taking a look at impeachment as a big picture in the political meta-narrative sense of impeachment.
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His normal approach is that of a courtly sommelier, decanting his intellectual elixir and then stepping back to enjoy our pleasure in it.
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The dollar also shot up to a 2-1/2-month high of 113.26 yen the previous day before stepping back to 112.88 yen.
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Since then however, Verizon has begun stepping back its offerings by forcing lower-quality video streams and imposing speed limits for its cheaper plans.
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Rielle Hunter is stepping back into the spotlight almost eight years after her affair with then then-North Carolina senator John Edwards became public.
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The star, 42, confirmed she's stepping back in front of the camera for an upcoming sequel to the megahit Disney villain origin story Maleficent.
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Still, it's worth stepping back and looking at just how surprising it is that Democrats were competitive at all in the Kansas Fourth District.
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They built it from the ground up and walking onto it for the first time a month ago was like stepping back in time.
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But Obama failed to pull the trigger, stepping back from the brink, forcing the French into an unwelcome position of climbing down as well.
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The 20-year yield fell to as low as 0.145%, the lowest since July 2016, before stepping back to 0.195%, up 403 basis points.
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Lift your knees an inch or so, and use each hands to drive your body in your reverse, stepping back with the opposite foot.
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Stepping back for a second, how has policing—and the responsibility and gravity of the job—evolved since you joined the profession decades ago?
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This year, though, while keeping the day epic, Bull is stepping back from the title of "champion" and "only" hitting nine or 10 stores.
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"The bigger banks are stepping back," said Phil Jacoby, chief investment officer at Spectrum Asset Management, which focuses on bank capital and hybrid securities.
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"You've got the larger exchanges picking up the slack and making gains of market share, with retail exchanges stepping back," said CryptoCompare's Charlie Hayter.
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While a visit may feel like stepping back in time, the food and drinks are some of the most innovative in Music City today.
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And despite boasting one of the most notable résumés in the industry, he surprised some by stepping back into the fray of daily journalism.
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We know his reactions, his responses, but he is nowhere very positive, instead stepping back to allow more vibrant characters to take center stage.
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The Sussexes will be "stepping back" as senior royals — you can read more about what exactly that means — for a one-year trial period.
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Pandora cofounder Tim Westergren was pressured by activist shareholders to sell the company almost immediately after stepping back into the CEO seat in 2016.
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Parents intervene by teaching children strategies for working things out, and then ignore by stepping back to allow them to apply what they've learned.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are stepping back from royal duties and moving toward becoming "financially independent," the couple announced in an Instagram post.
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But they do suggest stepping back from the steak — researchers found that there was no safe amount for consuming processed meat or red meat.
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But if both Iran and Trump continue stepping back from the brink of all-out war, then diplomacy has the inklings of a path.
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"I wanted to give people a vibe of stepping back into the '90s, when everyone was having conversations and wasn't on cellphones," she said.
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Since stepping back on the court in 2017, Sharapova had difficulty overcoming a chronic shoulder problem and only took home one WTA tour win.
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The latest announcement comes to the surprise of those who suspected the couple would retain their titles while stepping back from the royal family.
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AND STEPPING BACK, IF YOU LOOK AT THE INDUSTRY AS A WHOLE, THE ACA REVENUE INFLUX HAS LARGELY SUBSIDED AND ESTABLISHED A NEW NORMAL.
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The dollar shot up to a 252.05-252.43/2-month high of 113.26 yen the previous day before stepping back to 113.08 yen Thursday.
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To build out these features Loom has already grown to a headcount of 45, though co-founder Shahed Khan is stepping back from company.
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We spoke to him to ask about his travels, what it's like stepping back into prison, and some of his dodgiest experiences so far.
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So stepping back to place our current political-economic debate over trade policy in a two-thirds century perspective is not enough for me.
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"Stepping back from running his business is meaningless from a conflict-of-interest perspective," said Walter Shaub, director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.
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While social media activism certainly helps, centering voices means making trans people the focus of conversations and stepping back so they can lead those conversations.
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Two of Benchmark Capital's longtime general partners, Matt Cohler and Mitch Lasky, are stepping back as the venerable venture capital firm raises its ninth fund.
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She described the eerie feeling of stepping back into her own body, and looking down at holographic Reese as though she were a real baby.
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As leadership scrambles to whip the votes for the American Health Care Act, it's worth stepping back to ask: What the heck is the rush?
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The best way of approaching the question of long-term value is stepping back from short-term trends and thinking about the Snapchat product roadmap.
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"The last few times he's tried to step away, he's ended up stepping back in," Tony Scherrer, director of research at Smead Capital Management, said.
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I think that's why this year, I'm stepping back from doing so many pop-ups to focus on the consumer, the shopper, and the vendor.
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Amidst all the tension this week, it's worth stepping back for a minute to remember that President Trump doesn't have a permanent secretary of defense.
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Midnight Rambler A speakeasy downstairs at The Joule Hotel, Midnight Rambler feels like stepping back in time to a jazzy era where cocktails are king.
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Stepping back, TGT's 4.8% comp is one of the best so far in large cap retail's 43Q (HD 3.0%, LOW 4.2%, WMT 3.4%, TJX 5.0%).
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"The FCC stepping back means that the biggest providers can engage in predatory behavior," said Christopher Mitchell, ILSR's director for the Community Broadband Networks Initiative.
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At the press conference announcing the tour, John cited his family with husband David Furnish as his main reason for stepping back from the road.
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Once saying that he would rather "slash his wrists" then play James Bond again, British actor Daniel Craig is reportedly stepping back into 007s's shoes.
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While a streaming platform has yet to greenlight a Gossip Girl sequel, Lively is not against stepping back into Serena Van Der Woodsen's designer wardrobe.
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Ghosn, 64, personally shaped the alliance and had pledged to consolidate it with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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Arrington, who had led a VC firm called CrunchFund until stepping back last year to focus on his health, views crypto as the new Internet:
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I felt like we stepped outside of a structure that didn't have a strong foundation and let it collapse, and now we're stepping back in.
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But it's worth stepping back occasionally and reminding ourselves of the original and still greatest benefit of solar: namely, that it displaces fossil fuel electricity.
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"It's a lot of fun talking about life and speculating about the beaches and things on these planets, but it's worth stepping back," says Kipping.
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The effect is to portray a consciousness reacting to itself: rushing forward on kinetics and desire, stepping back in prudence to order, preserve, and frame.
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He is continually stepping back, starting with analyses of human nature, how people behave when social order breaks down, the roots and nature of tribalism.
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But — stepping back from the investigation — that history also includes a time when people were not comfortable coming forward to voice complaints about repugnant behavior.
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Stepping back from the athleisure trend might not be a bad thing, however, if Under Armour has failed to make significant tracks in that area.
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It's worth stepping back to understand why Assad has used chemical weapons so often — and why he's likely to continue doing so in the future.
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Travelers will feel like they're stepping back in time as they explore the town's famed half-timbered houses, ragged fortress walls, and maze-like streets.
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Tom Seaver, the most dominant and prominent player in Mets history, is stepping back from public life because of advancing dementia, his family said Thursday.
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Stepping back, the textures that Iris has spent weeks on, one dot, stroke, and smear at a time, come together to form an artistic masterpiece.
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"But Brexit is an example of 'reculer pour mieux sauter,'" Carney said, using a French expression which means stepping back in order to jump better.
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Russia's culture of denial seems so deeply ingrained that it is incapable of stepping back from a lie and recognizing the heinousness of its actions.
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The Queen talked things over with her son and heir Prince Charles, 71, before Andrew, 59, announced he was "stepping back" from his royal duties.
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Several venture capitalists have left the firm, with John Doerr, the firm's most high-profile investor, stepping back from day-to-day responsibilities in 2016.
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Samsung appears to be yet another company stepping back from a pursuit of full autonomy and refocusing efforts and investments toward advanced driver assistance technology.
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"I feel like the person before the operation is different to this person," said Walters, adding that she enjoyed stepping back from her intensive workload.
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It's worth stepping back to consider two important points: It's still not clear what a "phase one" deal would cover, and the details really matter.
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A divided nation digested the news that the couple were stepping back as senior members of the royal family and striving to become financially independent.
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When Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced earlier this month they would be stepping back from their royal duties, Obi Arisukwu was inspired to create.
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Comey has recently began stepping back into the spotlight since his firing last May, ahead of his new book set to be released on Tuesday.
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The protests are expected to be quieter in the U.S., where young activists say they're stepping back to put the focus on the international strikes.
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With two bubbles in new asset classes in quick succession, I think it's worth stepping back and considering whether investors truly understand the marijuana market.
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The tweet represents another instance of the President stepping back from a firm policy stance, as evidenced recently by his maneuvering on gun control policy.
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At the time, critics noted that Mr. Obama was stepping back from his own "red line" threat to punish Mr. Assad for deploying chemical weapons.
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Like a combatant preparing for a duel, he took his paces, briskly stepping back six times and slightly off to the right of the ball.
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STEPPING BACK UP TO 47 AND 52 A MONTH IS SOMETHING WE PLAN TO DO BUT ONLY WHEN WE'RE READY AND IN A VERY DISIPLINED FASHION.
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Women stepping back and letting the more gifted step forward in the heist and recognizing talent and saying go out and shine, I got your back.
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"When you step inside of the silk mill, you are really stepping back in time," said Margaret De Arcangelis, former director of preservation at Preservation Maryland.
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Stepping back, at 20x 2020 EPS, given the light LO positioning, we still see FB as one of the more compelling ideas in mega cap internet.
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He ends the speech by saying he has learned to vanquish his inner bully by acknowledging its existence and stepping back from it to gain perspective.
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It's been eight years since the Grammy-winning music star's last studio album, but Wyclef Jean is finally stepping back into the spotlight with the Sept.
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Among those leaving are CFO and COO David Parker, and co-founder and president Sean Kane, who is reportedly stepping back to start a new company.
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In a sign of the potential consequences for the Qatari economy, a number of banks in the region began stepping back from business dealings with Qatar.
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Well, in the first place they were kind of really stepping back for the fact that he's their idol, all of sudden they're with Marky Ramone.
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The 0.2523-year JGB yield fell to as low as 0.035 percent , before stepping back to 0.045 percent, up 0.5 of a basis point from Friday.
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Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner's lawyer is stepping back from representing him regarding the evolving probe into alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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In other words, by stepping back from from cross-selling and aggressive sales goals, Wells Fargo may see revenue momentum step back as well, he explained.
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"Retailers are stepping back and saying, 'We can't live with those kind of occupancy costs and still make money,'" Robert K. Futterman, a retail broker, said.
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Instead, a charming narrator asks if I feel like stepping back to my last crossroads, and my journey with Schell Games' Baker Street Experience continues on.
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Harvey Fierstein, who donned a dress — and won a Tony Award — playing Edna Turnblad in "Hairspray," is stepping back into women's clothes for his next role.
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The idea that she could dissociate herself from that sales pitch by "stepping back" from the company when she went to Washington was always patently silly.
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"It's talking about talks but then stepping back and then putting pressures at different levels," said Ariane M. Tabatabai, an Iran expert at the RAND Corporation.
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Bob Hawley, head of BNP Paribas&apos investment banking operations in the US, is stepping back and taking on a vice chairman role with the firm.
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The director's cut reflects that, and it's deliberately more repetitive: Dani and Christian keep having the same conflicts, and keep stepping back and giving into ambivalence.
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As a result, the company is "stepping back and figuring out the best way to understand how to help people who are harassed online," she says.
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" On the heels of that interview, which was met with widespread criticism, Andrew announced that he was stepping back from public duties "for the forseeable future.
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Gervais' comedy generally thrives on a brand of misanthropy, pushing to the edge of that bleak assessment of human nature before stepping back from the abyss.
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On November 20th, after several businesses distanced themselves from his charities, he announced that he would be stepping back from royal duties "for the foreseeable future".
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One civilian could be seen stepping back from the huddle carrying a large knife, apparently having disarmed the man, and taking it well out of reach.
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Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the founders of the company, are stepping back from running things and any time the founders change jobs, it means something.
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"Given the state of human rights in today's world, the U.S. should be stepping up, not stepping back," Zeid said after Haley announced the U.S. withdrawal.
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Stepping back though, it might help to explain how a nonreligious chaplain even got involved in tech and the future of work in the first place.
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Nick Diaz just posted a cryptic message on social media strongly hinting he's stepping back inside the Octagon after over 3 YEARS away from the UFC.
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The move to exit the UNHRC extends a broader Trump administration pattern of stepping back from international agreements and forums under the president&aposs "America First" policy.
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How did you approach that question of someone who's 50 years older but also not older — creating and stepping back into that role, and finding that element?
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The band split up in 2013, with Nick telling PEOPLE at the time that they were stepping back because "prioritizing our family is really important to us."
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But after five months, some developers say they're already resigned to losing parts of their old work, or even to stepping back from web game development altogether.
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But stepping back and processing that emotion, I realised that it wasn't jealousy, but feelings of protectiveness over Thomas, and wanting to make sure he was safe.
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"i jus wanna sing that's all," she captioned a video of her Tonight Show performance on Instagram, seemingly a reference to stepping back from all the controversy.
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But stepping back to take a look at the bigger picture of American entrepreneurship, it becomes apparent that equity is not the right fit for many businesses.
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Political quietism involves stepping back from the activities of the world to focus on religious truth, and it condemns self-aggrandizement and the naked reach for power.
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" The band split up in 2013, with Nick telling PEOPLE at the time that they were stepping back because "prioritizing our family is really important to us.
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A spokesman for Jeb Bush dismissed it as the "90th Bloomberg trial balloon", as he has a long habit of exploring presidential runs and then stepping back.
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He and Cooney discuss what led to her stepping back from her social media presence, her recovery, and her struggle with self-esteem and her eating habits.
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The dollar edged down on Tuesday, stepping back from recent highs as market attention turns to who will be the next head of the U.S. central bank.
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While he did not rule out reversing the ban in the future, he noted, "It's worth stepping back in order to address" the weaknesses in our systems.
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This year will be notably different, though, since her co-host of 213 years, Brad Paisley, announced in August that he'd be stepping back from the gig.
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After all this grueling work, a home may well end up stripped to its bones: STEP 5: Stepping back Seeing a house like that can be numbing.
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Sanjay Shah, the vice president of energy operations, is stepping back from any direct management of the solar generations and storage business, anonymous sources told the outlet.
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It was also early in my speaking career; one of the first invites I had after stepping back out publicly before my TEDTalk, The Price of Shame.
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With the promise of no new tariffs, Trump is stepping back from his threats to slap 25 percent tariffs on foreign autos and auto parts for now.
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Stepping back a few centuries, why was lapis lazuli so incredibly valuable, and why were artists and patrons willing to spend so much on a single color?
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Stepping back a bit, the principal political lesson of 2016 seems to be that the range of possible outcomes is far broader than most of us imagined.
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Hitachi's stepping back from Britain leaves France's state-controlled EDF Group and its Chinese partner, CGN, as the only companies pursuing nuclear power projects in the country.
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The greenback slid further Thursday after the Trump administration was seen as stepping back from the strong dollar policy that has been in place since the 1990s.
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"It's not just American consumers stepping back a bit this year, homebuilders also lost steam," said Sal Guatieri, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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But Mr. Díaz-Canel also has to figure out how to resuscitate the economy at a time when President Trump is stepping back from engaging with Cuba.
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Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, announced Wednesday that they want to "work to become financially independent" after stepping back from the royal family.
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On Wednesday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they were stepping back from their senior roles in the royal family and seek to become financially independent.
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The euro rose to as high as $210, its highest in about six months, before stepping back to $20.7, 210 percent below late U.S. levels last week.
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In other videos, an officer can be seen stepping back from the struggle and apparently shooting the man at close range while he lies on the ground.
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" Stepping back to the microphone to underscore the point, she added, "As a Catholic, I resent your using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me.
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Stepping back into the MACC, Shukri has picked up where the 2015 investigation left off, focusing on transfers of 42 million ringgit ($10.6 million) into Najib's bank account.
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Stepping back as if to begin running from Dempsey after a referee's break, Sharkey kicked his right foot back behind him and dropped heavy onto his front leg.
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Shelving the vote is the latest setback for Western powers that helped topple Gaddafi seven years ago before stepping back and seeing hopes for a democratic transition crumble.
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Still, it might be worth stepping back and giving her a bit of credit for laying bare her spending habits in a way too few privileged people do.
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There's also, I believe, a genuine desire to inform, and to warn, even though, stepping back, it's probably clear to all of us that the drumbeat isn't helping.
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Upon wrapping up a session in The VOID and stepping back into the belly of the Glendale Galleria, it's tough not to share Curtis' excitement for the future.
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But it's worth stepping back for just a moment to remember exactly how much is at stake in what Trump calls his forthcoming "final decision" on this matter.
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Trump showed no signs of stepping back, suggesting on Twitter Friday that he had a range of military solutions to use against North Korea, should he need them.
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It's not your fault that you're so awesome that people are jealous of you, but it is your fault if you escalate a situation instead of stepping back.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Belgian Socialist leader who last year became a figurehead for opposition within Europe to an EU-Canada trade pact is stepping back from national politics.
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To Kim, it means North Korea suspends nuclear and missile tests in exchange for major economic concessions and the U.S. stepping back as torchbearer for the Asian region.
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Late Friday, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg reported that Field was stepping back from his duties at Tesla, amid ongoing production problems with its Model 21 sedan.
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In explaining the decline, Warner cited the "alarming cause" for the drastic decrease in police activity by correctly saying that CPD officers are "stepping back" from aggressive policing.
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READ MORE: Chip and Joanna Gaines' emotional 'Fixer Upper' farewell They cited wanting to focus on their marriage, family and growing businesses as the reason for stepping back.
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Kurt Rhoads shifts from the snarling Duke Frederick to the openhearted Duke Senior in seconds, stepping back from the goings-on to let the playtime have its space.
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The timing of stepping back from his role to focus on philanthropic global health is somewhat curious considering the world is currently gripped with a global health crisis.
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If I were here, I would need to work a lot harder to ensure that I was still at the edge, because stepping back is so much easier.
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This proposed gift has never been formally accepted by the British government and Mr. Saatchi has yet to formally announce that he is stepping back from public life.
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Stepping back, and reflecting upon the different bodies of work that Humphrey made over a short period of time, it becomes clear how restless an artist he was.
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But private businesses are concerned that the government may be stepping back from the free-market, pro-business policies that transformed China into the world's second-largest economy.
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Mr. Trump also made clear on Thursday that he had no intention of stepping back from his remarks about the violence in Charlottesville, Va., which drew widespread condemnation.
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"As a fan, stepping back, there's something real personal Drake holds over that whole family, that he's like, 'Ya'll don't want me to let this out,'" Cannon said.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump made clear that he has no intention of stepping back from his assertions about the Charlottesville rally that have drawn widespread condemnation.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently announced that they&aposre stepping back from their royal positions, and plan to split their time between the UK and North America.
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"As a fan, stepping back, there's something real personal Drake holds over that whole family, that he's like, 'Y'all don't want me to let this out,'" Cannon said.
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Long seen as a broker for investors seeking to put money to work in the kingdom, Alwaleed is now stepping back from that role, according to the Journal.
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But stepping back from the specific falsehoods, the entire idea that Saudi purchases of US-made defense equipment represent some kind of favor to the United States is nonsensical.
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In March, another insider told PEOPLE the couple is enjoying their reduced time in the spotlight after stepping back following West's hospitalization for exhaustion and Kardashian West's Paris robbery.
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Meron was a producer on 2007's Hairspray, which turned out to be one of her final roles on the big screen before she stepping back from the spotlight.
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Read These Stories Next:Raf Simons Made History At The 2017 CFDA AwardsCarolina Herrera Is Stepping Back From Her Namesake LabelPyer Moss Tells The Story Of Underrepresented Groups Of Americans
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" After stepping back into South Korea, Trump then invited Kim to the White House, and Kim reciprocated by inviting the U.S. president to visit Pyongyang "at the right time.
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Mystikal is stepping back into the limelight after being released from prison ... taking the stage for his first big performance after spending 18 months behind bars on rape charges.
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" Stepping back and thinking about the grid at the systems level, in terms of its key actors and functions, is the province of a discipline known as "grid architecture.
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I think our approach is stepping back and going, OK, are we doing this because we are being thoughtlessly disrespectful or are we doing something to fulfill a fantasy?
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Stepping back and really evaluating what I'm putting on my skin — the formulas, the ingredients — should be just as important as evaluating what goes inside of my body, though.
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But stepping back, the ETF is up just under 2 percent so far this year while the S&P 500 has advanced over 6 percent in the same time.
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Attorneys on both sides got the brunt of Ellis' criticism after lawyers were caught rolling their eyes in response to his rulings or after stepping back from the bench.
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Now, it's worth stepping back and surveying your immediate response to that statement -- leaving the facts that make some of it true, and some of it less true, aside.
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Oil prices rebounded from a selloff in the previous session, rising nearly 1 percent before stepping back slightly, on expectations that the dollar would weaken ahead of Yellen's speech.
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Christopher added, however, that China has responded to signs of weakness and market sell offs, as in August 2015, by easing credit and stepping back from reform, when necessary.
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At the same time, I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing or learning more about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are.
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The National Law Journal reported Friday that Jamie Gorelick, the high-powered D.C. attorney that has represented Kushner since the transition period, is stepping back from the Russia probe.
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As attorney general, Sessions would have the ability to rescind two Justice Department directives — known as the Cole and Ogden memos — that called for stepping back from marijuana prosecutions.
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Traditional Europeans allies are breaking ranks with Washington, stepping back as the United States and Saudi Arabia careen from one self-created crisis to another in the Middle East.
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Once that happens, it's safe to step on with the other foot (you also get off by stepping back with one foot and then the other — very hoverboard-like).
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And while we all wait to find out who won and who lost, it's worth stepping back and reviewing what we learned from the way the campaign was fought.
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"Leaving the EU does not mean we are stepping back from our commitment to the security of our continent," Fallon told the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham, central England.
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Stepping back, she proposed, "Let's just call it all 'that broad way of thinking'" that many academics, intellectuals, and artists employ today, some with more self-awareness than others.
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"I'm really a big believer in stepping back and doing the analysis, because the community can get very excited about technology as opposed to looking at the market side."
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Both the Green and Libertarian Parties want real criminal justice reform, an end to corporate welfare or crony capitalism, and stepping back from the quagmire-ridden, spreading American Empire.
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In a memo to his staff in April, Mr. Levandowski said he was stepping back from making decisions on lidar technology for the duration of the company's legal proceedings.
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The couple&aposs announcement that they are stepping back as "senior" royals, and want to become "financially independent" was the culmination of a string of challenges to the media.
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In a contentious June 27, 2019, conference call, Van Grack insisted that Flynn was stepping back from his admissions during his guilty plea a year and a half earlier.
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Your Meghan and Harry questions, answered Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, announced they are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the royal family.
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An artist&aposs illustration of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has gone viral on social media following their announcement they are stepping back from their royal duties in 2020.
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But I do think, stepping back, it's important to say that if you look at the breadth of what Mueller has done so far, these indictments are incredibly detailed.
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Alberto Del Rio says he's got zero interest in a WWE comeback ... but tells TMZ Sports his fiancee, Paige, could be "days away" from stepping back inside the ring!!
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MACCALLUM: You know, some people in the United States will often ask well, why doesn&apost she -- you talk about Prince Philip sort of stepping back from his official duties.
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It's honestly laughable how good the symbolism was — stepping back from the questions of college to be together, just the two of us, under this night full of stars. 228.
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He isn't completely leaving the band behind, but he's stepping back from the day to day work and will take on more of a consulting role, according to the report.
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Ousting Ghosn will pose questions about an alliance that he personally shaped and had pledged to consolidate with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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But for now, visiting the Melee section of an e-sports tournament is a little like stepping back in time, as sleek LCD screens give way to bulky black boxes.
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A top Democratic operative with ties to the Hillary Clinton campaign is "stepping back" after a right-wing video showed the operative talking about inciting violence at Donald Trump rallies.
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She managed to complete five years of education to graduate on schedule, and she resumed her as an athlete, stepping back on the track she fell off of years before.
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And far from stepping back, they appear to be planning to maintain a vice-like grip on the country by turning political parties into their proxies if elections are held.
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It's like stepping back in time to before Gmail on Android last had an overhaul, but multiple accounts are supported, as are labels and categories and all the Gmail basics.
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Third, while poor nations continue to bear the overwhelming brunt of the world's refugee caseload, wealthy nations are simultaneously stepping back from their commitments to resettle the most vulnerable refugees.
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Stepping back, however, it becomes clear that rifles of all kinds, including the AR-15 and similar assault-style weapons, account for only a tiny fraction of all gun homicides.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump delayed a decision on whether to impose tariffs on imported cars from Europe, Japan and elsewhere, stepping back from opening another front in his trade wars.
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More broadly, stepping back from things, if Congress passed a corporate tax reform that slashed the statutory rate from 35 percent to 25 percent, that would be a big deal.
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Stepping back, assessing where you want to be in your job and career and digging deeper into the hatred is the way to find resolution and determine a next step.
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You might feel lazy stepping back at this time, but the energy isn't conducive to productivity since people don't see eye-to-eye and sensitive emotions are in the air.
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And in November, Prince Andrew announced he was stepping back from public duties after an interview with the BBC about his friendship with the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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WARSAW, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Central European currencies on Thursday gave up gains from Wednesday when U.S. President Donald Trump had eased tensions by stepping back from further military action Iran.
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And since real life doesn't come with VFX post-production wizards to make sure all your private bits stay private, stepping back from Twitter might be the next best thing.
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Hef's son says he's stepping back from the Stag and Hefner Media Corporation to move forward with a greater service to our community and country ... this after his March enlistment.
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Fergie also touched on the scandal surrounding ex-husband Prince Andrew stepping back from his royal duties following his bombshell BBC interview regarding his relationship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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The end of Ghosn's leadership poses questions and risks for an alliance he had pledged to consolidate with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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Entering Cafe Pushkin, a 24-hour restaurant 1.5 kilometers north of Red Square, is like stepping back into pre-revolutionary Russia, but in fact it was only founded in 1999.
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On a Friday before "Nutcracker" season, the ballet master Vladilen Semenov remained relatively quiet, explaining a combination before stepping back to watch to the mixed class of men and women.
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It's slowing, both because of trade tariffs and also because the Chinese government is stepping back the subsidies that they give to electric vehicle manufacturers and to electric vehicle buyers.
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It isn't a matter of one doctor stepping back and considering the overall health of the patient, explained co-author Benjamin White, a law professor at the Queensland University of Technology.
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So Trump will again face the choice between escalating his showdown when he meets Xi at the G20 --- or stepping back from the brink to shield himself from further political damage.
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The clip shows a woman lighting something inside a decorative box with pink and blue ribbon on top, before stepping back and allowing the parents-to-be to have their moment.
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"At the same time, I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing, or learning more about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are," said Barr.
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The others are luckily collected from a few cherished trips, and looking at them in the Daydream View feels as close as I've ever come to actually stepping back in time.
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With the U.K. having held interest rates for the last seven years and stepping back from quantitative easing, the Bank of England's policy meeting this week may not fuel much excitement.
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Overall LG Electronics CEO Jo Seong-jin is also stepping back to some extent, delegating more day-to-day responsibilities to CFO and president David Jung while concentrating on future strategy.
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For me, there were a lot of things I enjoyed about stepping back and being able to work things from a different angle, coming back and understanding shit a different way.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar is stepping back into the shoes of her cunning Cruel Intentions villain Kathryn Merteuil for one special cause: to tell audience members to turn off their cell phones.
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Since then, the BOJ has said it will reduce its monthly government debt purchases in May, showing the central bank is stepping back from the 80 trillion yen ($704 billion) target.
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Meaning if you check the app for your current health stats an hour later, after eating breakfast, stepping back on the scale to get a reading is out of the question.
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HAPPENING LATER Stepping back Kansas GOP Secretary of State Kris Kobach is expected to formally recuse himself from his role overseeing the undecided gubernatorial primary race between himself and incumbent Gov.
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The city has landmarks like the Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel, which will make visitors feel as if they're stepping back in time, and impressive nature-filled trails like the Tennessee Riverpark.
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" Stepping back -- this morning: "Trump has tweeted direct attacks at the Woodward book twice in less than 30 minutes and sent another tweet that's almost certainly in response to the book.
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Two months after the parents announced they would be stepping back as senior royals and hopping over to Canada, the pair have returned to England for the last of their duties.
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I think it's a very complicated relationship that goes through many phases and stepping back and appreciating those relationships for the good, whether you realize it in the moment, or not.
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I don't think Microsoft, even if they were chastened and see why they made the world better by stepping back, it does take the government or someone to ... To do something.
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At 60, he seems poised to take a greater role in the city's affairs, at a time when older leaders, like Eli Broad, the octogenarian-billionaire arts patron, are stepping back.
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One of the most popular alternative investing strategies over the last five years has been private debt, thanks to low interest rates and banks stepping back due to more onerous regulations.
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When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they were stepping back from their royal duties, they noted that they would be splitting their time between the U.K. and North America.
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The couple made the shock announcement that they were stepping back from senior royal duties on Instagram on January 8, and the Queen announced a transition period had been agreed Saturday.
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On Wednesday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they would be stepping back from parts of their royal duties, and everyone from Ava DuVernay to the Queen has an opinion.
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While there have been enthusiastic, quasi-jesting calls for Harry and Meghan to renounce these titles and live as commoners, simply "stepping back" from their royal duties isn't the same thing.
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While he's no stranger to bad press, the interview was such a disaster that Prince Andrew soon released a statement announcing his stepping back (or effectively being fired) from royal duties.
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Band together Stepping back from the operational response, it's important to recognize that Congress has a vital role to play in both preparing for and enabling recovery following large scale disasters.
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But the Sun's story didn't just break the news about Harry and Meghan's plans, it quoted sources who implied that one of their reasons for stepping back was a bit…petty?
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Keegan-Michael Key, who made his name as one-half of "Key and Peele," is stepping back into the spotlight with a role in "Friends From College," the new Netflix show.
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" And when he announced he was stepping back from public life last month, he said he would be "willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required.
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As time passes and drama continues to follow Trump, it looks as though the former 2016 presidential nominee has no trouble stepping back in the spotlight to speak out against him.
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The military ruled Myanmar with an iron first for nearly 50 years until it began stepping back from politics in 2011 and paved the way for a historic election last November.
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But it's worth stepping back and fully appreciating, if the states' allegations are true, how thoroughly these drug companies have bastardized a system that is supposed to bring down drug prices.
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Even the first zoning regulations in the United States had a (nominal, again) health rationale, stepping back the ever-higher skyscrapers of Manhattan to let light and air into the concretizing canyons.
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But SJP definitely has enough to keep her busy without stepping back into Carrie's Manolos for another movie — even if this new ad might make fans miss the beloved character even more.
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The actress, 244, appeared in the revival of The King and I on Friday, stepping back into the role of Lady Thiang — a part that won her a Tony Award in 25.
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But it's still worth stepping back to appreciate just how quickly Democrats have gone back on offense on health care, after so many years of seeing mainly Republican ads about the issue.
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According to Deadline, Hoffman is now stepping back behind the camera for Ruthless, an action thriller about a female assassin who comes out of retirement after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
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And of course the young fans wanted to know all about the latest news that Jolie is stepping back in front of the camera for an upcoming sequel to the Disney's Maleficent.
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Belgium, for example, arrested returnees from Iraq and Syria upon stepping back in country and developed an array of community-based programs to monitor them and dissuade them from returning to violence.
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Soulja Boy is stepping back from "cranking it" and pivoting to an entirely new field this week: selling his own rebranded video game consoles and refurbished tech accessories at a ridiculous markup.
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"It is clear that rather than Telstra stepping back we should in fact step forward and support our view for marriage equality and so that is what we will do," it said.
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BlackRock's Global Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income Rick Rieder, whose firm last year upped its emerging markets exposure, now says he is stepping back from the asset class as a whole.
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Stepping back from an analysis of the funding and science — and politics — that shaped the Apollo Program, I asked NASA's chief historian to weigh in more expansively on its accomplishments and legacy.
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If Trump does it, it's not bad but is also a part of a broader stepping back from the world stage that they see as corrosive to America's image around the world.
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After making a comeback with his Oscar-winning directorial effort Hacksaw Ridge last year, Mel Gibson is now stepping back in front of the camera for the new comedy, Daddy's Home 2.
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The forced male nurturing of "Full House" was about inclusiveness and stepping forward, but this is stepping back, even if you embrace the girl-power heart to this unholy Tanner-Gibbler trinity.
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But the mere fact that the OSP has returned to what could be considered more normal patterns indicates the Saudis may be stepping back from a market share at all costs policy.
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Euro zone borrowing costs also fell after what was seen as a sign central banks would be wary of stepping back too quickly from ultra-loose policies that have supported their economies.
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Unlike the experience of meandering through a museum, stepping back to appreciate the images and nearing the text panels to skim them, the pace of exploration is now in a person's hands.
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Ousting Ghosn is bound to raise questions about an alliance that he personally shaped and had pledged to consolidate with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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Photoshop allows for multiple undos, so that each time you click "Undo" or use the shortcut on your keyboard, you undo the next most recent action, stepping back through your action history.
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Dress you up The Air Force feels like its dress blues look too much like business suits, so it's stepping back in time for inspiration to give the uniforms a new look.
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You can hide the stance changes in constant motion or in small walking steps—here Dillashaw steps ever so briefly into an orthodox stance before slowly stepping back into a southpaw one.
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Space exploration is, quite obviously, very important, and stepping back from manned space exploration was a mistake; but compared to the importance of our oceans to our planet, there is no comparison.
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But rather than stepping back from the fray, he has since embarked on the biggest expansion plan in a generation for BP, even in the face of a collapse in oil prices.
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But in the op-ed, Haberman cited the "viciousness, toxic partisan anger, intellectual dishonesty, motive-questioning and sexism" that have emerged on Twitter as her motivation for stepping back from the platform.
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One of the hardest tasks for war correspondents is stepping back to try to see the broad shape of a conflict — its scope, duration and intensity, and especially how it might end.
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"Alongside the rest of the world, we are reacting to the surprising news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be stepping back as senior Royals," said general manager Steve Davies.
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Royally roasted Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, got the late-night treatment after they announced they are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the British royal family.
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The future just got a little bit brighter because both Mary J. Blige and Oprah Winfrey are stepping back into the world of filmmaking to tell new stories close to their hearts.
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"Stepping back, I genuinely do believe we have a positive impact when we engage around the world and I don't see any reason why that would be different in China," Pichai said.
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But, to be fair, stepping back from the 4 percent promise is probably a good idea, especially since GDP growth in the first quarter was running at about 1.4 percent annual rate.
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Avi Kaplan announced that he was stepping back from Pentatonix in May, but now he's back with his new solo project—Avriel & the Sequoias—and a new cover of a modern pop classic.
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Recent years have seen him grow increasingly critical of the Prime Minister, and his attacks have only become more barbed since he announced he was stepping back into the political arena this summer.
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As Gastelum retreats from his opponent's attempts, before stepping back in to pressure—rather than moving his head or covering up and staying in range—Weidman could very much make use of this.
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There was none of the nervous, shocked laughter that comes after stepping back onto the sidewalk just in time, there was only... whatever sound you make when you get hit by the truck.
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Both of those things can be considered retrograde — stepping back from the embrace of USB-C that the 2018 iPad Pros represent — but they also make Apple's new devices more affordable and accessible.
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There is no doubt that the former first lady, New York senator and secretary of State once again is raising her profile and stepping back into the spotlight to reengage in political discussions.
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" Stepping back as she watches people gossip about her now "makes me realize is how much of a more realized life I live," she says, "because that's such a petty life to lead.
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Markets aren't pricing in any Fed interest rate increases this year and policymakers appear to be stepping back from their stated goal of increasing interest rates as many as four times this year.
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William, dressed in a navy coat adorned with military accolades on his lapel, laid a wreath of poppies at the foot of military drums before stepping back and lowering his head in remembrance.
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"If Apple is stepping back from the iPhone X production cycle, then Cognex is lead indicator of when that is taking place," the analyst said in a follow-up phone call with CNBC.
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Sequoia Capital on Tuesday told investors that partner Jim Goetz will be stepping back as one of the firm's "stewards" and co-head of U.S. venture capital, to be succeeded by Roelof Botha.
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A majority of Democrats on Capitol Hill are opposed to the Pacific deal, whereas normally pro-trade Republicans, many under election-year pressure, are stepping back from their previous support of the agreement.
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The network's five-person team of moderators managed to wrangle the unwieldy group of candidates while stepping back to allow more consequential moments, like Ms. Harris's attack on Mr. Biden, to play out.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump kept the Iran nuclear deal alive on Thursday as a critical deadline lapsed, a sign that he is stepping back from his threat to abandon an agreement he repeatedly disparaged.
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Despite the shocking announcement that her son Prince Andrew is "stepping back from public duties," Queen Elizabeth was back to royal business as usual on Tuesday evening with a solo appearance in London.
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Despite the shocking announcement that her son Prince Andrew is "stepping back from public duties," the 173-year-old monarch retained her sense of humor during a solo appearance in London Wednesday evening.
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The aim of the summit, if you will, is to come to an agreement among all parties -- one which can hopefully accommodate Harry and Meg, who are stepping back from senior royal duties.
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Analysts are predicting everything from Salesforce doing more acquisitions to Google acquiring it to compete with Amazon and Microsoft and Marc Benioff stepping back from his co-CEO role to focus on advocacy.
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Meghan and Harry blindsided the royal family on Wednesday by unexpectedly announcing they would be stepping back from their roles to spend more time in North America, and "work to become financially independent".
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On Sunday, Trump doubled down on his threats to target Iran for any retaliatory attacks and Iran said it was stepping back from commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal with six major powers.
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On Sunday, Trump doubled down on his threats to target Iran for any retaliatory attacks, and Iran said it was stepping back from commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal with six major powers.
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Just under two weeks ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, announced that they would be stepping back from their roles as senior members of the royal family.
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In the announcement that he was stepping back from royal duties last month over public criticism for his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew said he was willing to talk to law enforcement.
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If you are thinking about acting on a cuckolding fantasy, it's worth stepping back first and making sure your relationship is in a good place and that you have strong sexual communication skills.
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The Duke of York announced he was stepping back from his royal duties in the wake of a catastrophic televised interview about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex offender.
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And despite Prince Andrew stepping back from royal duties after a disastrous interview about his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he is reported to be attending church on Christmas Day this year.
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Ousting Ghosn, 64, is bound to raise questions about an alliance that he personally shaped and had pledged to consolidate with a deeper tie-up, before eventually stepping back from its operational leadership.
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It's worth stepping back from the specifics of the Oxfam numbers to try to answer the bigger claim that the Oxfam statistics gesture toward: Are the rich getting richer as the poor get poorer?
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In addition to Stewart stepping back into his beloved Jean-Luc Picard role, we get Romulan hijinx, a look at a Borg cube, even a surprise appearance from Star Trek: Voyager's Seven of Nine.
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Adapted from Google Ventures, this practice challenges designers to use pencil and paper to rapidly sketch 8 potential solutions to a design problem in 8 minutes before stepping back to decide on an approach.
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The actress, who recently confirmed she's stepping back in front of the camera for an upcoming sequel to the 2014 megahit, revealed she was initially intimidated by the thought of playing Sleeping Beauty's nemesis.
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The women who accused President Donald Trump of sexual misconduct are stepping back into the spotlight to again tell their stories in the context of the #MeToo movement that has captured the nation's attention.
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Shelving the plans for presidential and parliamentary elections is the latest setback for Western powers that helped topple Muammar Gaddafi seven years ago before stepping back and seeing hopes for a democratic transition crumble.
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Anand said Flipkart and its competitors have set themselves up for a rapid growth that needs more short-term capital in an environment where investors are stepping back to let their portfolios cool down.
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And I am grateful to the white organizers who did the right thing by listening, reaching out, and stepping back to make the march an inclusive call for justice led by women of color.
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With the nation stepping back from decades of state pacifism amid concern over China's growing power and a deepening North Korean threat, Japanese defense companies are finally shedding their reluctance to sell arms abroad.
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We asked Lesnar's advocate, Paul Heyman, about his client potentially stepping back inside the Octagon after WrestleMania (when his WWE contract runs up) ... and he told us why the Beast is ready as ever.
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At one of McCloud's book signing events, I observed people first approaching the paintings to see what's hiding behind the foil, then, catching their own reflections, stepping back to gaze into that incidental mirror.
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So stepping back and looking at the numbers of venture capital and where the dollars are getting allocated and we often joke that unicorns ate seed investing because what unicorns reward is pattern-matching.
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Since stepping back into the public eye in 2014 with a piece for Vanity Fair, Lewinsky has talked about how her view of her affair with the President has changed in nearly two decades.
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SAN FRANCISCO — John Doerr, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent venture capitalists, is stepping back from the day-to-day management of his firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, in a changing of the guard.
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After the interview, Prince Andrew abruptly announced that he was stepping back from public life, apparently concerned that his televised appearance could threaten the reputation and charitable work of the entire British royal family.
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Meghan Markle, aka the Duchess of Sussex, has made her first official public appearance since she and husband Prince Harry announced that they would be "stepping back" as senior members of the royal family.
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Scepticism was widespread when Grillo, now 67, announced he was stepping back in a blog portraying himself as Forrest Gump, the slow-witted, athletic character played by Tom Hanks in the eponymous 1994 movie.
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Some analysts worry that in a worst-case scenario, Iran could return to its push for a nuclear bomb, after stepping back from some of its obligations under the nuclear deal in recent months.
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OTTAWA — Canada will increase its military spending and its activities in international organizations as the United States seems to be stepping back from its international role, the country's foreign affairs minister said on Tuesday.
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When she made it to Madrid, she barely said a word at her first event, stepping back so that other activists—from the Philippines, the Marshall Islands, Uganda, Russia, and Minnesota—could step up.
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For starters, it's important to note how the two countries mutually benefit from trade and how stepping back from their current ties would limit our opportunities to expand our market and achieve economic growth.
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It's the latest example of how the CFPB, which was created under the Obama administration to look out for consumers in the financial products and services space, is stepping back from that under Trump.
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How she did it: The clip shows a woman lighting something inside a decorative box with pink and blue ribbon on top, before stepping back and allowing the parents-to-be to have their moment.
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When he comes out to his parents — saying elliptically, "I think about men" — he sees it as a sinful failing and is committed to somehow rectifying it and stepping back into the closet for good.
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Now that we have the results from the first two contests in the Democratic presidential primary, it's worth stepping back and again noting just how little progress the party has made toward selecting its nominee.
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At this point in the hype cycle, every single new shot can be something to fawn over, and this trailer has a great one: Luke Skywalker stepping back into the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon.
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Gaethje joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (weeknights on FS1) just days after his devastating 87 second KO victory ... and he ain't lookin' to wait long before stepping back in the Octagon.
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Stepping back a bit from the swirl of allegations about Trump's personal behavior in the news, what's your big-picture view of the state of the Republican Party right now, and our politics in general?
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While giving a reprieve to coal won't be good news for emissions targets, stepping back from nuclear could help spur the take-up of alternatives such as renewable resources (solar, tidal and wind, for example).
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" Though attempts to fully explain ego death always fall short, drug YouTubers like PsychedSubstance have tried eloquently, saying it's like "stepping back from experiencing life as the program and experiencing life as the operating system.
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But in the op-ed, published online Friday, Haberman cited the "viciousness, toxic partisan anger, intellectual dishonesty, motive-questioning and sexism" that have emerged on Twitter as her motivation for stepping back from the platform.
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Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters yesterday.
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Under new Chief Executive Officer Shayne Elliott, Australia's No.4 lender is stepping back from low-returning businesses in Asia and boosting productivity to protect itself from tepid growth and onerous capital requirements at home.
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There is a certain restraint at work, as if Greengrass is stepping back from the extreme intimacy of the violence in United 93, but to hear children whimpering in fear manages to be more disturbing.
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LeBron James is still a few months away from stepping back on an NBA court, but so far this summer he has seemed content to get his reps in at his son Bronny's AAU games.
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But stepping back, here are two questions for future analysis: How did the Canada fail to understand what was taking place over the past month and fail to take action to enter the negotiating process?
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Eventually, you'll master the drifting mechanic, which involves briefly taking your foot off the gas and tapping the brake as you enter a bend before stepping back on the accelerator to slide sideways around it.
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" He added, "I sincerely hope that the U.S. will come back as it realizes it has a global moral political responsibility ... U.S. is the only country now who is stepping back from this global agreement.
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" But as more data that captures the severity of the economic tumult rolls in, he said, "the big equity market buyers will stay in cash and remain nervous about stepping back in until data improves.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Exxon Mobil and other oil companies opened their wallets at an offshore oil auction in Brazil on Thursday in a sign that the industry was stepping back into the deepwater drilling business.
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In past climate talks, the United States had taken the lead in pushing back against this notion, but with the Trump administration stepping back from the Paris agreement, American influence in this area was weaker.
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Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle first announced that they would be stepping back from Buckingham Palace and certain royal duties, rumors have circulated that Harry and Meghan are on shaky ground with Queen Elizabeth.
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But there does come a point — and I think we've arrived there — where it's worth stepping back to both think about and talk about the potential value of, yes, technology limits ... on several different levels.
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Oprah spoke out Tuesday night in NYC, telling Adam Glyn she has no issue with the Duke and Duchess stepping back and forging their own path, and more than that ... said everyone should respect it.
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Which does start to sound a little bit like regime change as a service… Stepping back, there is also a question of whether micromanaged civic disobedience is philosophically different to more organic expressions of discontent.
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Earlier this week, Andrew announced that he is stepping "back from public duties for the foreseeable future" in the wake of his shocking interview with the BBC about his ties to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Stepping back, she said, the case is a prominent example of regulators' efforts to untangle the blame for "risk-creating activities at large financial conglomerates" that later loomed large in the financial crisis of 2008.
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Prince Andrew: The Duke of York has announced he is stepping back from his royal duties in the wake of a catastrophic interview about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, the financier and convicted sex offender.
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They also believe that this year could see Marc Benioff stepping back from his co-CEO role to focus on advocacy, with co-CEO Keith Block and newly-minted COO Bret Taylor taking the reigns.
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Thinking about that, stepping back, that's actually sort of a wonky Clay Christensen-style organizational theories problem, but it is sort of how do you elevate new skills into an organization that is highly bureaucratic.
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Take note of the ones you can afford to lessen your involvement with and let them know you are stepping back a bit to focus on a new project that means a lot to you.
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"Stepping back from weather effects, today's stronger-than-expected ADP report provides evidence that the pace of job growth has not slowed — and likely remains well above potential," said Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs.
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In May, the 28-year-old told the world he was stepping back from whirlwind grind of the multi Grammy-winning a cappella group in order to get back in touch with his family—and himself.
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I'll admit I'm a little bummed — ultrawide lenses aren't necessarily better, but they are often more fun and give you creative opportunities you can't get from a regular wide-angle lens even just by stepping back.
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Few senior executives will agree to serve if they feel their decisions will be undermined by the man whose name is on the door, and who is now stepping back into his old job to boot.
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I'm happy to see the show stepping back to consider how rape and torture shaped characters like Jaime, Sansa, and Theon, rather than throwing out brand-new atrocities each week, seemingly just for the shock value.
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Stepping back from confrontation, Turkey's interior minister on Monday told his German counterpart that Ankara's submission to Interpol of a list of nearly 700 German companies suspected of backing terrorism had stemmed from "a communications problem".
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Based on these numbers, applying ConvNets to machine translation is a worthy pursuit, but it's worth stepping back a bit to explore why recurrent nets are typically used over ConvNets for translation in the first place.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday said there would be "no stepping back" from a Turkish air and ground push across the border aimed at crushing U.S.-backed Kurdish YPG fighters who control Syria's Afrin region.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Banks are increasingly stepping back from helping one another with international money transfers due to tougher money laundering checks, dealing a blow to countries that rely on remittances and potentially driving some payments underground.
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Stepping back, the Trump administration's admonishments of Iran were eerily similar — at least in content — to the ones announced just about a year ago after the dust had settled on the signature pages of the JCPOA.
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He will remain vice chairman of Baidu and Vice President Wang Haifeng will now oversee the company's AI projects, Baidu said in a social media posting, adding Lu was stepping back for "personal and family reasons".
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"Investors are stepping back to try and assess where global growth is going to be ... as well as monetary policies going forward," said Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Stifel, Nicolaus & Co in Florham Park, New Jersey.
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It's worth stepping back from the hearing itself and the narrow, though hugely important, question of whether Trump obstructed justice when he told Comey to end the FBI's probe into former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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Earlier in the day, Morales, 48, said he would respect the court's decision, stepping back from brinkmanship he displayed at the weekend when he said the court had overstepped its mandate by ruling on the case.
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FG: Our residency isn't about just producing but about actually stepping back and looking at the process, and the process is loaded with things you might not know or aren't aware that you're carrying with you.
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"When the region looks at Trump, they see uncertainty, they see unpredictability, they see a stepping back from key agreements like TPP," said Evan S. Medeiros, a former senior adviser on Asia to President Barack Obama.
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She had been sharing her position on Markle and Prince Harry's recent visit to England, months after the two announced they would be stepping back from some of their duties as members of the royal family.
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This Instagram post comes exactly one day before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal duties official end and about three months after the two announced they would be stepping back from their roles as senior royals.
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My decision to leave the White House and Washington, D.C. earlier this year was for the sole purpose of stepping back from politics and enjoying this season of life with my wife and three young children.
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"President Trump's stepping back from the globalization project and (China's) President Xi making efforts to step in are developments that India would be concerned about," said Biswajit Dhar, a professor of economics at Jawaharlal Nehru university.
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U.S. interest rates are moving higher because the U.S. government is taking on more longer term debt and global central banks are stepping back from some of the easy policies they adopted in the financial crisis.
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Harry and Meghan reportedly left Archie in Canada with a nanny during their brief return to the UK earlier this month, and Meghan returned to her son soon after the couple dropped their "stepping back" bomb.
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"In my experience, good business is all about stepping back, asking questions, and accumulating the expertise to make the best decisions, whether those are business decisions or people decisions," he said in the NYU Stern profile.
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Tiger Cub and billionaire Stephen Mandel Jr. is still managing the business of his long-running hedge fund, Lone Pine Capital, but announced at the beginning of 2019 that he was stepping back from managing money.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Monday said there would be "no stepping back" from a Turkish air and ground push across the border aimed at crushing U.S.-backed Kurdish YPG fighters who control Syria's Afrin region.
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King has been vice-chairman of private equity firm Terra Firma since 2015, although it was reported by Sky News earlier this month that he was stepping back from day-to-day management of the buyout group.
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So we're here to discuss an incident that happened recently, she would begin, making only a vague allusion to the matter at hand before stepping back to allow people to tell the story in their own way.
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Ma, who owns roughly 6 percent of Alibaba's stock and also controls Ant Financial, is stepping back amid more challenging times for Chinese tech companies as sales growth in China's eastern mega-cities shows signs of slowing.
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While I felt as though I was stepping back in time, my father and his friends talked mostly about the improvements they saw and what it had been like to walk those same routes 38 years before.
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I think, stepping back from the media deals and now the battle post the AT&T/Time Warner thing, between Comcast and Disney for 21st Century Fox&aposs assets, that it&aposs the economic environment as well.
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Visitors to Balaklava can now travel through the base's dimly lit tunnels and view artifacts and memorabilia from the time of the submarine base's operation, effectively stepping back in time to the days of the Cold War.
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Former Access Hollywood host Billy Bush is stepping back into the spotlight to state the obvious that it is indeed President Donald Trump who can be heard on a now-infamous 2005 tape bragging about sexual assault.
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The messengers showed up in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Sunday, laying their bicycles flat in the middle of Waterbury Street, then stepping back as someone distributed photocopied manifests, the term used for a list of pickups and deliveries.
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But stepping back, there are larger grounds to assess the boxers, grounds on which Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Simply going forward and chasing just results in him continuing the retreat: Jacare wasn't too different, the same simple method of moving forward, pressuring his man and then stepping back to let his opponent's attacks fall short.
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Though it remained to be seen whether Gigaba would be the one tabling the budget in parliament on Wednesday, his spokesman indicated there was no stepping back from tough measures which have also been emphasized by Ramaphosa.
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How to up the ante on holistic care teams While some in Washington continue trying to shift rising costs around, we advocate stepping back and looking at the more fundamental goal of lowering costs by improving health.
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Here are the answers to these burning questions and everything else you need to know about what will happen now that Harry and Meghan are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the royal family.
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Billionaire Glenn Dubin is stepping back from the hedge fund industry to invest in private markets, a decision he said has nothing to do with his family&aposs connections to Jeffrey Epstein, he told Reuters on Friday.
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In early January the Duke and Duchess of Sussex sparked an uproar on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean when they said that they would be stepping back from their senior roles in the British royal family.
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We assess that Israel will be focused on our efforts to counter Iran in Syria while the Russians will, because they want less of us in Syria, reassure Bolton that the United States stepping back is responsible.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield hit a near four-month high of 3.0220 percent on Monday, extending its rise on the back of a recent run of solid U.S. data, before stepping back to 2.994 percent.
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Konami followed this massive investment by largely stepping back from video game development, dramatically parting ways with Kojima shortly after Phantom Pain's release, and pivoting to repurposing its beloved game franchises into slot-machine-like pachinko cabinets.
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But Mr. Kushner, who has fashioned himself as the Trump White House's master deal maker, said he was stepping back to focus on a far more ambitious project, Middle East peace, according to two senior administration officials.
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It's worth stepping back and noting that at this point there's a consensus in the intelligence community that the Kremlin was behind the email hacks of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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VANCOUVER, Canada (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Canada will increase its global spending on women's and girls' health as other countries "are stepping back", Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday, citing threats to abortion access and violence against women.
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Mania: In 2006, he announced he was going to start stepping back from Microsoft to focus on philanthropy, and signed the Giving Pledge in 2009 vowing to give away at least half of his wealth over his lifetime.
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In the past year or so since stepping back from filming movies, the 28-year-old has gotten engaged, had a tipsy night out in NYC with Adele, supported her best friend Emma Stone, and worked with Represent.
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We started to see the ECB stepping back from policies that not only stimulated the economy "but were serving to help peripheral countries rather than forcing them to do the right thing on the structural side," Chatwell said.
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Part of their initial announcement about stepping back from royal life was that they would plan to split their time between the UK and North America, though it's not yet clear if they'll make Canada their permanent residence.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Dave Lawler: Experts worry that by stepping back from the exercises Trump is appeasing North Korea, undermining part of his leverage over Kim Jong-un, and weakening the U.S.-South Korea military alliance.
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As the son of soul icon Diana Ross and the sister of singer Jessica Simpson, viewers will witness Evan, 29, stepping back from acting and Ashlee, 33, diving into music again as they record their first duet album.
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Apple Watch Series 373 for $200 ($80 off): If you're in the market for an Apple Watch but you don't need the latest model, you can save quite a bit by stepping back to the Series 3 version.
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IASB Vice Chairman Sue Lloyd said there was too much clutter as companies and their auditors cover themselves by including every detail, rather than stepping back and saying what really matters for investors and leaving out the rest.
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Every strike or combination ends with a little shove—it is re-establishing range but rather than stepping back, one forces the opponent out of their stance and out of their opportunity to come back with a counter.
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In her Tech Policy Daily op-ed, she urged the Trump administration to focus on promoting international broadband and challenging Chinese apps head-on, and also reinforced her stance on the FCC stepping back from net neutrality regulations.
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Corbyn said his manifesto, which also included scrapping university tuition fees and ending cuts to the National Health Service, was cost and accused the Conservatives of stepping back in time by backing fox hunting and new selective schools.
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"Obviously everyone in the world has sent me an email or text, but we're just stepping back and seeing where we're going to go," Ms. Troiani said, referring to the extensive media requests for interviews with Ms. Constand.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Madame Tussauds waxwork museum has removed the figures of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan from its British royal family display, in response to the couple's announcement that they will be stepping back from royal duties.
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For almost three years miles of newsprint industrywide have been published that wrangle and rationalize to explain what's going on, rather than just stepping back and printing the above statement in a plain font on the front page.
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President Obama should respond to this attack on America's greatest idea not by stepping back, but by stepping up and protecting deserving Western lands as national mpnuments, starting with the Bears Ears/Cedar Mesa area of southern Utah.
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This is generating a lot of anxiety in the Arab world, the U.S. and Israel without enough people stepping back and thinking: So pro-Iranian militias control a bunch of bad neighborhoods in Beirut, Sana, Damascus and Baghdad.
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In the monochromatic "Ssonsunurrhth," it is easy to get lost in the looking, moving closer and closer and then stepping back, never quite sure where to stand to fully apprehend the oscillating linear elements teeming across the surface.
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I had to trust the strength of my people to move on despite a natural disaster, and like Princess Nokia, that entailed stepping back to learn more about the paths of recovery and survival my ancestors paved for themselves.
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After that fateful Fashion Police segment, it's easy to imagine another young up-and-comer in Zendaya's place stepping back and keeping her mouth shut, choosing to take the coverage as a win and trying not to create waves.
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"I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing, or learning more, about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are," said Barr, who previously served as attorney general under the George H.W. Bush administration.
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But having made the foray, it's worth stepping back and trying to see Le Pen in her wider context, and to recognize the scale of the problems that have 40 percent of the French poised to vote for her.
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Mr. MacLachlan, 20083, is elated to be stepping back into his black suit and working with co-stars old and new — Sherilyn Fenn, Naomi Watts, Laura Dern, David Duchovny — save for one thing: "We all signed N.D.A.s," he said.
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The proposed rule from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission would set a permanent threshold for registration at $8 billion in notional value, stepping back earlier plans envisioned under Dodd-Frank to require more institutions to register as swap dealers.
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This meant stepping back into a side of Chinatown that he had largely been absent from — and there was a big gulf between his streamlined vision for the shop's future and the old-school realities of the shop's past.
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In a statement on Monday, 500 Startups said that it learned of "allegations related to inappropriate behavior by Dave McClure" in April, and that it immediately began an internal investigation, which led to Mr. McClure's stepping back from responsibilities.
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He said that it was the "right time for me to make way for the next generation of leaders" in light of Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google's founders, stepping back from day-to-day roles at the company.
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Two decades after launching a startup that made it easier for people to hunt for information on the Web, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are stepping back from key positions in what is now a tech behemoth.
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"Consumer spending slowed in August as the market turbulence and trade war escalation had shoppers stepping back from the stores and malls and saving more for a rainy day," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Many GOP members are anxious to wrap up the sprawling probe, which has been punctuated by partisan infighting and an intra-committee controversy in April that lead to chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) stepping back from leading the investigation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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With a day of perspective after the Comey firing, it's worth stepping back to take a broad view of all that Putin has already accomplished — and all the gains he may see in the days, weeks, months, and years to come.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors flooded U.S.-based taxable-bond funds with $7.9 billion during the latest week, Investment Company Institute (ICI) data showed on Wednesday, a 36th straight week of inflows that shows investors further stepping back from domestic stocks.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe had sent the Aussie tumbling early in February by stepping back from the central bank's long-standing tightening bias, saying the next move in interest rates could be either down or up.
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Bledsoe wound up stepping back for a 25-foot jumper that went through the net as time expired to give the Phoenix Suns their first win of the season, a 118-115 thriller against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.
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Last season of Outlander saw Claire (Caitriona Balfe) stepping back through the time stones and returning to her 403th century life and first husband Frank (Tobias Menzies) circa 240, leaving Jamie (Sam Heughan) to die in battle on the Culloden moor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will support a tailored set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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And while Parker is busy on that project, there's still a possibility she'll be stepping back in her Manolo Blahniks for a third Sex and the City film — a reunion she revealed in February is still not off the table.
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Amidst all the (mostly understandable) focus on and panic about the election this week, it's worth stepping back and realizing that even without this fever pitch and tension, all ten of this week's American mass shootings likely still would have happened.
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Clinton never made it to Javits that night, but she seemed unfazed by her presence at the site of so much trauma, which dovetailed with a theme she has returned to time and again since stepping back into political life: resilience.
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For years now, I've been stepping back, mostly because I think the kind of movement we need is one that has thousands of leaders in thousands of places, connected like the solar panels on the roofs of an entire planet.
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Dacre, who is Britain's longest-serving and best-paid newspaper editor, said he was stepping back from day-to-day editing by his 70th birthday to take on broader challenges in the company, which also owns the popular MailOnline website.
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It's an approach that was also seen in the confrontation with Iran, when Trump appeared to shock many of even his closest advisers last month by stepping back from a military strike following the shooting down of a U.S. drone.
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But sometimes, when a party has spent most of a year producing health care bills that excite almost nobody and that even the senators voting for them can't effectively defend, it's worth stepping back and thinking about our national priorities.
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After talking with a wide range of experts, here's what I learned about the building of that elusive bridge: There is no buying your way out of racism Understanding the racial wealth gap requires stepping back and asking some fundamental questions.
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Commerzbank follows Mozilla, which runs the Firefox web browser, in stepping back from the world's largest social network after the personal data of millions of users ended up in the hands of political consultancy Cambridge Analytica without their knowledge or consent.
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The queen and senior family members met last week to discuss the situation and have been in discussions with officials on how this stepping back would work in practice for Harry, 35, and his American wife, former actress Meghan, 38.
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That's not a bad thing — it's an impressive and fun puzzle by any standard — it's just my reaction to trying to keep track of all of the plates they set spinning, and then stepping back to admire the entire puzzle.
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Mr. Di Maio's other former allies, including Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, a law professor who was plucked from obscurity by Five Star to become Italy's leader in 2018, were more measured in their reaction to Mr. Di Maio's stepping back.
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Alphabet CEO Larry Page and President Sergey Brin announced that they were stepping back from managing Google&aposs parent company on Tuesday, ending a 21-year stretch of founding Google, growing its ecosystem of products, and later managing its parent company.
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He moved around, examining them close — "it looks very abstract at this range," he said — and stepping back to take in the full view, where the collage of shattered dishware seemed to have the texture of a bundle of leaves.
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Vagabon — the Cameroonian-American songwriter Laetitia Tamko — strives to set boundaries in "Water Me Down," stepping back from a clingy relationship while a muffled four-on-the-floor beat and a cheerfully piping synthesizer line suggest she's already regained her equilibrium.
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In recent months, the Trump administration has led the United States in stepping back from its traditional role at the head of global institutions like the World Trade Organization, creating a vacuum in leadership and throwing their future into question.
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China and the United States, however, made a breakthrough in trade talks after negotiations in Washington last week, stepping back from the brink of a global trade war and agreeing to hold further talks to boost U.S. exports to China.
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"We would be stepping back from that leadership role, we would be ceding the region to countries like China who do not set the same types of high standards for trade agreements were we to not follow through with TPP," Rhodes said.
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Stepping back, we aren't surprised to see shares down 15%+ on an in-liner in after hours trading, we were similarly not surprised to see PINS run up to 14x revenue ahead of the print (both standard-pattern for mobile advertising IPO debuts).
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He said the meetings had focused on trade and issues facing the global economy, and how the group could work to accelerate growth and "put people back to work," and the importance of stepping back from protectionist policies that leave countries collectively weaker.
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Much like Uber's habit of begging for forgiveness rather than seeking permission before launching, Bird has crafted a reputation of simply dropping hundreds of scooters on city streets, building up demand, and then stepping back and watching as local officials scramble to respond.
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"If the decision-makers make up their minds, I think it will be OK." The military ruled for nearly 50 years until it began stepping back from the political sphere in 2011, under the 2008 constitution it drafted to enshrine its political role.
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Not long after Ms. Washington announced that she would officially hang up her white hat as the powerful political fixer Olivia Pope on "Scandal," Jeffrey Richards, a producer of her Broadway debut, David Mamet's "Race," approached her about stepping back onto the stage.
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Gates, who oversaw the software giant's meteoric rise through the late 20th and early 21st century before stepping back from day-to-day operations, will continue to serve as technology adviser to CEO Satya Nadella and others, Microsoft announced in a press release.
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In early 2020, the pair announced that they are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the British royal family and plan to work toward becoming "financially independent" and to split their time between the United Kingdom and North America.
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Earlier today the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — who you probably know better as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle — posted an Instagram claiming they&aposd be stepping back from their royal duties and splitting their time between the United Kingdom and North America.
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Bund yields have risen in recent weeks, and are now 30 bps higher than the September trough of minus 0.16 percent, but this is partly driven by fears that central banks are stepping back from the aggressive stimulus of the past few years.
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In the latest airline episode captured on video, two women can be seen exchanging blows on a jet bridge at the Atlanta airport on April 21 when a Delta Air Lines pilot appears to grab one woman and smack her before stepping back.
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Rather than stepping back from an escalating spiral of attack and counterattack, the Trump administration killed General Suleimani, a move that has dramatically increased the prospects of a full-scale conflict that could cost trillions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of lives.
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Though Iran's missile strikes at U.S. outposts in Iraq on Tuesday caused no casualties and now the two sides seem to be stepping back from the brink of war, any future conflict could be made worse by the region's water scarcity problems.
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Such a broad outlook threatens to dissolve into a haze, but Aronson makes a strong case for stepping back and seeing it clearly, and for seeing Eastman herself as a pivotal rather than a peripheral figure in the history of the American left.
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While there are hopes that stepping back from the brink will give each side an incentive to kick off a fresh diplomatic process, it's more likely they will return to the same state of mutual loathing that has prevailed for 40 years.
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The 57-member Organization of Islamic Cooperation announced in a draft declaration obtained by Reuters that Trump's move regarding the Israeli capital was a signal that the U.S. was stepping back from its role in achieving peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
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Syria: Stepping back Your decision to withhold $230 million in development assistance to Syria is likely being met with cheers from Russia and Iran, who will see it as an indication that you are handing more control -- literally and figuratively -- over to them.
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Once in the shadows, Europe's neo-fascists are stepping back out, more than three-quarters of a century after Nazi boots stormed through Central Europe, and two decades since a neo-Nazi resurgence of skinheads and white supremacists unsettled the transition to democracy.
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After stepping back a year into the lives of Helen and Alison last week, the show returns to the present, where Juliette (Irène Jacob), the visiting professor who discarded her Paris obligations for some American adventure, ponders Noah as a romantic prospect.
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To Kim, it means North Korea suspends nuclear and missile tests in exchange for major economic concessions and the U.S. stepping back as torchbearer for the Asian region (basically dismantling its alliance with South Korea and ultimately the region as a whole).
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Iron Man 3 concludes with Tony stepping back from superheroing in order to enhance other aspects of his life, and when he next appears in Avengers: Age of Ultron, he's pretty much just back at it again, with little to no explanation.
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But stepping back, there are two big problems she identified that kept her from getting her job done: Leff's successor, career prosecutor Robert Zausmer, will have access to the White House Counsel's office (though there's no sign the DOJ will stop reversing recommendations).
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"You had a one-two punch of market losses on inventory along with a lot of bank clients stepping back from market because you couldn't have much of an opinion given the uncertainty," said Jeffery Harte, bank analyst at Sandler O'Neill & Partners.
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The message is contained in the 448 pages of his report and the exhibits; in his stepping back from any negotiations over access to his team's underlying work product like interviews, grand jury testimony; in Attorney General William Barr's actions and the administration's inaction.
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Bund yields have risen in recent weeks, and are now more than 30 bps higher than the September trough of minus 0.16 percent, but that is partly driven by fears that central banks are stepping back from the aggressive stimulus of the past few years.
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His swoony, playful, often deeply melancholy musical fantasy about two Hollywood up-and-comers (Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling) echoes the classic Hollywood musicals of the 2013s and 1960s, imitating their energy, then stepping back to enjoy a warm, longing nostalgia for their heyday.
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It has so far enjoyed growth in segments like music streaming and ecommerce (which is reportedly swallowing up Amazon China's import-led service) while stepping back from others such as comics publishing, an asset it is selling to youth-focused video streaming site Bilibili.
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Immediately following her fall/winter 2018 show, set to take place on Monday during New York Fashion Week, Herrera will be stepping back from her position at the helm of the brand and installing Wes Gordon as creative director of the storied American brand.
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"We just overcame two very volatile months and investors are just stepping back a little bit, digesting data and figuring out where to best be positioned for the next six-nine months," said Brian Fenske, head of sales trading at ITG in New York.
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Vahdam Teas founder and CEO Bala Sarda Vahdam Teas founder and CEO Bala Sarda Stepping back for a moment, Teabox, Vahdam and others like them are aiming to redesign the way people consume and buy tea by massively cutting the time between picking and drinking.
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Washington (CNN)A Democratic operative whose organization was helping Hillary Clinton's campaign announced Tuesday that he would be "stepping back" from the campaign after an edited video suggested that he and other staffers hired people to attend Donald Trump's campaign rallies and incite violence.
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"I'll never forget Jeb kind of stepping back to take a high popper — a kind of lob — and doing an overheard smash that was so loud that it sent the ball down and then up onto the roof behind his opponents," Mr. Bruner said.
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All in all, traders see one thing: "bad news in Boeing, both on the fundamental side — they just made an announcement that they're stepping back from a ... missile program with the Pentagon — and also bad news on the technical front, " Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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Competitions Time feels like stepping back in time to the early halcyon days of the World Wide Web, when all you had to worry about were internet stalkers and the dial-up modem cutting out if your friend called you at home after school.
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These developments followed news late Thursday that Trump had decided to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate change agreement with many commentators questioning the broader and longer-term implications of the U.S. stepping back from its leadership role in this pivotal international agreement.
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The Google -owned AI division has just announced it will be stepping back from providing a clinical alerts and task management healthcare app to focus on research — handing off the team doing the day to day delivery of the Streams to its parent, Google.
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Corker says he is stepping back from his tactic since he says it is important to maintain counterterrorism and security ties with those countries, and said he will support sales to those countries if the administration can show they are working to combat terrorism.
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The president is stepping back from demands for a concrete wall, saying Sunday that he instead wants to build a steel barrier because Democrats "don't like concrete," but it is unlikely that change will appease Democrats, who oppose the wall based on morals and effectiveness.
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Isolating yourself in order to don a chunky headset or interact with a sensor feels like stepping back in time, however sophisticated the gadgets themselves may be, and the physical strain can, of course, be a turn-off when you just want to unwind.
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Stepping back from the strategic and competitive fights among clean-energy camps, and among the countries that have signed on to the Paris climate agreement, I still see merit in the idea that this diversity, including the tension, is fundamentally in humanity's best interests.
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The work between the two groups goes to show the efforts they make to sway lawmakers, particularly as the Koch network has started stepping back from endorsing specific candidates and, instead, pushing for change to individual issues with bail reform being just one of them.
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Walking into them felt like stepping back in time, with so many details pulled out, from the perfumes everyone used to wear in the early 00s sat on a dresser in the "road" room, to incense burning near neo-soul posters in the "woke" one.
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But stepping back, fundamentally, we think it's the right thing to do because individuals are in hospital situations dealing with treatment, we wanted to take this burden off their lap and off their family's lap and provide them the peace of mind they deserve.
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Beijing may be calculating that Trump will not be able to stand the political heat of the trade war as his reelection race ratchets up -- a position his increasingly angry outbursts tend to support -- and might be interested in stepping back from the brink.
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"I haven't been involved in the church for years, but stepping back into that space felt amazing," said Lydia Middleton, dean of Black Student Affairs at the Claremont Colleges in Los Angeles, who attended the Mass held in Southern California on Martin Luther King Day.
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The country fired 20 ballistic missiles at military bases in Iraq where U.S. troops were stationed, which Khamenei called a "slap in the face" to the U.S. As of Wednesday, the U.S. and Iran appeared to be stepping back from the brink of war.
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"There is a tendency I think for the whole nature of the political polarization to become so distasteful that there's a large number of people who are just stepping back from it altogether and just sort of don't want to choose a side," Dixon said.
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He said in his note that doing the collection had allowed him "the immense luxury of stepping back" from the pressures of the regular grind; that he and his team learned new techniques and innovations they can apply in the rest of their year.
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Collins has also spoken about the care she took when stepping back into those shoes for the role, saying it turned out to be another kind of recovery for her, while Noxon says making the film involved exorcising some lingering demons of her own.
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Trump was aboard Air Force One heading to an historic summit with North Korea&aposs Kim Jong Un when he issued a pair of tweets Saturday criticizing the G-7 host and stepping back from the generally positive tone that had ended the two-day meeting.
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Amid investor anxieties around the Federal Reserve's next move and the presidential election that collectively appear to have risen to a level worthy of a late-1950s Alfred Hitchcock thriller, it's worth stepping back to note that this has actually been a great year for many investors.
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"It's the new year and investors are really stepping back and taking a look at the fundamentals, and realizing it's not as bad a story as maybe we thought toward the end of the year," said Jeff Kravetz, a regional investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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"Founding DFA was one of the greatest honors of my life and, while I'm stepping back from my role with Democracy for America today, I could not be more proud of the grassroots movement we've created together and what they will do going forward," Dean said.
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Not showboats Among Trump's personal attorneys, Jay Sekulow, a conservative radio host and nonprofit legal organization head, soldiers on after surviving the turmoil of Marc Kasowitz stepping back, John Dowd exiting and the husband-and-wife duo of Victoria Toensing and Joe DiGenova never securing the job.
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By stepping back into the spotlight, Mr. Zampolli, a tireless self-promoter of mysterious means, brings into the 2016 presidential race an explicit reminder of the company the Trumps and Clintons kept in the behind-the-velvet-rope heyday of fin-de-20th-siècle New York.
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Coming as a shock to his legion of die-hard fans who may have pegged his words as a signifier that he'd be stepping back from releasing music entirely—today we can all rest easy, as he's just dropped his first track in around three years.
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No. Stepping back, just being in my little Stoicism Susan bubble, if what people know you for is bringing light to an issue about bad behavior, about bad stuff going on and laws not being followed and people being treated inappropriately, why wouldn't I want that?
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After a run-up in the weeks after Mr. Trump's election victory, stock markets in the United States have been little changed in the last month — with investors on several occasions stepping back, as opposed to elevating the Dow Jones industrial average past a 20,000 milestone.
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He has not signaled interest in stepping back from the business or designated an heir apparent, even after L Brands said in July that it had hired lawyers at the direction of its board "to conduct a thorough review" into Mr. Wexner's relationship with Mr. Epstein.
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With the market worried that central banks are stepping back from the ultra-accommodative stance of recent years, a reduced chance of a rate cut was enough to push benchmark bonds in Europe and U.S. to their highest level since the Brexit vote in late June.
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Instead of stepping back to explain the beliefs and practices of its main characters, it plunges you into the reality of their lives, trusting that both their humanity and their distinctiveness will be apparent, that they are no more inherently mysterious — or inherently noble — than anyone else.
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"Investors are stepping back and taking a pause to see how these news events play out," Carol Schleif, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Abbot Downing in Minneapolis, MN. Of the 11 major S&P sectors, seven closed lower with the healthcare index 0.5 percent decline weighing the most.
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In 2016, a year that seemed intent on declaring that we've all been living in hermetically sealed cocoons and don't understand each other at all, Sense8 says there's nothing so great that can't be overcome by stepping back and taking the time to consider someone else's perspective.
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I literally look at everything as tiny little increments, and I do have this problem sometimes where I have trouble stepping back and seeing how everything knits into a bigger picture because I cover everything like I am on some kind of cops and crime beat.
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But stepping back with Ace in the Hole is a good reminder that while the internet and the 24-hour news cycle and media-addicted leaders may feel like modern problems, the seeds of destructive attention grubbing have always lay there, planted way down deep in the human heart.
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Ellis, who took senior status more than a decade ago but continues to hear a limited docket, also seemed to grow impatient on Tuesday after being told that attorneys on both sides were seen rolling their eyes in response to his rulings or after stepping back from the bench.
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With his confusing Syria policy, Trump has created an awkward parallel to his predecessor's: Obama may have refrained from taking more forceful action in Syria partly in an effort to improve relations with Iran and now Trump may be stepping back from Syria to improve relations with Russia.
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Michel Nadeau, director of the Montreal-based Institute for Governance described Beaudoin's new role as an example of the founding family stepping back and a "new chapter in the history of the company," although he told reporters he would have also preferred an independent director at the board's helm.
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Mr Trump recently said that this was "only a suggestion" and emphasised the exceptions (such as for London's new mayor, Sadiq Khan) if it ever became law, stepping back somewhat from his forceful statement last December calling for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims coming to America.
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For the first time in over 40 years, we'll have the freedom to strike our own trade deals and deepen key relationships with old allies, including our closest ally, the US. Brexit is not about Britain stepping back from the world, but jumping into the new opportunities it presents.
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As the Giuliani whirlwind took over Wednesday night -- the same day the reserved and experienced attorney Emmet Flood was announced as the newest White House lawyer managing the probe -- Trump attorney Jay Sekulow was stepping back from the spotlight, according to a source familiar with the legal team.
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Despite the shocking announcement that her son Prince Andrew was "stepping back from public duties" last week, Queen Elizabeth stepped out solo to present an award to Sir David Attenborough and Julian Hector, head of the BBC Natural History Unit, for their work on the Blue Planet II series.
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But stepping back and looking at where we are, do you think the US financial system is safe-- at the moment, or do you think-- and so are there things you could do to relax regulation, or do you think it needs to be taken up a notch?
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Apple has widely been rumored to be developing its own secretive car project for the last two years, under the Project Titan name, though recent reports had suggested Apple was stepping back from developing its own car to focus more on developing in-car systems for other manufacturers.
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Carpenter is an executive producer and a creative consultant on the new Halloween — as well as one of the film's composers — and Curtis is stepping back into the role of Laurie Strode, which she hasn't done since the character was killed off with a shrug in 20183's Halloween: Resurrection.
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While promoting her National Geographic miniseries The Hot Zone at The Contenders Emmys event in Los Angeles on Sunday, Margulies claimed to Deadline that she was excited about the idea of stepping back into Alicia's shoes when CBS offered her what would have been a three-episode arc on the series.
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The ceasefire agreement in southern Syria is a welcome respite from the fighting, but it allows Iran and Hezbollah to grow roots in the places they hold, just as the US appears to be stepping back from the post-ISIS phase of the conflict and giving away its own bargaining chips.
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At a time when the market is worried that central banks are stepping back from the ultra-accommodative stance of recent years, a reduced chance of a rate cut was enough to push benchmark bonds in Europe and U.S. to their highest level since the Brexit vote in late June.
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In his latest video, a characteristically manic Paul explains that he is stepping back from regular vlogging because he has "diversified, bro," and he plugs an upcoming talk show called Impulsive, though it's unclear whether he's referring to his brother Jake's forthcoming YouTube Red talk show or something else entirely.
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Torvalds announced the new code of conduct in his initial note about stepping back, and the move created controversy in the Linux community for its stark departure from Torvalds' prior "code of conflict" that treated no-filter feedback and bluntness as the natural and more successful state of open source software development.
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After stepping back from the running of his marshmallow business Boomf, starting therapy sessions and taking soul-searching breaks at Glen Affric, the Scottish estate owned by his brother-in-law James Matthews' family, James, who is happily dating French-born Alizee Thevenet says he feels like he's on the path to recovery.
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A general sense that central banks worldwide are stepping back from the aggressive stimulus measures of recent years is seen as the catalyst for the sell-off in global bond markets which has pushed up yields in the U.S. and Europe to their highest levels since before Britain's Brexit vote in June.
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While it may reduce the trade deficit somewhat, the New Model Trade Agreement is likely to slow the pace of world trade growth, and it signifies a stepping back from the highly successful post-WWII American-led project of fostering economic growth and reducing poverty through the creation of a global market.
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When the song bridges into Pt. 2, it's a representation of me coming down from the drugs officially and stepping back into reality where I realize how lonely I am in the real world, which is also a strong reason why the vibe on Pt. 2 comes off as dark and mysterious.
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Stepping back a bit from the necessarily loaded symbolism of military shooters, it's easy to trace the history of gun violence in games to a supposedly simpler time—one whose "violent video game" moral panics focused on the over-the-top, B-movie gore of games like Splatterhouse, Mortal Kombat, and DOOM.
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Part of my job as an academic is to examine how racism functions in the UK. Ever since Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry announced they were stepping back from their "roles" as senior royals, there's been a debate in British media about whether the coverage of Markle has been racist.
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The prince announced last month that he was stepping back from public life after a disastrous television interview in which he tried to defend his connection to Mr. Epstein and said he had no recollection of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who has testified that she was ordered to have sex with the prince.
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American leadership was damaged by Mr. Trump staking out a position and then stepping back, said Hugh White, a professor of strategic studies at the Australian National University and the author of "The China Choice," a book that argues that the United States should share power in the Pacific region with China.
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On top of stepping back from advising companies that get most of their revenue from coal extraction, JPMorgan said it will put restrictions on financing new coal-fired power plants, phase out "credit exposure" to the industry by 2024 and will stop funding new oil and gas drilling projects in the Arctic.
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"After stepping back a bit from last season, we reconnected with Philip and his representatives to look at how 163 played out, assess our future goals, evaluate the current state of the roster and see if there was a path forward that made sense for both parties," general manager Tom Telesco said.
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Mere days after the Queen called an emergency meeting to sort through the Sussexes' surprise announcement that they are stepping back as senior members of the royal family, new reports about the status of the couple's current U.K. residence suggest they may be prepping to have a stronger stay elsewhere in the world.
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A product of the "stiff upper lip" era, the prince, 19843 — who Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday was stepping back from his public duties — has over the years produced a remarkable collection of politically incorrect, tone deaf and, on occasion, outrageous one-liners that have been gleefully recorded by generations of British journalists.
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"After stepping back a bit from last season, we reconnected with Philip and his representatives to look at how 216 played out, assess our future goals, evaluate the current state of the roster and see if there was a path forward that made sense for both parties," said general manager Tom Telesco.
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But I also believe in stepping back once a year or so to take note of genuine progress — just as, a year ago, I wrote that 2016 had been the best year in the history of the world, and a year from now I hope to offer similar good news about 2018.
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While the company is not pulling out of VR development entirely, a statement from CEO Hilmar Veigar Pétursson makes it clear it's pressing pause and conspicuously stepping back from its former positioning at "front and center in the second wave of VR" — as the commercial reality of very low consumer uptake and interest bites.
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Based on this evidence, Professor Stanovich and colleagues have introduced the concept of the rationality quotient, or R.Q. If an I.Q. test measures something like raw intellectual horsepower (abstract reasoning and verbal ability), a test of R.Q. would measure the propensity for reflective thought — stepping back from your own thinking and correcting its faulty tendencies.
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While Meghan left for Canada in the midst of the fallout of her and Harry's bombshell announcement that they were stepping back as senior royals, after a series of conversations and negotiations the Prince was spotted arriving in Vancouver Island to reunite with his wife as well as their 8-month-old son, Archie.
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Stepping back from the specifics of this enforcement order, the Federal Reserve has sent a powerful message to all the financial holding companies it regulates, and especially to the larger, more complex companies — the non-management directors of those companies must get further into the weeds as to how their companies are being run.
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In stepping back from the presidential race, Mr. Steyer signaled he would further ramp up his impeachment drive, which has roiled Democratic politics over the last year, bringing him into direct conflict with elected party leaders and helping shove the idea of Mr. Trump's early removal into the mainstream of debate on the left.
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Owen Glieberman, Variety: John Michael Higgins and Elizabeth Banks, now stepping back from her role as the director of "Pitch Perfect 2," are on hand once again as the play-by-play commentators John and Gail, who are making an inept documentary film, and their whippersnapper repartee is funnier than anything in the last two Christopher Guest films.
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Jeb Bush, Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina; health industry billionaire Mike Fernandez, who gave millions to Romney and Bush but whose spokeswoman said is stepping back from politics; and businessman and former politician Art Pope, a former Rubio donor who has put millions into North Carolina politics and is connected to the Koch brothers' money network.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's national political director, Jim Murphy, said Thursday he is stepping back from the Republican nominee's campaign.
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Lawmakers are making a risky gamble that reduced Zika funding is sufficient when experts say it isn't, that the Zika virus won't be actively transmitted on the mainland when experts say it will, and that stepping back from Ebola control in Africa won't threaten millions on the continent and U.S. soil again when experts say it could.
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Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE is stepping back into the spotlight more than three weeks after being hospitalized for a kidney procedure.
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"I've also seen a lot of anger, from people who stayed home in 2016, or independents, or Republicans that maybe voted for the president and are now stepping back and thinking, I don't know if I did the right thing," Ms. Klobuchar said at the luncheon, more often a campaign trail stop for Republican candidates than Democrats.
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Meghan and Harry burned the press when they announced they were stepping back as "senior" royals The couple&aposs bombshell announcement that they plan to "step back as &apossenior&apos members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent" last week came with an outline of the changes in how it plans to interact with the media.
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In a statement accompanying the shock announcement late Wednesday that they would be stepping back from their duties as senior royals, the couple wrote that they will no longer participate in the Royal Rota system, the pool of British journalists that for decades has covered all royal events and shares information and photos with other media.
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The Sun, which has criticized Meghan over issues ranging from holding her son's baptism in private to guest editing an edition of British Vogue, has placed the spotlight largely on the Duchess since the couple stunned the world earlier this week with the announcement that they would be stepping back from their roles as senior royals.
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Please, no behaving in a manner that is not, so you say, reflective of who you really are (even if you came of age in the '60s and '70s), prompting you to recognize the depth of the damage that you have caused while your full-time job becomes one of stepping back, listening and soul-searching.
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SO, IT ABSOLUTELY HAS MADE MYLAN A STRONGER COMPANY, ME A STRONGER LEADER BECAUSE I'M STEPPING BACK AND LOOKING THROUGH THE LENS OF THIS DRAMATIC SHIFT AND REALIZING THAT WE REALLY OVERNIGHT, AND I BELIEVE AN UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCE, OF HAVING – CONSUMERIZING HEALTH CARE AND ASKING, YOU KNOW, AND A LOT OF TIMES, THE CEO OF A HOUSEHOLD IS A MOTHER.
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That is why you see so many institutions and individuals now pushing against their own traditional norms, from former intelligence officials commenting on cable news to the hero commander of the Osama Bin Laden raid describing the humiliation of our country, to a former president stepping back into the political debate and media outlets obsessed with every action within the White House.
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One last question for you, since you brought up Hedi Slimane, whose women's show was like stepping back in time to the go-go 1980s for me: Are you seeing the same revival I am, big shoulders, brassy personalities and all, and do you also think it has to do with a sense of the end of the American era?
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Qwant disputes these reports but it's notable that the co-founder is stepping back from an operation role at a time when both he and the business are facing questions over a wave of negative domestic press, and with investors also being asked to plough in fresh financing as a key strategy customer (the French government) is scrutinizing the product and the business.
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Read more:Boris Johnson wants to strike a new &aposTrump deal&apos to replace the Iran nuclear agreement, which took 9 years to completeHere&aposs what&aposs in the 2015 nuclear dealMost Americans think Trump&aposs escalation of tensions with Iran was driven by his upcoming impeachment trialTrump is stepping back from war with Iran, but he isn&apost any closer to peace
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There'll be three leaders each with a specific area of focus — Kim Ki-nam heading up the components business, Kim Hyun-suk (HS Kim) running consumer electronics, and Koh Dong-jin (DJ Koh) in charge of mobile and IT. Yoon Boo-keun (BK Yoon) and Shin Jong-kyun (JK Shin) are resigning altogether from their previous co-CEO roles after stepping back from direct control in 2015.
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Stepping back and taking a longer, more philosophical view inspired a renewed commitment not to democracy per se—which has never truly existed—but to what we might call the "democratic project," the ongoing and admittedly always imperfect attempt of the many to wrest power from the few in order to create a society that is more free and equal than the status quo.
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Giannis is a mighty, robustly behorned Buck now, standing atop the Madison Square Rock Garden, sun to his back, his glory shining down on the myriad creatures of the forest, stepping back from the Shark of Defeat and landing gently in the WarmPillowPile Of Victory, the enemies that seek his defeat left broken and confused, wondering how they lost their very lives on this cold, cruel day.
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The phenomena of law enforcement officers "stepping back" from proactive policing was dubbed "the Ferguson Effect" because despite the public disclosure of the investigation by St. Louis County prosecutors, medical examiners, and the US Department of Justice; a frightening number of people still believe that Brown was executed by Wilson, and that the police are systematically targeting African Americans for shooting on America's streets.
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Despite Obama stepping back since leaving office, Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (D-NY) said he expects the former president to be visible during the midterms.
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I'm no expert, but I'd place its origins in the given timeframe in Tuscany, in part for the awkward reason that by stepping back from it and kind of squinting, I imagined it in twodimensions as a drawing, one that might display just the kind of softened naturalism, sfumature and all, very characteristic of Tuscan — and perhaps even specifically Florentine — drafting at the time.
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On the heels of Britain's Prince Andrew stepping back from public duties following his bombshell interview with the BBC about his ties to the disgraced financier, who died by suicide in jail in New York City in August while awaiting trial on multiple sex charges, the Norwegian royal confirmed she met with Epstein after the Dagens Næringsliv newspaper published a report about their relationship.
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So there's like crowds of people walking by and I'm looking at galleries of dead insurgents, and pulling up pretty aggressive pornography, and then I'm displaying images of my tags zoomed up, and stepping back, and people are just walking by gazing at them, a bit confused as to why there are big 'KATSU BTM' tags glowing out of these weird-ass giant iPhones.
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Ever since Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE, the president's current budget director, took over as the CFPB's acting chief in November, the bureau has been stepping back from the vigorous approach to combating financial fraud and abuse that the previous leadership had cultivated.
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Read more:Prince Andrew is stepping back from public royal duties just days after his &aposcar-crash&apos interview about Jeffrey Epstein — watch the controversial TV appearanceA victim of Jeffrey Epstein says Prince Andrew bought her vodka at a London club when she was 17 before having sex with herNew details reveal the friendship between Epstein and Prince Andrew dissolved after the Duchess of York referred to Epstein as a pedophile
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Thursday that he doesn't regret picking Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve, stepping back from his recent intense criticism of the central bank's chairman.
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Read more:Meghan Markle has reportedly returned to Canada amid rumors that she and Prince Harry will move therePrince Harry and Meghan Markle burned the British press when they announced they were stepping back from the royal familyHere&aposs what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle&aposs future could hold now that they&aposre leaving the royal familyPrince Harry and Meghan Markle got a $3 million, taxpayer-funded home renovation before quitting as senior royals
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BRUSSELS — In the name of "America First," President Trump has pulled out of the Paris climate agreement and questioned the usefulness of the United Nations and NATO, displaying his distaste for the multinational institutions the United States had constructed and led since World War II. As the coronavirus crisis escalates across the globe, the United States is stepping back further, abandoning its longtime role as a generous global leader able to coordinate an ambitious, multinational response to a worldwide emergency.
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Michael Arrington — who famously co-founded TechCrunch in 2005 and just as famously parted ways with the outlet in 2011, one year after selling it to AOL — is now taking on a reduced role at the venture fund that he co-founded when he left TC. After an SEC filing surfaced earlier today showing that CrunchFund is targeting $40 million for its third fund and even more notably not listing Arrington as a "related person," he told Fortune that he's stepping back to focus on his health.
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Read more:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just announced they're taking a 'step back' from the royal family after months of rumorsThe Queen reportedly asked Prince Harry not to announce that he and Meghan Markle would 'step back' from royal lifeMeghan Markle and Prince Harry explain on their website why they're pulling away from royal life, and it has to do with money and the British pressPrince Harry and Meghan Markle burned the British press when they announced they were stepping back from the royal family
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-6900 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE is stepping back into the national spotlight at the Republican National Convention, where his rival, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, will be crowned the presidential nominee.
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Now that we know for sure that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, the U.S. intelligence community and Republicans on the House and Senate Intelligence Committees found no evidence that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE conspired with Russia to hijack the 6900 election, it is worth stepping back and evaluating the electoral impact of one of the greatest faux scandals in history.
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"In the end, what's clear is that YouTube's recommendation algorithm isn't a partisan monster — it's an engagement monster..." (BuzzFeed News) -- Mark Levin appears to be, uh, quite upset with Mediaite... (Mediaite) -- SoundCloud co-founder Eric Wahlforss announced on Thursday that he is "stepping back from day-to-day operations and into an advisory role" beginning on March 1st... (Twitter / New York Biz Journal) -- Politico's Jake Sherman has joined NBC News and MSNBC as a contributor... (Playbook) -- Read more of Thursday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... -- Fox News will hold a "Battle at the Border" town hall Sunday evening hosted by "Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade.
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