That it is very two steps forward, one step back, eight steps forward, eight steps back.
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But over time, it's kind of been like two steps forward, one step back, three steps forward, one step back.
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I feel like I take a lot of steps forward, and then I take like two steps back just to take like ten steps forward.
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The greatest steps forward have been in Senegal and Nigeria.
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You watch Amelia take two steps forward, one step back.
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The Grammys took a few baby steps forward this year.
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It's "often two steps forward, one step back," she said.
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Two steps forward, one step back; isn't that the saying?
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Schultz took a few steps forward, and police opened fire.
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"It's two steps forward, one step back," Mr. Swerdlow said.
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Sometimes you take three steps forward then two steps back.
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Unless Ford steps forward sometime between now and 10 a.m.
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I think Jack made some very good steps forward yesterday.
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Odom Jr.: In the first two minutes of this show, Lin steps forward and introduces himself as Alexander Hamilton, and Chris steps forward and says he's George Washington, and you never question it again.
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In this case, it was one step back, two steps forward.
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He continues to take two steps forward and 10 steps back.
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I think we can talk about steps forward and steps backward.
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"In many ways we've taken so many steps forward," she says.
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It's a celebration, and an extension of those confident steps forward.
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With a bit of luck, it'll bring you three steps forward.
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Instead, it proved to be two steps forward, one step back.
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With lidar, two major steps forward are possible for AR applications.
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However, for every two steps forward there has been one back.
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"Evolution can be two steps forward, one step backward," Wong said.
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Take a pause, regroup, and then take a few steps forward.
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Last year, Congress took major steps forward on issues affecting railroads.
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So, it is time to-, to have steps forward, for Europe.
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Her relationship with Rebecca has been two steps forward, one steps back.
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These "are all positive steps forward," Sallie Mae spokesman Rick Castellano says.
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WATCH: Kevin Hart's Alleged Accuser Steps Forward With High-Powered Lawyer 3.
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"It took a few baby steps forward with new characters," Cameron continued.
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Each woman who steps forward leaves me with a mixture of emotions.
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All of these things are really, really positive steps forward for humanity.
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Instead, we are taking tiny steps forward, and giant steps back. Gov.
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She steps forward into a burst of camera flashes and gawking tourists.
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More in hope than expectation, he took a couple of steps forward.
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He moves his head before a soldier steps forward and shoots him.
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It's three steps forward for the grass roots in the smaller countries.
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Through this package you have made a thousand little steps forward together.
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But it is important that they are taking steps forward on this journey.
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"It seems like you're taking two steps forward, three steps back," Andursky said.
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But he thinks it may only happen if someone steps forward with information.
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Once a woman steps forward to report abusive or predatory behavior, believe her.
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The Headphone is really two steps forward and one step back for Bragi.
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Sometimes, this would be followed by a few minuscule but triumphant steps forward.
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For every two steps forward it feels like we take two steps back.
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There are steps forward, then back, with incremental advances to show for them.
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They can engage with trauma survivors in shared decision-making regarding steps forward.
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In short, for every three steps forward, he sees the two steps back.
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These bills represent historic steps forward in keeping Virginians safe from gun violence.
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We continue to invite Iran to take de-escalatory and positive steps forward.
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America once took giant steps forward to protect consumers, workers and the environment.
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It is a frustrating process at first; literally three steps forward and two back.
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Tara Setmayer: Two steps forward, 10 steps back Donald Trump simply cannot help himself.
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As usual with the social media giant, it's two steps forward, one step back.
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The good news is: Cities are embracing this role and taking bold steps forward.
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As a result, the process does not seem to be taking big steps forward.
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So I really tried to take a step back to take two steps forward.
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The NDAA takes aggressive steps forward on embracing reusability — this is to be welcomed.
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They knew that sometimes, for every two steps forward, you take a step back.
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It can often feel like a dance of two steps forward, one step back.
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In the video, after Schultz takes a few steps forward, an officer opens fire.
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In the video, an officer opens fire after Schultz takes a few steps forward.
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Instead, the final version of the bill takes some tentative steps forward for animals.
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A gunman then steps forward from the crowd and shoots her in the head.
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These issues will take time, but it's critical we take big steps forward now.
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Then, a switch flips, and Judah steps forward into the center of the ring.
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Steps forward, one at a time, are more likely to result in sustained effort.
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But the past two days are two major steps forward for her embattled nomination.
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Despite these major steps forward, USDA plans to roll back some school meal standards.
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If we can clean that up, then we can start taking big steps forward again.
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Google has taken a few baby steps forward and at least one or two back.
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The vast majority of these regular reports tend to show minimal steps forward at best.
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In both cases, however, it's been a case of two steps forward, one step back.
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I kept trying and we'd take a couple steps forward and then go straight back.
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And then her daughter steps forward—a girl I recognize her from soccer—Hali Hartling.
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The sooner the next leader steps forward with this vision and this plan, the better.
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So there is certainly cause to celebrate women making small steps forward in the boardroom.
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He steps forward, eager to please when rich kids show up with a video camera.
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"Our sense is that Tyson's has taken real steps forward improving pay," Sincair tells Axios.
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"It was kind of two steps forward, one step back with her," Ms. Minow said.
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"The W.N.B.A. is beginning to take progressive steps forward to be self-sustaining," Borders said.
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Instead, Germany should seek concrete steps forward in climate protection together with the United States.
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While important steps forward, none of those drugs will provide a cure for this disease.
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"We applaud the steps forward that they've made," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters.
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"Against a backdrop of overwhelming repression, some governments have taken small steps forward," said Morayef.
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"We kept watching the video where he kept making the steps forward," said another juror.
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The hardest parts to get right were the subtle moves: the steps forward and back.
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Undine often steps forward between plot points to explain in direct address to the audience.
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Tommy's right wrist snaps off a salute to FDNY Chief James Leonard, and Tommy steps forward.
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Graham wound down the hearing by repeating what the subcommittee learned and the next steps forward.
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Though those bills are currently in committee, Congress has taken a few positive steps forward already.
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Two steps forward, but only one step back; two may be one too many for me.
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But I think it made some important steps forward in clarifying what needed to be done.
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Old Blue Eyes steps forward from the snowy wood, reaches for his frosty sword, arrogant, impassive.
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CEO Arnold Donald, recently met with Vice President Mike Pence and health officials regarding steps forward.
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While China takes more steps forward than backward, the United States is moving slowly in reverse.
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"A lot of time in situations like this, two steps forward one step back," he said.
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These past few days have marked some serious steps forward for AI research in video games.
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I think it is absolutely ... Again, Jack, I think, is making some good steps forward there.
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In recent years, America's schools have taken some important steps forward when it comes to tests.
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Google saw immediate, significant steps forward from its work in translation and voice recognition, according to Pichai.
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Two other women turn her around and a man steps forward and bends down on one knee.
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That has been the hardest part for me, but it's always three steps forward, two steps back.
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The result is that India often seems to take one step back for every two steps forward.
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It takes some big steps forward — by potentially providing more funding and access for opioid addiction treatment.
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My feet were shackled so close together I was only able to take very small steps forward.
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"We have an opportunity, more than we usually do, to make some big steps forward," he said.
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And so we take a few more steps forward, take a few steps back and keep walking.
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After a round of introductions, Hans—the expert in street culture—grabs a microphone and steps forward.
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Since retiring, I've advanced a number of "steps-forward" on how to more effectively combat money laundering.
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Schultz takes three steps forward, and the officer fires, striking Schultz and sending them to the ground.
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His body — and whole body, actually — steps forward and leans forward as he goes to shake hands.
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In one of humanity's great steps forward for freedom, we abolished "might makes right" for human beings.
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You can see the impact on the Facebook page for the "One Stroller — Many Steps Forward" project.
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"Unfortunately, he will take a step forward or two steps forward and two steps backward," Malek added.
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Schultz pauses briefly, then takes three steps forward before being shot once and falling to the ground.
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Vertical elbows up the middle can also be used to intercept as the covering fighter steps forward.
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First, he creates a two-dimensional time axis of a figure outline taking a two steps forward.
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These are small steps forward in what has become an epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses.
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I guess it's no surprise in the Trump era to see no steps forward, two steps back.
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While not all of their policies are perfect, their plans tend to take some important steps forward.
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And taking a few steps forward in baseball is often followed by taking a few steps back.
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But as with seemingly with every Destiny update, it feels like two steps forward, one step back.
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""Everyone who steps forward to share their Parkinson&aposs diagnosis paints a fuller picture of the disease.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Sort of two steps forward, one step backward or one step forward two steps backward.
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But up until this point, they haven't been all that useful, other than summarizing potential steps forward.
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When Emilia takes those first little steps forward towards Kit, it's full of charge and interest and potential.
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"Get out of our country," a woman cries pointing at the immigrants and taking a few steps forward.
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So if people are making initiatives that get us a few steps forward, then I still feel optimistic.
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"Sometimes you have to take a step back before you can take two steps forward," said Mr. Klein.
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Ms. Meade steps forward to use her machine gun arm and Cordelia easily makes the artificial intelligence explode.
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The wedding begins, but before they can get to "the good stuff," Bash steps forward with an object.
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They signaled that their movement was just beginning, and saw the shareholder resolution as merely early steps forward.
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It's "two steps forward, one step back," but things are better now than they were a decade ago.
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Don't be afraid to take one step backward in order to take two steps forward down the road.
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Either way, it does show that North Korea's missile program is making significant steps forward, according to experts.
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Before leaving Ward 17, my treating team said recovery would be two steps forward, one step back. Sept.
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Saiphin Moore, who grew up in Thailand and runs London's mini chain of Rosa's Thai Cafes, steps forward.
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But I can say that if you're stressed now, any steps forward on a different path can help.
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This game features two young quarterbacks hoping to take some big steps forward in their game this year.
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The day such a Palestinian leader steps forward ready to negotiate in good faith, we will be ready.
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And it had taken some remarkable steps forward, steps that had seemed impossible even a few years before.
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Everyone steps forward holding their flags at awkward angles, and the bulbs flash, and family members weep too.
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This cause takes further steps forward in the company's two-week season at the David H. Koch Theater.
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He calmed himself by pacing—four steps forward, four steps back—a technique he'd been using for decades.
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"By 2023 Europe will take significant steps forward in its energy transition and in electro mobility," Harings said.
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While the majority of our regulators have taken huge steps forward on that task, the SEC has not.
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We must swallow the bitter pill, and see this solution as one step backward and two steps forward.
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"It is not necessary to say that we will take steps back or steps forward," Mr. Eker said.
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The Steps Forward report identified 180 different child maltreatment fatality prevention efforts at the state and county levels.
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Florida resident John Mangan, 66, said he is just happy the state is taking steps forward and against criminalization.
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"My life is a collection of two steps forward and one step back," the 38-year-old tells PEOPLE.
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New York (CNN Business)The trade war with China has been a two-steps forward, three-steps back affair.
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Self-driving technology took a couple more baby steps forward, while the smart home continued to expand and develop.
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"But we'll all still deal with it because human history moves in increments: two steps forward, one step back."
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"He steps forward every night," guard Patty Mills (17 points with four assists off the bench) said of Aldridge.
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He posted career lows in sack rate, interceptions thrown, and QBR this season, but those were small steps forward.
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Her friend, Hasina, makes a small noise and steps forward, but Kusum sits back on her heels and grins.
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It was a painful, two-steps-forward-one-step-back process, and Russia has never fully acknowledged Soviet culpability.
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Trump and friends can't keep us from taking two (or 200!) steps forward for every step that they retreat.
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But despite these big steps forward, China still has a long way to catch up in the space race.
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The black millennial, then, is composed of contradictions and ambiguity; her journey of tentative steps forward and horrific setbacks.
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Although the FDA's efforts to restrict some flavored products and limit their availability are steps forward, they're not enough.
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And they are also important steps forward in activating the private sector to shoulder more responsibility for disaster readiness.
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It seems Radev is ahead of me in the imaginative stakes, as he steps forward with a cement mixer.
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It appears the situation with internet in Ethiopia may be a bit of a step back before steps forward.
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Even while balancing a husband on her back, Bella steps forward toward the viewer, perhaps toward a better future.
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As he bounces one of the infants on his knee, a camionista, a long-distance truck driver, steps forward.
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But he stopped short of agreeing to a moratorium on the project while Congress determines the appropriate steps forward.
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India has been taking notable steps forward in innovation, supported in part by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reform agenda.
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It is truly a Don't Ask Don't Tell-era show, full of small steps forward and anxious jumps back.
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I needed Desert Golfing because I needed to learn how to move on: with small, purposeful, incremental steps forward.
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The healing process can feel like two steps forward, one step back, but any sort of progress deserves recognition.
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Inside Fergie & Josh Duhamel's Split, Plus Kevin Hart's Alleged Accuser Steps Forward Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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There is nothing romantic about the palm-sweatingly intense depictions of NASA's stagger-steps forward toward landing on the moon.
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Some instead did an hour of walking meditation: slow, deliberate, measured steps forward, hands clasped either in front or behind.
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I watched her struggle, and I feel as a nation we have been taking these quiet but steady steps forward.
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict had not, of course, been resolved by these changes, but small steps forward had been taken.
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" Or as Stuart Stevens, a longtime Republican strategist and Jackson native, put it: "It's three steps forward, two steps back.
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Late in the book, the woman who's been listening to Josef's story from the start steps forward from the shadows.
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But the mystery takes a back seat to the slow, two-steps-forward, one-step-back nature of healing itself.
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"We cannot continue the same pattern of taking tentative steps forward and then falling back," an impatient Mr. Obama declared.
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"For every step the Trump administration takes backward, New York is going to take two steps forward," Mr. Cuomo said.
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GIFs have been on the march a long time, in their two-steps-forward-two-steps-back kind of way.
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These are very significant steps forward in the governance of the administrative state to bring it under better constitutional control.
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In a flash, as Nadal spun 360 degrees and scrambled to recover, Djokovic took a half-dozen confident steps forward.
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Give up the bad habits that are holding you back so you can take steps forward toward reaching your greatest potential.
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An unlikely hero steps forward when a deadly development puts the Hawkins lab on lockdown, trapping Will and several others inside.
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"I'm not sure it's everything we need, but I think there are some big steps forward from the current situation," Rep.
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Instead, patients tend to have a "stuttering progression to wellness," Richardson writes, which means three steps forward and two steps back.
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Today, we are taking our first important steps forward in our journey together by setting three simple post-closing objectives: 1.
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So the challenge of TV is to have your character take two steps forward and one and seven-eighths steps back.
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Sometimes, even the very rich need to take a step back and conduct some honest self-assessment to take steps forward.
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"If you take one step forward, we will take two steps forward," Mr. Khan said in his victory speech, addressing India.
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Instead, as so many have noted, in film at least, it's been a zigzag process of steps back and steps forward.
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D.H.S. hasn't fully explained how it will deal with children reclassified as "accompanied" if a parent steps forward to claim them.
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This critical choice should be based on the grim realities on the ground, and offer the best steps forward it can.
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"Unfortunately, it does not look like we will take big steps forward in Buenos Aires," Scholz told the Stuttgarter Zeitung newspaper.
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Today, we are taking our first important steps forward in our journey together by setting three simple post-closing objectives: 0503173.
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Even technically positive steps forward for actresses have a bit of darkness to them, as Emma Stone's latest headline-making comments prove.
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Some new technologies have offered steps forward: Google Glass, in conjunction with a subscription service called Aira, can "see" for the blind.
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My hope for Obama is that, in his post-presidency, he steps forward boldly to say whatever feels true in his mind.
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Keeping the resistance band around your legs and your knees slightly bent, take short steps forward, alternating your left and right foot.
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Oh yes, but people like me never get unemployed, unfortunately, but I think we can take steps forward to improve things. Right.
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In general, it seems that the hallmark of IoT security is this type of halting two-steps-forward, one-step-back progression.
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They try on possibilities and regard the relationships that didn't work as steps not toward perfect, happy endings, but simply steps forward.
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"The president does have a way of undermining little steps forward with big steps backward on Twitter and the like," Miller said.
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In other words, Mr. Obama sees in America's messiness and complexity a single historical force taking steps forward and backward on race.
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The more consistently effective approach is to take methodical, purposeful steps forward, all with the intent of helping you reach your goal.
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If there is a reason BoJack can remain our protagonist, it's because he, however fitfully, makes a few steps forward every season.
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It leads to a scattered, frustrating exercise, a show that stutter-steps forward without any real sense of how episodic television functions.
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"All of them are committed to furthering space knowledge and making incremental steps forward in any way they can for the next crew."
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It means curbing the industry's expectations and its own and settling in for, it hopes, the long haul through careful, measured steps forward.
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I'm sure that if King were around today, he'd be disappointed at the slow pace of progress: two steps forward, twenty steps back.
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Starting small will be less overwhelming for both the other person and you, so that you can start taking small steps forward. 5.
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It's hard to notice, much less appreciate, tiny steps forward, which get thoroughly overshadowed by players and teams making near unprecedented leaps forward.
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By investing our time in more energy efficient buildings and in programs that reduce wastewater, we take tangible steps forward for our environment.
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In Europe, the fight for the right-to-repair is new and legislative wins are often two steps forward and one step back.
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WHERE THINGS STAND, HEALTH CARE EDITION -- Republican efforts on health care can be summed up pretty simply: two steps forward, one step back.
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"Kaczynski has always moved two steps forward, one step backward," said Jeremy Shapiro, director of research at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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It's always tempting to give up in the face of the two-steps-forward-one-step-back nature of any fight for justice.
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In early September, the Slovak Foreign Minister will host 28 EU Foreign Ministers in Bratislava to discuss the next steps forward for Europe.
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The Mountain steps forward silently to defend her, and Lancel warns her to call off her giant zombie attack dog, lest there be violence.
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There's no silver bullet to solving our challenges, but my first two budgets, passed with great partnership from our legislature, took significant steps forward.
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It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress... sometimes it's like two steps forward, one step back.
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International agreements have taken useful steps forward on curbing banking secrecy and corporate tax avoidance, and making big banks less vulnerable to destabilising failure.
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Rachel leaves the bar, but before Tully can feel down, an entertainment lawyer who overheard the performances steps forward and makes him an offer.
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Trans People Should "Go In The Bushes" America has taken both major steps forward and huge steps back on trans rights in recent years.
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Each character is introduced in particle form, and then the details compound until a wholeness is reached, a person takes shape and steps forward.
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There's a reason why progress hasn't been easy and why throughout our history every two steps forward seems to sometimes produce one step back.
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It does seem though that every time we seem to be making so much progress… sometimes it's like two steps forward, one step back.
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"With this strategic review, Thyssenkrupp has a chance to take several steps forward, or fall farther behind due to more half measures," Foerberg said.
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RJD2: I struggled with this machine in a "two steps forward, one step back" manner—more than with any other synth I've ever owned.
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Tesla underperformed in its first quarter production and delivery numbers, pulling that one-step-back routine after taking two steps forward in late 2018.
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When it comes to retiring jerseys, the Lakers are taking two steps forward with Kobe Bryant -- and two steps WAY BACK with Paula Abdul!!
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But given the impressive steps forward we are seeing in autonomous control, the pieces of a colony habitat may be able to assemble themselves.
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Instead we're going to see a series of tiny steps forward, measured over years, frequently in industrial or commercial settings rather than personal ones.
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Steps forward are accompanied by steps back, over and over, and what separates the good teams from the bad mostly comes down to details.
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"The pro-life movement takes two steps forward and, occasionally, a step backward," said Carol Tobias, president of the National Right to Life Committee.
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So any significant steps forward, like the one the Bills just took, are a big deal for women in sports and women in general.
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That's how white supremacy operates: two steps forward, one step back, and a lifetime of white America never owning the legacy of white supremacy.
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Correa's office said Wednesday that HHS told its staff to expect a formal response within two weeks that would lay out any steps forward.
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"The American economy has taken several big steps forward with regulatory relief and tax reform, and the administration deserves lots of credit," Donohue said.
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"Hopefully, we can take steps forward in making the sports better and in the coming years we won't have these problems," said Bolt, 29.
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"Academics at Trinity are actively engaged in research to understand and develop solutions to climate change, and taking practical steps forward," the statement said.
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" The hire comes half a year after Riot first publicly responded to the Kotaku report, with a blog post post titled "Our First Steps Forward.
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A few steps forward and you're flanked by two distinct visions of the future that may well exist at the same time any day now.
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Since then, however, there had been little additional clarity as to what the next steps forward might be, or where this money would come from.
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The Last Jedi takes a lot of large steps forward for Star Wars, both for this latest trilogy, and for the franchise as a whole.
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Still, Trump jetted away without shedding any light on the next steps forward on negotiating that peace, leaving without any concrete achievements to point to.
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Sometimes they pay off: bringing Saudi Arabia and Israel together and tempting Kim Jong Un out from beneath his rock are all great steps forward.
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As a forum for problem-solving, the summit was a near-total dud, without even limited steps forward on Ukraine, Syria or nuclear arms control.
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Our global cooperation may have taken a couple of steps back in the past two years, but before that we took a thousand steps forward.
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"The Chairman is reviewing the letter and we are working to determine the next best steps forward," said Katie Schoettler, a spokeswoman for the committee.
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A walker busts out into the clearing before he can make his move, and Gregory steps forward to take care of the threat before Maggie can.
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There is no question that the huge steps forward in AI, sensors and GPUs are quickly shifting robotics to the fast lane of the startups ecosystem.
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The EU needs to take a step back before slowly taking two steps forward at a speed that is manageable for all member states, he added.
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He took two steps forward, picked a pair of boxes off the nearest stack and strode up the ramp with them as if storming a castle.
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Addiction advocates largely praise the measures as good steps forward, but say that much more work and funding is needed to tackle the issue's scale. Rep.
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But we can confidently look at the steps forward already taken and know we are on the right path — not just for some, but for all.
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After you're first handed control of the eponymous Spyro, you've only to guide him a couple of steps forward before the Homeworld proffers a small reward.
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Without backtracking, he said Afghanistan and Nigeria had taken "remarkable steps forward" to counter corruption, and praised their leaders for "battling hard" to address the problem.
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And we get to the big end solo, and Prince again steps forward to go into the solo, and this guy starts playing that solo too!
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While SpaceX's successes on Friday are certainly excellent steps forward, the resupply missions are equally as important, given that last time, the CRS-7 mission exploded.
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She described Poma and the rest of the club's management as active supporters of advocacy organizations that have been making important steps forward over the years.
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Each new area begins with tentative steps forward, slow movement, as you get a grasp of the layout, and the enemies in each room or opening.
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We know sometimes there will be a step back, so we cannot get complacent and we always, always have to keep pushing those two steps forward.
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Of course, it's possible this is simply part of the struggle to reach a new stage; the fashion equivalent of two steps forward, one step back.
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From steps forward in the Trump hush-money investigation to tensions at the White House and on Capitol Hill, it's been a busy week in politics.
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While his aforementioned teammates are all in their 20s, Giordano is an anomaly, taking steps forward at 35, an age when most players are in decline.
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Two steps forward … I've been writing about the lack of economic diversity at top colleges for almost 15 years, and it's sometimes tempting to become cynical.
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I know that we've fallen along our way but I want you to know that taking steps forward with you is all that I'm interested in.
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And Crostini is following the same path as support for Android apps did: slow, steady steps forward, with a lot of bugs and inconsistencies along the way.
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"Our global cooperation may have taken a couple of steps back in the past two years," Gates writes, "but before that we took a thousand steps forward."
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When you look at the representation of female investors in later-stage funds, it seems to be the same story of two steps forward, one step back.
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At first, everyone says they're going to abandon their commitments and stay, but then Stephanie steps forward and tells them that it's her turn to help out.
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MakerBot's new printers, the professional-focused $2000 MakerBot Replicator Plus and the educator-focused $1000 MakerBot Replicator Mini Plus, are smart steps forward for affordable 3D printing.
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Still, there are games when one or another of them steps forward, and for Zobrist, one of those games came last week in Chicago against the Padres.
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You get the ups and downs... there's one step back, three-quarters of a step forward, two steps back, three steps forward ... it's just an ongoing journey.
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No one steps forward to police June as she steps out of character and tells Janine that all of this will end, and they'll go out drinking.
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Absolutely. Some were fun, some were just fine, and some seemed to be real steps forward that actively brought new depth to the show they were selling.
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Some young players like Kris Bryant, 24, of the Cubs; Nolan Arenado, 25, of the Rockies; and Manny Machado, 24, of the Orioles, have taken steps forward.
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David Davis, the U.K.'s Brexit secretary, told reporters Thursday that negotiators had achieved "decisive steps forward" during the fourth round of talks, including on citizens' rights.
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She thought about the two-steps-forward-one-step-back state of women's soccer, and the precarious state of women's rights, in general, back home in Brazil.
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So it's possible that stringent UK regulations might sum to a de facto ban if Huawei's approach to security isn't seen to take major steps forward soon.
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Clinton referenced the obstacles raised by gender bias in her book What Happened: The moment a woman steps forward and says, 'I'm running for office', it begins.
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However, advocates said the Cabaret Law's repeal was just the beginning; they'd be eyeing the mayor's choice for nightlife mayor closely, and start discussing other steps forward.
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"In our eyes, who feared the worst, she has made fantastic steps forward," Batelson told reporters recently as the team returned to Innichen for a competition in December.
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We shouldn't expect any dramatic breakthroughs in a few hours of talks, but important progress could be made that could lead to major steps forward in the future.
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"We're committed to supporting our content reviewers in a way that puts their well-being first and we will continue to share steps forward on this important topic."
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In all cases, whether larger over-ear designs or smaller in-ear ones, each successive generation of wireless headphones is taking major steps forward in increasing battery life.
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When Kenny asked if Krystal would be interested in moving their relationship a few "steps forward," the fitness trainer responded by saying she would rather be friends. Ouch.
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But despite the halting steps forward America has taken with regard to racial segregation, the country is indeed coming apart in another way: along the lines of wealth.
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"Saudi Arabia is continuing to make very deliberate steps forward although at a slower pace than originally expected," one of the sources familiar with the plans told Reuters.
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We saw Enid and Carl make strides toward a real relationship, and Maggie recover from a life-threatening injury and make significant steps forward after her tragic loss.
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"In 2015, we continued to take steps forward, with strong job growth and wages rising at their fastest rate in the recovery," the president said in the report.
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All (or most) tech startups look for the same kind of people Google does — extraordinarily smart and creative engineers who can take leaps, not just incremental steps forward.
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Gebru Jember Endalew of Ethiopia, who leads the group of least developed countries, also said "many areas of work are still lagging behind", despite steps forward in Bonn.
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A second, more likely outcome is that our trading partners accept some minor concessions, and Mr. Trump promotes the new agreements as magnificent deals and giant steps forward.
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Well, the one thing we know about American history is that two steps forward are often met with one step back, or sometimes two or three steps back.
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Trump rewarded him with a Twitter shoutout — and Graham declared victory after the House agreed to vote on the next steps forward of the impeachment inquiry last week.
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"There are speedy developments on the ground and the meeting hopefully will result in more understandings and steps forward containing the crisis and prevent more devastation," Safadi said.
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Conyers's lawyer Arnold Reed dismissed the allegations from Morse and other women, calling them "ripple effects" that occur when one woman steps forward, according to The Washington Post.
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He comes from a new generation and the very fact that his candidacy is real represents huge steps forward that the nation has taken on basic social issues.
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On the one hand, I take the long view and I know that our democracy has always been messy and we take two steps forward and one step back.
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According to recent reports, the group failed to reach a consensus on the single best option, although there was a strong majority that agreed on some simple steps forward.
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There have been some small steps forward: international NGOs and civil-society organisations have been permitted to work with BRN, educating its members on matters of law and governance.
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I&aposm not expert, but the people who suggest and I think to argue that this is happening, we&aposre going to have two steps forward, one step back.
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With that kind of impact, you'd think the message had been strongly received, and we would see at least baby steps forward in this year's lists of Oscar nominees.
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On his Facebook page, Zakhilwal said the two sides had agreed on "de-escalation of tension, draw down of military build up and steps forward to an amicable solution".
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These are potential steps forward towards true pro-employment, pro-growth tax-reform, where a majority of Americans get greater job opportunity and a fairer share in greater prosperity.
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While there have been some steps forward in the decades since President Kennedy's address, our modern tax code is again a drag on economic growth, job creation and investment.
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Small steps forward Even with discrimination, lack of affirmative action and a poor understanding of culture, the government has checked some boxes to improve the lives of trans people.
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"Right now, trade developments are moving in a 'two-steps-forward-one-step-back' type of pattern," said Meghan Shue, a senior investment strategist at Wilmington Trust in Delaware.
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"We propose 21 small steps forward for Italy, 2000 small, concrete measures, achievable goals," Renzi said in the northern city of Bologna in a hall packed with party bigwigs.
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While "Ipsa Dixit" is precisely crafted, it wittily and poignantly evokes the process of creation: flickering with ideas; moving in halting steps forward and back; seeming improvisatory, jotted, sketched.
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But after more talent was injected through last summer's draft and as younger prospects took steps forward, the ranking of the Mets' system jumped to No. 19 by August.
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As he walked around the office, Mr. Black took large steps forward, introducing employees by their first names and recounting how many years each had worked at the company.
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Marlene Koenig, an expert on British and European royalty, told Insider that this could be the year that Kate Middleton "steps forward" into her role as future Queen consort.
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The actors who embody the participants in a two-steps-forward, one-step-back process that mostly (and improbably) occurred over a concentrated nine months are all first-rate.
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He hit a bit of a rough patch in terms of results after the summer break, but we have seen him working hard to improve and making steps forward.
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Now, MIT researchers believe they have taken the first steps forward in the development of all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries, according to new research published in Advanced Energy Materials.
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Sam Kass, the former White House chef and food czar, fired back, saying that people like Pollan dismiss steps forward because they fall short of their "idyllic" vision of farming.
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" In a concession that, for now, his brand of progressive politics is stalled in Washington, Obama admitted "for every two steps forward, it often feels we take one step back.
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But while these firms are making genuine steps forward with 53G, some of the language might make you think the technology is right on the cusp of being widely available.
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IN AN empty bull ring in Quito, Ecuador, man after man steps forward, his face sombre, to read a letter by an anonymous woman describing her experience of sexual violence.
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This year at TechCrunch Disrupt NY (May 9-11) we are taking two big steps forward to help attendees zero in on the people and companies they hope to find.
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"France has taken some important and welcome steps forward including forcing supermarkets to stop throwing away perfectly edible food," said Meadhbh Bolger, a campaigner at Friends of the Earth Europe.
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In the interim, activists, consumers and concerned businesses alike are urging internet users to contact members of the European Parliament before the EU's problematic plan takes any additional steps forward.
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There is some reason to be optimistic at the willingness of these three key players of the United States, the Afghan government, and the Taliban to take considerable steps forward.
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"Since I arrived, I have seen Czech winemakers make huge steps forward; they are willing to make a lot of sacrifice in quantity to obtain higher quality," Mr. Mazey said.
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Earlier this year, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took several critical steps forward to remove the regulatory barriers holding TVWS back from larger-scale deployment by providers in rural areas.
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At the same time, there's consolidation taking place within the industry, so sometimes I think we take two steps forward and one step back in terms of numbers of members.
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In an interview, Mr. Signer discussed the weekend's protests, his response to the anti-Semitic Twitter posts, and the steps forward in a city seeking to re-examine its history.
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Big Blue has been making considerable steps forward with research and development projects aimed at broadening the scope of distributed ledger technology to include industries other than the financial services.
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Despite some steps forward, the gender-segregated nation, where women are bound by law to wear long robes and a headscarf, has been criticized for its continued constraints on women.
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We hope these steps forward will continue to build a groundswell of change and provide the momentum toward realizing our nation's goal of protecting vulnerable children from abuse and neglect.
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Earlier this week, the site TV Answer Man spotted an interesting Amazon filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that could point to the next steps forward for the company.
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In addition to stressing over things like taking steps forward with her almost-girlfriend, keeping her job, there's also that bit about transforming into a werewolf when she gets stressed out.
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Countries that have invested in infrastructure, financing and policy-based food-security and nutrition initiatives have made the greatest steps forward in terms of food security in the past five years.
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"The roundtable discussion with our military leadership about counter-ISIS operations in Iraq and Syria clearly outlined the positive steps forward we've made in the region," Inhofe said in a statement.
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The third game is where the difference is made, and after 1.213 games and something like 54 different series, a few extra steps forward rather than back gives us the standings.
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As I take two large steps forward, I realized my right foot (socks and all) were now touching the bare court leaving one of my shoes where I had once stood.
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"We're still listening and making and determining the best steps forward," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, told reporters after the president's session with the governors on Monday morning.
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All season, the Yankees' injury situation has been a series of steps forward followed by steps backward, and this week — which has seen Severino and Dellin Betances return — is no different.
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Washington (CNN)Senate and House leaders met Monday to discuss steps forward on immigration in the first gathering they have had since President Donald Trump unveiled his immigration framework last week.
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"My Administration is focused on ending the horrific practice of human trafficking, and the three bills the House of Representatives passed today are important steps forward," Trump said in a statement.
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Steel workers across the United States, many of whom voted for President Trump, are now patiently waiting for the administration to take the next steps forward with the Section 85033 investigation.
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If we reduce penalties for heroin only to see them increased for fentanyl, we'll end up taking two steps forward and three steps back in the fight to end mass incarceration.
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After a ton of free-agency churn and an intriguing draft class, training camp will give us the first glimpse of whether the Dolphins have taken more steps forward than back.
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And, as research explains in the concept of the Progress Principle, taking steps forward in meaningful work is enough to boost our mood, perceptions of our careers, and—of course—our productivity!
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With the Fed projecting four rate increases, then backpedaling to two and ultimately holding off until the last month of 2016, the economy continually took two steps forward and one step back.
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Presidents from Iran, Russia, and Turkey are meeting today to discuss steps forward in Idlib, which is the last major opposition stronghold in Syria, and could devolve into another major humanitarian disaster.
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WATCH: Kevin Hart's Alleged Accuser Steps Forward With High-Powered Lawyer Officials have reportedly identified the woman in the alleged footage, and believe she or someone else attempted to blackmail the star.
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With control of the House, Senate and White House, there is no excuse for GOP leadership to constantly take two steps forward, one step back when it comes to keeping campaign promises.
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Slack, the popular messaging app for co-workers to chat, share files and distract each other with GIFs, has taken some major steps forward to establish itself as a wider productivity platform.
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Update:Craig Wright's claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto come under fire IMAGINE that the paternity of a particularly brilliant child is in doubt, and someone steps forward to claim he is the father.
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But the difference is that in the 1990s and early 2000s, government policies were on average enabling to the private sector, even if it was two steps forward and one step back.
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While we've got a lot of ground to make up, it's steps forward like the training being offered at the NCFI that will allow us to ultimately get ahead of the curve.
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The proposals in the budget this month were greeted as some small steps forward, but were largely seen as not dramatic changes and did not take direct aim at drug companies' prices.
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We've taken so many steps forward towards accepting people, to understanding the plight of people, to clearing up the mess that borders create, and what Trump's done is taken it all backwards.
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As the results rolled into the early hours of Monday, on LIHKG, the Reddit-like virtual command center of protesters, there was much celebration but also reflection on the next steps forward.
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Like I feel The Silent Circus was a little inauthentic, but looking at the whole journey, I feel like everything has been this natural evolution, natural steps forward, culminating with Coma Ecliptic.
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"This may be the magic moment when all the forces are going to align and finally we're going to get some steps forward," Marcia Smith, a space policy expert and founder of SpacePolicyOnline.
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The Argo fleet has been "one of the biggest steps forward in understanding climate-scale changes in the ocean," Rick Lumpkin, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) oceanographer, said in a statement.
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In fact, in a year when Apple, Google, and Huawei all took major steps forward with their imaging, OnePlus decided to leave its OnePlus 63 camera hardware entirely unchanged in the OnePlus 26T.
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Just as important, while the new fund might represent two steps forward, it could easily mean three steps back for women if other programs, such as family planning, are cut in the meantime.
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As the ruling made plain, the fight to clean up Olympic sports is a clumsy dance, with the drug takers leading and the watchdogs taking one step back for every two steps forward.
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Black women have remained tethered to a constitutionally protected star-spangled noose that allows them to move a few steps forward, but then yanks them back when they try to go even farther.
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With the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate taking a few steps forward on tax reform this week, one strategist told CNBC he has identified the biggest winners from a GOP tax plan.
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"The sport is under scrutiny on this matter, so careful thought is required in order to make coordinated, intelligent steps forward from the position we are in right now," said Wolff on Tuesday.
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First, it's going to take time and trust Kim Jong Un, and perhaps Trump too, will need to balance conciliatory steps forward with bellicose gestures directed at a limited but important domestic hardline audience.
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Despite some steps forward for women in recent years, such as wider participation in the workforce, voting and standing in municipal elections, the gender-segregated nation has been widely criticized for its continued constraints.
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But then there is the story of Moses parting the seas: a great wading into the unknown which is an apt description for having faith and taking steps forward in this divided environmental era.
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"If euro zone member states are not capable of taking certain steps forward in the coming months, we risk weakening the euro and seeing new fractures emerge in the euro zone," Le Maire said.
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"Sexual assault and disgusting online activity will continue to plague our nation and our military until we take concrete steps forward to address this horrific issue and change the culture within our society," Sen.
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The sculpture, simply titled "Scultura C (Infinito)" ("Sculpture C [Infinite]," 1969), embodies the contradictions of Melotti's art: it simultaneously steps forward and pulls back, effects a grand gesture while making a virtue of reticence.
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"These auctions move the Berkshire Museum important steps forward by providing resources needed to secure the museum's future," Elizabeth McGraw, the president of the museum's board of trustees, said last week in a statement.
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What happens when one of these sidekicks steps forward sets in motion the plot of "Hype Man: a break beat play," Idris Goodwin's likable but overstuffed new show at the Flea Theater in Manhattan.
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Pelosi's supporters predict she would easily win the caucus vote, especially if no one credible steps forward to challenge her, paving the way for most Democrats to publicly support her in a floor vote.
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Self-driving car technology is continuing to make slow steps forward, with the industry leader Waymo having cautiously begun driver-free test runs for members of its heavily vetted early-rider program in Arizona.
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"Prime Minister May and President Tusk agreed that there is more work to be done and discussed how to take further steps forward together in advance of the European Council in December," he added.
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But throughout this injury-plagued season, which has seen the Yankees set a major league record with 30 players spending time on the injured list, steps forward have frequently been met with steps backward.
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The only way his intentions could've been more clear is if he'd started to take two steps forward and one step back while going through his various tasks before hoofing the ball back into play.
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ROME (Reuters) - One of the three offers Italy has received for insolvent airline Alitalia provides "concrete steps forward in terms of routes and personnel," the Industry Ministry said on Wednesday, without naming its preferred option.
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Those significant gains include the real steps forward made by women as well as the advances in a now vibrant civil society, in the education sector and in an economy increasingly linked to its neighbors.
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Then, while the bassoon returns to that haunting theme, she slowly steps forward on point, in profile to the audience, while doing that grand port de bras into a powerful backbend (ending at 8:51).
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He is aided by photos and ephemera, displayed by Mr. Fitzgerald, and oddly graceful percussive scoring from Mr. Quillen, a composer and steel drum performer who also steps forward to offer his own convoluted reminiscences.
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As we take the next steps forward in the Section 232 investigation, our president should keep in mind those great Americans who supported his historic campaign that I was truly honored to be part of.
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There was a very brief principals meeting at the White House on Wednesday to discuss additional steps forward in Venezuela, but it only lasted around 10 to 15 minutes, a person familiar with the meeting said.
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"This is going to be a process of two, three steps forward, one backward because the incentive for OPEC, and Saudi [Arabia] in particular, is to remind us that there's downside to be observed, " he said.
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These are two small steps forward for women, but for the next 10 years, the Rock Hall could nominate nothing but women and still not even out the number of inducted artists to be gender balanced.
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The moment you find time to clear them out, chances are another crop of them are beginning to head into battle, which means your objective becomes a tense balance of two steps forward, one step back.
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For the country to take any significant steps forward, activists need to engage both sides of the community, and try to dispel the political apathy and cynicism that many believe are embedded in Northern Irish culture.
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The Washington Post reported Sunday that despite publicly talking up the success of the summit, Trump was fuming to aides in private that there had not been more dramatic steps forward in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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While the vote, which won the backing of more than two-thirds of shareholders, and the bankruptcy filing by Westinghouse are steps forward in Toshiba's struggle to stay in business, it woes are far from over.
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It's two steps forward and one back for Jon and Meg, and the central question of the novel is whether they can overcome their crippling, self-inflicted anxieties and take any real comfort in each other.
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His administration agreed with me that ISIS in the region was an issue, and Secretary of Defense Carter later discussed some steps forward for counterterrorism efforts with defense ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, the Republican who inserted the zones into the tax law, said in a news release that the proposed regulations "took some good steps forward" toward helping investors and business owners.
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"It's three steps forward and six steps back," said Lakshmi Puri, the deputy executive director of U.N. Women, a United Nations agency once led by Ms. Bachelet that was established in 211.7 to promote women's rights.
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Ms. Slater is embodied by Kate Maravan, who steps forward now and then to offer personal context, beginning with an account of a childhood encounter with a baby raccoon (given delicate-pawed life by Paschale Straiton).
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The Fund suggested more public investment, better targeting resources to the most vulnerable, lower pension spending, lower tax rates on labor, and bringing more enterprises and persons into the tax net as the next steps forward.
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There are going to be those who aren't going to believe and pick apart all the things that we've done, and that's their prerogative, but unless somebody steps forward with some really strong evidence, we've closed this.
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While Stone's comments do show actresses are taking small steps forward in gender parity, tennis player Billie Jean King reminded the celebrity that women of color are lagging far behind white women when it comes to wages.
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And the Redress competition which I'm a judge on, is trying to make one step, two steps, forward on that by showing people that we can create beautiful garments that people want to wear using recycled materials.
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This week, O'Connor likely will get the start, but like in the team's upset at Ohio State last year, expect the two to rotate at the position unless one really steps forward and finds his groove. 1.
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Coach Mike Malone suggested the team was taking "baby steps" forward on the defensive end after limiting the Oklahoma City Thunder to 12-of-36 from 3-point range in a 215-23 road loss on Saturday.
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She was also on hand Sunday, but after her embrace, Woods took a few steps forward and was smothered by his second family — the other players, some of whom were almost young enough to be his children.
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It will take 82 games of WCF-level locked-in defense from Durant, a degree of focus and restraint that Westbrook has not yet shown in his NBA career, and major steps forward from both Oladipo and Adams.
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"Significant steps forward have been made on the composition of the government and on the (nomination) of a prime minister," the statement said following a meeting between League leader Matteo Salvini and 5-Star chief Luigi Di Maio.
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"Sometimes the road to progress can feel like it's two steps forward and one step back, particularly when it comes to advancing the rights and opportunities, and full participation of women and girls," Clinton said in her speech.
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The European nations' great accomplishments — continental peace and social welfare — have led them "to become self-righteous in their pride about them, but in reality these steps forward were only possible within an American bubble," Mr. Kornblum said.
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The two events were bold steps forward for government plans to promote the entertainment and leisure sector, part of an economic and social reform drive aimed at creating jobs and weaning the country off its dependence on oil.
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"When I take two steps forward in building a positive relationship in the community, and you stop somebody because their tag light is out and write them a ticket, I have to take a step back," he lamented.
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While final requirements for both a low-yield sea-launched nuclear cruise missile and long-range sub-launched low-yield warhead are still in development, Pentagon officials tell Warrior Maven the process has taken several substantial new steps forward.
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But as Hoskin pointed out in a phone call with The New Republic shortly after the press conference, an age-old inquiry remains unanswered, even as the Cherokee Nation steps forward to stake their rightful claim to the seat.
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These steps forward caused a wave of oftentimes violent backlash, part of a trend that continues to this day, as gerrymandering and disenfranchisement keep far too many women of color from having a fair voice in their political fortunes.
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And somehow I sort of half breathed in and clumsily took steps forward and I screwed up a lot of stuff — we screwed up a lot of stuff, Michelle and I — but eventually we got the hang of it.
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Other influential anime series like Revolutionary Girl Utena and Serial Experiments Lain feel directly influenced by Eva, while many others, like Cowboy Bebop, feel like evolutionary steps forward in the sandbox that Eva built for creators to play in.
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"Significant steps forward have been made on the composition of the government and on the (nomination) of a prime minister," League leader Matteo Salvini and 53-Star chief Luigi Di Maio said in a joint statement after they met.
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Just as innovations in virtual reality, marketing, political campaigning, transportation or really any other field have picked up incredible momentum in the ever-connected world, small steps forward in the creation of music have been replaced by frequent leaps.
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Auburn's first touchdown came on a characteristically nifty play, with running back Kerryon Johnson taking a direct snap, faking a handoff, taking a couple of steps forward and leaping to throw a bunny to the sophomore Nate Craig-Myers.
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Stewart took a few steps forward from the side, made a simple bow of the head and then went down on his right knee as William knighted him with a sword first to his left and then to his right shoulder.
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I always tell people that the history of feminism is two steps forward, one step back: that any crack at the dominance of patriarchy will result in an attempt to mend that fissure, to build it back even stronger than before.
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"So, while these changes may not please everybody, we believe they represent big, bold steps forward that will ultimately help us all prevent sexual assault more effectively," Uber's chief legal officer Tony West told Recode when asked about this decision.
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Science is very much a two steps forward, one and nine-tenths steps back kind of business; a general study shows a promising development, leading to more studies that narrow in on what has truly been learned, and so on.
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" Hone your foreign policy doctrine: "The President has a disproportionate say in foreign policy...and I think there's a two steps forward one step back emergence of the Trump Doctrine, but it ought to be clearly stated and adhered to.
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But where the Gear Sport added some much-needed app partnerships to Samsung's Tizen operating system, and the Galaxy Watch advanced Samsung's overall wellness offerings and battery life, the Active doesn't really take any meaningful steps forward—aside from design.
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He just let his guitar do all the talking It's not until three minutes and twenty-seven seconds into the song that Prince steps forward and hits the first note of his solo, and forever cements this performance in my memory.
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The Philadelphia 76ers passed their win total from last season when they came from behind in the fourth quarter to down the New York Knicks on Wednesday to clinch their 11th victory, and they are ready to take bigger steps forward.
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Yet with these steps forward, we are also poised to take a few steps back: While there is uncertainty inherent to the change in any administration, for those battling the opioid epidemics at home, the struggle is real and ongoing.
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As he steps forward, he should know that the more than four million members of Christians United for Israel stand with him as we seize this moment and reassert our place as leader in world affairs and the Middle East.
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"When a player as big as VF steps forward on these kinds of issues, suppliers take notice and so do governments," said Nicole Rycroft, executive director of Canopy, an environmental non-profit that worked with VF on its sourcing guidelines.
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If the rookie bigs can take a few extra steps forward and the team can manage to stay competitive through that, then they'll be better for it later in the season, or if either is called upon in the postseason.
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Anthony Fauci has become a rare source of frank honesty from within the White House coronavirus task force in recent weeks, holding firm with an at times overly optimistic President and gently recommending steps forward in the face of crisis.
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The "role reversal" is a hackneyed storytelling device that rarely works, but it's terrific fun here because Edgar and Lindsay haven't improved their lives so much as they've taken a couple of small steps forward while their friends have utterly collapsed.
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Yet the steps forward come amid an early backlash against the film -- which deals with a grief-stricken mother pursuing justice for her slain daughter -- such as the column by the New York Times' Wesley Morris' column inveighing against it.
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"I don't believe it came up on this specific call but it is something that we have spoken extensively about and continue to look at ways and steps forward to make sure it never happens again," Sanders said of election meddling.
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"In 2015, we continued to take steps forward, with strong job growth and wages rising at their fastest rate in the recovery," Mr. Obama said in the opening message to the 430-page report, an annual submission to Congress required by law.
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Your data is simply better protected on iOS, and even though Android has taken significant steps forward in making app permissions more granular and specific, it's still comparatively easy to mislead users about what data an app is obtaining and for what purposes.
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Two landmark cases involving the Shenzhen-based hardware giant Huawei take big steps forward in the coming weeks, as the Trump administration weighs an executive order that may further curtail the ability of American companies to use telecom equipment manufactured in China.
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You're still going to struggle with big file sizes that you dread exporting to your phone or laptop and a battery that always seems to die at the worst time, but other features have taken some nice subtle steps forward in this iteration.
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This particular type of character evolution has been a long time coming for all the gals — over the course of five seasons, we've watched them take tiny steps forward in the march toward maturity and with a lot of backsliding to boot.
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High expectations for mass transit The city has taken steps forward, however:a rudimentary bus rapid transit (BRT)system has started chugging along Yangon's crowded streets, and its historic circular railway—carting thousands of people downtown every day—now boasts Japanese train cars.
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"We believe these are the first steps forward," Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, wrote to Mr. Trump at the beginning of the report, "in creating a sustainable business model under which the U.S.P.S. can continue to provide necessary mail services for all Americans."
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"Senator Murray believes the overall agreement takes important steps forward on a number of issues impacting patients and families, and is working with some members of her caucus on concerns they still have," wrote Helen Hare, a Murray aide, in an email.
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While such a list is by no means comprehensive, it's illustrative of television's track record in prying open what a 1990s documentary called the "celluloid closet" -- a history perhaps best defined less as a steady march than a herky-jerky series of steps forward.
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Chiron's relationship with his friend Kevin (also played by three different actors at three different ages) is always a matter of negotiation and careful tactical fencing, and Jenkins lets those talks stretch out in real time, full of uncomfortable, needy pauses and cautious steps forward.
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"Petronas reiterates that, together with the project partners, it will study the conditions that come with the approval and conduct a total review of the project prior to making a decision on the next steps forward," the company said in a statement on Saturday.
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Marjorie Wallace, chief executive of the mental health charity SANE, said in a statement that being able to target those people with depression who don't respond to medication would be "one of the most exciting steps forward in the treatment of mental illness for decades".
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Though the agency has made steps forward in terms of gender balance (roughly 50% on the leadership team and 63% of the agency-wide workforce is women), the creative department is still very male-dominated (just 36% of the people under Costello are women).
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Relative to this area, the legislation addresses several important issues: These represent meaningful steps forward for the field of regenerative medicine, by helping to create a more efficient development path, yet doing so in the context of helping to ensure patient safety and well-being.
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But what I still mainly see is a lot of women talking to other women, and until we can have rooms that include men with power who are willing to listen, I think it's going to be more of two steps forward, one step back.
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With Secretary of State Pompeo taking the opposite tone and calling bilateral talks "productive," we assess that your peers think that we are so eager to declare victory that we're willing to ignore the insults and the North Korean's refusal to take concrete steps forward.
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"It was very much about how we should deal with the growing concern in our electorates of the effects of the European projects, more specifically the euro project, and there is a very, very strong commitment and determination to take steps forward," he said.
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But the project took several steps forward this week with approval of an agreement for a 99-year lease; an announcement that nearly $300 million had been raised and the naming, Friday, of its first artistic director: Bill Rauch, who leads the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
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The thrill and sorrow of America is that our brief history is one of steps forward and backward, that ours is a nation in a constant state of revision, that we are each of us choreographers of its halting, tripping, sometimes ugly, sometimes transcendent dance.
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Trump's initial "maximum pressure" campaign — sanctions, "fire and fury," delegitimization — caught Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnWe should listen to John Bolton Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim Trump's 'two steps forward, one step backward' strategy with China MORE's attention.
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I'm not sure the new multitouch gestures are a great answer, and Apple's shaky onstage demonstration was less than convincing, but basic things like the ability to drag a cursor around the screen and select a bunch of text with a single motion look like steps forward.
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The EU's General Date Protection Regulation and the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, among others, have taken big steps forward in the regulation of data collection and use, but piecemeal, disjointed solutions by some participants in the global digital economy only stoke uncertainty and increased costs.
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Growing up in rural America as a young lesbian woman, I never thought I would see the kind of progress we have recently made for the rights of LGBTQ Americans, let alone be in Congress representing Minnesota to vote on some of those historic steps forward.
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"He's really taken some nice steps forward the last week or two as far as just his overall presence and his overall leadership on the practice court, the game court," coach Luke Walton told reporters of Ingram, who is averaging 19.3 points over a 10-game stretch.
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Write down some life goals and then take steps forward: Dump that terrible boyfriend you don't want to marry, ask for that raise, research that grad program, think through career options in a city you want to live in, make new friends, and ask the scary questions.
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On conceptual and formal terms, there is something interesting about how Ingels takes one step backward and two steps forward, while avoiding some of the worst tendencies of postmodern architecture's kitschy, ersatz neohistoricism, yet there is nevertheless something rather generically corporatist about his 2 WTC design.
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For example, the siddur tells those unfamiliar with the central Amidah prayer to "take three steps backward, then three steps forward" at the start, and urges a worshiper to "pray loudly enough to hear himself" but not so loudly that its recitation is audible to others.
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Contrary to these conventional raps, McMurtry understands that Houston isn't a one-industry Big Oil town, but a fast-paced dance spread over a vast 600 square miles, an entrepreneurial haven that routinely takes two brazen steps forward, only to be slapped back a hard notch.
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But when his leading man steps forward to ruminate upon Richard's lonely and too-brief life, the prevailing aggression of the production — this is the most physical "Richard II" in years — gives way to a glimpse of a fallen monarch with the soul of a poet.
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My apartment was one of the rare, unblemished steps forward that come around less frequently as you transition from young adulthood to the more stable and regular kind, but it also required me to acknowledge that I had probably peaked, in New York real estate terms.
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"Whether there will be an escalation of tensions in the South China Sea depends on if the U.S. incites the Philippines to take aggressive actions or even if the U.S. itself steps forward," the influential state-run Chinese newspaper the Global Times said in an editorial on Friday.
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Even as mourners, including hundreds of officers who came here from across the country, took tentative steps forward, they acknowledged the cathartic backdrop against which Wednesday's services took place: in a country rived by a debate over race and policing, upended by vast protests and nationwide soul searching.
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A diplomatic source said the purpose of the meeting was to take steps forward in the relations between U.S. and North Korea after things "ground to a halt" following a landmark meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Trade negotiators plan to take small steps forward in a second round of talks to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) this weekend, trying to ignore daily threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to tear it up if he does not get his way.
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" Still, Garland made it clear that despite the slow steps forward in the larger culture, she's reached a breaking point regarding her own experiences of gaming harassment: "Abuse in the hobby is omnipresent and does not stop until we stand up, call it wrong, and FORCE it to end.
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On Capitol Hill, several pieces of legislation offer reasonable steps forward, such as CAMRA — the Children and Media Research Advancement Act — which would provide the National Institute of Health $95 million in funds to research the impact of media, including mobile devices, social media, artificial intelligence, and virtual and augmented reality.
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In the health world, the House today took some small steps forward on 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's drug pricing blueprint.
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C.) and Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.) grilled Neller on the Marine Corps's planned steps forward in the investigation.
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It's important that teams can take steps forward without always resorting to tanking, that there are more examples than just the 2011 Dallas Mavericks for teams to put value in being just very good and keeping themselves in a position to strike when the winds change or the stars align.
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Through a careful study of the entire history of American technological advancement, Gordon concludes that despite all the upheaval of the past 23 years, there have really been only a handful of fundamental steps forward: electricity, the telephone, the combustion engine, mass production, indoor plumbing, the conquest of infectious diseases and the computer.
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However, any hope of a full-fledged embrace of the plan by Gulf leaders was dashed when, just days later, the Arab League issued a sound and unanimous rejection of the entire plan, underscoring how Israeli ties to the Persian Gulf continue their delicate dance of two steps forward, one step back.
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While President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's June 2018 meeting ended with a broad statement — committing to "establish new U.S.-DPRK relations" for "a lasting and stable peace regime on the Korean Peninsula" — they will aim to take more concrete steps forward at their second summit in Hanoi this week.
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The PD's acting leader Maurizio Martina said on Tuesday there had been "important steps forward" in narrowing the differences between PD and Five-Stars but there were still "differences and difficulties," and the PD would discuss at a leadership meeting on May 3 whether to enter into talks to form a government.
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Steve ChabotSteven (Steve) Joseph ChabotRepublican congressman hopes Trump crowd will avoid 'send her back' chants at Ohio rally Mueller declines to answer dozens of questions from lawmakers House passes annual intelligence bill MORE (R-Ohio) tweeted at the time that Gere discussed "Tibetan cultural resilience and steps forward" with the group of lawmakers.
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He's posing for photos but when the next guy in line steps forward, the Wookiee rips off his head and grumpily declares, "Not now mate, I'm on my break," before ducking into an elevator with his head under his arm and disappearing -- presumably to get as far, far away from the crowds as possible.
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To my fellow Republicans, I give this grave and genuine warning: It's not enough merely to dismiss the Ukraine investigation as a partisan witch hunt or to hide behind attacks against the "deep state," or to try to find some reason to denounce every witness who steps forward, from decorated veterans to Trump megadonors.
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Just this month, the Within Our Reach office and the Children's Advocacy Institute at the University of San Diego's School of Law released a follow-up report Steps Forward, that finds significant policy and practice changes taking place across the U.S., in all 50 states, that are consistent with strategies the commission put forth.
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In the end, the Republicans in the House and Senate, other than Romney, looked like North Korean generals applauding a Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnWe should listen to John Bolton Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim Trump's 'two steps forward, one step backward' strategy with China MORE missile launch.
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" Asked how far out he reckons graphene is from finding its way into real world electronics, he added: "While considerable challenges still exist, some great steps forward have been made over the past year or so and I expect high-tech applications of graphene in consumer technologies to appear in the general market within the next 2-3 years.
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Ben Simmons and Markelle Fultz may turn into a pair of stable pick-and-roll partners while also opening up more opportunities in the open floor, and natural steps forward by Robert Covington, Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, and other members of Philadelphia's young core have the potential to make life easier for the team's most dominant player.
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But now, after three years of building that beautiful life together — Jason's straight-A graduation from art school and budding illustration career, my career steps forward as an educator and counselor, buying and renovating our first home, getting married and planning a family — I was in my hotel room, a police officer standing next to me.
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Indeed, the political landscape is dominated by governments willing to make only incremental progress: two steps forward and one step back, or giant leaps back, in the case of the United States, where President Trump has threatened to retreat from international climate action and has proposed devastating cuts in funding for climate science and international collaboration.
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Despite a great deal of skepticism from the American policy community, under Trump, there have been two small steps forward from China on North Korea: Beijing has voted against North Korea in the United Nations Security Council; and China has tightened up its export controls on some vital commodities that it has traditionally supplied to North Korea.
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So this year's ceremony featured steps forward and back: In their statements and in the art they put forth, this year's Oscar winners often displayed a capacity to push the conversation forward regarding changing the world that we live in—but missteps like Kimmel's still serve as obvious reminders that the Oscars' ongoing attempt at self-betterment is far from being fully realized.
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"You really have to take a longer-term perspective and just realize that if something does happen in Washington there will be a lot of two-steps-forward, one-step-back," said Eric Marshall, portfolio manager at Dallas-based Hodges Capital Management, which owns building materials stocks as well as equipment rental company United Rentals Inc and contractor Primoris Services Corp.
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"This broad legislative package includes some policies that would be clear steps forward to address the climate crisis – but it's concerning that on what is perhaps the central question of climate policy, what counts as clean energy, this bill includes options that could leave a door open to gas and coal," the Sierra Club said in a statement on the legislation.
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"This broad legislative package includes some policies that would be clear steps forward to address the climate crisis – but it's concerning that on what is perhaps the central question of climate policy, what counts as clean energy, this bill includes options that could leave a door open to gas and coal," the Sierra Club said in a statement on the legislation.
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For the decade after Barnard it would be three steps forward, two steps back: a therapist who helped me ask if I'd rather imagine myself as an incompetent sighted person or a competent blind one; finding an exciting research topic in the history of blind people; discovering I'm a real ham when it comes to lecturing — the bigger the crowd the better.
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Detergent manufacturers are participating in a series of roundtables with consumer advocates and physician and safety groups to evaluate the newly implemented standard, share information and explore new practices and innovations that could further reduce the rate of accidents The standards being implemented now, along with continued outreach to parents and caregivers about safe use and storage, represent important steps forward to keeping children safe.
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But if recent steps forward have been of any indication, many school districts in the US are well on their way to fixing these problems in innovative ways, like equipping buses with Wi-Fi so athletes can do homework on their commute, and Simera told me that some school districts have even found ways to rework bus routes in a way that won't eat a huge chunk of their budgets.
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It is consistent with the values of the American people for us to have greater competition and allow people to get the drugs that they need to stay healthy," she said adding, "I think there are other areas, particularly infrastructure bills, things into the opioid crisis -- on a related note -- where if we could make the right steps forward, ideally, we'd be able to make progress and get him to sign off on things.
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The whole thing has the halting feel of two steps forward, one step back: Edison has a second wife before we ever learn what happened to the first; Menlo Park has already been disassembled and re-created as a museum in Michigan before we get the story of its founding, in New Jersey; the inventor is completely deaf in one ear and half deaf in the other for six hundred pages before we find out that he lost most of his hearing by age twelve from an unknown cause.
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