This is not going to end well, unless the District Court steps in, unless the Justice Department steps in.
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The wide flight of steps at the entrance might well become a popular tourist spot akin to the Spanish Steps in Rome, or the Metropolitan Museum Steps in New York.
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She sailed across its scattered steps in three seconds flat.
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"We are taking baby steps in that regard," he added.
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All of these proposals are steps in the right direction.
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Dom steps in to make sure Letty isn't actually killed.
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Before he's able to shoot anyone else, Jesus steps in.
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I can't be there sometimes, and he steps in there.
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That's where his big brother, Brendan (Jack Reynor), steps in.
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Climbed many a steps in that rain forest -- not well.
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Kallas could not disclose the next steps in the investigation.
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That's where Google Arts & Culture Android and iOS steps in.
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These are bold and disheartening steps in the wrong direction.
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Do you think we've made any steps in that direction?
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Editing steps in apps: Straightened and fixed perspective in SKRWT.
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Questions remain over the next steps in releasing the document.
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There could be some positive steps in the company's future.
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Attorneys are still battling over the next steps in court.
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So people can get their steps in if they wish.
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Unfortunately, sometimes the universe steps in and screws up everything.
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He took steps in my direction, each one increasingly tentative.
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Packaging and shipping are the final steps in the chain.
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Kuwait and Qatar have taken similar steps in recent weeks.
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Our son took his first steps in Leopoldo's jail cell.
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Big #Calexit rally tomorrow on the capitol steps in Sacramento!
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"We definitely took steps in the right direction," Lopez said.
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But preferably, go for one of the steps in between.
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Solange Knowles posed on its steps in a music video.
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Respectfully, I disagree; I think it's the steps in the middle.
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Thus far, Amazon hasn't made any clear steps in that direction.
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At this point, I just incorporate the steps in daily living.
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Finally, John Oliver steps in and explains cryptocurrency to us all.
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Eva steps in to hold her hand up to the light.
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Democrats were unclear, however, about their next steps in investigating Trump.
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Dingell said she and Costello are discussing next steps in Congress.
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When we get there, Deguara steps in as if it's home.
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Thompson steps in for the first part: cutting up the kidney.
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But that's one of the next steps in the policy world.
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Each time Griffin steps in, Silva gives ground on a line.
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If we are blessed, fate steps in and the unimaginable happens.
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Of course, Mr Macron's first steps in the spotlight may falter.
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What are your next steps in Mississippi and your work elsewhere?
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Technology and board gaming have already made steps in that direction.
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Watch the video above to see the simple steps in motion.
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The report outlined three major steps in Backpage's road to perdition.
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Even making baby steps in this direction can help so much.
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Some companies are already taking important steps in the right direction.
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So it's complicated to bring up "new steps" in the relationship.
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In such a situation, economists recommend that the government steps in.
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If agents take different positions, the aggregator steps in and arbitrates.
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Julian Wheatland: Until someone steps in and makes them do it.
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The Trump administration has already taken some steps in this regard.
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India has begun many of these steps, in a limited way.
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Dan, having battled his fair share of ethereal antagonists, steps in.
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The company seems to have taken some steps in this direction.
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In recent years, Seattle has taken major steps in reducing waste.
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The paper has already made some meaningful steps in this direction.
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I'm happy to go over these steps in detail with you.
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We are evaluating our next steps in response to this decision.
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Chastened by Libya, Obama took only the smallest steps in Syria.
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He leaves at Roosevelt station, and a boisterous group steps in.
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But in recent months, it has taken steps in that direction.
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Snapshot: Above, authorities patrolling the Spanish Steps in Rome on Tuesday.
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Social media steps in to ease the Cape Town water crisis.
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Because he didn't live the application steps in all its difficulties.
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"In conclusion, no quid pro quo — " before Sondland steps in again.
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Taking small, measured steps in developing habits, and hobbies, is critical.
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Snapshot: Above, authorities patrolling the Spanish Steps in Rome on Tuesday.
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What are the steps in the editorial process without copy editors?
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The Apple TV app update is several steps in the right direction.
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The method relies on taking a sequence of discrete steps in time.
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I think this was definitely a few steps in the right direction.
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Kim steps in to help out with her sister's schedules and business.
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Imagine sledding down those carpeted steps in a lubed-up laundry basket.
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Each of these steps in the vaccine development pipeline faces potential challenges.
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While important steps in the right direction, these increases are not enough.
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After she applies her base, Matt steps in to finish her look.
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The steps in the dance are created by well-defined trading bands.
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Officials have said there will be more austerity steps in coming years.
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It looks like a threatening situation, until suddenly, Mr. Willoughby steps in.
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When another #AllLivesMatter post goes up, the White Nonsense Roundup steps in.
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All right, still to come, Starbucks really steps in it this time.
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The bigger Spectre makes big steps in two areas: display and speakers.
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This time, he steps in for Joe Ross, ten years his junior.
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It's just one of the first steps in reaching such a ruling.
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"I have my Fitbit on here and I've gotten my steps in."
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Do you think they're taking the right steps in the right direction?
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Those steps in themselves look unlikely to make much difference to banks.
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Under the Obama administration, we started taking steps in the right direction.
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It was unclear what the next steps in the case might be.
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The next steps in this report need to be much more firm.
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You're feeling blocked when it comes to next steps in your career.
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We're seeing other steps in this direction with Oculus and HoloLens headgear.
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Penelope Gazin: Keith steps in anytime we need a little help communicating.
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At that point, the 16-year-old behind the camera steps in.
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"We're evaluating our next steps in light of this decision," they continued.
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As an actor is there, before he steps in from the wing.
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That's where the Small Business Administration's 7(a) Loan Program steps in.
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Unless the Legislature steps in, they will become law within 20 days.
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From there, Masters followed the remaining steps in the debt snowball method.
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Starhopper is one of many steps in SpaceX's quest to reach Mars
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Recent administration statements to this effect are steps in the right direction.
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America's foremost Asian allies are even taking steps in the security realm.
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One could hope for "concrete steps" in the order said BSA's Ross.
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Congress also took key steps in 85033 to expand access to treatment.
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What are the next steps in the fight to get this decommissioned?
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I take many steps in my daily life to walk the talk.
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It's not smooth like an analog filter, and instead "steps" in increments.
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Until Congress steps in, people will have to look elsewhere for advice.
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Steinbruch also did not disclose further steps in the company's debt refinancing.
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A family member steps in to lift her up from the mud.
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It also tracks my sleep and steps, in varying degrees of accuracy.
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Ms. Buolamwini is taking further steps in the technical community and beyond.
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This repeated action — steps in slow motion — was more menacing than mesmerizing.
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Microsoft, Uber and Lyft have taken similar steps in the past year.
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"The mantle just gets passed and someone else steps in," Stalinsky said.
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I retraced my steps in the city that night to no avail.
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"We've skipped some real fundamental steps in the debate," Ms. Carlo said.
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But once the DNI steps in, that workaround clause is essentially nullified.
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She typically steps in when babies begin eating solids at six months.
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But neither publicly cited any concrete steps in pursuing a peace agreement.
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But the next steps in the historic process are still in limbo.
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Mobile phone manufacturers may also take their own steps in the future.
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They found a place they loved, one without steps, in Silver Lake.
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But that's when a whole new set of AI processes steps in.
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Several companies have taken steps in recent months to finance the deficits.
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The next steps in the crisis, he adds, "do not look pretty". ■
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He also dismissed "rumors concerning my next steps in service" as unfounded.
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That problem doesn't exist if the federal government steps in, he added.
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Once again, the packaging steps in to sell many of the gags.
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"It's super easy to get your 10,000 steps in in Europe," she said.
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Those are the key steps in how a virus might spread through society.
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Kenya's community participation model for wildlife conservation takes many steps in this direction.
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Russia had taken steps in recent days to sustain that deal, Zakharova said.
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These are all, I assume, encouraging steps in our trade negotiation with them.
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Apple could still take these steps in a settlement without losing in court.
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Then, The Verge's engagement editor Ruben Salvadori steps in to offer some advice.
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Today's test might be one of the first public steps in that journey.
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Joanne steps in to defend her daughter before Ashley interrupts, calling GiaNina out.
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"Something about the early steps in toe development is stabilized," Dr. Kavanagh suggested.
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The laws adopted by America and Luxembourg were first steps in that direction.
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Guardian is technology that operates in the background and steps in when needed.
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Beautiful fluid movement, great mix of steps in hold and out of hold.
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Thankfully, Mr. Willougby steps in and recites his life story as a distraction.
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I want to get steps in, so I head to the grocery store.
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Our nuclear innovation laws are important first steps in reinvigorating U.S. nuclear leadership.
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That's usually the time when a doctor steps in to stop the fight.
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By the end, Williams' own mother steps in to set McKinley's mom straight.
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Sadly, we didn't have enough runway for me to get more steps in.
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At least, that was one of the steps in this California man's burglary.
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John Coltrane, one of jazz's most revered saxophonists, released "Giant Steps" in 1959.
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Syria Does anyone know what the US' next steps in Syria will be?
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It is usually one of the last steps in the refugee resettlement process.
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There, would-be immigrants will take the first steps in making their case.
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She steps in occasionally to help participants along as they formulate their thoughts.
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Watch the YouTube video above of her (wobbly) first steps in the savanna!
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"School districts must follow the steps in place to handle threats," said Knight.
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There are a lot of steps in the causal chain to flesh out.
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The moves are the first big steps in the century-old GM's transformation.
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The Trump administration already has taken some halting steps in the right direction.
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"He just steps in — he loves to play the big matches," Djokovic said.
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These are steps in the right direction, but they are only a start.
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"These two hares were trying out some new steps in their dance routine!"
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I look forward to hearing about the next steps in the hiring process.
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"Balancé is probably one of the most romantic steps in ballet," she said.
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This time was different, though, as most steps in this process have been.
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There are nine steps in this regulatory process without any litigation, Eriksen said.
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Al Green and Don Cornelius are on the steps in front of everyone.
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Mulvaney also steps in when this presidency is in a full-blown crisis.
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"The government is taking big steps in order to improve business," he said.
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It's like going from nothing to everything — there were no steps in between.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "You know the way we try to get our steps in?
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DE SOUSA: I think that we are taking steps in the right direction.
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"I don't think we should take any steps in that direction," he said.
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He did not elaborate on his plans or next steps in his career.
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We anticipate other governments will take similar steps in the days to come.
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As it happened, Ms. Huppert got plenty of steps in after the screening.
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She had passed the interview, the first of many steps in gaining asylum.
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Certainly sustainable plant products and compatible packaging are steps in the right direction.
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"Giannulli added that she wants to "start taking steps in the right direction.
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Timothy Cama has more here on the next steps in the repeal fight.
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This legislation also enables communities to take essential steps in preparing for disasters.
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The association has taken a number of steps in response to those revelations.
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"The next steps in cannabis legalization ... is not full, federal legalization," she said.
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Republican legislation now moving swiftly through the House takes steps in that direction.
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A subpoena would be one of the first steps in a formal inquiry.
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Why are the armed forces critical to determining next steps in this crisis?
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As president, Trump has taken steps — in Europe and Syria — that benefit Putin.
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He and that client would consider their next steps in the coming days.
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He said he would also press for tougher national security steps in response.
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Those are steps in the right direction but have they come too late?
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What are your next steps in the next couple years as a Canadian?
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The second one, you do take the same steps in trying to detect.
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And that's where Jen Atkin, celebrity hairstylist and founder of Ouai Haircare, steps in.
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That's when Isabelle Nélisse, who was 11 during filming, steps in for the flashbacks.
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These are, undoubtedly, steps in the wrong direction, but what's a company to do?
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Rivals in other parts of the world are taking tentative steps in that direction.
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There are a lot of steps in this process, and a lot of uncertainty.
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The investigation is one of the legal steps in the process of removing him.
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Gardephe scheduled a July 10 conference to discuss the next steps in the case.
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That's where art steps in and allows us to describe something we otherwise couldn't.
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Pyongyang has yet to take what Washington sees as concrete steps in that direction.
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Students can learn about the steps in the impeachment process, and about the government.
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For the writer, they're just steps in the overall narrative of the subject's life.
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They always bring up press freedom in our steps in the fight against terrorism.
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Auburn Asher is skipping a few steps in his development as a water-skier.
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But it does seem to be taking small, sensible steps in applying the technology.
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Oscar-nominee Lucas Hedges also steps in to play LaBeouf in his early twenties.
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Taking bathroom breaks every five minutes to ensure we get our 10,000 steps in?
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" First Steps "In 2013, I did a reality TV show called Big Rich Atlanta.
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Iceland has taken significant steps in reducing its external vulnerabilities and removing capital controls.
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The great thing about our situation is we have another guy that steps in.
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Walmart, like many other retailers, has already been taking steps in the right direction.
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And, where there's a customer pain point to fix, the Un-carrier steps in!
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I wander around the airport and get 15,000 steps in before my next flight.
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But as this faith is lost, something else steps in to take its place.
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When Mars is retracing its steps in the heavens, that phallus may fall flaccid.
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MORE CAPITAL, DEEPER LIQUIDITY, STRESS TESTING – THESE ARE ALL STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
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That's why it always helps when a celebrity steps in to clear the air.
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Turning to users for help is one of the first steps in Uber's playbook.
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Asset allocation is one of the most important steps in your portfolio management process.
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Walgreens now says it is in discussions about the next steps in the relationship.
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More remains to be done, but USED is taking steps in the right direction.
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The new initiatives and techniques, he adds, are certainly steps in the right direction.
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Chipotle has taken several steps in the last year to address its safety problem.
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By taking the proper steps in advance, you can help protect those college dreams.
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For the latter, that's when the Black & Decker Cordless Lithium Hand Vac steps in.
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All eyes will be on who steps in to fill Bolivia's present power vacuum.
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We will review these steps in the coming months and make adjustments if necessary.
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But modest steps in the U.S. direction would give Trump something to tout, too.
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Chinese consumers are rushing to buy homes before the government steps in with restrictions.
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Clinton's policy aides, and Mr. Christie to discuss the next steps in the process.
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"I just feel like I'm taking the steps in the right direction," she said.
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I think it's positive that we're seeing the first steps in really massive measures.
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And even the US government has taken important steps in that direction, requiring all .
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Two other steps in safe food handling — separation and cleaning — help prevent cross contamination.
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But the federal law regulates only the second and third steps in uranium mining.
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YouTube has taken admirable steps in the past year to clean up its platform.
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Unless the government steps in with stricter penalties, this system seems headed for catastrophe.
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A hearing was set for May 8 to discuss next steps in the case.
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Other Asian democracies have taken comparably intrusive steps in the name of public health.
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The specialist then answers quickly back to them with next steps in your plan.
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Edgerton steps in front of the camera as King Henry's aging mentor and confidant.
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We will continue to take all necessary steps in line with public health protocols.
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"I think we're just days away from mitigation steps in those regions," Gottlieb said.
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A conference is set for March 26 to discuss next steps in the case.
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"Raw Bacon" charts the steps in Dennis's coming to terms with his wartime experiences.
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Both were important steps in the civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s.
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Whether the president steps in or not, Stone isn't headed to prison just yet.
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So when animal control can't even get a handle on him, Turner steps in.
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It's President Donald Trump who will dictate the next steps in the gun debate.
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"My son took his first steps in that house," Walker told The New Republic.
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These dancers have brains in their heads as well as steps in their feet.
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Are you moving one step in 20 directions or 20 steps in one direction?
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And facing an Eastern Conference peer, they took significant steps in the right direction.
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Sechin said Sistema was currently taking "tactical steps in order to delay court proceedings".
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Does that mean you're still figuring out your next steps in terms of music?
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Administration officials said they would push North Korea to take bold steps in Vietnam.
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My mom hanging out as a teenager, sitting on some steps in St. Louis.
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North Carolina Republicans took similar steps in 2016 after a Democrat was elected governor.
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He steps in for Thompson, sets picks for James, and pops instead of rolls.
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China has taken steps in recent days to become more open about its financial policies.
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Simplifying the tax code and reducing regulations are necessary steps in restoring America to greatness.
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So Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) steps in and puts her daughter's information on the surgery forms.
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Parade After a big lunch, the best thing to do is get some steps in.
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Unless, that is, Jason Segel steps in and puts us all out of our misery.
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Trump's team could delay the committee further if the appeals court steps in before Monday.
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Finally, she relents, but only after her mother steps in to set the issue straight.
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If college admissions, all the things you described are wonderful steps in the right direction.
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For many, like Silbermann, the first steps in that diversification should have started years ago.
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Today, the Russian minister of defense announced a series of new military steps in Syria.
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Multiple fan videos captured how a security guard steps in, pushing the girl's hand away.
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I repeated some of the steps in the video below, and they worked as expected.
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"They are taking just first steps in their careers, but already achieved successes," he added.
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Holm never took two steps in retreat without breaking off the line of Rousey's attack.
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That will have serious human consequence unless the government steps in with an alternative plan.
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We need to take far more decisive steps in improving and securing our immigration system.
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It has already taken steps in the payday loan, rent-to-own and overdraft markets.
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When a personal crisis occurs, The Container Store steps in through its Employee First Fund.
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Nearly six months into his presidency, he has taken several symbolic steps in that direction.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.) told VICE News on the steps in front of the Capitol.
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But, going a few steps in the direction of bad can be a good thing.
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These are the first steps in the construction of a new deep-water container port.
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On the steps in front of the Catedral Primada, a man is weeping by himself.
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You can watch the whole video (below) that shows the different steps in the process.
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The company's already taking steps in that direction with a Periscope deal announced in January.
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From the first few steps in the store, it feels like a low-quality retailer.
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Sun steps in to save the day, but it's clear that Will isn't doing well.
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The two sides set the next steps in "working arrangements", Xinhua added, without giving details.
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The two sides set the next steps in "working arrangements," Xinhua added, without giving details.
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"Additional joint steps" in light of preparations for the event have been discussed, it said.
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Nowadays that includes mobile games, where Nintendo has been taking tentative steps in recent years.
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She's the one who has helped me get through the big steps in my life.
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We're told it's that dude walking a few steps in front of her and Joe.
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The photo is a shadow of Reynolds as he steps in front of John Legend.
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"These are steps in the logical development of a highly capable space program," Logsdon noted.
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But then, some guy with a hockey stick steps in to ruin all the fun.
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There is little improvement in safety and security in any industry until government steps in.
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In a little more than a year, she took about 130,000 steps in the machine.
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Follow the steps in the video above and let your pre-festival worries melt away.
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Walking is a physical activity, whether you take two steps in a day or 20,000.
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But the federal government is also at risk of taking steps in the wrong direction.
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When the doorman takes a break during the day, a porter steps in for him.
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The NRDC said on Tuesday it was evaluating the next steps in its legal fight.
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He said there was no need for any further steps in monetary policy for now.
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Democrats have taken a number of steps in their efforts to obtain Trump's tax returns.
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So Quinn steps in and riles up two vulnerable contestants to create some dramatic tension.
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Consumer and privacy advocates have hailed these laws as important first steps in regulating privacy.
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There's a process involved with many steps in between for everything we desire to accomplish.
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Those defeats, in turn, only spur Trump to take more aggressive steps in the future.
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Senators are weighing their next steps in the wake of the shooting in Texas. Sen.
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Our hope is that we will take our first steps in this space this year.
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Officials expect to outline next steps in the weeks ahead, Fed Governor Jerome Powell said.
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What happens to consumers if no insurer steps in to provide plans in these counties?
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Sweden was looking dangerous for a second and Behrami steps in a little too forcefully.
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U.S. officials have said the sanctions will be tougher than the steps in 2012-2015.
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The Obama administration took some similar steps in seizing Associated Press phone records in 2013.
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I was in L.A. recently and walked a total of 42 steps in one day.
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The company has taken steps in the past year to tackle data misuse and misinformation.
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It is also a lot harder now to get my 10,000 steps in every day.
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The deputy director then steps in as the agency's acting head, according to the act.
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One of the most important steps in crossword construction is coming up with great clues.
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Kate steps in as Batwoman to protect Gotham after Batman been missing for three years.
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The Trump administration on Friday took two new steps in its ongoing fight against abortion.
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A wall of white faces in police uniforms, filling the State Capitol steps in protest.
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The company said it will be taking additional training and education steps in stores. pic.twitter.
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Her response to that French proposal could point to the next steps in European integration.
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But as recent events at Uber show, baby steps in the right direction are possible.
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We wish our colleagues the best as they pursue the next steps in their careers.
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I took small but manageable steps, in my own way and at my own pace.
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When he protests, one of them pulls a pistol, at which point Mambrú steps in.
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Interpol, in the person of Valentina Valencia (Penélope Cruz), steps in to halt the massacre.
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As the narrator, Nut steps in and out of the action, remembering moments from childhood.
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But that access could soon be cut off -- unless Trump steps in with a waiver.
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Both moves are only the latest steps in the advancement of self-driving car technology.
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It drives costs down by eliminating unnecessary friction and unproductive steps in the install process.
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They've taken some steps in that direction, but there is certainly more they could do.
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Both represent the next steps in his career and how hard he's working to get there.
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One of the most crucial and complex steps in the organ transplant process, then, is transportation.
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Joseph Clancy, a former special agent from the President's security detail, steps in as interim director.
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Intel, for instance, is taking active steps in improving gender diversity in the company's technical roles.
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However, unless we begin to take steps in this direction, how will we ever make progress?
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"The President never asked me to take the appropriate steps in the case of Boris Becker."
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But then, Ivanka's hired help steps in to boost the business (heiresses, they're just like us).
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In some places, rocks grew from the earth in natural steps; in others, they were obstacles.
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Tshepo: I jokingly included Steps in our piece on 2017's reunions, but didn't expect this.
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Blac Chyna has taken the next steps in her ongoing battle against her ex Rob Kardashian.
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Now comes one of the most fun steps in the car-buying process: The test-drives.
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And the plan could be upended if the state steps in to take over the jails.
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The company says it will take all those steps "in most cases" of tweets it labels.
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The company says it will take all those steps "in most cases" of tweets it labels.
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Your pooch is your ideal soul mate, so what happens when another perfect match steps in?
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When he steps in with the right hand he is a mark for the counter jab.
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When little Bowser gets into trouble online, big Bowser steps in to flame away the trolls.
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It saves me almost $2110,2129/year in parking fees and allows me to get steps in.
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There's a slow build of "we're going to get you" and then the government steps in.
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Then, a male colleague steps in, delivering the very statement she had been practicing minutes earlier.
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Instead, the summit should be viewed as one of several steps in a lengthy diplomatic process.
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We have also updated this article to improve the order of the steps in the process.
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If we took bold steps in this world, would it have an impact on the next?
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The authorities there have taken steps in recent years to restrict American and European cultural influence.
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Now, Bauman says he's focusing on the next steps in his life — both literally and figuratively.
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It was not clear if the company intended to take the same steps in other states.
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Animal rights group steps in An animal rights group has requested an investigation by the USDA.
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Santander said it noted the FSA's decision and would decide on future steps in due course.
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You're only allowed two steps in basketball, so that very clearly should have been a travel.
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It turns out, in the absence of the right vision-processing center, the left steps in.
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The United States Department of Agriculture has taken steps in an effort to slow the numbers.
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At the end of the poll, a "bra expert" steps in and makes the final call.
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There are easy first steps in coding that allows a child to get under the hood.
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Although these are steps in the right direction, our research shows more needs to be done.
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Which is where the debut track "Running Man," from North Londoner Isaac Lee-Kronick, steps in.
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Focus turned to what the next steps in the tit-for-tat trade conflict might be.
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Significantly expanding health savings accounts and establishing universal savings accounts are good steps in that direction.
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Lee uses visualization to experience every aspect of the fight before he steps in the ring.
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Party strategists see winning these seats as key steps in their path back to majority control.
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"The conferees took extraordinary steps in reforming the national security space," the House committee staffer said.
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They're desperate for any information they can get on the next steps in the difficult process.
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The Bush and Obama administrations took initial steps in this direction in confronting Islamist-inspired terrorism.
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The agency spokesperson had no comment on the next steps in their examination of zero-rating.
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But tax-writers are also taking steps in an effort to get more lawmakers on board.
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But Modi took several concrete foreign policy and security steps in Southeast Asia in recent days.
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The parties are scheduled to discuss the next steps in a hearing scheduled for July 28.
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But in an effective administration, one would at least see some first steps in that direction.
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FOMC members seem on guard, ready to reassess their next steps in light of new developments.
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This is where Scorsese's documentary steps in, taking over and refining the resplendently restored, comprehensive footage.
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A senior Japanese finance ministry official said it would take steps in the market as needed.
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The company had previously made some steps in this direction, but it's now going all out.
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Atlanta's moves won't solve every problem with the offense, but they're steps in the right direction.
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It's shocking that the U.S. is being forced to take these steps in the first place.
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The steps in the House bill are important, but we will certainly need to do more.
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AT&T has taken some early steps in this direction, but more needs to be done.
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And the presidential podium perched on the steps in front of the manicured grass conveys power.
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See, they are hacking at the mountain to dig steps in which to place their feet.
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GETTING THEIR STEPS IN Around 29:210 my wife and I take a two-hour walk.
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There are various reasons the government steps in to rescue a failing company or entire sector.
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While Alexia has been walking for two years, Elexia just took her first steps in June.
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But Dowd says we can use Italy's example to take practical steps in fighting the pandemic.
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As a member of his security detail steps in, Mr. de Blasio gets up to leave.
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Officials in Beijing have taken other steps in recent months to tackle China's mountain of debt.
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On "Reciprocity," his new album, the vocalist Alexa Barchini sometimes steps in to sing Burton's compositions.
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A guard in a stab-vest, his hand on a canister of pepper spray, steps in.
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In a crucial moment, Steve steps in front of Diana to protect her from a gunfight.
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Everyone in the company steps in when needed, and we hold drills to give them practice.
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The judge scheduled an April 4 hearing to determine the next steps in Kaylee's custody case.
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We've seen some steps in the right direction but we have a long way to go.
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Brick steps in the back lead down to a stone patio with climbing plants and trellises.
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Indigenous youth also slept overnight in protest on the steps in front of British Columbia's legislature.
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It has taken similar steps in the past in times of high volatility, including last year.
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Here's a written explanation about how the strategy works during the different steps in problem solving.
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Sitting on the steps in the lecture theater to hear the words of the great man.
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Users receiving alerts are routed to online travel agencies or aggregators for next steps in booking.
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Now, the feature is here to save you money, and help you get your steps in.
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These would be proportional steps by each side, rather than the unequal steps in the freeze.
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But neither the Love/Ernst bill, nor "pharmacy access laws" are steps in the right direction.
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"When my son @KevinHart4real goes down with an injury, his big daddy steps in," he wrote.
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Russia has taken a number of steps in recent months towards creating its own, independent internet.
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A judge scheduled an April 4 hearing to determine the next steps in Kaylee's custody case.
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Bump stock ban A federal ban on bump stocks starts today, unless a court steps in.
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Holly Hunter voices Bob's wife, Elastigirl, and Samuel L. Jackson steps in as his friend Frozone.
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Edgar normally floats around just outside of his opponent's punching range and steps in with flurries.
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Both of these are necessary steps in moving toward a world that takes animal suffering seriously.
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Facebook announced these next steps in a blog post late Tuesday (early morning Wednesday in Europe).
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Watch any Frankie Edgar fight and you will see feinting, striking and takedowns all used in combination—and more often than not when Edgar steps in for strikes he finds the mark and when he steps in for the takedown he gets his man to the mat.
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Our Dearborn redesign [and] our Corktown revitalization are just steps in the strategy to keep moving forward.
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It's not until Zelda steps in, ready to help her family, that the demon is finally defeated.
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Martin Creed's "Work No. 1059" (2011) is a contemporary example initiated upon the Scotsman Steps in Edinburgh.
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Eventually, Allie steps in and grabs a gun herself, and when they fire again, Dewey is killed.
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"Every time Kirpa and I are together, we continue taking steps in the right direction," says Colton.
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Ellen White, a museum volunteer, steps in to introduce me to the area she's always called home.
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I mean, what are the practical steps in your view that this President can use as tools?
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And then in a totally unexpected move, Robert steps in and says that he had an affair.
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Ultimately, a former mayor of São Paulo named Fernando Haddad steps in as the Workers' Party candidate.
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Trump's administration has taken unprecedented steps in what the president calls a "maximum pressure campaign" on Iran.
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Walk me through, I guess, what are the various steps in the chain that gets up there?
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"We are glad that the Pentagon is finally taking these steps in enhancing our space strength," Reps.
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Shareholders and junior creditors cop it, for at least 220% of liabilities, if the state steps in.
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But if, as seems likely, they demur and the state steps in, how might it do so?
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Study the peculiar nod that Nurmagomedov uses when he steps in to punch or to attempt takedowns.
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When it's discovered that a masterpiece has been replaced by a fake, the Gumball Gang steps in.
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It's not just that there are about sixteen too many steps in the assembly of this abomination.
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An ACLU spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment about next steps in the case.
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One of the big steps in that process is having someone identify their true motivation, or why.
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You know, we were probably a couple of steps up the court room steps in this case.
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Kanye steps in and objects, suggesting to his wife that the look is off-brand for her.
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"We cannot anticipate the timing for the next steps in the investigation," he said in an email.
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Unless Congress steps in, cutting off these subsidies is projected to raise premiums next year by 20%.
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Marie steps in, trying to stop him and he literally rips her heart out and eats it.
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D'Amico and their butler found the fashion guru lying on the steps in a pool of blood.
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Developer Niantic is adding a new feature called "adventure sync," which records your steps in the background.
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It faces three main scenarios: * Italy steps in to inject fresh capital solely into Monte dei Paschi.
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" He's the man who steps in at the end of the episode to evaluate who's done "great.
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This could be a sign of a maturing company, preparing for the next steps in its evolution.
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By March she was able to take a few steps, in May she no longer needed braces.
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Rozen steps in when couples in litigation can't work together and make decisions relating to their children.
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And Americans are awful at taking proper steps in the kitchen to protect themselves from bacterial pathogens.
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CEO Sewing said on Wednesday that the bank had already taken significant steps in implementing the strategy.
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To mitigate liquidity gaps, an oil trader steps in and makes pre-payments to the oil producer.
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Like a hawk, Mehmet—Elmacı Pazarı's master chef—watches over the men and steps in when needed.
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If someone steps in front of him, Green whisks the ball to whichever Warrior that defender left.
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The British government is expected to announce its next steps in a speech to parliament on Monday.
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Well, that is one of my goals, but it's one of the steps in this larger process.
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Hoards swarmed in parks at all hours of the day and everyone started getting their steps in.
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It typically steps in to provide compensation for disasters over and above insurance company caps on payouts.
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They often don't know there are all these different steps in the legal creation of a business.
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Earlier this year, Zuckerberg recently announced a desire to capture his child's first steps in virtual reality.
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He said Beijing is not alone in making mis-steps in the quest for growth and stability.
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Many steps in the current Basic Oxygen Steel (BOS) production process simply wouldn't be needed any more.
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He said the FDA is going to take some "very vigorous enforcement steps" in the coming weeks.
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The Obama administration initiated steps in 2014 to hand over control to an international group of stakeholders.
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But the proposed changes should be seen for what they are — small steps in a continuing battle.
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Then Machida steps in and meets them with a straight punch or a knee to the midsection.
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Every time an opponent steps in on Lineker, he swings in the right hand to the body.
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Chris Christie's approval, as offering a chance to resolve the city's problems before the state steps in.
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This technology has reduced the steps in the procedure of manufacturing and in turn reduces product costs.
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Unless one of the private enterprises now examining its books steps in, public cash will be needed.
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But experts say the next steps in the negotiating process will be key to the deal's implementation.
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Try these steps in order, as we'll work from the quickest fix to the most time-consuming.
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Iowa was among the first states to take small steps in reforming HIV laws, along with Colorado.
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It also threatened to take further steps in 60 days if more economic relief is not delivered.
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Deputy Inspector General Jennifer Costello steps in as the acting internal watchdog at DHS today (NBC News).
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Officials argued there are multiple steps in place to ensure that any decision is thoroughly reviewed beforehand.
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Warren has taken some steps in recent weeks to alleviate voters' concerns about her reform-minded candidacy.
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I&aposm the one and only MVP — it doesn&apost matter who steps in the cage. Boom!
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HHS has already been taking some steps in trying to shore up the stability of the marketplaces.
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Indeed, the ability to play and compete are necessary steps in the transformation from game to sport.
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There are few new steps in here to try to lower the sticker price of prescription drugs.
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All this, at the expense of what could be needle-moving steps in sustainability, repairability, and modularity.
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Calls to charge and restrict access to the Spanish Steps in Rome was met with severe criticism.
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The phrase "no man steps in the same river twice" is apt when watching Irving play basketball.
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A good shoe organizer is one of the first steps in winning the battle of the footwear.
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Mr. Kim has yet to take any concrete steps in that direction, raising doubts about his intentions.
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What are the next steps in the #MeToo movement to create long-lasting change for women worldwide?
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EU ambassadors are set to meet on Wednesday to discuss the next steps in the Brexit process.
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South Coast Plaza has started implementing different steps in an attempt to keep visitors and employees safe.
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These are all classic steps in the march toward mass murder, with clear echoes in later genocides.
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Capitol officials have already started taking steps in recent days to help people fend off potential germs.
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For those without private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, the Ryan White AIDS Drug Assistance Program steps in.
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I am getting my steps in by taking breaks and walking up and down my stairs. 4.
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The first steps in that direction were taken at Cambridge University, which he attended on a scholarship.
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But he has also set dancers moving with tap steps in sneakers; in "Carousel," they're sometimes barefoot.
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Few insect fossils have been found, so reconstructing the steps in this long evolution has been difficult.
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Almost all mainstream browsers take these privacy-friendly steps in some form, but under different conceptual approaches.
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A 4% advantage might not sound huge, but there are a lot of steps in 26.2 miles.
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We've had these first steps in disqualifying prominent reformist figures in the country from running for election.
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The FBI said it would take more than 40 "corrective steps" in response to the watchdog report.
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Patrick Chappatte "In history, this is where Congress steps in," the Editorial Board wrote earlier this week.
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Despite the polarized political climate in the United States, there have been steps in the right direction.
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The next steps in the criminal probe could revive the Ukraine scandal after impeachment is long gone.
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While several large drugmakers are taking similar steps in genetics, Amgen's partnerships make it unique, Reese said.
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Stan likes Oscar, and he steps in from time to time to put down the put-downers.
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No sooner has Rosaleen shrugged off her duties as comforter-in-chief, however, than August steps in.
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"Once all the steps in the process are complete we will not hesitate to hold people accountable."
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Werther, like us, gets no help from the other world in directing his steps in this one.
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"In general, I think the administration has taken some concrete steps in the right direction," he said.
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The People's Bank of China has taken several steps in recent weeks to boost the country's economy.
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On a recent afternoon, she carried a stroller down two flights of broken steps in her building.
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Johnson appeared Wednesday night on Cramer's "Mad Money" and discussed the coffee giant's recent steps in China.
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As a matter of fact, the more the moderator steps in, the less time the candidates get.
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It was a fun side hustle, something to do while they decided their next steps in life.
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The Mexican government has also take steps in the US about coming changes in US immigration policy.
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Europe is taking some pretty significant steps in clamping down on Facebook and big tech at large.
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You can't really change a 6-month rate or a 1-year rate unless the Fed steps in.
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It goes without saying that getting dressed is one of the most critical steps in our daily routine.
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Turner told Chastain she hasn't started to write it yet but is making steps in the right direction.
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His technique is sloppy and he overcommits (just look at the final punches before the ref steps in).
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As Holland struggles to stay sitting up his brother, Sam, steps in and the actor's eyes grow wide.
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The Commission will decide on Tuesday the next steps in the procedure for assessing Italy's 2019 draft budget.
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The next steps in food delivery take "delivery" to a whole new level, e-commerce chief tells CNBC.
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And though they haven't shared much with the public, they've recently taken some serious steps in the relationship.
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Tong said the two measures were only the first steps in the city-state's efforts to combat diabetes.
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"I can get breathy if I have to lift things, so Susan steps in to help," he said.
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When my Dad arrives, he offers to take our dog for another walk to get more steps in.
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Wash and gos are a godsend, especially during warmer months when mother nature steps in as our hairdryer.
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The poster gives employees four actionable steps in case they encounter or witness sexual harassment in the workplace.
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She only steps in to tell Matt to stop, which seems more than a little out of character.
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Austin S. Miller, said in an interview in December about the next steps in the Islamic State fight.
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Cryan cited further steps in cost-cutting and an expected resumption in market volatility as reasons for optimism.
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Noah, a brand new Compton teacher, steps in and cuts Janelle off to give his take on things.
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FBI agents again pressed to take more overt steps in the Clinton Foundation probe, including possibly issuing subpoenas.
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Zillow's Olsen says that finding the right agent is one of the most important steps in the process.
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German union Verdi's pay commission due to debate next steps in the pay dispute with Deutsche Post management.
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He has taken steps in this direction—adopting rules to make it easier to sack workers, for instance.
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Since the official opening, ICE has also been taking other steps in the name of safeguarding transgender women.
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The meeting will focus on health care, tax reform and next steps in the President's agenda, Short said.
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This is all done very cautiously and in small steps in order to avoid sparking a wider conflict.
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In ruling from the bench, Robart did not make clear what the next steps in Seattle would be.
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The U.S. intelligence community has taken steps in recent years to shift resources to our analysis of Russia.
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Wales said that both companies are taking the issue seriously and are taking steps in the right direction.
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When you take your first steps in the Akhara, you know your life will be anything but ordinary.
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Juul will then take next steps in investigating, such as talking to a store manager about the issue.
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Timewarp is used as a corrective, it steps in with a synthetic frame when your machine misses one.
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That's for you and your Fitbit to decide—you still need to get your steps in, after all.
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North Korea has fired missiles and taken other steps in response to the war games in the past.
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"The IOC has taken some steps in the right direction – but other steps are needed urgently," it said.
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In short, police need a warrant to electronically retrace a cell phone owner's steps in a criminal investigation.
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"I try and limit the regimens to three steps in the morning and three steps at night."Dr.
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Why take baby steps in situations when we've proven we can lead, compete and win on elite levels?
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Google, which owns YouTube, laid out those steps in a letter to Schiff released on Thursday as well.
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Walk a few steps in refugees' shoes and meet them on their long walk from despair to dignity.
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We will be taking steps in the future to try to ensure something similar does not happen again.
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At this point his eavesdropping wife steps in and points out that both men can't possibly be right.
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While all of those organizations are taking steps in the right direction, the one thing missing is consistency.
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For her, there's a grim garden apartment reached by a dicey set of steps in far Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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On Capitol Hill Wednesday, House Democrats attempted baby steps in that direction at a hearing for H.R. 40.
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Thankfully, Michelle Obama steps in, passes him a water bottle and compliments Megan Mullally while she's at it.
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"We are glad that the Pentagon is finally taking these steps in enhancing our space strength," Republican Rep.
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House Republicans say these are steps in the right direction but they want to see more action. Rep.
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When you need some subtlety and nuance, that's where she really steps in and does an amazing job.
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But then I hear chromatic moving steps in the first piece—that's definitely something you hear in jazz.
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When one gets stressed out or acts particularly "aspie," another – usually Mr. Britton – steps in to restore calm.
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But when that isn't feasible, the department steps in, distributing free Truvada starter packs to at-risk patients.
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Tata Harper Regenerating Cleanser, $84Cut down the steps in your cleansing routine with this best-selling exfoliating cleanser.
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Head coach Adam Gase said Friday that Williams has not completed all steps in the NFL's concussion protocol.
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There was no public information immediately available regarding the timeline for the next steps in the legal proceedings.
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These caps, and steps in past years to deter hoarding and price manipulation among retailers, probably limited inflation.
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When it doesn't, his directorial inventiveness steps in to make us feel as if the film hasn't strayed.
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Efforts like those are steps in the right direction, and show that a solution to this is possible.
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"When my son @KevinHart4real goes down with an injury, his big daddy steps in," Johnson tweeted on Wednesday.
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"We followed exactly the steps in our design and certification processes that consistently produce safe airplanes," he said.
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It's the simplest tool to use and walks you through all of the necessary steps in plain English.
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"We believe that these steps — in design and in practice — would neuter the designation authority," the letter said.
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"These are just the initial steps in what is going to be a sustained campaign," Dr. Gottlieb said.
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At the season's onset, Sir John Brannox (John Malkovich) steps in for the comatose Pius XIII (Jude Law).
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In linear progress, after thirty iterations you've advanced thirty steps; in exponential progress, you've advanced 1.07 billion steps.
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Thursday, some Latino groups held a vigil for the Tibbetts family on the Capitol steps in Des Moines.
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NOW: #InternationalWomensDay from Capitol HillDemocratic House lawmakers step out on Capitol steps in red to recognize #DayWithoutAWoman pic.twitter.
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Steps in the right direction, though at this rate Broadway will get to E.D.M. bass drops in 2039.
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The state has taken some modest steps in recent years to allow more construction, while resisting bolder measures.
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The main idea of a numerical calculation is to break the problem into very small steps in time.
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Everyone, including Mr. Feruzi, Mr. Mwenda's nephew, completed medical exams, one of the last steps in the process.
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But it emphasizes all of the steps in the chain separating the would-bes from the breakthrough successes.
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The company purposely left it out in an effort to minimize the amount of steps in the process.
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Republicans have taken steps in the past to ensure that taxpayers directly felt the benefits of tax cuts.
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"Let us freeze production... If this is successful we can take other steps in the future," Badri said.
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They are like creating small companies where somebody steps in and has to essentially be an instant CEO.
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Eleven analysts see the BOJ taking steps in 2019 or later, up from eight in the previous survey.
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Israel and its Arab neighbors have taken steps in the past few years in the pursuit of normalization.
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The logical steps in the proof rely on other, prior truths, which have already been accepted and proven.
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The first has a series of steps in which the young god's supporting leg gives way beneath him.
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If we would've started taking steps in 1989, it would've been a lot easier to deal with it.
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And if Trump goes down and a reasonable Republican like Mitt Romney steps in, I'll vote for him.
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One of the most significant steps in this process for him, he told me, was choosing his name.
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From hospitals to schools to social welfare, when the state steps in, true religion is usually pushed out.
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The ITC hearing is one of the final steps in the trade dispute due to conclude in February.
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In response to these concerns, some manufacturers and retailers are starting to take steps in the right direction.
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Dermatologists and celebrities alike agree that sunscreen is one of the most important steps in your daily skincare regimen.
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But when the angel hits a block, the avatar steps in, and ActRaiser becomes a pretty challenging action-platformer.
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FEMA responds, then HUD steps in When disaster happens, all eyes turn to FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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Khloé steps in with Kris, pointing out that most people don't have an opportunity to do something like this.
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The experiment is one of the latest steps in China's plan to put astronauts on the moon by 2036.
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Those first steps The documentary shows Armstrong's historic first steps in a way most of us have never seen.
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"The council has taken a few tepid steps in the right direction, but it is not enough," he said.
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The next steps in food delivery take "delivery" to a whole new level, Walmart's e-commerce chief tells CNBC.
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Forrest also thinks that the focus on consumer discretionary and information technology stocks are steps in the right direction.
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They're likely wary of skipping steps in the appellate process, even to stop a ruling they don't agree with.
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"I realize that in order the reach the kids you have to take steps in their direction," he explained.
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What this all means is that the IoT will remain insecure unless government steps in and fixes the problem.
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Check out the video ... Connor appears to throw the first punch before Rocky steps in to stop the madness.
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"We don't know exactly what the next steps in this scam are going to be," said Meyer, the spokesperson.
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While they are steps in the right direction, we'll have to wait and see how these updates impact bullying.
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His will said his wife should keep their home near the Spanish Steps in Rome and its lavish furnishings.
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He had been touring staircases all afternoon, and a person can only take so many steps in a day.
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It might not look like much today, but the WALT was one of Apple's first steps in that direction.
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Obama took his own steps in 2012, allowing some young undocumented immigrants to remain the country on certain conditions.
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Kendra Wilkinson Baskett may have taken the next steps in making the separation from her husband, Hank Baskett, official.
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Some of Google's algorithmic fails are more egregious than others, and sometimes Google steps in, but it often doesn't.
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Or Felder's cleanly swishing a 3-pointer, only four steps in from the halfcourt line, over a frozen defender.
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We hope she leaves out driving around L.A. and bargaining with underwear as required steps in the final recipe.
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Take five steps in these clear, plastic bad boys and watch a bucket of sweat form around your feet.
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Then the Duchess of Kent steps in with such a kind motherly reminder of Princess Charlotte's death in childbirth.
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The state health department and other agencies will work with the hotel on the next steps in the investigation.
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That's where Scaramucci steps in — someone who has been to their soirees and understands their wit and dark humor.
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But the laptop's screen now steps in to reproduce the higher frequencies, like a game's soundtrack, or character voices.
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Its latest move is seen by analysts as the first steps in an international expansion for the streaming service.
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As the planets appear to retrace their steps in the sky, they highlight a specific sector of the zodiac.
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"I was trying to count my steps in case I needed to find that ball like Spiderman," Davis said.
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When my older patient took his first steps in therapy recovering from a stroke, he broke down in tears.
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The two sides set the next steps in "working arrangements," said the Chinese state news agency said, without elaborating.
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John Lewis walked from the House side of the US Capitol to the steps in front of the Senate.
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If you want to run the model for just 1 second, that would cover 100 steps in this case.
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These are just early steps in a long process to boost economic growth while preserving ecosystems in the Caribbean.
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Call center managers don't have the time to check through them all, and that's where Fano Labs steps in.
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You will see in future steps in our operations that we fulfill any promises made and any given word.
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Your high school english teacher was right — outlining is one of the most important steps in the writing process.
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USC's multi-tiered process sounds like small steps in a safe space towards a tricky and less forgiving marketplace.
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CEZ said it was evaluating its next steps in Bulgaria after its asset sale was blocked a second time.
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Mamacita steps in, calling Claire a whore and declaring she must go — which is a good thing, I guess?
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Therefore, I hope that the NATO leadership will have enough sense not to take any steps in this direction.
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On Monday, two groups of researchers said they had made what they considered small steps in developing both methods.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Beijing to discuss the next steps in getting North Korea to denuclearize.
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Schoenberg said telemedicine companies have made big steps in overcoming other obstacles, including payment and state-by-state regulation.
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SO WE'RE TAKING THE NECESSARY STEPS IN A COKE WAY, HUMANLY AND WITH DIGNITY, BUT WE'RE GONNA BE PRODUCTIVITY.
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Venezuela President optimistic about cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC incl steps in coming days for a ministerial meeting.
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New policies in Shanghai are one of the first steps in China&aposs push to solve its waste problems.
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Having liquid assets in the bank and cash at home are both essential steps in building a prepared household.
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What's more important is that you articulate the remaining steps in your solution and the difficulties you would anticipate.
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Zuckerberg has taken steps in the past year to suggest Facebook intended to make WhatsApp and Instagram less independent.
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Here, CNBC gives a timeline of the next steps in this historic process: Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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It will discuss and decide on Tuesday the next steps in the procedure for assessing Italy's 2019 draft budget.
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In April, the Trump administration took its first steps in opening up drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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When government steps in arbitrarily with individual subsidies, favoring one business over others, it sets inconsistent, unfair, illogical precedent.
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When no answer followed, she took a few steps in—enough to bring her to the dirty glass divider.
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For the people enrolled in DACA, the uncertainty makes it impossible to plan the next steps in their lives.
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There's also a staircase travelers can use if they want to get some steps in before a long flight.
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The "rustic" fountain in the center of his Bunker Hill Steps in Los Angeles was smoothed out without warning.
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"I think people are going to have to take steps in their own lives to take precautions," he said.
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If someone else steps in with a new offshoot, great, but that particular story, at least, has been told.
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Senate Republicans are also discussing "next steps" in terms of legislation and held a conference call over the weekend.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken some bold steps in the name of human and civil rights lately.
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An elevator operates between all four floors, but you can also walk the 2469 steps in the main tower.
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A man and a woman stand at the top and bottom of a set of steps in the background.
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Bulgari, a jewelry brand also under the LVMH umbrella, spent €1.5 million on the Spanish Steps in the city.
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His theory represents one of the very early, important steps in our understanding of black holes and neutron stars.
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"There may be eight different steps in their value chain that could be specialized" and contracted out, he said.
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Daiichi said it would evaluate FDA's complete response letter as well as determine next steps in the United States.
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But if a severe disaster like a hurricane strikes, the federal government typically steps in with aid for recovery.
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It was the saleswoman, gently suggesting that these particular strap-on antiquities are not for getting your steps in.
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The application is kept open for a few months, and applicants should hear back with next steps in January.
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Countries like the U.K. and India have taken these drastic steps in order to decrease transmission of the coronavirus.
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EM: This feels like one of those steps in a video game where you've got like pick a path.
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Then a second man steps in to intervene, and the husband, an old fellow, abruptly doubles up in pain.
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He's in a corner, sketching out small movements as he runs through a sequence of steps in his mind.
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We are on a good path, we have been able to take very important steps in these 17 months.
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For example, at Twitter, CEO Jack Dorsey occasionally steps in to make the final call on removals and suspensions.
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To lead the agency before Jackson steps in, Trump bypassed Shulkin's deputy and appointed a senior defense official instead.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell unveiled a resolution for the next steps in the impeachment trial on Friday evening.
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My resume is attached for your review, and I look forward to the next steps in the selection process.
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Despite the backlash and concern sparked by the killing, the administration's next planned steps in the conflict remained unclear.
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" In an interview in March, 2016, Cryan said, "To our knowledge, the individual transaction steps in themselves were innocuous.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the accusations, but the next steps in his confirmation process have yet to be determined.
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Jope's predecessor, Paul Polman, took some steps in this direction when he sold off the spreads business in 2017.
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Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance.
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Sean then went to New Found Life, another rehab facility based on the 2012 steps, in Long Beach, California.
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"We are glad to see the NFL taking positive steps in that direction," she said at a news briefing.
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Though some steps in the refining process do produce carcinogens, the final product is proven to be non-carcinogenic.
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"Both these measures are steps in the right direction," wrote Walker, whose group represents the House's largest conservative caucus.
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But fear not, Kardashian West, who competed on DWTS in 2008, steps in to save the day (ahem, the dance!).
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Markets are betting that the Federal Reserve steps in with at least two and possibly three rate cuts this year.
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When asked if Trump has taken steps in the right direction in terms of his overall tone and approach, Sen.
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Mr. Forsythe's steps in themselves, in the care of dancers as adept as these, say what they need to say.
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You don't often see a proper sunscreen that can also replace two other integral steps in your skin-care routine.
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But if the Fed and the European Central Bank take easing steps in September, the BOJ will face pressure too.
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I have in mind of a series of things they could do that would be steps in the right direction.
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The little girl wore a black short-sleeved shirt and black pants as she took her first steps in America.
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But that means doing away with (or seriously altering) some steps in the approval process that we've come to expect.
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And when it finally steps in to course correct, it somehow makes you feel like you nailed the turn yourself.
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Penney took similar steps in 2013, leading to a new loan it has refinanced to come due in four years.
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I have made many steps in my life to try to improve, including getting sober more than two years ago.
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"The first steps in solving any problem is gathering information, properly defining, and admitting you have it," said Sen. Johnson.
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Lawmakers who support the AFTER Act say they hope to see other agencies take similar steps in the near future.
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Predator, The Punisher, Glee, and even a Lena Dunham contract were steps in the brands recent quest of self-discovery.
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Users were urged to immediately change their passwords and security questions -- key steps in protecting online accounts from similar attacks.
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It also lays out what President Obama believes to be the next steps in improving our country's health-care system.
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After acting out a fictional scene set place in the Peach Pit, Ziering steps in to suggest a new idea.
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"By laying out that vision, the likelihood of taking steps in that direction become much more significant," he told Tapper.
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One of the final and most anticipated steps in the probe is an interview of the former secretary of state.
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In other words, these upgrades — while incremental — are still necessary and welcome steps in the evolution of the PC ecosystem.
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Picturing Brown solving cases while simultaneously outsmarting her brothers sounds like the perfect direction for Brown's next steps in Hollywood.
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But when an actual MLB player steps in to trash what is essentially his employer, you know MLB fucked up.
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Policymakers in Japan may be mulling other steps in the struggle to raise potential growth and meet the bank's targets.
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Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain have all taken such steps in the past six months.
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After growing up with the Dog Whisperer, Andre is a natural around animals, so he steps in for his dad.
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I wanted to directly provide the family with an update as to the next steps in the City's disciplinary process.
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While Uber has taken some steps in the right direction, there is still work to be done, Saint John said.
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Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said on Wednesday that the bank had already taken significant steps in implementing the strategy.
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Admonishing those who skip the post-bathroom break sanitary step, Haddish eventually steps in and lathers up her own hands.
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For one brief moment, she steps in front of her dragon's outstretched wings, appearing to instead have grown them herself.
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Mr. Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance.
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I ended up taking them with me to Coachella this year (50,000 steps in one weekend), and they were perfect.
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So, there's no issue of about just sitting there being hacked and not taking some steps in dealing with it.
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Rousey has been susceptible as she steps in with her long jab, and in the aftermath of her right hand.
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Vladimir Putin called the list's publication a "hostile act," but said he would "refrain" from taking any steps in response.
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She had the words "Aba Daba Honeymoon," written on the steps in colored tile, a nod to her popular song.
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Lavrov told Pompeo further "aggressive steps" in Venezuela would be fraught with the gravest consequences, the Russian foreign ministry said.
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Just before Clarke is about to become Commander, Roan steps in and says that Clarke became a Nightblood through science.
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Twitter took similar steps in March last year, while PayPal recently decided to stop processing payments for the political activist.
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The keys have been always to look ahead, imagine what could be, and then take concrete steps in that direction.
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"We will consult and we will take future steps in the right time," Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said.
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Specifically, sources said Mulvaney has held back from ordering subpoenas against Equifax - routine steps in launching a full-scale probe.
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Taylor Swift says her life will be in danger unless the court steps in and breaks out some Wite-Out.
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After 13, when Beijing joined the WTO, China has taken many steps in an effort to internationalize its currency, YUAN.
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They took these steps in a case involving disputes over what are official and what are personal expenses for members.
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Despite her many challenges, Kenzie took her first steps in January and was discharged from the hospital on March 12.
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When Octavia fights Gaia, it seems like she might've bested her, but Indra steps in because… Gaia is her daughter!
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Forensics On CSI, forensic investigations involve a series of methodical steps in order to establish what happened during a crime.
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"The nice thing about having a centralized service is that we can eventually take steps in this direction," he says.
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However, after the first chorus, Mendes, 21, steps in with his own love letter (perhaps inspired by girlfriend Camila Cabello).
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Blaha entered the home with Mark and Luke and noticed bloody steps in the garage that led into the home.
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And land-use experts say the strategy will become more common unless the state government steps in to curtail it.
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Basically, when retirees run out of money and need nursing-home care or other long-term care, Medicaid steps in.
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While he wouldn't go into specific timelines, he said "absolutely" the administration wants major steps in the next two years.
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The spacecraft's onboard computers had to complete a series of steps in the right sequence, with no room for error.
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Democrats are expected to take further steps in their efforts to obtain Trump's tax returns following the second missed deadline.
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Cuzick recalled various steps in the process: a series of medical tests, meetings with counselors, paperwork and even financial advising.
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That scene of him dancing down a set of steps in just about every trailer is a stand-out moment.
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She said she was also representing W.N.B.A. players who were reluctant to take similar steps in fear of being fined.
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U.S. regulators and companies have taken steps in the last few months to crack down on fraudulent activity in cryptocurrencies.
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PREPA's long history of mismanagement cannot be corrected overnight, but the commission has systematically taken steps in the right direction.
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Teachers are to meet with lawmakers in the morning and then rally on the Capitol's steps in the late afternoon.
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This is one of the latest steps in Instagram's gradual roll out of the feature, which began testing last November.
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As the clip ends Namajunas steps in and cracks the champ clean with a left hook and a right hand.
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Tarlie is now a PhD student in health policy and sociology, and is considering the next steps in her career.
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The company recently took baby-steps in this regard; pushing new features like a quality filter and better muting capabilities.
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Younger receivers like Davante Adams and Ty Montgomery would take their next steps in development to add variety and depth.
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As Trump fields questions about impeachment and Sondland's damning testimony, Will Ferrell, the evening's host, steps in – Looking weirdly confused?
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Regulators continue to take important steps in boosting biosimilars in the U.S. with providing guidance to manufacturers and approving biosimilars.
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The billionaire investor proposed steps in the FT over the weekend that he said would help make capitalism more balanced.
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Each episode recreates a different murder while Mr. Quinn and Mr. Velazquez walk viewers through their steps in solving it.
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Getting your daily steps in is harder than ever while stuck inside social distancing due to the spread of coronavirus.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell laid out a relatively broad plan for next steps in a statement over the weekend.
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And the article on New York City misstated the number of steps in the structure known as New York's Staircase.
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It's encouraging that some companies are taking steps in the right direction to accommodate wheelchair travelers, albeit after being pushed.
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A flight of coral steps in front of the house narrows as it approaches an arched portico and double doors.
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The FDA and FTC crackdowns are definitely steps in the right direction of raising awareness that homeopathy is mostly ... rubbish.
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But the startup will take the next few steps in that process without its CEO, the company tells The Verge.
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"The department will carefully consider next steps in this important matter," said Nicole Navas Oxman, a spokesman for the agency.
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Learning to draw boundaries and find support among allies is one of the most important steps in dealing with microaggressions.
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But for the most part, you don't know what to expect when the front door opens and someone steps in.
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Under the initiative, when an employee takes parental leave, another employee temporarily steps in to cover that worker&aposs responsibilities.
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The Security Council may order a more formal investigation, but it has yet to take concrete steps in that direction.
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But the company has taken steps in recent months to stymie the flow of fake news stories on its website.
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I walked down the few wooden steps in front of the stage to the aisle where all the fingers pointed.
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Democrats have not said whether they will hold more hearings, nor have they announced the next steps in the process.
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Then began the work of retracing the man's steps, in hopes of figuring out how he had contracted the virus.
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But he said there are 10 or 11 different steps in the certification process that are yet to be completed.
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The yuan strengthened on Tuesday on news that Beijing and Washington were discussing the next steps in their trade talks.
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Regardless of where Warren is in the country, she gets her steps in simply by doing laps in parking lots.
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"I've seen forward steps in our awareness, in our inclusion and ability to call out unfairness and misconduct," Swift said.
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If you're wearing comfortable shoes and not carrying bags, get your steps in and walk instead, in about 20 minutes.
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Through the promise of investments and trade growth, China made sure to take diplomatic steps in courting the Arctic Council.
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"These are baby steps in the direction of how they should respond, which is to stop suing patients," he said.
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They are mindful that so far North Korea has yet to take any concrete and verifiable steps in that direction.
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Nothing. "The whole goal is to help these kids understand how to take the proper steps in life," Paul continued.
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It's a combination of more rental vouchers targeted at the very poor plus some other steps in the housing area.
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One of the first steps in this pattern is weakening independent sources of power that can check the executive's actions.
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Here he has Wanchalong biting on a feinted jab and instead steps in deep to hit him with an elbow.
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Holmlund is now back on her feet and taking her first careful steps in a remarkable recovery that few thought possible.
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"Without taking drastic steps in the coming weeks and months, the company will be increasingly vulnerable to potential takeover," Schultz said.
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Fola takes Karim out to the 22th Avenue Tiled Steps in San Fran, and shows him how to play the game.
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Aussie actress Bella Heathcote steps in as Christian's ex-girlfriend Leila Williams, and Eric Johnson appears as Ana's boss, Jack Hyde.
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Trump said that he wants to talk to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman before the next steps in the process.
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Still, investors remained cautious about the next steps in the U.S.-Sino trade dispute, driving long-dated U.S. Treasury yields lower.
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"We are exploring our next steps in light of the compelling evidence of Officer Yanez's wrongdoing that led to this tragedy."
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Instead, they repeatedly used the word "immediately" to describe when they expected the next steps in the talks to take place.
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When a person steps in front of this screen, a new lanky bird joins the flock, which they control through movement.
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Ethiopia took policy steps in that direction, announcing steps this week to issue individual telco licences by the end of 2019.
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You can also carry the piles of snow farther down the driveway to get extra steps in if you're feeling ambitious.
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But it remains a strange choice for someone who clearly wants raw material for the next steps in his ongoing experiment.
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I wander the airport to get some steps in before my flight while catching up with my mom on the phone.
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Broadly speaking, these are Loon's first steps in commercially addressing what it sees as a global hurdle for connecting the planet.
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I've already criticized some of the initial steps in rolling back, but it's important to understand why this matters so much.
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A young counterprotester steps in to protect a Nazi from an angry mob in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on June 22, 1996.
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The latter tends to be the most popular approach, especially because it means minimizing the number of steps in your routine.
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Britain's ruling Conservatives appeared a couple of years ago to be taking steps in that direction, but then they stepped back.
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Donald Trump campaigned on fundamentally remaking the world order, and he's already taken steps in that direction — for better or worse.
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If you look at typical markers of success, I've made some steps in the so-called wrong direction throughout this journey.
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"Cuba's president has taken steps in accordance with his prerogatives and powers," he wrote stiffly in a letter published in 2015.
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Raisin steps in but things become more complicated when Olivia is killed and all of the village residents are potential suspects.
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It's a brutal battle that nearly gets her killed, but Batou steps in at the last possible minute to save her.
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On Monday, the Pakistan government strongly condemned India for taking "illegal steps" in its decision to revoke special status for Kashmir.
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While we would hesitate to say that "Programmatic TV" is actually here, companies are certainly making steps in the right direction.
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Centineo steps in as the friendly peer who takes her under his wing and helps her form a group of friends.
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If we want to truly put a dent in gun violence, we must take some incredibly unpopular steps in some pockets.
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"I love playing "Giant Steps" in jam mode, because I can understand the chord changes in a different way," he says.
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Teddy steps in to help, and this becomes the most relatable scene that I've witnessed on Grey's in a long time.
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Another source says the couple have been working out the next steps in their split, including living arrangements for the girls.
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When something steps in from the work you are doing and breaks into your personal life…you feel kind of vulnerable.
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I recall your measured but focused steps in as you recounted the stories of the struggles, the sacrifices and your resilience.
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The AAIB is now considering the next steps, in consultation with the families of the pilot and passenger, and the police.
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For the most part, and after a few awkward first steps in microgravity, the mice showed a remarkable ability to adapt.
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"The next steps in negotiations will test whether we can get to a verifiable deal," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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Chewbacca steps in to help Han pilot the ship to safety when they find themselves flying in less than friendly skies.
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If a product targeted mid-tail creators, however, it could address their particular needs, and this is where Patreon steps in.
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And that supply-chain journey that food takes from farm to table has a dizzying array of steps in the process.
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British police attack unarmed students, but the robot, who responds only to commands in Chinese, steps in to save the day.
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It added that they would also discuss the next steps in degrading Islamic State's global networks outside of Iraq and Syria.
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After acting out a fictional scene set place in the Peach Pit, Ian Ziering steps in to suggest a new idea.
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The AAIB is now considering the next steps, in consultation with the families of the pilot and passenger, and the police.
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But unless HHS, the federal authority responsible for enforcing the ACA's rules, steps in, there might not be another obvious recourse.
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Google-owned YouTube, Twitter and Reddit also took steps in the hours after the attack to remove copies of the video.
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Millennials are confused and distressed at the next steps in life and thrown into the "real" world without any proper tools.
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But, shortly thereafter, the girls' new leader, Cheryl Burke steps in to save the day — leading with grace, encouragement and ease.
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For a festival still in the process of resuscitating its chauvinist image, that punchline is two steps in the wrong direction.
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" &apos&aposI hope that NATO&aposs leadership will be smart enough not to take any steps in that direction," he said.
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What seems to work best, and what many voters seem to like most, is when the government steps in and helps.
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No matter whether you are a seasoned programmer or you simply want to take your first steps in writing code, Repl.
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Mr. Kyncl said the steps in the takedown process were meant to ensure the accuracy of requests and deter false claims.
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His coaches have taken cautionary steps in his development, and they have been deliberate in ramping up his schedule and training.
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Like a game of Whac-A-Mole, the social media giant has also taken similar steps in Iran, Russia and Indonesia.
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Patrick Minford, co-chair of Economists for Brexit, said Fox's speech was a first sign of steps in the right direction.
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In fact, more value often gets unlocked by removing — be it steps in a production process, or counterintuitive options for customers.
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The United States and other key stakeholders should take a series of steps in four key areas to avoid this eventuality.
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These summits could be important first steps in lowering tension levels and reducing the risk of war on the Korean Peninsula.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Commonwealth government, and others have taken steps in providing assistance to those in need.
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We'll need to take steps in our own lives to combat climate change, and demand that our government does the same.
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"If we start to see steps in that direction, I'm confident in the long term that we can get through this."
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He has said the agency will continue to "take regulatory steps" in situations where it believes the risks outweigh the benefits.
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There he will have physical evaluations and take tests, the first steps in what he hopes will be his military career.
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Walmart declined to discuss the hiring of police officers, the costs, or if they are taking similar steps in other cities.
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Moscow warned the White House against taking "reckless steps in Syria," a dictatorship heading toward an eighth year of civil war.
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Still, investors remained cautious about the next steps in the U.S.-Sino trade war, driving long-dated U.S. Treasury yields lower.
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Still, investors remained cautious about the next steps in the U.S.-China trade dispute, driving long-dated U.S. Treasury yields lower.
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Announced last week, the reforms were welcomed by some in the oil industry as badly needed steps in the right direction.
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When a company with a traditional pension plan goes bankrupt, the PBGC typically steps in, particularly when the plan is underfunded.
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Taking a few key steps in the first month of your internship can help ensure that you're successful in your role.
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Today, Piers Morgan steps in it and Chance the Rapper has no interest in running for mayor of Chicago after all.
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Once there's a deal, several steps in the legislative process need to play out before the bill can be become law.
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He declared his candidacy in front of the Tweed Courthouse steps in 2010, promising to usher in an era of change.
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A few governments have taken tentative steps in that direction, but nothing close to the scale needed to support real businesses.
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CRAVINGS After the park, we'll take a nice walk through the neighborhood so Max and I can get more steps in.
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Optima's exit is expected to leave tens of thousands of Obamacare customers without insurance options, unless a new carrier steps in.
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These were among the first steps in a painstaking process of finding the missing and the dead, under unusually difficult conditions.
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A group of African-Americans, most of them women, had gathered at the bottom of the steps, in song and prayer.
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Here are the steps in the hiring process:Online application: The company says online applications take roughly 45-60 minutes to complete.
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We didn't all go through the same steps in the same order, but we've all been through some version of it.
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Germany, like several other European countries, has taken a number of steps in an attempt to combat the spread of coronavirus.
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"The Justice Department is reviewing the court's ruling and considering next steps in the litigation," department spokeswoman Nicole Navas told Politico.
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"We recognize that these are only first steps in addressing some longstanding problems in the profession," Blanchard, Bernanke and Yellen said.
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Levanon said as it gets harder to recruit new employees, some companies are taking more steps in the direction of automation.
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In other words, there are a lot of steps in a liquid biopsy and much potential for things to go awry.
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Quibi knows that where willpower has failed, self-deprecation steps in to give our bad habits a patina of sardonic resignation.
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BEFORE: The Spanish Steps in Rome are a UNESCO world heritage site which attracts millions of picture-taking tourists every year.
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Captain Trevor tells Diana to stand back, but she steps in front of him and starts blocking bullets with her bracelets.
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"We took some baby steps in the right direction in terms of playing hard and trying to play defense," Malone said.
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"There was a recognition on his part that he had to take steps in contradiction with how he ran," she said.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will move to take the first steps in annexing West Bank settlements on Sunday.
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Judges in divorce cases historically have gone through the same steps in determining pet ownership as they did with personal property.
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Another man steps in front of her to deliver an impromptu manners lesson; apparently, she bumped him on her way up.
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He knows what he can and can't do and he's a very mature hitter certainly when he steps in the box.
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The two separate shareholders' meetings, which were held on Friday morning, were among the final steps in approving the mega merger.
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Why it matters: The Chinese government has been taking steps in recent years to liberalize its capital markets and attract investment.
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They're active participants, as when Lila hurls stones back at the boys who attack her — and Elena steps in to help.
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So, when recession rears its head, the central bank steps in, typically by cutting the short-term interest rates it controls.
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I think you have to have gone through all these steps in order to understand what people say they have experienced.
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S&P said on Tuesday that China has taken only "baby" steps in deleveraging so far and bigger strides are needed.
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One by one, the steps in between you and debt are being eroded by the creation of a "frictionless" cash system.
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"When it comes to next steps in the legal world, we really play it one step at a time," she said.
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KR: So we don't know as to what extent and this is an example of many things, is this a negotiating position getting Europe to pay a little more basically ending up with the same thing or is it an abrogation of U.S. power and influence Russia steps in Europe and Central Asia China steps in elsewhere.
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Meanwhile, how many more migrant children will have to die in government custody before Congress steps in to overhaul our immigration system?
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He can do this nicely with knees: But Holloway often looks to kick the body as his opponent steps in to punch.
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But a little review never hurt anyone—and you might discover something new when the planets retrace their steps in the zodiac!
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Even if it's later and pricier than we would have liked, investing in Apple and Amazon are steps in the right direction.
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The event, hosted by the Latino non-profit Jolt, will take place on July 230 at the Capitol Steps in Austin, Texas.
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On a fine day in a parking lot outside Boston, a man holding a smartphone steps in front of a 2015 Prius.
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We all think we know what to expect when two-time Bachelorette alum Nick Viall steps in as the Bachelor this season.
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The problem is that the FCC can't actually enforce net neutrality rules without Title II classification, unless and until Congress steps in.
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On Friday, Robart said he would like to hear from the government on next steps in light of the Ninth Circuit's ruling.
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Whereas the P10003 and P7 headsets play music and contain a microphone, the PX take a couple steps in a new direction.
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MRD: Speaking of steps in the right direction, what other steps do tech companies need to make to foster diversity and inclusion?
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Yet the firm has been taking bold steps in expanding to 20 employees and has extended its presence to London and Beijing.
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He steps in all judgmental about how little his cousin knows about her insane art collection, or how she enjoys playing cards.
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The area's Operation Graduation program steps in after nine unexcused absences — excused absence, like sickness, are not counted, according to the statement.
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"We decided to separate while we reevaluated the next steps in our married life," the couple tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Zinke also said he will begin the first steps in offering the first-ever wind auction in federal waters off California's coasts.
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I got a Fitbit for Christmas and decide to get my steps in today by taking a few walks around the office.
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At its Ignite conference in Orlando, Florida, the company announced some first steps in integrating LinkedIn's social graph with its Office products.
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Here, put this $400 Tamagotchi on your wrist so it can frown at you for not taking enough steps in a day.
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On the other hand, speculation that the BOJ will take additional easing steps in September could prompt fresh yen-selling from speculators.
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A subscription-based automatic-micropayment solution is a better way, I think, and Brave and Optimal are taking steps in that direction.
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"These are important steps in improving investor protection and should be put in place as soon as possible," he told the committee.
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Rome's ATAC public transport company said it hoped to reopen the station next to the city's Spanish Steps in time for Easter.
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Just watch her scale a bajillion steps in few strides: OK, yeah, so this is another one of those store-bought ones.
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In any case, the months before the Trump administration steps in are largely a professional guessing game in many ways, Caffrey said.
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It has made some small steps in building products for company-only teams, however, for example Elevate to share content among coworkers.
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So they're keeping watch via satellite, spelling out their next steps in an article published today in the journal Nature Climate Change.
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While he has taken many steps in the right direction since we parted ways, Hogan is not currently under contract to WWE.
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Before this bouncy baby was counting his steps in Hollywood, he was just another cutie livin' that crib life in Houston, Texas.
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The startup is taking tiny steps in this direction with a support team that can speak English, German, French, Spanish and Italian.
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The provincial government and Vancouver's municipal government have taken several steps in recent months aimed at cooling the red-hot housing market.
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The documents mark the first time authorities have identified Trump by name and alleged his involvement at key steps in the scheme.
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Now that those officials have left their powerful Washington positions, many of them are mapping out the next steps in their careers.
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While we have seen steps in the right direction in recent weeks, we have also been disappointed by the failure to act.
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Mike Thompson, D-California, who chairs the Gun Violence Task Force and attended Monday's meeting, immediately welcome the steps in a statement.
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That means people living there will have no way to use their subsidies unless Congress acts or another insurer steps in. Sen.
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Nate will often throw out a jab and lean back in hopes of catching the lead hook as the opponent steps in.
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According to Karen Gee and Outland, their apparel is ethically made, meaning they are transparent about the steps in their supply chains.
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"My personal opinion is that anytime the government steps in and says, 'You must do this,' it's overstepping its boundaries," Joe said.
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Few anticipate they will ever be involved in potential wrongdoing, so they are unlikely to take steps in advance to protect themselves.
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The next steps in the FCC's process will be a period of public consultation before a final vote to set new rules.
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With no thaw materializing yet, Russian officials have said this month that they may now have to take "symmetrical" steps in retaliation.
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It is unlikely to build a retail banking business even as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley take cautious steps in that direction.
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The House is expected to vote Thursday on a resolution outlining the next steps in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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While deportation is one of the last steps in the plan, it will take much time to implement thanks to due process.
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With these steps in mind, you'll be able to find any file you have downloaded, as long as you haven't deleted it.
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The activists are seeking to make a case that Newell's leadership took some wrong steps in its integration with Jarden, WSJ reported.
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Getting Washington to halt sanctions against Pyongyang's palace economy and sign a peace treaty are necessary steps in this long-term goal.
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MSCI will give its decision in June and, if positive, the reclassification would be in two steps in May and August 2019.
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The longer wait times at checkout occur because of all these steps in the process: • The chip creates a one-time code.
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Again, the political repercussions of such a chain of events likely preclude President Trump from taking similar steps in regard to Mueller.
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We all have a natural temptation to rely on our gut, especially when we're stressed and skipping steps in the selection process.
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Whoever steps in will face an uphill battle in establishing a new electoral office, organizing a vote and trying to quell tensions.
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In a follow-up post, Jim recorded Hart as he stood beside the hyperbaric chamber and took several steps in his direction.
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There just aren't that many of those markets yet; even the pioneers have only taken the first, halting steps in that direction.
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Peck will update investors further on his turnaround plan, including the next steps in Gap Inc's e-commerce strategy late Wednesday morning.
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Q. and A. Readers emailed us their pressing questions on the next steps in the nomination fight over Judge Merrick B. Garland.
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Some U.S. jurisdictions have already taken steps in the right direction by reducing criminal penalties for drug possession, without eliminating them entirely.
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Just when you think the earnestness in Speed is overkill, Annie steps in to give the film a once-over of realness.
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They could put a woman at greater risk by taking medically unnecessary extra steps in order to perform a second-trimester abortion.
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They've been put together by experienced pop overlord Tim Byrne, who invented Steps in the 90s and subsequently launched the boyband A1.
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The weekly behind-closed-doors meeting in which the justices consider next steps in cases before them is scheduled for Friday morning.
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Such steps in Germany are part of a growing push around the world to regulate what users are allowed to post online.
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Authorities have taken steps in recent months to limit speculation in the market, including prohibiting cryptocurrency exchanges from issuing new trading accounts.
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Mr. Dildar writes the screenplays for their projects, and when she gets into the intense shooting period, he steps in to help.
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Yet this is not mentioned in your editorial, and it's often left out of many suggestions for next steps in this crisis.
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A spokesman for Ohio AG Dave Yost said in an email that the AG is considering its next steps in the case.
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But while these are steps in the right direction, they're small ones; it's still hard for a billionaire to direct philanthropy effectively.
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