CNN 10 will take the lead off more news tomorrow.
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In that case, the legal department may take the lead.
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I'd have to take the lead and handle this myself.
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China pledged $7.6bn, so it may soon take the lead.
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The federal government really does have to take the lead.
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EST, energizing us to take the lead on completing projects.
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On infrastructure spending, President Trump will likely take the lead.
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"We can take the lead role," Dassault's Trappier told WirtschaftsWoche.
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Instead, writers Jenny Hagel and Amber Ruffin take the lead.
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Did Trump overcome controversy or did Clinton take the lead?
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China could take the lead very easily because of this.
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But here, Mr. Trump suddenly wants to take the lead.
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His GOP colleagues also said Pompeo should take the lead.
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Now they are hoping the GAO will take the lead.
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Collender suggests Trump should let congressional Republicans take the lead.
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Doctors would be wise to let nurses take the lead.
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Lunsford's boss told him to take the lead on the investigation.
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However, an eagle on the eighth helped him take the lead.
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The question is, who should take the lead in that charge?
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Otherwise, he adds, China will take the lead on digital payments.
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The likelihood is that government will have to take the lead.
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The Islanders needed just 90 seconds in to take the lead.
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Andy Dalton to Tyler Boyd 20183 yards to take the lead!
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Gloria Feldt is co-founder and president of Take the Lead.
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"We would never dare to take the lead," said the importer.
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The White Sox had a chance to take the lead early.
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Just say, "I'm sorry," and then let Louisa take the lead.
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It didn't take long for the Flyers to take the lead.
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She again urged caution, saying let the facts take the lead.
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The Tigers scored four in the fifth to take the lead.
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China and the EU appear poised to take the lead there.
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The impetus is on President Trump to take the lead here.
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Seattle had a chance to take the lead in the sixth.
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Under AMLO, the state will take the lead, and the credit.
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So Yang wants the US to take the lead on geoengineering.
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I respect those willing to take the lead breaking with convention.
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The White House expects the private sector to take the lead.
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I can't really let anyone take the lead at this point.
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Ultimately, Mr. Lander argued the federal government should take the lead.
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An error helped the Yankees take the lead in the first.
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It took just two batters for Miami to take the lead.
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Utah proved unable to take the lead in the second quarter.
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Either you take the lead with what the science tells us about our changing world and climate, or cities, states, or organizations will take the lead from you — holding up our end of the Paris Agreement.
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Only 28 percent want the billionaire developer to take the lead on setting policy for the country, compared with 13 percent who want congressional Republicans to take the lead and 41 percent who say congressional Democrats.
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A lot changes from each song, someone might take the lead on one track, where as another person might take the lead on another and letting each other have room to explore and critiquing each other.
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But there is one area he lets her take the lead on.
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The V&A and both universities can take the lead on that.
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We let them take the lead on what they want to cook.
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I'm going to let her take the lead, because she's Queen Bey.
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Let this be the role that allows Morales to take the lead.
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But now, the medium is providing women space to take the lead.
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Other analysts, however, doubt that France and Germany will take the lead.
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Take the lead in love and be more outspoken about your desires.
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Conditions are becoming sufficient enough to enable entrepreneurship to take the lead.
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Harvick passed Martin Truex Jr.to take the lead with nine laps remaining.
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Instead, he says, the PMU and Iraq's army will take the lead.
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JSU had a chance to take the lead in the final seconds.
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Silent Circle's Blackphone is currently trying to take the lead among consumers.
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The Mets needed only four batters to take the lead against Godley.
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Whoever won the next set would take the lead for Genesis titles.
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The FHA is the natural candidate to take the lead on this.
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The Dodgers scored twice in the second inning to take the lead.
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He became increasingly deferential, stepping down to let me take the lead.
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MC) will take the lead in a plan with Italy's Atlantia (ATL.
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John Sweeney had failed to take the lead on improving border security.
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It's especially important that wealthy countries take the lead on the issue.
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But they require someone to take the lead and appoint a successor.
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He motioned for Biwott to take the lead and share the pace.
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Will EPA take the lead and address PFAs at the federal level?
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The president is now expected to take the lead on major legislation.
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In an environment of rising rates, banks tend to take the lead.
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After a Kentucky miss, Wichita had a chance to take the lead.
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But she said that generally, therapists should let clients take the lead.
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It took one pitch for the Mets to take the lead on Wednesday.
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"China will have to take the lead, especially for developing economies," he added.
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The Lightning needed just 14 seconds to take the lead in the second.
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Tell your managers and colleagues to take the lead in doing what's right.
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What agencies or entities within the government need to take the lead here?
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The Padres had a chance to take the lead in the first inning.
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Morgan Stanley does predict that Tesla will take the lead, at least initially.
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Veerathai also said the government should take the lead in stimulating the economy.
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Officially, the RNC will take the lead on rapid response to Comey. 2.
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DePaul responded with the next five points to take the lead for good.
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Trailing 1-0, the A's rallied to take the lead in the third.
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Will the industry take the lead or should they be a regulatory requirement?
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Colorado rallied to take the lead but lost it in the eighth inning.
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Whoever heads the Fed, Mr Quarles will probably take the lead on regulation.
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Private companies have started to take the lead in humankind's march into space.
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The Blue Demons erupted with a 17-4 run to take the lead.
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Plawecki struck out, and the Mets' best chance to take the lead evaporated.
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In light of the SEC's failure to act, Congress must take the lead.
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Yandy Diaz helped the Rays rally and take the lead in the fourth.
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The Raiders looked poised to take the lead, late in the first quarter.
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Google may inadvertently take the lead on innovating ways to deter shark attacks.
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Clearly, he has the knowledge and the standing to take the lead here.
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The Bulls squandered a chance to take the lead on their next possession.
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He missed, and Loyola raced down court to try to take the lead.
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In the tenth, Kyle Seager and Danny Valencia homered to take the lead.
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Take the lead, carry it into the fourth quarter and lose the game.
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The Department of Homeland Security does not take the lead in terrorism investigations.
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When you both have clear heads, take the lead in repairing the relationship.
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The U.S. must take the lead in protecting these and other human rights.
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Both teams had good chances to take the lead in the third period.
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Auburn opened the second half with two quick scores to take the lead.
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Those who get back on the road and test will take the lead.
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Once world's largest automaker, GM seems content to let others take the lead.
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The Rockies rallied in their half of the fifth to take the lead.
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Just seconds later, the Flames used that same man advantage to take the lead.
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And China may also be forced to take the lead in combating climate change.
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Butler answered with a 16-248 run to take the lead at 23-232.
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The resolution also makes clear who will take the lead in this phase: Rep.
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"Most universities would like the public health people to take the lead," Moody said.
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The Ducks had the chance to take the lead with under a minute left.
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We had a chance to take the lead and the ball didn't go in.
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But Germany is expected to take the lead by the end of the year.
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Abrams will serve as a producer, and Ridley will likely take the lead role.
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Cleveland State threatened down the stretch but was unable to take the lead again.
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His committee also intends to take the lead on oversight of Trump's immigration policy.
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It is now up to local policymakers to take the lead and pursue reform.
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Now they should take the lead in making the low-carbon economy a reality.
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Then they take the lead in communicating about system developments with the company's leadership.
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Should I mirror the rhythm of her hips, Or should I take the lead?
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But should black players be expected to take the lead in fighting social injustices?
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He emphasized that the president needs to take the lead on the infrastructure package.
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He stepped down in 2009, paving the way for Najib to take the lead.
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Be bold and pursue; this is your month to take the lead in love.
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The Yankees take the lead in the second inning on a Brett Gardner homer.
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Take the lead in love, and don't be shy about letting your light shine.
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The Cubs battled back with two runs in the fourth to take the lead.
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As the experienced partner, don't be afraid to take the lead or give instructions.
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With tears in her eyes, she lets her fans continue to take the lead.
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What he could not seem to do was let untouchables themselves take the lead.
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The solution suits Beijing's ambitions to take the lead; it's a sensible one too.
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That was part of a 8-224 run to take the lead for good.
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Alvarado scored 10 in the first half to help Georgia Tech take the lead.
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This is the second year in a row for recession to take the lead.
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The Sun responded with a 6-0 spurt to take the lead for good.
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It was widely expected to take the lead in the Mosul assault as well.
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"I take the lead, but I have to have her approval," Mr. Levinas said.
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Should I mirror the rhythm of her hips,Or should I take the lead?
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Arizona took advantage of a five-on-three power play to take the lead.
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I think Georgetown has such an opportunity here to take the lead on this.
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What's more, the president must take the lead when his own party is split.
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Reuters also confirmed that the Justice Department will take the lead in an investigation.
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Roy Blunt of Missouri said he will let the Trump administration take the lead.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA), will take the lead on the Ukraine investigation for now.
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He chose Delaware as an ideal place to take the lead in late 1861.
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"The United States isn't going to take the lead on this," Ms. Brown said.
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Houston trailed by three entering the seventh inning but rallied to take the lead.
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What I mean is that the Yankees take the lead on a wild pitch. Sorry.
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Arizona recovered, and got in the end zone three plays later to take the lead.
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The Pacers answered with a 10-0 spurt to take the lead at 50-47.
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"Given budget constraints on local governments, monetary policy will probably take the lead," he added.
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But he is unlikely to take the lead in making the world a better place.
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Los Angeles came right back in the seventh to take the lead off Jairo Diaz.
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One person is the Game Master, and they take the lead on controlling the action.
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But Rockefeller should take the lead in updating the record in other ways, he said.
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Houston led 23-483 early, but Atlanta scored 248 unanswered points to take the lead.
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And an energy revolution in America would let us take the lead in global action.
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It's almost like they're dancing, and try though she might, Dany can't take the lead.
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Minnesota put four more runs on the board in the seventh to take the lead.
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And no government wants to give institutions in Brussels more power to take the lead.
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The eighth inning saw the Orioles finally take the lead against Brad Boxberger (4-2).
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Why it works: Such an open-ended request allows your partner to take the lead.
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Very often, we anticipate a lot of problems and therefore, we don't take the lead.
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They had a chance to take the lead after forcing two airballs but couldn't convert.
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The Blues rallied to take the lead with two goals early in the second period.
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The White House wants Congress to take the lead and own these difficult decisions — e.g.
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Following the weather delay, Michigan drove 84 yards in 14 plays to take the lead.
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If no one steps up, a member of the "brain trust" will take the lead.
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The Bearcats had two good opportunities to take the lead early in the fourth quarter.
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In the end, Sunnis decided to take the lead in ridding their province of AQI.
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The Spartans took advantage of a turnover later in the quarter to take the lead.
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Over the weekend, some political commentators wondered why NBC News didn't take the lead anyway.
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The Rockies rallied from three runs down early to take the lead in the sixth.
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And Mr. Trump has suggested he would be happy to let Congress take the lead.
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"The FDA will have to take the lead for a solution to emerge," he says.
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The House Oversight Committee would take the lead in any potential effort to impeach Trump.
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"Cities, we're having to take the lead," said Chris Castro, the city's director of sustainability.
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India, being both the bigger country and the one upriver, has to take the lead.
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Is Dad taking charge of bath time, after years of declining to take the lead?
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In the absence of meaningful federal oversight of voting laws, states can take the lead.
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If it's going to take the lead in the growing streaming war, it'll have to.
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If following curiosity results in disappointment, maybe it shouldn't be allowed to take the lead.
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The Heat had a chance to tie or take the lead on the next possession.
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This is one of several polls showing Sanders starting to take the lead from Clinton.
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Then Google has to revisit the decision to let partners take the lead on hardware.
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"Blankfein is deeply committed to letting a newer generation" take the lead, Cramer said Friday.
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"I think it's a women's problem, and women have to take the lead," she said.
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"If we (G7) do not take the lead in managing this crisis, nobody would," said Tusk.
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And fourth, he's allowed another prosecutor to take the lead in terms of any criminal conduct.
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Both came alive in the third quarter as New York surged back to take the lead.
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Government should take the lead, but companies need to revive traditional practices of training new workers.
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"She lets him take the lead, and she never disagrees with him publicly," one source said.
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Later in the day, Jason Kokrak scored a 64 to take the lead at 10 under.
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Compliance may well take the lead in determining how best to manage the increasing personal accountability.
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But another country, like China, could take the lead on expanding the world economy, Ellis said.
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He has to do more than take the lead in a couple polls to undo that.
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"She lets him take the lead, and she never disagrees with him publicly," one insider said.
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But Kai says it's time for her to sit back and let him take the lead.
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Women take the lead behind the scenes of "Equity," too, writing, directing and producing the film.
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CNN: Why is it important to you to have youth take the lead in the program?
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Tesla could take the lead in autonomous driving in the coming years, according to one analyst.
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The EU may want to take the lead, but military thinking is not in its DNA.
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With upcoming changes to the tax code and replacement of Obamacare, Congress will take the lead.
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The Islanders took advantage of a Panthers turnover to take the lead late in the period.
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Oklahoma answered with a 323-4 run to take the lead nearly midway through the half.
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He added the "US is increasingly isolating itself" and leaving other countries to take the lead.
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Riley LaChance drove the lane and scored to take the lead with about 18 seconds left.
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Silence is better than changing the subject, but we should be willing to take the lead.
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The Musketeers had three chances to take the lead with less than 27.4 seconds to go.
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If he is to take the lead, he will need his southern gamble to pay off.
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Booker emphasized this week that he's letting Durbin take the lead in talking to Republican colleagues.
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But Graham has since decided to step back and let the Intelligence Committee take the lead.
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So any assumption that the United States will take the lead on every issue is outdated.
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She seemed to be letting him take the lead with this conversation, lending her quiet support.
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President Trump has the opportunity to take the lead on one crucial, pro-growth tax cut.
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Lahiri rolled in a 16-foot birdie effort on the next hole to take the lead.
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It's imperative that New York take the lead, because New York is a city of color.
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Regulators are trying to speed up that process for U.S. companies angling to take the lead.
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Overall, Lighthizer will take the lead on negotiations along with U.S. President Donald Trump, he added.
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You're used to seeing Oscar-winning actor Forest Whitaker take the lead on the big screen.
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The Spurs scored to take the lead, but James had one more chance to win it.
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More of these hidden stories remain to be unearthed, and women may well take the lead.
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"When we drafted the bill, Cory was the first one to take the lead," Manchin said.
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"When we drafted the bill, Cory was the first one to take the lead," Manchin said.
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Mr. Trump also needs to take the lead in devising a fiscal response to the crisis.
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Matilda, fearless as always, pushed ahead to take the lead, with Sherman squeezing in beside her.
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People running for office can take the lead by looking for common ground and shared values.
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Driving the news: "We should take the lead, not obstruct other nations," Bolton tweeted on Tuesday.
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In determining his latest dinner party menu, David Tanis lets the main course take the lead.
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In the Senate, White House counsel Pat Cipollone will deliver opening arguments and take the lead.
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If there are children, who will take the lead in keeping track of their activities calendar?
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While government regulation plays a key role in ensuring safe operations, industry must take the lead.
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The administration is calling for a single federal agency to take the lead on each project.
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Following a Bulldogs punt, the Aggies took the ball and looked poised to take the lead.
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The US should take the lead in addressing this crisis forcefully, defending, investigating, prosecuting and educating.
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There are lots of reasons for Google to let Facebook take the lead here, of course.
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Wanstrath had previously stepped down in 2012 and let cofounder Tom Preston-Werner take the lead.
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GOP lawmakers are letting Pai take the lead, but it's still unclear how far he'll go.
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Q: What are companies doing to take the lead on this and get their employees saving?
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It was a big hit, and it put the Mets in position to take the lead.
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Instead, if the plan is approved, local government entities will take the lead on managing data.
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We need a global approach to climate change, and the United States must take the lead.
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What's more, it is a future in which they take the lead in decarbonizing the country.
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How do you figure out who should be the one to take the lead in this?
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That creates a completely different power structure because it requires some people to take the lead.
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Could the Siri-enabled HomePod find the same success as other Apple products and take the lead?
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In other words, it seems that men would prefer their partners to take the lead more often.
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Nigerians take the lead on lists of black billionaires, and one, Aliko Dangote, takes the top spots.
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The FBI will take the lead on the investigation because the bodies were found on federal land.
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It was awesome to be able to get a three-run homer and we take the lead.
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France had said in June that it will take the lead in the development of the programme.
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LG Display's OLED panels have helped its sibling, LG Electronics, take the lead in high-end televisions.
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Take the lead and think outside the box romantically, creatively, and in the makeup department, of course.
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Malta turned down the Ocean Viking requests saying it could not take the lead on any disembarkment.
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Ryan is making an effort to bridge these factions by urging Trump himself to take the lead.
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But at a bare minimum, T-Mobile wants to take the lead on the 5G marketing hype.
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But he let Alito and Thomas take the lead in putting frustration and fury down on paper.
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Here, though, he gets to take the lead, serving as more of an antihero than a villain.
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But Washington stormed back in the third with five runs to take the lead at 5-272.
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Thus, they said the central bank has decided to take the lead in discussions with financial institutions.
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It can be difficult for a person in distress to initiate that conversation, so take the lead.
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Creighton used the game's second big streak to take the lead for good in the second half.
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Johnson then passed Bowman and Logano in a single lap to take the lead on lap 120.
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One option is for NATO to take the lead in crating a more coordinated approach, Nance said.
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And we need the person to take the lead and bring us back to where we were.
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The Sooners responded with an 18-5 run over the next four minutes to take the lead.
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Meyers is great at blending into the scenery, which means his women writers can take the lead.
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And above all it is up to Merkel to take the lead, to say what she wants.
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It's ultimately a house record, letting samples and melody take the lead over his typical compositional excavations.
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Houston opened the fourth with 15 straight points to take the lead and never gave it back.
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The White Sox missed an opportunity to tie the game or take the lead in the seventh.
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His pinch-hit homer was his second this second this season to tie or take the lead.
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Colorado trailed 23-6 heading into the bottom of the fifth but rallied to take the lead.
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America needs to take the lead, but that leadership doesn't mean we should foot the whole bill.
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Overall, Lighthizer will take the lead on negotiations along with Republican U.S. President Donald Trump, he added.
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Dallas outshot Colorado 14-4 in the first period and had several opportunities to take the lead.
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Clinton wins the presidency, she might not take the lead in the national popular vote for hours.
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If necessary, Congress should take the lead on European security issues as it has in recent years.
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Maybe New Balance, Adidas, Brooks, Reebok and Under Armour want to take the lead on this issue.
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Rather, it suggested the National Cyber Director in the White House take the lead on national coordination.
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Belgium needed only nine minutes to take the lead with their first serious foray into Scottish territory.
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It will coincide with the state inquiry and Texas authorities will take the lead in the case.
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Is this a Jared Kushner thing, a Steve Bannon thing, or does someone else take the lead?
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The rub is in how to rectify that — and which level of government should take the lead.
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The A's scored three times in the bottom of the inning to take the lead for good.
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John Kasich (R), a former presidential contender, pleaded with Trump to take the lead on the issue.
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Someone has to take the lead in Washington and that's what a president is supposed to do.
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But Oklahoma City then went more than three minutes without scoring, allowing Houston to take the lead.
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District attorneys can take the lead by refusing to prosecute most, if not all, of these cases.
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I urge Congress to take the lead in establishing American values abroad by saying yes to TPP.
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Where Brown dominated the yearly agenda, Newsom has often let legislators take the lead on controversial issues.
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But for now, that committee is largely sitting back and letting Intelligence take the lead, lawmakers said.
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The Astros threatened to take the lead in the eighth inning, loading the bases with one out.
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The Department of State, the Commerce Department, the Department of Transportation take the lead on the claims.
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Mr. Rubio's campaign is oriented around a message of letting a new generation of conservatives take the lead.
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Parents should let the child take the lead in coming up with responses, but can and should help.
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Women and children would take the lead (including a troop of young, black Boy Scouts), clad in white.
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And the question is though if they are to take the lead, what does that lead look like?
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Tampa Bay would answer quickly and score twice in the span of 23 seconds to take the lead.
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"I think we need to let the president take the lead on this front," Sanders told Fox News.
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" By June, Macron was looking to take the lead of a European brigade against Trump, rejecting American "hegemony.
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"They get a power play goal and we come right back and take the lead again," Chiasson said.
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Now is the time for America's millennials, gen X, and gen Y to continue to take the lead.
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Harvard University researcher Alán Aspuru-Guzik told Chemical & Engineering News that other competitors may soon take the lead.
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For now, he said, he will step aside and let another lawyer from his office take the lead.
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That's because 18 percent— including one-third of all Republicans —prefer that the Congressional GOP take the lead.
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My Bachelor discussion group is bored with Peter and thinks Dean is too young to take the lead.
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Civilian authorities are due to take the lead for the final 18 months of the 39-month transition.
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But if history is any guide, the markets may take the lead-up to the referendum in stride.
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I let Phoebe take the lead with them, as I've got a table of four to deal with.
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We're not waiting on politics to take the lead, but rather being the change we want to see.
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With Tamlyn's departure, Krebs had to be ready to take the lead as the band's main songwriting force.
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At the United Nations, Chinese diplomats generally allowed Russia to take the lead in disputes over Western activities.
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Trailing 3-0, the White Sox mounted a two-out rally, scoring four times to take the lead.
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Where the Dutch were often content to let Britain take the lead, now they must step up themselves.
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As allies, cis people should allow trans folks to take the lead, and focus on elevating trans voices.
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And it is hard to see things changing this year, with no country likely to take the lead.
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To me, it hasn't been really clear who is going to actually take the lead on this project.
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The House, where all revenue-related bills must originate, is expected to take the lead on tax reform.
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"Because the Americans are sending mixed signals, Putin probably sees an opening to take the lead," he said.
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Are any vets groups going to take the lead and insist he apologize to McCain and other POWs?
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But Assad and his patrons must be stopped, and if America does not take the lead, who will?
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Prosecutors take the lead on questioning witnesses, with FBI agents occasionally chiming in with facts investigators have found.
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NATO may have to take the lead, meet their defense commitments, and handle the Euro-zone deterrence mission.
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And it is supposed to take the lead in designing and promoting grand strategies to stop AIDS altogether.
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The Mets had a chance to take the lead in the eighth when Flores doubled with two outs.
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New York cut the gap to one on two occasions but never was able to take the lead.
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Local and national governments need to take the lead on this, but the international community can provide support.
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Falling behind early, the United States rallied to take the lead as Muhammad beat Ekaterina Dyachenko, 10-4.
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Officials said they have ideas they would like lawmakers to consider but want Congress to take the lead.
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Meanwhile, business has largely opted to sit in the backseat, both unwilling and unwelcome to take the lead.
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The U.S. must take the lead in guiding these foreign governments in the development of nuclear energy infrastructure.
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The administration let lawmakers take the lead in crafting the details of legislation, but provided some technical expertise.
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The administration should leverage Seoul even more as negotiations proceed, letting them take the lead in important areas.
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Perkins responded with back-to-back layups as Gonzaga scored seven straight to take the lead for good.
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Trump has authorized the Pentagon to take the lead on a number of military decisions during his administration.
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Miami put up six straight hits to take the lead back, and Santana was replaced by Trevor May.
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China will likely step into the void and take the lead in establishing the rules of the road.
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But Anaheim struck back to take the lead by converting its first power-play chance of the game.
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Magna will take the lead on manufacturing and will outfit cars from customer automakers with autonomous driving technology.
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The reality is that the states will always take the lead when the federal government can't take action.
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The administration would let law enforcement take the lead on releasing findings about the cyber intrusion, he said.
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The Atlanta Police Department and Department of Homeland Security will take the lead on security plans, officials say.
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Congress should take the lead in overhauling mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a new report said.
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" What became clear, she said, was that "there's the potential for many different candidates to take the lead.
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Basically what I'm saying is that this rice is so good you can let it take the lead.
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And then there's the hypocrisy issue: If you're going to preach gender equality, why not take the lead?
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Their inaction, however, has opened the door for other parts of the Jewish community to take the lead.
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The curriculum emphasizes the importance of letting clients take the lead in disclosing details about their personal lives.
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And businesses should take the lead, if only out of a self-interested concern for their bottom line.
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Will the United States and its allies take the lead in establishing the norms of behavior in space?
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"We hope that, in demonstrating Canada can do something, other countries take the lead as well," he said.
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I come in and keep the score close, and the next inning we take the lead or tie.
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Now, Republicans are unwilling to be further humiliated, but the White House has refused to take the lead.
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Katie Wheelbarger, acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for international security affairs, will take the lead on briefing staffers.
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With a kind of offhand savvy, he simplifies Monk's harmonies and lets his ludic rhythms take the lead.
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To change our current system, either the federal government will have to take the lead, or the states.
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Pilsen needed to bring down crime to have any hope of revival, but who would take the lead?
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She has designated the California congressman to take the lead in the Democrats' inquiry into the whistleblower complaint.
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Asked about arming teachers, Ryan suggested that the issue was not something Congress should take the lead on.
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Tampa Bay had a good chance to take the lead soon after as Washington got those two penalties.
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The United States must take the lead by ramping up a covert campaign against the regime's criminal enterprises.
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Tech companies must take the lead to publicize what they're doing and how they're doing in diversifying their workforce.
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Employers could take the lead here, incentivizing younger employees to become more invested in the future of Social Security.
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This has to change, and these companies themselves must take the lead in creating algorithmic accountability in their services.
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It's not often that a new female director gets a chance to take the lead on an action film.
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But in China, the PLA still had to take the lead, despite the last three decades of economic growth.
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"It's where I get the biggest level of coronary spasm," said Forrest, of watching apprentice surgeons take the lead.
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But the Blue Jays scored four runs off three Mariners relievers in the seventh inning to take the lead.
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For the bull run to last, cyclicals have to take the lead in the rally, according to the analyst.
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"The BOJ will stay in the game for many years but will no longer take the lead," Masanao said.
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Developing countries -- who suffer disproportionately from food insecurity -- must take the lead in defining their own path to prosperity.
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They take the lead in this horror-comedy as two high school sophomores obsessed with yoga and their phones.
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His departure makes room for longtime co-star Norman Reedus, who plays Daryl Dixon, to take the lead role.
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I found myself hopping in to defeat some of the trickier bosses but otherwise letting her take the lead.
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Queer black characters have been the sidekick for long enough; it's time for us to finally take the lead.
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E.ON will take the lead in power distribution in a rich country, Germany, that could come to love EVs.
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Seattle hit on another chunk play to take the lead, then tacked on a field goal for good measure.
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If Trump continues to avoid tough actions against the crown prince, Congress will have to take the lead instead.
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I was directed to take the lead on a new line of business totally unrelated to my previous work.
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Americans are deeply divided, however, over which party should take the lead when it comes to reforming gun laws.
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But Clemson responded with six 3-pointers among its next seven field goals to take the lead for good.
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Efforts to have Europe take the lead on major military operations for the Western allies have also been troubled.
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The solution is to let the federal government take the lead, much as it did during the Nixon administration.
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But is it even fair to expect athletes — especially black ones — to take the lead in fighting social injustices?
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"There was a clear need from a city to step up and take the lead on this," Gorman said.
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Will the new presenting duo take the lead of Craig Charles and be outfitted in really bad leather jackets?
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The hybrid platform will be powered by the Glassbreakers enterprise software solution and career resources from Take The Lead.
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Glassbreakers has been working with Take The Lead for "quite some time," Glassbreakers spokesperson Rose Dawydiak-Rapagnani told me.
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Phoenix was never able to take the lead and Atlanta held a 71-68 lead after the third period.
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As the group says, it's laid the groundwork, and now other organizations and House Democrats can take the lead.
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The United States should take the lead in four ways, and ask our partners and allies to join us.
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The SEC now has the opportunity to take the lead on regulation that works with industry, not against it.
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The potential solution is that the FDA could take the lead on developing a system for importing products safely.
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The strategy helped Amazon quickly take the lead in the voice-controlled device market — a market it practically created.
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But Tom Brady is about to get the ball back and just needs a touchdown to take the lead.
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And they should do it by letting the nonpolitical whistle-blower and the other civil servants take the lead.
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He might take the lead to try to keep his fellow justices from being quick to hear incendiary cases.
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Then there's five percent of the time when you have to take the lead and do something that's unpopular.
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In West Virginia, by contrast, the weakness of the unions left workers no choice but to take the lead.
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The veteran Washington defense lawyer John Dowd will take the lead in representing Mr. Trump for the Russia inquiry.
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Barcelona overtook Spanish rival Real Madrid to take the lead, with the latter raking in revenues of $21 million.
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"If [the Commission] wants to take the lead itself on Facebook, it has to be [about] competition," she added.
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The Raiders drove 85 yards in five plays to take the lead on a 35-yard pass to Cooper.
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It must give way to voices of moderation and inclusion that can take the lead in reforming religious education.
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" "And of course it's another reason why I don't think Loretta Lynch should take the lead in this investigation.
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Utah had a chance to tie or take the lead, but Jones missed a jumper with 16 seconds left.
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Oregon went silent for the rest of the quarter and let Wisconsin take the lead on a field goal.
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The U.S. State Department said Washington would take the lead in helping to clear rubble and restore basic services.
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It's a huge initiative, yet she affirmed how vital it was that the Mütter take the lead on it.
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Five smaller ships, which carried out coastal whaling under an IWC loophole, will take the lead after July 1.
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Mahershala Ali could become the next high-profile actor to take the lead in HBO's moody crime drama True Detective.
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When women take the lead and assert ourselves, we go against expectations — and often face pushback from men and women.
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Texas Southern regained possession with a chance to take the lead, but Lewis airballed a 3-pointer from the corner.
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"With this setup we are even better positioned to take the lead in the consolidation of the industry," Ryssdal said.
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Maillis says he and his wife allow William to take the lead in deciding what areas of interest to pursue.
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If someone near you goes down don't just ignore the situation, take the lead and lend a helping hand. 5.
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"She very much let Kate take the lead," veteran royal photographer Mark Stewart tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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After a scoreless first period, the Blackhawks needed less than a minute of the middle frame to take the lead.
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They had plenty of assets, but were concerned about who would take the lead in caring for the sick spouse.
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"Social media companies must take the lead in developing the rules and processes necessary to combat white nationalism online," Rep.
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For activities like these, which require advanced safety training, the camp has full-time, trained staff members take the lead.
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Baysa, who was 37 seconds behind the leaders at mile 21, seemingly came out of nowhere to take the lead.
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The talented canine contestant stuck around long enough to take the lead, but this first place hold was short lived.
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Government will have to take the lead, and it will require public investments — including in infrastructure and research — and regulations.
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My mom and I always take the lead (sorry boys!), and we get a little bit competitive toward the end.
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Productivity will soar as Prime Minister Rees-Mogg orders the civil service to take the lead in embracing the technology.
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What advice do you have for women who want to take the lead and tell their own stories in Hollywood?
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Richard Childress Racing's Austin Dillon started from the pole but on Lap 9, Johnson moved past to take the lead.
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The Braves scored twice in the fifth inning to take the lead, knocking out a laboring Montero after 107 pitches.
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"We fully expect the federal government to take the lead on the management of their property," Zent told local news.
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In the absence of a system of federal European courts, the judges from one member state must take the lead.
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Mnuchin has recently claimed that the White House does have a plan, but Congress is expected to take the lead.
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The Trumps' social secretary will have to take the lead and have final say on guest lists and china patterns.
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California has begun to take the lead on this, finding a balance between consumer protection, corporate responsibility, and government regulation.
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Until now Berlin has let French President Emmanuel Macron take the lead on Poland since he took office last May.
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Trump over the summer backed a $2023 federal minimum wage, but said states should take the lead on the issue.
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The Mean Green lost their chance to take the lead when Evans stole Umoja Gibson's bounce pass in the lane.
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The House Transportation panel has held several hearings on the topic and is expected to take the lead on legislation.
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Trump over the summer backed a $10 federal minimum wage, but said states should take the lead on the issue.
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" Adds the insider: "She has come to rely on Samantha's counsel and thought it best that she take the lead.
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Even Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents are split -- 25% back her and 46% want another Democrat to take the lead.
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If you take the lead on putting together a social situation, you'll automatically become a crucial part of the gathering.
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Detroit recovered to take the lead by halftime, then rallied back once again after trailing by seven after three quarters.
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The arrangement, said Valery Gurevich, a former vice governor of the Jewish autonomous region, allowed China to take the lead.
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Mnuchin told the Wall Street Journal last month that he thinks Congress should take the lead on indexing capital gains.
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Here are the key findings from the study:Banking apps take the lead when it comes to grasping the general population.
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Nationally, we may decide that there are certain areas where the federal government should take the lead in coastal protection.
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So, after asking two or three questions of his own, he leaves it to the interviewee to take the lead.
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As crossovers take the lead in practicality, VW has to bet that some consumers will prioritize fun and driving excitement.
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Aboard the Cornelia Marie, co-captain Casey McManus is allowing his partner Josh Harris to take the lead on Bairdi.
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"The FDA will have to take the lead for a solution to emerge," Hussain, the former FDA scientist, told ProPublica.
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The Hawks had a chance to take the lead, but Dennis Schroder threw the ball away on the next possession.
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Startups looking to go public pay fees to underwriters who take the lead in allocating shares and setting the price.
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To find a long-term solution, Congress must take the lead and to align the agency's duties and its funding.
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But not everyone wanted to see Mr. Wong, who became the face of the 2014 movement, again take the lead.
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We're past the point in history when congressional leaders are going to take the lead and set the party course.
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Since the federal government won't take the lead, governors must continue the work of undoing the harm of mass incarceration.
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He tossed two and two-thirds innings, allowing no more runs, and the Astros came back to take the lead.
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"Sadly, the numbers now suggest the U.S. is poised to take the lead in #coronavirus cases," Bossert wrote on Twitter.
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The F.B.I. said it would take the lead in the investigation, treating it as an assault on a federal officer.
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Bernie Sanders could take the lead in Iowa, and something called satellite caucuses appear to be giving him an edge.
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It's urgent to clarify roles and missions, clearly designate who will take the lead, and produce coherent, thorough threat assessments.
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Georgia Tech trailed 47-42 with 14:00 left and went on a 10-2 streak to take the lead.
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Washington must take the lead, create a new deterrence equation, and make it public, instead in sufficing with clandestine operations.
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"You've got to try to take the lead right there," Callaway said when asked about his decision to remove Syndergaard.
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"All the Slams are fully supportive of us trying this, and we are happy to take the lead," Allaster said.
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At various points, numerous committees have all tried to take the lead on solving the issue, creating even more confusion.
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But that just set the stage for the Blues to take the lead and then lose it a second time.
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"Somehow, the American people are supposed to believe this group will take the lead on tackling poverty," said the spokesman.
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Yunel Escobar followed with an infield single to take the lead and Mike Trout singled home a run for insurance.
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"McDonald's is perfectly positioned — if it chooses — to take the lead in an industry that's rampant with abuse," she says.
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The Pelicans committed 13 turnovers in the first half but used hot shooting to take the lead at the break.
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Given that the courts may well upset the status quo, but only marginally so, Congress could instead take the lead.
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Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) said he is letting the White House take the lead.
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"I do architecture, but it's completely different," she said of her work, so she let her husband take the lead.
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The Giants went ahead 26-20, the Mets came back to take the lead and then the bullpen faltered again.
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But the two-time defending champion of this event eagled No. 18, sinking a long putt to take the lead.
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Ford will take the lead on pickup trucks and large delivery vans, while VW will develop small vans for crowded cities.
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While Trump typically likes to take the lead, he appeared to followed the queen&aposs direction, adjusting his pace to hers.
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Cable companies are well-positioned to take the lead in consolidation, thanks to their dominance of wireline markets around the country.
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According to people in the courtroom, Woodward wore a rumpled seersucker suit last month and mostly let Kolenich take the lead.
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In another rare move, the PMUs openly pledged to allow the Iraqi army and police take the lead on the operations.
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Season 21 saw Nick Viall, a Bachelorette contestant twice over, take the lead role after a stint on Bachelor in Paradise.
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The Jaguars (3-5) had won three straight times in London and had a chance late to potentially take the lead.
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The Knicks had a chance to take the lead when Hezonja stole the ball from Johnson, but Burke missed a layup.
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Game of Thrones and Narcos star Pedro Pascal will take the lead role in the new Star Wars series, The Mandalorian.
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And if our officers can take the lead on learning that very important lesson, I think that's a very big deal.
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Calling the allegations of Russian meddling "disturbing," McConnell said Monday the intelligence panel should take the lead, dismissing calls by Sen.
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The second stage, until 2025, is to take the lead in electric, connected cars, while boosting margins to 6 per cent.
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The Ravens, who rushed for 211 yards, took advantage of a pivotal second-quarter stretch to take the lead for good.
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But, our regulators must take the lead in writing the rules that govern the American financial system, subject to Congressional direction.
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As U.S. shale output declines, production from members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will take the lead.
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The Senators capitalized on an Islanders turnover to score a short-handed goal and take the lead early in the first.
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Cheetahs may take the lead in Google searches for fastest animal, but in reality the crown goes to the peregrine falcon.
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But New Orleans couldn't take the lead, falling behind and tying it up five more times, the last at 222-95.
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Bernie needs to win something like 68% of the remaining primary votes to take the lead in earned delegates from Hillary.
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Instead of retreating on the global stage, we should take the lead in promoting human rights and solutions for climate change.
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In such an open field, the candidate best able to forge a coalition stands the best chance to take the lead.
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Over half of Pew respondents believe the news media should take the lead in fixing this problem of made-up news.
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With the Eagles defense stifling them, the Patriots got clever to finally get in the end zone and take the lead.
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Letting someone with more experience take the lead initially is easier, and learning by example is pleasurable to say the least.
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That drought opened the door for the Wolf Pack to take the lead, which they did on guard Lindsey Drew's layup.
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We really saw an opportunity to take the lead on that project and develop a shopping center along with 22,2100 condominiums.
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Absent U.S. moral leadership, other countries should take the lead to strengthen the international system and restore ethics in international affairs.
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Bunge Chief Executive Officer Soren Schroder said this month that the industry needed mergers and that Bunge could take the lead.
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Instead, he referred the financier, Gabriel Schulze, to then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo and requested that the agency take the lead.
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Did DAP take the lead and direct as this sort-of technically trained musician or was it a more collaborative process?
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Moore led the race at first, but Jones soon overtook him to take the lead and eventually be declared the winner.
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Counties and cities can also take the lead on cleanup, he said, and that too has not been fully sorted out.
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With a chance to take the lead, Arizona State's Shannon Evans II missed a 3-pointer with 2 seconds to go.
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Could dissatisfaction with Mr. Clayton cause Congress to take the lead on making major changes to the reporting obligations of companies?
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Junk removal could also be part of the picture going forward, and the private sector could take the lead there, too.
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While the logic of Chase's reluctance to love falls apart on close inspection, it gives Alex cause to take the lead.
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Letting private industry take the lead can also limit the amount of debt that cities and states need to take on.
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Now Pence's office is expected to take the lead role on coordinating all public statements and appearances related to the coronavirus.
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BYRON NELSON James Hahn shot a bogey-free six-under 64 to take the lead after three rounds in Irving, Tex.
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FEMA needs to take the lead in investigating our changing climate and how it is affecting our statistical practices and metrics.
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LeBron James surpassed Luka Doncic and Giannis Antetokounmpo to take the lead in fan voting for the 11 All-Star Game.
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As citizens, we must all encourage our nation's elected officials to take the lead and make election security their top priority.
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But the Mets rebounded in the next inning and took advantage of a miscue by the Rangers to take the lead.
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" Later in a conference call, the company said Ireland would take the lead but Apple would "be a very active participant.
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The euro zone often looks to France and Germany, the twin "motors" of Europe, to take the lead on reform plans.
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The announcement was light on details, but said three top executives from each company will take the lead on the project.
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With the aid of two facemask penalties, Iowa State needed just 2:45 to take the lead when Purdy found Kolar.
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The Demon Deacons missed a chance to take the lead, giving Charlotte the ball with just less than 40 seconds left.
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The nations can let Mother Nature take the lead and allow conditions to continue to deteriorate until the public demands action.
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"This investigation goes far beyond collusion," said Nadler, whose committee would take the lead in any effort to impeach the president.
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The Giants threatened to take the lead back in the fourth quarter, driving all the way to the Redskins' 303-yard line.
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Rotondo said he wanted to take the lead role caring for his infant based on his experience caring for his first child.
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Trump addressed the leaders of 55 Muslim countries in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and said they must take the lead in combating radicalisation.
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And, most importantly, tech companies must take the lead to publicize what they're doing and how they're doing in diversifying their workforce.
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Democrats were more likely to say the federal government, while Republicans were more likely to prefer that U.S. states take the lead.
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Jeff Green and Tomas Satoransky added 15 points each for Washington, which rallied from an abysmal start to briefly take the lead.
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EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager recently said Europe should "take the lead" on such a proposal if there is insufficient global consensus.
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Olyunin won the men's final ahead of the Olympic champion Pierre Vaultier and Alex Pullin to take the lead in the standings.
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But they were made to sweat for about an hour and needed an own goal and a penalty to take the lead.
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If you do take the lead and ask a guy out, or offer to pick up the tab, it means you're desperate.
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Yu Zhijian was not the eldest, but the tallest and fastest, so with his long legs he tended to take the lead.
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Ever since Emmanuel Macron vowed in 2017 to "make our planet great again", France has sought to take the lead in greenery.
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John Barrasso (WY), Bill Cassidy (LA), and Rick Scott (FL) to take the lead in developing a new Republican health care bill.
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Or, I can simply let them take the lead of the conversation, as most pedophiles desire: They love to be in control.
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Those who studied petroleum engineering take the lead, with a median starting salary of $82,700 that grew to $183,600 by mid-career.
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Penzone, a Democrat and former Phoenix police officer, has said the county's deputies will not take the lead on immigration enforcement anymore.
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As part of those efforts, Mr. Giuliani will take the lead dealing with Mr. Mueller's office on an interview with Mr. Trump.
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The Washington Capitals head into tonight's game five against the Maple Leafs with a chance to take the lead in the series.
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Thompson poured in four 3-pointers in the first 6:03, helping Golden State take the lead for good at 16-9.
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The banter between presenters is one of the highlights of the show — especially this year, without a host to take the lead.
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Turner will lead sales efforts for Live Stories and shows, while Snapchat will take the lead for sponsorships on the Discover channels.
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"Greiss was extremely solid tonight and obviously gave us a solid chance to take the lead and win the game," Lee said.
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The world's second-largest economy is already vying to take the lead in post-war reconstruction even before the conflict has ended.
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Trailing 106-105, the Nuggets (18-30) had a chance to take the lead but forward Danilo Gallinari stepped out of bounds.
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If the Heat got the rebound, they'd still have plenty of time to tie or take the lead, crushing the Hornets' morale.
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Men like to take the lead, and it's still true that women have to take care of their families more than men.
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It is not known whether fast-growing China, which wants developed countries to take the lead in reducing aviation emissions, will join.
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"I am not always optimistic about the chances of Democrats to take the lead," he said in a conference call on Saturday.
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With the Trump administration on the wrong side of the issue, it's up to the rest of us to take the lead.
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However, as the fourth quarter wore on Dragic tired noticeably and Serbia were able to take the lead halfway through the period.
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They equalized through Joel Matip's header and created a host of other chances to take the lead as City appeared to tire.
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"It is time to treat suicide like any other life-threatening emergency, and Congress should take the lead," Stewart and Moulton wrote.
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Bishop will take the lead on tactical asset allocation and participate in the management of multi-asset strategies, Heartwood said on Monday.
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Thompson sponsored a background check bill this year and in 2016, and he will likely take the lead on it next year.
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Thompson poured in four 3-pointers in the first 6:133, helping Golden State take the lead for good at 16-9.
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But he's letting Trump, who has threatened to veto a spending bill that fails to fund his border wall, take the lead.
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Commerce can, through its Economic Development Agency, take the lead in helping attract new industries and exploiting an affected community's comparative advantage.
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Opponents of pulling out of the agreement argue that withdrawing would allow other nations to take the lead on combatting climate change.
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"Nissan let Mitsubishi take the lead in developing minicars, but Mitsubishi's own level of tech was not that high," Mr. Endo said.
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The United States has said it will take the lead in helping to clear rubble and restore basic services to the city.
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But it's not enough to just let women take the lead in the chemistry round, as though that's some kind of concession.
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The Senators, who have now gone nine straight games scoring two goals or less, never really did threaten to take the lead.
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For those situations, teachers are supposed to take the lead, charge the gunman, and then call on the pre-teens for help.
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The Office of the Inspector General, which looks into accusations of misconduct by public employees, will take the lead on the case.
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Clemson needed just six plays to take the lead back, with Travis Etienne running the ball in from the 1-yard line.
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The American military has had to take the lead in expanding the Afghan government's capacity because our civilian agencies have been ineffectual.
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Giuliani later conceded that prosecutors from the Department of Justice should take the lead going forward, to avoid a conflict of interest.
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A committee aide said that while agency auditors would take the lead, NIST would still have "significant input" in the audit process.
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Mike Conaway (R-Texas) will take the lead on the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation in Nunes's place, with assistance from Reps.
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The game was tied 2-2 after two periods, and the Avalanche appeared to take the lead again early in the third.
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So state and local governments need to take the lead in conserving wildlife corridors while reducing animal-vehicle collisions in the West.
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That includes appointing specialist diversity and inclusion (D&I) professionals to take the lead on equal hiring practices and promoting new initiatives.
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"We all miss John terribly," star Katey Sagal told Entertainment Weekly as she prepared to take the lead role in the sitcom.
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At that point, the House Judiciary Committee would take the lead on the impeachment push — potentially in the first week of December.
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If existing remedies should not be adequate in particular cases, then the U.S. should take the lead in pushing the necessary changes.
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Hickton, the former federal prosecutor, said the Justice Department has preferred to let state officials take the lead in investigating Catholic dioceses.
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Purdue had two opportunities to take the lead, but Jahaad Proctor missed a layup and Aaron Wheeler could not covert the putback.
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San Jose State led 49-41 early in the second, but the Rams used a 21-12 run to take the lead.
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And always, it seems, there is California, ready to take the lead until there are more responsible adults in the White House.
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He called on religious leaders to put aside their sometimes violent differences and take the lead in bringing peace to dangerous times.
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Debate immediately began on whether the medical profession or the Home Office should take the lead in the regulation of drug use.
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On Thursday, China's influential state-run tabloid the Global Times said China needed to take the lead in deciding the island's future.
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The FTC will take the lead on oversight of Amazon, while the DOJ will have greater jurisdiction over Google, according to the Post.
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So if Apple has figured that out, it will be a genuinely new thing that it can claim to take the lead on.
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The show threw so many twists and turns, offered so many potential outcomes, that it seemed impossible that one would take the lead.
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With the Riksbank nervous about a stronger crown, it is likely to wait for the ECB to take the lead in tightening policy.
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Kansas State opened up a 12-point lead midway through the first 20 minutes but Texas Tech stormed back to take the lead.
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Fast-forward 84 years, and for a brief interlude it looked like GM was about to take the lead in bringing electrics back.
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But Rutgers went on a 23-225 spurt to take the lead for good and went into intermission with a 267-22 advantage.
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If the numbers continue on their current trajectory, these digitally enabled wearable computers may take the lead in actual sales dollars by 2020.
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It's quite possible other people are looking for travel companions too but aren't sure how to take the lead on making plans. 8.
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But analysts said that none of these companies have yet to really make a big impact, allowing to Amazon to take the lead.
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This is truly a global crisis and it is long past time for the United States to take the lead in solving it.
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He dropped serve twice in the opening set as Lajovic kept his cool and held serve to take the lead on Court One.
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The reality TV star and her new beau fearlessly take the lead (well, with a highly trained guide shepherding them along, that is).
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The 62-year-old served as the body's president for a decade, but stepped down so a younger person could take the lead.
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But in practice most comparable organisations have let the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) take the lead since it was set up in 1985.
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Another pair of Westbrook free throws and a Harden turnover put Oklahoma City in position to take the lead with 28 seconds left.
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The approach would decisively change the course of events in Libya, and then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy seemed eager to take the lead.
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Yet even after it was decided that a coalition of NATO members would enforce the resolution, France remained eager to take the lead.
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The Uber driver allegedly suggested he take the lead because he thought the other car didn't seem to know where it was going.
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Since Medicaid is administered by the states rather than the federal government, they would have to take the lead in achieving universal coverage.
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After America's exit from the Paris climate accord, Germany, along with other European countries, was expected to take the lead in implementing it.
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The White Sox seemed poised to take the lead in the second but Fulmer wiggled out of a bases-loaded, none-out jam.
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Newcomer Nick Senzel, who started with the Reds on Friday, hit two back-to-back home runs, helping the Reds take the lead.
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Others are looking for someone else to take the lead, such as the Council of Europe's Venice Commission, a pan-European constitutional watchdog.
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While the brand claims to take the lead on the lowest prices for many physical products, it's travel services arm is relatively unknown.
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For now, the U.S. is signaling that it expects the countries on the front lines to take the lead in reaching a resolution.
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They had four straight possessions with a chance to tie or take the lead but committed four turnovers, three by guard Tyler Ulis.
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" This includes delegating an assignment "you would ordinarily handle yourself or have one of your team members take the lead on a project.
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She would take the lead on setting and articulating the party's talking points, while Pelosi and Schumer work to whip Democrats in Congress.
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But it's not smart to let one spouse take the lead, she said — both should be actively involved in steering the family's finances.
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Minnesota blew an early three-run lead before battling back to tie the game and take the lead with a five-run seventh.
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The Canucks needed just 19 seconds of that to take the lead on Boucher's fifth goal after a scramble in the low slot.
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It took the Stars just 19 seconds to take the lead, as they capitalized on a Samuel Girard turnover in his own zone.
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Beginning March 14, Mr. Fierstein will take the lead in a new gay-themed play, "Gently Down the Stream," by Martin Sherman ("Bent").
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Others are looking for someone else to take the lead such as the Council of Europe's Venice Commission, a pan-European constitutional watchdog.
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Shi'ite militias will be allowed to take the lead in operations to retake Hawija, a nearby town controlled by Islamic State, officials said.
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The U.S. should take the lead on convening this coalition of committed parties to address forced and irregular migration once and for all.
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With Jacobs missing Wednesday's practice with a shoulder injury and the Texans likely to take the lead early, Jacobs' ceiling could be limited.
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The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) also said bigger banks should take the lead to boost lending to these smaller enterprises.
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He thinks that if the US doesn't take the lead on geoengineering, other countries like China will, and it could lead to war.
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President Obama has said that if the United States doesn't write the rules, China will take the lead on foreign policy and trade.
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The document designates which federal agency will take the lead in different areas of response efforts in the event of a "significant" cyberattack.
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Portland led 44-29 when the Thunder used a 16-0 run to take the lead at 45-44 midway through the quarter.
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And understand that sometimes it makes sense for the boss to take the lead when it comes to presenting a project or idea.
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Overall in Europe, escalating trade disputes have driven cyclical mining and autos sectors down this year while healthcare and technology take the lead.
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No Western delegation was willing to take the lead and expose itself as a "ringleader" through a joint statement or resolution, diplomats said.
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Just like they did Saturday, the Avalanche used a five-on-three power-play goal to take the lead in the second period.
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The newspaper industry set up an aggressive lobbying coalition called STOPP (Stop Tariffs on Printers & Publishers) to take the lead on the effort.
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Verizon (VZ), CNN parent company AT&T (T) and other American wireless companies are racing to take the lead in 5G for consumers.
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Jessie Govan had 15 points for the Hoyas (10-8), who used a 7-0 run late to take the lead for good.
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But Trump said he will only use the Defense Production Act (DPA) as a last resort, and wants governors to take the lead.
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Don't talk yourself down Being asked to take the lead on a new project can be scary, and self-doubt can creep in.
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Importantly, the White House expects Mr. Quarles, and not the next Fed chairman, to take the lead role in sorting out these questions.
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Democrats should take the lead in canceling big rallies and structuring different events that show their concern for the issues confronting the country.
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Let nostalgia take the lead and invite the person you'd like to smooch to a kissing game while these planets work their magic.
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Chelsea squandered a chance to take the lead when Diego Costa scampered away from the Everton defence and picked out Eden Hazard's run.
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In fact, the Giants were handed two opportunities to take the lead in the opening quarter but squandered each with feeble offensive play.
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The question today is who will take the lead — the executive branch, the legislative branch, or maybe a cross-section of agricultural leaders.
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With children under age 10, parents can take the lead in a discussion about where family members have room to grow, she said.
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Democratic aides contend it was a natural transition for Schiff to take the lead on an issue that originated in the intelligence community.
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We expected touchdowns — and we'll probably still get those — but Clemson landed a 52-yard field goal to take the lead, 10-103.
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It seemed as if the Texans would take the lead on an extra point, but Houston's place-kicker, Ka'imi Fairbairn, missed wide right.
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Lamb scored touchdowns of 215 and 230 yards after halftime to help the Sooners take the lead for good and then protect it.
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The Cyclones had three opportunities in the fourth period to tie the game or take the lead but couldn't get over the hump.
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Still, Republicans concede that Trump is going to be driving the conversation on infrastructure and largely expect the administration to take the lead.
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"It's girls' turn to take the lead - to be seen, heard and valued as equals," said Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen, Plan International's chief executive.
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But it's absolutely possible if anglers are willing to take the lead and work through the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council process.
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These three simple rules have enabled Pompeo to take the lead on major issues from North Korea to Iran to Afghanistan to Venezuela.
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Since then, its regional rivals have seen strong growth, and the American juggernaut has failed to take the lead, market observers told CNBC.
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Gowdy insisted Monday that the subpoena decision was up to Goodlatte, saying that he has allowed the veteran lawmaker to take the lead.
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WH official tells me the Trump Administration will not release its own detailed tax bill proposal, instead will let Hill take the lead.
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This is truly a global crisis, and it is long past time for the United States to take the lead in solving it.
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Trump will likely let Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's take the lead – as he tends to do on Senate matters (though not always!).
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Mr. Albert recommended the script to his producing partner, Mr. Ramis, and they tried to persuade Mr. Murray to take the lead role.
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Washington State trailed 12-10 five minutes into the game before going on a 10-0 run to take the lead for good.
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A stretch of 10 straight missed field goals by Florida enabled South Carolina to take the lead with 11 minutes 28 seconds remaining.
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By a margin of 20 points, Americans say the United States should be more involved and take the lead role in international events.
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Faced with this vacuum, nongovernmental organizations need to take the lead on fostering cooperation across various levels of government and among political parties.
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Roundup James Hahn shot a bogey-free six-under-par 65 on Friday to take the lead at the Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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By Sunday, Trump tweeted that he was working with Graham on a sanctions plan and that Treasury would take the lead on executing it.
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Brooklyn had a chance to take the lead late in regulation, but Jarrett Allen missed a pair of free throws with 5.7 seconds remaining.
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Or perhaps one partner wants to let their partner take the lead, while their partner wants a pairing of highly driven, Type A personalities.
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The Adidas influence within the sports teams it represents is becoming more prevalent, as it even chooses to take the lead with its partnerships.
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"We will reduce the government's direct participation in the equity ownership of companies so that the private sector can take the lead," he said.
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"Beverly Hills is the perfect community to take the lead to make this technology a reality," explained Mayor John Mirisch in a press release.
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Donald Trump's White House is pushing his international agenda aggressively, with the rest of the world allowing the Trump administration to take the lead.
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Jordan seemed to take the lead, but in the end it came down to choosing between Zac Efron and another Swift ex, Calvin Harris.
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In response, Trump has hired Dowd, a veteran Washington, D.C. criminal defense lawyer, to take the lead in representing him in the Russia inquiry.
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The International Monetary Fund will likely take the lead in what would be one of the largest and most complicated sovereign debt restructurings ever.
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Similarly, while Hastings set the vision for the company's global expansion, lower-ranking executives take the lead on deciding which markets to enter when.
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"Obviously, you want to take the lead right away, especially when those guys have been playing pretty well against us this year," Pujols said.
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That we expect to take the lead set by the new full-size Pilot crossover and add to it some, well, truck-y features.
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Chief executive of Football Federation Australia David Gallop welcomed the IFAB's decision and wants the nation's league to take the lead in these trials.
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The goal is for the students to take the lead in educating and empowering their peers about the signs and dangers of relationship abuse.
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The group was launched at the Davos 2016 World Economic Forum to encourage businesses to take the lead in poverty reduction and sustainable development.
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Instead, Thune said the House will have to take the lead on efforts to transfer the country's air navigation system to a private corporation.
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The candidates' delegates still leave room for another candidate to take the lead: Trump leads the pack with 17, Cruz has claimed 11, Sen.
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Notably, Ivanka Trump, a senior adviser to the President, has reportedly wanted to take the lead on climate change, an unnamed source told Politico.
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Vanderbilt and Northwestern played the best game of the tournament so far, with Vanderbilt clawing back to take the lead in the final minutes.
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But also tremendous are the perils of not developing the new science, and allowing other nations to take the lead in this critical area.
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Trump first weighed in on the attack 12 days after the soldiers were ambushed, letting his spokespeople and the Defense Department take the lead.
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As long as the BAT does not specifically target China, Beijing will grumble, hope others take the lead, and itself remain on the sidelines.
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Trailing by 210-210, they even had an opportunity to take the lead, but Thompson misfired on an open 26 from the left corner.
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Among many other examples, a considerable majority have generally held that the UN, not the United States, should take the lead in international crises.
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"Being open about your weak points demonstrates an authenticity that people will relate to, while asking for help empowers them to take the lead."
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The Wolfpack didn't take the lead for good until 211:403 remained, beginning a 240-238 spurt and stretching the margin to 212 points.
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Videgaray returned to the cabinet, this time as Foreign Relations secretary, after Trump's November victory, vowing to take the lead in U.S.-Mexico relations.
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Okafor's layup got the Pelicans within two, but they again missed an opportunity to take the lead when Williams missed a 3-point try.
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A stable, sovereign Syria that would result from a diplomatic agreement could also take the lead in keeping a decimated ISIS down and out.
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On Lap 2, Ickx, the Ferrari team leader, quickly passed his teammate to take the lead, and Stewart, close behind him also passed Regazzoni.
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It is important for the LDP to take the lead on debate about fiscal discipline, said Fumio Kishida, head of policy for the party.
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They managed just three points over the last five-plus minutes of the half, enabling Wisconsin to take the lead into the locker room.
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Trailing 63-62 with around 10 seconds left, Duke was trying to avoid Cuse fouls and get to the rim to take the lead.
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When the Toronto Maple Leafs came back with three straight goals to take the lead, they did not panic and stayed with the plan.
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The White House must take the lead to reassure the markets that its economic agenda is on course -- and that it is being implemented.
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Missouri's investigation demonstrates how states and Europe have begun to take the lead on examining Google, which has avoided antitrust scrutiny from federal regulators.
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It's unlikely that the United States government will take the lead in investigating what happened at Facebook and whether the breach warrants any consequences.
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China and Europe, which found themselves behind on 4G, have also been looking to the next generation as an opportunity to take the lead.
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In July 2018, it entered exclusive talks with Ouro Preto, but the unlisted company later lowered the bid, allowing Trident to take the lead.
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Mr. Sharif had long been at odds with the military, asserting that elected officials should take the lead in formulating foreign and security policy.
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It included guidelines for Ms. Nielsen and other homeland security officials to "take the lead" on strategic communications intended to highlight the Pentagon's role.
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Rick Scott, the margin has dwindled to about 13,000 votes; Mr. Nelson hopes to make that up in the recount and take the lead.
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In the 37th minute the United States managed to take the lead 1-0 and succeeded in holding off England through the second half.
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GLORIA FELDT, NEW YORK The writer is a co-founder and president of Take the Lead, a nonprofit that prepares women for leadership parity.
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Colleges that want students to not only enroll but also graduate need to acknowledge this hidden crisis and take the lead in addressing it.
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It, however, seems to have less of an emphasis on encouraging shippers to take the lead in expanding that network effect that Leto describes.
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The Astros will now try to take the lead over the Yankees in Game 3 of the ALCS on Tuesday afternoon in New York.
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Cal used a 273-211 run at the start of the second half to erase a halftime deficit and take the lead for good.
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Healthcare insurers should supply these platforms to physicians, rather than expect busy physicians to take the lead and find these solutions on their own.
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Mets starter Steven Matz kept the Rockies relatively in check the first three innings, but Colorado erupted in the fourth to take the lead.
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The Suns had an opportunity to take the lead with 46 seconds remaining, but Anderson blocked a Kelly Oubre Jr.'s driving shot attempt.
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"We will reduce the government's direct participation in the equity ownership of companies so that the private sector can take the lead," he said.
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Based on a polluter-pays principle where developed countries that produced more emissions in the past should take the lead in fighting climate change.
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Drug industry lobbyists said the administration is focusing its priorities elsewhere and letting Congress and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) take the lead.
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They are studying their various legislative options and multiple committees are likely to be involved, but the House Judiciary Committee might take the lead.
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Feeling abandoned by the United States, they have turned to the Europeans to take the lead on the pursuit of a two-state solution.
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But within months, the Americans could see they needed to take the lead from their less experienced Emirati colleagues, said three former DREAD operatives.
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In New England, the Dolphins were driving with a chance to take the lead, getting to goal-to-go with just 30 seconds remaining.
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The 20-year-old Zverev converted his only break point in the first set to take the lead while Haase wasted six break chances.
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Lawmakers, though, have sought to take the lead, introducing a flurry of bills to take on Huawei and reduce American dependence on its technology.
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" But Biskupski, along with Roberts and Pugh, noted that the Trump administration meant that "we had to take the lead at the local level.
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It had called on Iraq to take the lead in freeing the hostages, who had been granted permits by Baghdad to hunt in the area.
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Butler had 13 points in the first two quarters, and Minnesota scored 17 points off of 10 Atlanta turnovers to take the lead into halftime.
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Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, has said he wishes the Senate would take the lead in investigating Russia's communications with top aides to the Trump campaign.
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Based on a "polluter-pays" principle where developed countries which had produced more emissions in the past should take the lead in fighting climate change.
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He suggested government officials could do a better job of organizing a standardized response, and that industry could take the lead in pushing a standard.
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Thursday is a great day for you to take the lead and share your future vision, as your planetary ruler Mars connects with messenger Mercury.
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The Canadiens had chances to take the lead when Phillip Danault hit the crossbar short-handed and Pacioretty was denied by Lundqvist on a breakaway.
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Colorado had a great chance to take the lead when Blake Comeau drew two Minnesota penalties on a shorthanded breakaway early in the second period.
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But we need the United States to go further, to take the lead in making a forward presence on NATO's eastern flank a multinational endeavor.
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There are still things I take the lead on — for instance, I wake up with the baby at night and still do the kids' laundry.
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Haskins threw touchdown passes of 353 yards to Binjimen Victor and 343 yards to K.J. Hill to take the lead with 333:323 to play.
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But without George, the Thunder initially responded well, with an 11-2 stretch immediately before the Blazers' strong finish to take the lead into halftime.
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The decision to leave the agreement is a message to the world: We'll take the lead on contributing to the problem, but not fixing it.
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Last year, word broke that Ali was in talks to take the lead role in the third season, and it entered production earlier this year.
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With international help, the museum's management is now trying to regain its former status and take the lead in cultural conservation and restoration in Bosnia.
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Just the opposite: it will set our country back, letting other countries take the lead in cleaner energy that creates jobs and improves people's lives.
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Recognizing that these incentives are aligned with safety should give us ease about letting private companies take the lead within a light-touch regulatory framework.
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Attorney Ty Cobb will take the lead from inside the White House on the Russia investigation when he formally starts his job on July 31.
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The NRA has come out in support of regulating bump stocks, and Speaker Paul Ryan has called for ATF to take the lead on regulation.
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Vlhova skied a strong second run to take the lead, which forced Shiffrin to take some risks as the final starter on the softening track.
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The survey found recovering belief in CEOs, with 64% saying CEOs should take the lead on change rather than waiting for government to impose it.
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Republicans have dedicated themselves to concealing President Trump's corrupt self-enrichment, and Chaffetz is the guy they've designated to take the lead in that effort.
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Legend has it that Hawn convinced Reese Witherspoon to take the lead role in Legally Blonde, likening the opportunity to her own in Private Benjamin.
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Representative Devin Nunes of California, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, is still expected to take the lead in outlining the Republicans' case.
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Venezuela had a chance to take the lead in the 84th minute, but goalkeeper José de Jesús Corona saved a bicycle kick by Josef Martínez.
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With the Giants up 10-6 to start the fourth, the Patriots, this time led by Jacoby Brissett at quarterback, threatened to take the lead.
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It's selfless, it's for all of us, and it recognizes that no one is going to bring about these changes unless inmates take the lead.
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Milwaukee rallied to take the lead again, as a 3-pointer by Mirotic capped a 10-2 run that put the Bucks up 74-73.
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Her husband was helping everyone else in Puerto Rico and she had to take the lead in looking for food and water for her family.
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That ought to put GM in a strong position to take the lead on better battery technology to reduce reliance on ozone-depleting fossil fuels.
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But just as Instagram emerged on the scene to take the lead with mobile, Venz Box says she fully expects new platforms to emerge soon.
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The Angels will try to take the lead in the four-game series when they visit the Houston Astros for the third meeting on Wednesday.
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The millennial generation needs to take the lead in thinking about what we are going to do if Zika persists in the next few years.
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Mr. Wit is among a group of American North Korea experts who believe the United States should take the lead and negotiate with the North.
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That is truly a win by a leader willing to take the lead on his own when American lives and prosperity are on the line.
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Activists have urged European and Muslim nations to take the lead in establishing a U.N. investigation into the detentions and what they call "forced indoctrination".
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Many Americans have concerns because of an increasingly fast-moving global economy, and "with this plan, once again, America will take the lead," Ryan said.
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The Clean Water Act, right at the start of the statute, makes it perfectly clear that the states should take the lead on water pollution.
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The United States hopes the Somali National Army will step up and take the lead role in the country's security over the next few years.
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ZURICH, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Switzerland's UBS Group will not take the lead in consolidating a fragmented European bank sector, Chairman Axel Weber said on Tuesday.
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The same information was sent to Bladen County District Attorney Jon David, she said, but he requested that Freeman take the lead in the probe.
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Hamlin got out of the pits first to take the lead at the start of the second stage and maintained his advantage throughout the stage.
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McKibben worries that if the United States does not take the lead, China, already a significant developer of renewable energy, would win the renewables race.
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The same study ranked United States as 4th in 85033 and 3rd in 2013, and projected that the U.S. will take the lead in 2020.
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Billionaire Warren Buffett's instinct on picking strong stocks may make him the Oracle of Omaha, but he knows when to let others take the lead.
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It would appear that Trump is walking back his tough talk on China as they take the lead in containing the situation in North Korea.
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Five-time tour winner DeChambeau had eagled the same hole minutes earlier with a six-foot putt to temporarily take the lead by one stroke.
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He talks vaguely of America having a support role in Syria while Saudi Arabia and Iran take the lead in sending ground troops against ISIS.
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Oregon scored the first five points of the second half to take the lead at 235.3-218 on a 251-pointer by freshman Louis King.
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"I do believe technology companies should take the lead in offering protections by adopting some of our proposed countermeasures in private browsing modes," Borisov said.
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Duncan: And it's cool because our volunteer teachers will take the lead and transcribe and make tabs to get the music ready for the weekend.
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But, Alden said, some seem to be starting to grasp that they will have to take the lead on training for their own work forces.
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He says that back-to-school shopping season is a great way to teach children about budgeting and money by letting them take the lead.
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Milwaukee jumped out to an 8-0 lead to start the game, but the Magic responded with a 20-4 run to take the lead.
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Ron DeSantis signed a bill in June that lifted restrictions on riding scooters in the street, and let cities take the lead on regulating them.
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After the failed 28.1 Paris bid was deemed too political, the word went out that French athletes should take the lead for the 23.8 campaign.
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More than 2.7 million of 20.6 million registered voters have reportedly already cast their ballot through early voting, with Sanders expected to take the lead.
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The news comes as parent company Volkswagen says it has tapped Audi to "take the lead for research and development" for the entire Volkswagen Group.
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Countries that have good faith concerns about wrongdoing will take the lead in investigating them, if possible, seeking support from other countries only when necessary.
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"I didn't want to take the lead that early, but I knew what I was capable of running, and I went with it," she said.
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By approving Massachusetts's waiver, the Trump administration would demonstrate its commitment to reducing drug prices and letting states take the lead in reducing Medicaid spending.
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State-controlled banks, such as Banco do Brasil SA and Caixa Economica Federal, would take the lead in the reduction of credit margins, he said.
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China is poised to take the lead in blockchain after it was given strong backing by the country's leader President Xi Jinping, experts told CNBC.
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That set the scene for an incredible flurry that saw UCLA take the lead, relinquish it, then regain it for good in the final minutes.
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Trump has gone from saying the US was "locked and loaded" to saying the Saudis need to take the lead on what to do next.
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The Sooners cut the deficit to one with just under 13 minutes remaining, then got the ball back with a chance to take the lead.
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After leading 20-19, the Buffaloes went scoreless for 9:37 and saw Loyola Marymount go on a 10-1 run to take the lead.
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Steyer hired Nesbitt and his team in October 2017 to take the lead on research for NTI, as well as run its rapid response operations.
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Michigan State opted to try to take the lead, but Tyler O'Connor's pass on the 25-point conversion attempt was intercepted in the end zone.
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The administration's willingness to alienate Muslims, and its failure to take the lead on sensible gun control legislation and minimize polarization only exacerbates these threats.
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Buttigieg explicitly outlines how the Department of Defense would take the lead in combating the issue by creating a "Climate Watch Floor" within the department.
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Typically, Major Lazer remakes Caribbean music as pneumatic-drill-intense roars, but here, it eases up and lets the studiously smooth Kes take the lead.
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Garcia Zarate also faces sentencing in San Francisco Superior Court on the weapons charge, and it was not clear which jurisdiction would take the lead.
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To combat such extremism, "a religious revolution" was needed, said Mr Sisi—and al-Azhar, the Sunni world's oldest seat of learning, should take the lead.
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The Orioles tried a double steal to take the lead in the fourth, but Jace Peterson was thrown out at home by Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius.
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Kelly additionally warned that Russia and China would take the lead in commercial spaceflight if the U.S. gave up its only long-term outpost in space.
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Salvini's party has sought to take the lead in galvanising growing anti-EU sentiment among voters fed up with immigration, high unemployment and European fiscal constraints.
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Hong Kong (CNN)US President Donald Trump's move to rollback environmental protections leaves China poised to take the lead in the global fight against climate change.
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Beckham lets Mel take the lead on the vocals, and does her classic Spice Girls peace sign gesture (or maybe it's a two in this case).
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Until a new administration that is interested in these issues takes over the White House, Europe is going to have to take the lead on them.
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The Saints looked to take the lead late in the third quarter, but Brandin Cooks' potential 4-yard touchdown catch from Brees was overturned on replay.
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In particular, it remains to be seen whether Congress will take the lead on tax reform or if the White House pushes its own, different proposal.
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You probably aren't the most outgoing person in the room, but when you do take the lead, you may be prone to going off on tangents.
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But the full immersive experience of VR makes it impractical for daily life, and that's where augmented reality and mixed reality experiences can take the lead.
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In December 2014, Nigeria canceled the last stage of American training of a new Nigerian Army battalion that was to take the lead in fighting terrorists.
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In an increasingly competitive global economy, it is critical that the United States take the lead in advancing this technology — and reaping the associated economic benefits.
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The Tigers scored two seventh-inning runs to take the lead and hung on for a 4-232 win over the Minnesota Twins at Comerica Park.
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With one possession left to tie or take the lead, Wolves forward Dario Saric, 0-for-5 from the floor, passed up an open 3-pointer.
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It was embroiled in the conflict there in the 1980s after sending in the Red Army, but has since allowed Washington to take the lead role.
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U.S. President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia's capital city of Riyadh two weeks ago and called on Muslim nations to take the lead in resolving radicalization.
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After Myers tied the game in the bottom of the first, it looked as if the Padres were going to take the lead in the second.
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So if Rubio won a state, like his home state of Florida that votes March 15, he could have enough delegates to suddenly take the lead.
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The Celtics led 33-28 after the first quarter before the Bulls scored the first 10 points of the second to take the lead for good.
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Pruitt helped assemble a legal challenge to President Obama's climate change regulations, and he would take the lead on dismantling them as head of the EPA.
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Trump can take the lead in rethinking red tape, take politicized agendas out of the process and bring a more transparent, sensible, balanced approach to rulemaking.
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With Harden on the bench, the Rockets overcame a four-point Raptors advantage with a 73-0 start to the fourth quarter to take the lead.
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But López Obrador has been relatively quiet about USMCA, letting Seade take the lead in pushing the revised treaty through ratification both at home and abroad.
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The guard helped the Terrapins' offense get going by scoring eight of his points during the first half as Maryland rallied late to take the lead.
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That is why H.R. 85033 is so important, because it shows that government is willing and able to take the lead on critical quantum computing development.
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Dallas (3-7) had a chance to take the lead, but Plenette Pierson's 3-pointer was short, and Stokes grabbed the rebound with 21 seconds left.
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T-Mobile and Sprint are also playing on Trump's jingoism, claiming that if the merger dies, South Korea and China will take the lead on 5G.
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Shuri, who most will remember as the tech genius little sister of T'Challa in the Black Panther comics, will take the lead in the new series.
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Kyle Larson took the lead on lap 51 and Busch, after starting 18th, got to the front to take the lead from Larson on lap 118.
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Juncker said the European Union would have to take the lead role in fighting climate change together with other allies if the United States pulled out.
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AKRON, Ohio — Jason Day's plan for the World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational was to take the lead as quickly as possible and expand it from there.
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Pete Gaynor, the acting administrator of FEMA, named James Russo, a 17-year-veteran as federal disaster operations coordinator, to take the lead in affected areas.
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Upon announcing the change, which will go into effect on Wednesday, McAleenan called on Congress to take the lead on doling out the temporary work permits.
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The Patriots offense had been stifled in the first half by the Philadelphia Eagles, but they got creative in the third quarter to take the lead.
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Take the lead, but make sure you're chasing a worthwhile target — especially when Mars flips into a signal-scrambling retrograde for 10 weeks on April 17.
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They routinely got run out of the building in the first period, before rebounding to tie and take the lead in the second and third periods.
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The government has been clear that this time around it will take the lead on coordinating aid, as donors bring in fresh water, food and money.
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But Sheryl, from the accounts that I heard of this meeting, she was on the call, and listening, but let her policy people take the lead.
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At the same time, it aims to upend the traditional power dynamic with a bottom-up model in which parents, rather than institutions, take the lead.
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An A.C.O. is different; it allows hospitals and doctors, rather than insurance plans, to take the lead in managing care more efficiently on behalf of patients.
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The company, which has been in something of a race to go public with Uber has picked JPMorgan Chase to take the lead on its offering.
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With a seven-under-par 2515 on Thursday, Koepka established a course record on the lengthy, daunting Black Course to take the lead in the event.
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Jerry Nadler (D-NY), and it should be taken seriously because the House Judiciary Committee would take the lead in any potential impeachment of President Trump.
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The Ways and Means Committee will take the lead role in crafting the proposal, along with Energy and Commerce, Education and Labor, and the Agriculture panels.
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But critics say it's unrealistic to put the burden on advertisers to whitelist news and that the adtech companies should step up and take the lead.
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine announced Friday that the space agency's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama will take the lead in developing the Artemis lunar lander.
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Sports Briefing Emirates Team New Zealand sailed two near-perfect races on Bermuda's Great Sound on Friday to take the lead in the America's Cup qualifiers.
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Rehnquist wanted to let the Senate take the lead and run Bill Clinton's trial as they saw fit, so he declined to rule on contested issues.
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Georgia Tech (7-8, 13-3) went cold down the stretch, including when it had an attempt to take the lead in the final three minutes.
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Georgia Tech (7-8, 2-393) went cold down the stretch, including when it had an attempt to take the lead in the final three minutes.
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Atlanta was able to take the lead at 60-59 with 9:57 left in the third quarter when De'Andre Hunter converted a three-point play.
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Glenn then agreed to take the lead in changing the law so that Maryland residents received a preference for medical marijuana licenses, according to the information.
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" But he warned that the charity's "limited" efforts to turn their policies into reality were "piecemeal, uncoordinated and did not empower" locals "to take the lead.
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Trump's Riyadh address put the burden on traditional U.S. allies to take the lead in attacking the ongoing problem of the spread of ISIS-style ideology.
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Memphis had a chance to tie or take the lead with less than 15 seconds remaining but Steven Adams grabbed the rebound off Brandon Clarke's miss.
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Rose, Markieff Morris (23 points) and Christian Wood (11 points, 12 rebounds) were instrumental in helping Detroit take the lead for good in the second period.
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If the federal government were to take the lead, it could ensure public administrators tasked right now with handling such data are actually prepared for it.
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For his part, Trump has made clear he wants the Saudis to take the lead in any response since it was an attack on their soil.
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Freeland was uniquely qualified to take the lead in Canada's attempt to sway the president and the United States to respect its longstanding alliance with Canada.
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The Bills nearly scored a touchdown that would have given them the chance to tie the game, or take the lead with a 2-point conversion.
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To deal with the problem, rich countries need to take the lead in reducing their consumption to try to hold the line on climate change, he said.
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As Haylie prepares to take the lead in the kitchen, she previously told PEOPLE she expects her sister to come in tow with the pies and desserts.
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However, Kudlow said later Monday that Lighthizer would "take the lead on the negotiations and on the enforcement part" while Mnuchin handles currency manipulation and other topics.
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Utah State had a chance to take the lead with less than a minute left, but Nevada forward Cameron Oliver blocked the shot of forward Jalen Moore.
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"It's girls turn to take the lead - to be seen, heard and valued as equals," Anne-Birgitte Albrectsen, chief executive of Plan International, said in a statement.
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"Atlantia's door is not closed ... it is now up to the government to take the lead in the talks," said a second source familiar with Alitalia's thinking.
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"Fiscal policy will take the lead in boosting growth in the second half of 2016 as private investment slumps," analysts at ANZ said in a note Friday.
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So Johnny lets Tony take the lead on this challenge to show that he has faith in him as a competitor and not just as a lapdog.
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Rumors flew that Descendants star Dove Cameron would take the lead role, as did whispers that Selena Gomez's blonde hair was for her own turn as Sabrina.
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She has founded a group called the Women's Islamic Initiative in Spirituality and Equality which encourages female followers of Islam to take the lead in building bridges.
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"As part of the UNEPFI, UBS is helping take the lead in promoting sustainable finance and disclosure of climate change risk in financial reporting," explains Kupferschmid-Rojas.
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National nonprofit Mercy Housing Northwest, which operates 48 affordable housing properties in Washington state, will own the facility and take the lead in developing and operating it.
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According to a GOP official familiar with the communications effort for Thursday, the Republican National Committee will take the lead in a rapid response campaign against Comey.
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Cyber sovereignty is seen as a direct challenge to the U.S.-led view, which encourages non-government stakeholders to take the lead in governing specific internet industries.
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To take the lead against the reactionary right is to become a spear catcher, and Nancy Pelosi should wear her war wounds as a badge of honor.
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"We don't have a chance to come back and tie it and eventually take the lead if Pricey is not being Carey Price back there," said Gallagher.
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They have also insisted that the Securities and Exchange Commission, which regulates the brokerage sector, has more expertise and should take the lead on writing new rules.
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Speak up and take the Lead Too many conservatives of all races are silent in the face of events that are terrifying and enraging the black community.
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But the Panthers were hampered by a scoreless stretch of 3:34 near the end of the game that allowed Georgia Tech to re-take the lead.
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Mutual support is not anarchy – legislative interns shouldn't take the lead on local editorial board meetings and caseworkers shouldn't spend a lot of time with legislative counsel.
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Government agencies and elected officials can take the lead by shutting down their Facebook presences, at least until the company radically changes how it handles user data.
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As it did in bringing about the reduction of the Islamic State, the United States could also take the lead in clearing up the fragments left behind.
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As members of Congress, we must take the lead to support these up-and-coming businesses and encourage our nation's entrepreneurial spirit to continue to grow. Sens.
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Around Golf Coming off back-to-back wins, Ariya Jutanugarn shot a four-under 68 to take the lead at the Volvik Championship in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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That's when Davis made a layup for a 214-236 Stanford lead, and the Cardinal went on a 220-173 run to take the lead for good.
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Freshman forward Bam Adebayo had 5 points, eight rebounds and a huge blocked shot that enabled Kentucky to take the lead for good in the closing minute.
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The feds have made it quite clear that climate change and environmental protections are not a concern so it's up to local officials to take the lead.
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Since the administration has so far refused to take the necessary steps to protect our democracy from foreign interference, Congress and civil society must take the lead.
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China could take the lead in the self-driving car market because of its ability to make regulatory decisions relatively quickly, according to an investment advisory firm.
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If the United States does not take the lead, others will, and our future will be left to the winds of chance or the whims of fanatics.
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The intelligence committee will take the lead and then hand off the investigation to the House Judiciary Committee, which is responsible for drawing up articles of impeachment.
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That has left the other minister of state, former army chief of staff V.K. Singh, to take the lead on ensuring the security of Indian citizens abroad.
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Sacramento began the third quarter with a 17-8 push to take the lead at 61-60 on Fox's layup with 5:29 left in the period.
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Need to Impeach says it feels like it's laid a lot of the groundwork for other groups — and, of course, Democrats in Congress — to take the lead.
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Congress is racing to take the lead as lawmakers and the Trump administration face mounting pressure to contain the coronavirus outbreak and respond to the financial fallout.
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So why should Planned Parenthood, the leading provider of sexual and reproductive health services, also be expected to take the lead in safeguarding access to that care?
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Venture investors are going to have to take the lead of public investors and be more discerning about the kinds of companies they're investing in, he said.
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The Timberwolves led by 10 after Towns hit a shot midway through the second quarter, but Denver rallied in the last 5:43 to take the lead.
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Larson beat Truex off pit road to take the lead after both drivers took two new tires during the next caution that came out on lap 47.
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After falling behind 20203-22020 on Sunday, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs scored 212 points in less than 22020 minutes to take the lead vs.
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Researchers and entrepreneurs say government will have to take the lead on creating a market for smart guns, meaning cops might have to be the early adopters.
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That's why hundreds of corporations pledged to reduce emissions leading up to the Paris Agreement to show that the United States was ready to take the lead.
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When Kenny Leon, the director of the Roundabout Theater Company revival, asked Underwood whether he'd want to take the lead role, the answer was a quick yes.
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A noisy crowd of more than 4,000 at Riocentro roared as Om made his final attempt in the clean and jerk at 169kg to take the lead.
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The Bobcats had several chances to tie it or take the lead before Massinburg drilled a three, giving Buffalo a five-point edge with 3:11 remaining.
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"Schumer's all about bipartisanship," said a senior Democratic aide who questioned whether letting the traditionally secretive Senate Intelligence Committee take the lead on Russia would yield results.
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In the second, Miami had a chance to take the lead, but All-Star catcher J.T. Realmuto struck out looking with two outs and the bases loaded.
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"We want to give everyone the same starting point," he said but added that he was confident his company could then take the lead as developments continue.
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One locus of competition between the U.S. and China though remains focused on artificial intelligence, and which country will take the lead in this critical new market.
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I AM SO FOCUSED ON VERIZON AND DOING THE BEST FOR VERIZON AND TAKE THE LEAD ON 5-G AND BRING ALL OF OUR ASSETS OUT THERE.
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The Ugandan scholar Mahmood Mamdani recently floated a plan in which the African Union would take the lead in setting up a transitional government for South Sudan.
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The Vikings had two chances to take the lead in the second half — the last time with 3:06 to go — but missed shots on both occasions.
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It makes yogurt, cooks rice, sautés, pressure cooks, slow cooks, steams, and warms, and has 14 built-in smart programs to take the lead on common recipes.
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The Bulldogs had a chance to take the lead, but Baldwin was called for a charge on a three-on-two fastbreak opportunity with 207 seconds remaining.
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"It is important that as adults, we take the lead and the responsibility in helping our children manage the many issues they are facing today," Trump said.
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After the final stop under caution on Lap 209, Busch beat Harvick back on track to take the lead and held it the rest of the way.
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They started the third round in the afternoon with only about 45 minutes of daylight, and Thomas holed a 12-foot eagle putt to take the lead.
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The Chiefs needed just 20 seconds to take the lead when Knile Davis returned the opening kickoff 271 yards for a touchdown, the second longest in playoff history.
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And if businesses don't step up and really take the lead in helping shape what consumers are eating we're never going to come close to solving these challenges.
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Minnesota rallied to tie the game at 60 and take the lead at 61-60 on a pair of free throws by Jordan Murphy with 3:31 remaining.
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They lost last week to the Seattle Seahawks in excruciating fashion: a missed chip-shot field goal to take the lead with 25 seconds left in the game.
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This kind of diversion underscores Washington's lack of progress with North Korea, reinforcing the view that Washington is unfocused and unreliable and that Seoul must take the lead.
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Mistakes led to a bad second period when Colorado erupted for three goals to take the lead after the teams battled to a 217-206 tie after one.
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Why it matters: Being first brings the opportunity to take the lead with the kinds of never-before-possible apps that exploit a new generation of network capabilities.
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We are also seeing romance take the lead in genres it hasn't driven before, like Ever, Jane, the Jane Austen MMO and the multiplayer dating sim, Monster Prom.
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The tweets appear to have been prompted by Corker's comments that the White House should "step aside" and let Congress take the lead on writing upcoming tax legislation.
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Before he resigned in 1989 as head of the party's Central Military Commission, Deng said his final task was to "take the lead in establishing a retirement system".
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" A month later, again on "Fox and Friends" in December 2012, he implored Republicans to take the lead on immigration reform or it would "never win another election.
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The Golden Bears led 15-13 with 9:32 left in the half before the Ducks went on a 14-2 run to take the lead for good.
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He would need 67% of the remaining pledged delegates to take the lead over Clinton in pledged delegates alone after the District of Columbia votes on June 14.
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Bunge Chief Executive Soren Schroder said earlier this month that the sector was ripe for consolidation and that Bunge was prepared to take the lead in any dealmaking.
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Pompeo told reporters on a visit to Seoul earlier this month he would take the lead role in driving the North Korea negotiation process forward following the summit.
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It seems quite plausible that he, like President Obama before him, will take let Congress take the lead on figuring out the nuts and bolts of health reform.
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Lamb scored touchdowns of 51 and 0 yards after halftime to help Oklahoma (6-0, 3-0 Big 12) take the lead for good and then protect it.
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It needed just over three minutes to take the lead for good, with Redick making two free throws for a 215-24.9 edge at the 8:49 mark.
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Jaren Jackson Jr. added 11 points for Michigan State (26-3, 14-2 Big Ten), which scored 24 unanswered points during the second half to take the lead.
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MORE sharply criticized the move Thursday, calling on states, cities and businesses to take the lead on combating climate change in the wake of the Trump administration's move.
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They said this included ensuring political parties take the lead in recruiting women, women politicians are given support, and parliaments lose their macho image and "old boys' clubs".
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But if decisions are finalized at the series of meetings next week, officials say it is expected that the White House will take the lead making any announcements.
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However, he like other lawmakers on the committee, expressed concern over early indications that Trump would direct the Pentagon to take the lead on the government's cybersecurity efforts.
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National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro had initially sought to take the lead on the infrastructure proposal, according to a former official with close ties to the administration.
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She also stressed the need for aid groups to coordinate work on menstruation needs and for identification of which group should take the lead in addressing the issue.
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"Shanghai's home prices may take the lead this year due to limited supply and surging demand," said Robert Song, the general manager of developer Pangu Realty in Shanghai.
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This course will show you the ropes of how to take the lead, providing tried and tested leadership techniques of decision making, directing, coaching, delegating, and exerting influence.
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In Bridget Jones's Baby, we saw Zellweger take the lead again in a familiar role that now feels like it was written for her and no one else.
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It is our responsibility to take the lead in teaching children the values of empathy and communication that are at the core of kindness, mindfulness, integrity and leadership.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Pruitt would take the lead on dismantling the EPA regulations that Trump targeted throughout his campaign as job killers that restrict economic growth.
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The European Union is often seen as setting the minimum regulatory standards for businesses on human rights, according to Bloomer, who said the Commonwealth should take the lead.
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Experts have warned that China's ICO ban could allow other global markets to take the lead on token sales, and it looks like that's exactly the objective here.
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China and the United States take the lead in the global competition to dominate artificial intelligence (AI), according to a study by the U.N. World Intellectual Property Organization.
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"We need to take the lead here in Congress in the hopes that we can show President Trump the sweet light of reason," Schumer said on the floor.
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Unlike most other candidates, Yang wants the US to take the lead in geoengineering: artificially manipulating the environment using technologies like space mirrors, carbon capture, and cloud seeding.
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Second, Congress should take the lead in coordinating sanctions and other coercive economic tools with our allies, who happen to be some of the main Russian trading partners.
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For a similar scenario to play out when it comes to carbon emissions, significant changes must be made quickly and "governments must take the lead," the report concluded.
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It's not that Americans are turning to socialism – they want companies to take the lead by aligning their way of doing business with the priorities of the public.
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If you work at a for-profit company, take the lead in finding a way to support the code that allows you to do your job so efficiently.
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Garza had 14 points in the second half and seven in a row as part of a 9-0 run that saw Iowa take the lead for good.
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In the Republicans' initial bill text, the IRS would take the lead, tapping a master file of this year's and last year's tax filers' personal and bank information.
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After Oakland went up 1-0 in the first on doubles by Semien and Olson, the Orioles used two bunts and an A's misplay to take the lead.
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