"There are various possible scenarios: that the new OVP leader calls (an election) immediately at the weekend, or someone takes over in the interim until Kurz takes over before elections," he added.
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She doesn't pick up, and my anxiety immediately takes over.
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Every few years, a viral challenge takes over our screens.
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R. gets home from work and takes over A. duties.
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The spirit takes over and you see people shouting, rolling.
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It's not long before the next addictive app takes over.
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But we were a little low on takes over here.
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Claudia Doppler, Regina's mother, takes over the nuclear power plant.
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Trump, who takes over at the White House on Jan.
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What could happen if Medicare takes over of this process?
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When a new administration takes over, it typically cleans house.
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Team mate Fernando Alonso takes over for the final day.
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Burritt takes over at a challenging time for the company.
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Drake & Rihanna Are Shackin' Up In MalibuBeyonce Takes Over LA!
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But on Sundays, the Kisumu Roller Skating Club takes over.
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Jain takes over Access after a year of curtailed investment.
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Key's popularity will be hard to replicate whoever takes over.
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But ask them about the election and emotion takes over.
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Trump, who takes over from President Barack Obama on Jan.
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Redfield takes over for acting CDC Director Dr. Anne Schuchat.
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Ivan Duque takes over as the Colombian President next week.
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She takes over from Ludwig Hoechstetter, a company spokesman said.
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Ivan Duque takes over as the Colombian President this week.
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Once you ignite that kind of thinking, it takes over.
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How do you feel when he takes over the room?
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Chip Kelly: I don't think Colin takes over any room.
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"This will not change when Duplex takes over the conversation."
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No matter who takes over as secretary general on Jan.
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It takes over your life if they start to audit.
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But in the second half, a narrative haltingly takes over.
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And if Pence takes over, maybe nothing much would happen.
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He takes over institutions and gives them a new energy.
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The word "sizzle" takes over the screen at one point.
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Amadou Kone takes over as transport minister from Gaoussou Toure.
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In other stories, Marine training takes over, suppressing the terror.
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Hynes takes over for Peter Laviolette, who was fired Monday.
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You should see the trouble he takes over her education!
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On average, resolving a business dispute takes over four years.
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Ms Rose takes over at a challenging time for RBS.
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He goes in, he takes over, and he's the boss.
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Walk inside Harvey's structure and her peculiar magic takes over.
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In another odd scene, Johnson takes over DeGeneres's talk show.
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John Flannery, who takes over from CEO Jeff Immelt on Aug.
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I have to go, so nanny takes over the last part.
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Then Becky takes over Sasha's body to talk about her birthday.
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And the Three-Eyed Raven takes over the last surviving dragon.
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Every gallon of gas takes over three bucks from your pocket.
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She becomes possessed and something takes over, and it becomes robotic.
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So I drive until nightfall, and then my husband takes over.
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Narasimhan, who takes over as CEO from Joe Jimenez on Feb.
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You see, with us, there is the spirit that takes over.
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Bolton takes over on April 9 from retiring Army Lt. Gen.
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Update, 12:37pm: Sen John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, takes over.
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AI that takes over the world by just humiliating us all?
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In the aftermath, Donatella Versace, Gianni's sister, takes over the label.
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Once he stops flapping his hands, Trump takes over the debate.
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Jerome Powell takes over when Ms Yellen's term expires in February.
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If one node goes down, another automatically takes over, Nelson explained.
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Plot out a route, and Navigation for Maps Go takes over.
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Trump takes over from Democratic President Barack Obama on Jan. 20.
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Yet another animal print takes over Instagram with practically every refresh.
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The rock star had its day and hip-hop takes over.
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Blac Chyna Takes Over Strip ClubKanye West: I'm Not A Liar!
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They work extremely hard and their skill takes over after that.
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"The data takes over and actually determines the charts," Lowry notes.
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Hornacek takes over a franchise whose future is far from glistening.
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Thune, who was the No. 3 leader, takes over for Sen.
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Beto O'Rourke takes over The Hill's Snapchat | National French Fry Day!
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And America won't be much of one if Trump takes over.
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John Mulaney takes over the very classy Radio City Musical Hall.
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I try to maximize 'my time' before the day takes over.
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Beginning Wednesday, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago takes over both Pillow stages.
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But summer has a natural end, and then school takes over.
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Eventually a fire crew arrives and takes over for the deputies.
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Soon enough, though, the story takes over, as does Ms. Hall.
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In the water, where they are superhuman nymphs, artistry takes over.
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Al-Balushi takes over from Jorgen Latte, who retired on Feb.
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Go deeper: Theaters face a power struggle as digital takes over
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The system executes the flight plan and takes over from there.
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And when that outer one breaks, it takes over the pressure.
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Once a developer takes over, the owners will become renters again.
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That's when the National Guard takes over from the Chicago cops.
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Full-on obsession takes over the life of the fictionalized Monika.
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When my gut takes over, I can turn into a beast.
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Maybe Kyrie takes over for a half and goes lights out.
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He takes over the law enforcement agency at a critical time.
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A primitive instinct for survival takes over: It's him or me.
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The 49ers offense takes over at their own 45-yard line.
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But once recognized, it takes over, evolving into an unprecedented apotheosis.
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Allawi now takes over a government tasked with organizing early elections.
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Hold the phone vertically = The character's phone takes over your phone.
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First, calling up Siri no longer takes over the whole screen.
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That much is undisputed, Williams said — but here legend takes over.
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"The anger, it just takes over my whole being," she said.
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There's that whole thing, and then the short-termism takes over.
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There's that whole thing and then the short termism takes over.
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I have a thing for when nature takes over, after human failure.
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That other Gemini takes over and she says, 'Patti, don't do that.
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Hayes takes over the role from The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons.
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Launches Bardi Beauty, takes over the world, as is right and proper.
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Colombia shuts out Poland 3-0, and a DJ immediately takes over.
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Adrian Orr takes over as governor on March 27 from Grant Spencer.
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A robot takes over for most of the flight from now on.
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Jellysmack's pitch is that it takes over that process from the creator.
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Whoever takes over, this week has produced bad news for the AfD.
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All week, in Vegas, the Consumer Electronics Show takes over the city.
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There are no longer any limits, hatred is amplified and takes over.
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Philip Lane, a doveish Irishman, takes over as chief economist in June.
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Michael Corleone, the little brother, comes and takes over the whole story.
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Trump, 70, takes over a country divided after a savage election campaign.
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Bulgaria takes over the EU's rotating six-month presidency in January 2018.
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The second neural network known as the imitation network then takes over.
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It's always a reliable fallback for when the sweet tooth takes over.
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He takes over for longtime HBO CEO Richard Plepler, who resigned Thursday.
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And how will whoever takes over change the defensive principles Kidd adored?
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It takes over management of the fund from the religious affairs ministry.
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There's been a bomb alert, the conductor stutters, and he takes over.
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Now… once the Alt-Right takes over IRL, we cannot be stopped.
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His presence immediately commands attention, and he easily takes over the room.
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Bill Paxton, however, takes over for Denzel Washington as the corrupt veteran.
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The new takes over, but the old lingers if you look close.
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Blame the stage of madness that takes over once despair is passed.
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Whoever takes over from Holmes at Theranos won't have the same advantage.
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She just takes over that role and makes it completely her own.
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Nowadays, as digital takes over, many artists are returning to analog photography.
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After that process ends, however, the 'separate but equal' regime takes over.
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It takes over half an hour for them to make it, though.
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Tap it and a suite of CarPlay-ified Apple icons takes over.
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Veteran Republican strategist Paul Manafort takes over the running of the campaign.
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But it will definitely be an immediate challenge for whoever takes over.
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Steven Caple Jr. takes over directing duties from Ryan Coogler ("Black Panther").
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Delaying a rate cut until after Bailey takes over would be risky.
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If it fails, the opposition takes over where the ball is downed.
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Eventually, pragmatism takes over; life goes on in a low, comfortable wedge.
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Matthew Whitaker, Sessions' chief of staff, takes over as acting attorney general.
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C.J. Beathard takes over as the No. 1 quarterback in San Francisco.
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Fashion Week takes over New York City from February 6 to 13.
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Now Baker takes over his former team's vanquished and scandal-ridden foe.
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Whoever takes over WeWork will have their work cut out for them.
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He takes over as chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association from Monday.
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Joshi takes over after 3D Systems ousted CEO Avi Reichental in October.
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From there, it gets even weirder, as violent, hallucinatory imagery takes over.
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Or Amazon just takes over and everything's linked to your Amazon account.
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It's a visceral reaction: some self-protective part of me that takes over.
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"I was scared, but at the same time, instinct takes over," Niv explains.
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And you feel the power of that moment and it just takes over.
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If after an alert the driver doesn't do anything, the car takes over.
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Then, when Jordan's done, he takes over the baby feeding and I eat.
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It completely takes over the landscape and chokes out native species of trees.
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One more big caveat: if a call goes wrong, a human takes over.
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Brown takes over as Dany's prevailing palette, though her dress style remains consistent.
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Li, 59, takes over from Zhang Youxia, who has likely reached retirement age.
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The world's number one PC vendor takes over a storied American mobile brand.
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When a Republican majority takes over at the Federal Communications Commission on Jan.
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EDT: The Hill takes over Sirius XM Radio's POTUS station on channel 124!
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Keith Creel, who takes over as chief executive of Canadian Pacific on Jan.
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Recovery usually takes over six months, with most people walking by that point.
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"Whoever takes over from Zhang Dejiang will only be an implementer," he said.
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Then, in the scramble to get established, the ambition of self takes over.
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A certain amount of restructuring is inevitable when a new CEO takes over.
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" Then Harrison Ford takes over in "Patriot Games" and "Clear and Present Danger.
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In this comedy sequel, a particularly raucous sorority takes over the neighboring home.
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A wave of uncontrollable competitiveness takes over and I (accidentally) punch her forehead.
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But a calm takes over me, and I start to smile and laugh.
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But more broadly, the problem is that the vice president just takes over.
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Up series of workshops and performances takes over the National Academy of Design.
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Once Mr. Otting takes over, Mr. Noreika may return to the private sector.
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And when full fury takes over, she starts spitting lines at rap speed.
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Next year, France takes over the rotating presidency of the Group of 7.
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Hadi slowly takes over the town government and rules like a benevolent authoritarian.
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"I don't know, something takes over me the last 15 meters," Luther said.
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Perversely enough, it's when the plot takes over that the show's grip slackens.
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It takes over an hour to get to La Guardia Airport from Williamsburg.
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But when St. Vincent finally takes over Clark, things start to go haywire.
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We suffer from its unease when, unnoticed, it takes over the mental store.
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Food typically rots when moisture exits, oxygen gets in and mold takes over.
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Mills takes over the position left vacant by Phil Jackson's departure last month.
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But when St. Vincent finally takes over Clark, things start to go haywire.
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Once the automated data-sifting is complete, human analysis takes over, Khan says.
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The message includes a malware attachment that takes over their machines if opened.
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Admiral Rogers's replacement would not be confirmed until after Mr. Trump takes over.
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Yellen hasn't said whether she'd stay with the Fed after Powell takes over.
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It takes over after eight years under China-friendly Nationalist Ma Ying-jeou.
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It's as if the DC universe itself takes over and demands more space.
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"[Negan's death] was supposed to end when Maggie takes over the Hilltop," Kirkman said.
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E. takes over with S. and gives her breakfast so I can get ready.
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Recovery could take years Venezuela's oil industry may rapidly rebound if Guaido takes over.
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This handcrafted one-of-a-kind Hot Rod takes over a year to build.
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In fact, it takes over 400 hours for each single Bentley to be constructed.
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When somebody takes over your body and you don't want it, it's pretty scary.
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Lima takes over from Alastair Welsh, who had been acting chief executive of Business.
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The Glasses plotline takes over the millennial dragging for the remainder of the episode.
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You might — you may well see an ISIS that takes over all of Syria.
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Patel, the 52-year-old deputy governor who takes over from Rajan on Sept.
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Claire forces her family to clean house before she takes over Jay's closet business.
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Relaxing on vacation doesn't work when paranoia about your home being safe takes over.
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Jerome Powell, who takes over as chairman, will soon have a new vice-chairman.
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The star's gravity takes over, and eventually the gas will fall onto the star.
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But the myth takes over and it's not even connected to the woman anymore.
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In a bid to cement Obama's Cuba policy before Trump takes over on Jan.
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From an operational point of view, Mr Faury takes over at an ideal time.
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And here is where the dumb author takes over: Instead of the book people
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It's a really ugly mob mentality that takes over in these sorts of things.
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Instructions for determining who takes over both must clearly be delineated in your will.
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During the ceremony, also known as "Guard Mounting," one regiment takes over from another.
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It's difficult and takes over your life in many ways, but it's worth it.
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DOJ investigates the claims and, if it considers them promising, takes over the litigation.
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To see why, imagine that an armed gang takes over your local petrol station.
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When the emotion takes over, that kind of teleports people back into that moment.
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Confusion takes over at 12:14 PM when the Sun and Neptune square off.
|
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John Flannery, 55 — current head of GE Healthcare — takes over as chief executive Aug.
|
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For some, high paying jobs never materialize and student debt takes over their lives.
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Deputy Administrator Peter Gaynor takes over until the president nominates a successor (The Hill).
|
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Orbital ATK currently manages Lake City until Olin Winchester takes over October 1, 2020.
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Whoever takes over the Social Security Administration has a lot of work to do.
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Gu takes over from Duggan, who succeeds Bernhard Jucker, whose retirement was announced earlier.
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Dreamforce is Salesforce&aposs signature conference that takes over downtown San Francisco every year.
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The military takes over the town, while editors push their reporters to find leads.
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He takes over Medivh's role as the guardian of Tirisfall in World of Warcraft.
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I think sort of a mob mentality kind of takes over a little bit.
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These are some of the biggest challenges Frisk will face when he takes over.
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Their beaks are like fingertips and whenever there's something new, their curiosity takes over.
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Finally, in late middle age, when Ms. Brown takes over, she finds some serenity.
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Then, gradually, the machine takes over, and the family begins to do terrible things.
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As you start doing that, instinct takes over, the mechanics meld with the aesthetics.
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Press a button, and the green bar lights up and the system takes over.
|
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As Arthur recedes and the Joker takes over, the choreography becomes more drawn out.
|
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If euphoria takes over the market, it could eventually lead to a steep downturn.
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Once the update has downloaded, another program takes over to install the new software.
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TB, now the leading infectious killer worldwide, takes over 1.5 million lives per year.
|
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Nielsen's planned replacement -- Kevin McAleenan -- takes over the job only in an interim role.
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Mr. Woods takes over the top position in the company at a delicate time.
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The average task takes over 100 energy points (and therefore eight hours) to complete.
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She'd feel the vibrations; it's amazing how one sense takes over when you lose another.
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Every January, America's biggest consumer electronics expo takes over a large chunk of Las Vegas.
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The iHealth thermometer's sensor takes over 100 readings in a second's time for improved accuracy.
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He takes over from July 1 and will be joined by two other Zeman appointees.
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The duo takes over hosting duties from Late Night's Seth Meyers who hosted last year.
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The duo takes over hosting duties from Late Night's Seth Meyers, who hosted last year.
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Once the fear circuitry takes over, it—not the prefrontal cortex—controls where attention goes.
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There are a few different stages and each vinyl takes over an hour to complete.
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A lot can still happen between now and January, when the new Congress takes over.
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In some areas, the Taliban operate checkpoints by day, while ISIS takes over at night.
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It's just so great to see how your body takes over and changes every day.
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Salazar takes over his body, using a magical power that had not been previously established.
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Every time a safety driver intervenes and takes over, the car learns to drive better.
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He will become executive chairman and continue to lead Nike's board after Donahoe takes over.
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Florida (42-24-9) takes over first place in the Atlantic Division with the win.
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Today, drivers pull into a bay then vacate the car and the robot takes over.
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Miyazaki's imagination quickly takes over as he envisions an epic chase unfolding across the rooftops.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer takes over a party that was in dire straits six weeks ago.
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The duo takes over hosting duties from Late Night's Seth Meyers who hosted last year.
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The raw emotion takes over Juan, as he explains he feels trapped between two borders.
|
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"Fingerbib," a woozy synth ballad takes over, building and cresting over a skeletal rhythm track.
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Daenerys easily takes over King's Landing but proves to be kind of a terrible ruler.
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Therefore, when the market goes down, fear takes over and they run the other way.
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Slovakia, one of biggest sceptics on Russia sanctions, takes over the EU presidency in July.
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Nintendo having their best day since 1983 as #PokemonGo takes over the world#MoverOverMario pic.twitter.
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Kelly said current technology means a one-way trip to Mars takes over 200 days.
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Some confusion comes up in your relationships, but a confident energy takes over this evening.
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We have just the thing: The Major League Soccer All Star Game takes over Atlanta.
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"In heavy rain and snow, the operator takes over from the automatic mode," Dominguez said.
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But is it going to be an industrialized process which takes over existing industrialized terracotta?
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Facing a threat, our American identity takes over and internal conflicts among Americans are muted.
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She takes over from Olivier Garnier, who is joining the French central bank, SocGen said.
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Don't Breathe director Fede Alvares takes over from Fincher for the latest in the saga.
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Brexit dept will do heavy lifting, no 10 takes over foreign policy in a crisis.
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Whenever a user picks up their smartphone and presses a button, the OS takes over.
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Slovakia, one of biggest skeptics on Russia sanctions, takes over the EU presidency in July.
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The problem is what happens once ISIS is gone and the Iraqi government takes over.
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That's precisely what happens when the autonomous vehicle takes over the main parts of driving.
|
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Jodie Whittaker takes over as the 13th Doctor, loopy but sage, in this season premiere.
|
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"After Life" agrees with you about that, too, and that's where Saint Ricky takes over.
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So there's some chance this thing could get on the books before Trump takes over.
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Andrea Arnold, who takes over directing from Jean-Marc Vallée, retains its air of intimacy.
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Planning and patience may be the foundation, but once the event begins, instinct takes over.
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Williams takes over a Suns team that has missed the playoffs for nine straight seasons.
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No Regrets High culture comes to Hudson Yards, while pop music takes over the Met.
|
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Because many of the main roads are impassible, getting there now takes over an hour.
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The me who thinks and performs retreats to the page as the mother takes over.
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Mr. Musk's odd behavior underlines the tensions at play as understated style takes over tech.
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Its default rule is also that an agency's deputy temporarily takes over as acting head.
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"The slopes becomes too steep, gravity takes over, and rocks start to fall," Ziegler said.
|
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Each one makes a loud noise and takes over the entire screen of your device.
|
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Von der Leyen, who takes over as head of the European Union executive on Dec.
|
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But next year Turner Sports takes over the Champions League, freeing up Fox Sports's options.
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And with good intentions, the caregiver usually takes over, creating an awkward, artificial home life.
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A second source close to Sharif confirmed Abbasi will be appointed before Shahbaz takes over.
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Kohl's will soon change that when Michelle Gass takes over Kevin Mansell's position in May.
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Whoever takes over from Rosenstein would likely face pressure from Trump to clip Mueller's wings.
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A confusing atmosphere takes over early this evening, and sensitive, moody vibes will flow later tonight.
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Eventually, the tips of the cracks weaken, the cracks get bigger, and gravity eventually takes over.
|
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Nature then takes over, organizing all those different types of cells how they're supposed to go.
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Instead it's what Perry, a vocal climate change skeptic, plans to do once he takes over.
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Emergency responders in northern Texas watch as an imaginary crisis takes over their social media feeds.
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It takes over 18,000 strands of saffron to make up a single kilogram of the spice.
|
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She takes over for founder Leah Busque, who is moving to the role of executive chairwoman.
|
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Gradually, the Foundation takes over the lives of Nancy (Uma Thurman) and Ben (Tony Goldwyn) LeFevre.
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Branson is staying energised for his many meetings, which he takes over lunch or while walking.
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It takes over four years to foreclose on a loan (a newish bankruptcy law should help).
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It's completely taken over – potentially completely takes over – the lives of everyone who's in the cult.
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As the adrenaline subsides, masking anxiety and fear, excitement takes over; it's time for the reward!
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Some of these take a different direction when reality takes over and certain scenarios just happen.
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Super Cruise, like Tesla Motor's notorious Autopilot feature, also takes over control of driving on highways.
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So this all of a sudden takes over people's Google searches, and they're hunting for information.
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There will likely come a point when the 3DS winds down and the Switch takes over.
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When we compete and we are hungry for the puck, that's when our skill takes over.
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It may continue to decline, while Lyft or some other more ethical-seeming rival takes over.
|
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Sara Haines is kicking her feet up while Michael Strahan takes over kid duty — sort of.
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Still, I realize that in situations like this, instinct takes over for police in threatening situations.
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A serious, sober energy takes over on October 29 when sweet Venus meets with taskmaster Saturn.
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The tax question will be coming up again when the new Congress takes over in January.
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It totally takes over all of my senses and makes me feel strange, confused, dizzy almost.
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The sooner the civil war happens, the sooner the nationalist-populist faction takes over the party.
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She takes over from Jiro Seguchi, who was named co-president of Asia Pacific in January.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN:Kelly Rowland Laughs Off Fur Protest Sam Hunt: Surprise WeddingKanye West Takes Over Coachella?
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A more grounding energy takes over at 11:50 AM when the Moon connects with Saturn.
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Grief literally takes over your senses and perception, making you see things that just aren't there.
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But in true Katy fashion, Perry takes over for Bryan and finishes the entire bag — literally!
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When USB-C takes over the world, it'll arrive with an army of dongles and adapters.
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If you cash out, Martin Shkreli, another much-hated man in pharma, takes over the company.
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He takes over for the developer platform's founder Chris Wanstrath, who stepped down 10 months ago.
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He takes over for the developer platform's founder, Chris Wanstrath, who stepped down 10 months ago.
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When Pompeo is approved and takes over from Tillerson, are you going to see massive change?
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But observers suggest this is unlikely to faze her as she takes over her new position.
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Mr. Cunha will be the next in line for the presidency if Mr. Temer takes over.
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Current BGR Group CEO Lanny Griffith will become chairman of the firm once Wood takes over.
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That's what I mean when I say something takes over me and I'm conversating with myself.
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At that point, Latchel simply takes over the relationship and coordinates between the handypeople and residents.
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The driver honks to the guitar players strolling the cobblestone streets and the DJ takes over.
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Hoeld declined to comment on what strategy Rorsted might adopt for Originals when he takes over.
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Tobias Menzies takes over for Matt Smith as Elizabeth's husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
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NBC takes over the Thursday night games starting with New Orleans playing Carolina, teams with sub-.
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They've been warning about the investigations that will come if the "angry mob" takes over Congress.
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Mr. Lozano-Hemmer works grandly: The exhibition takes over the whole second floor of the museum.
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The team can clean up to 500 masks in one cycle, which takes over four hours.
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Con: A Siri-like program takes over your body and turns you into a killing machine.
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He takes over from Jean de Miramon who left the bank last week, the source said.
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He takes over one of the most decorated newspapers in the country, with 44 Pulitzer Prizes.
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Picking up the narrative baton, Jon Hamm takes over as the most softhearted collectibles expert ever.
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The second act, in which the Sugarplum Fairy takes over, is all about color and candy.
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When she shifts, when the illness takes over, she sees herself in a very specific light.
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Say someone's playing a line and then someone else cuts across the line and takes over.
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Just a reminder that the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger takes over the weekend columns starting tomorrow.
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Saturday • La Isla Bonita arts and music festival takes over Faber Pool & Park on Staten Island.
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From there, the messiness of life takes over and you get to see some real drama.
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The board wants to know that the person who takes over the apartment can afford it.
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With the second, Bach writes "forte" in the score, and stamping, defiant D minor takes over.
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After 26 years, Chris Berman will no longer be ESPN's primary host; Trey Wingo takes over.
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"This Is Us" takes over at 9, followed by the "Law & Order" limited series at 10.
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Ricketts takes over the GOP's fundraising arm just months away from critical midterm elections in November.
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However, if another administration takes over next year, the United States could rejoin the Paris agreement.
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GE said Monday that Miller will stay onboard until Dybeck Happe takes over in early 2020.
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That takes over you, and frankly I love optimism and inject it in my costume design.
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She takes over from Rob Wainwright at the European Union's law enforcement agency on May 1.
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HAVE YOU GOT ANY ADVICE FOR DAVID SOLOMON AS HE TAKES OVER THE REIGNS AT GOLDMAN?
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BAKER: Have you talked about what he should do once he takes over, about those things?
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Gail: One big topic was what happens to working people when automation takes over the world.
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"It wasn't like it is now where the game takes over the whole city," Westphal said.
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He is thoroughly unlikable, and we sympathize with Sumac's resentment when he takes over her bedroom.
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One by one, U.W.Z. takes over the White House, the United States, Europe, and the world.
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He expressed doubt about EU state Romania, which takes over the bloc's rotating presidency from Jan.
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"The issue here is that the Treasury is the safe haven asset of the world, when we have an unknowable … in that environment fear takes over everything and when fear takes over everything, stocks are sold and the 10-year Treasury is bid," Shepherdson said Friday.
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Novelli takes over from Marco Siracusano, who is becoming head of mobile and digital payments, Poste said.
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Opportunistic outrage is their drug, and like all addictions it takes over and ruins everything for them.
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ON TODAY'S SHOW'American Idol' Star: Bloody Bar FightEd Sheeran Takes Over 'GoT'ScHoolboy Q: United Lost My Pooch!
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Steve Bullock: The governor of Montana takes over the ninth spot after announcing his campaign last week.
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"His emotional problems takes over and he lashes out at Chyna over ridiculous stuff," the source said.
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John Dugan, who takes over from Mike O'Neill in the new year, is a former banking regulator.
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After Diamond takes over a resort, it usually becomes the management company and often raises maintenance fees.
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The surfaces are shaved, re-levelled and re-seeded, then Mother Nature takes over for a while.
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Durand, a Bahraini national, takes over from current chief executive Abdul Razak al-Qassim who is retiring.
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Drivers can remotely drive a truck from a distribution center to a highway, where automation takes over.
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Bang-Jensen, who has been CEO since 2009, will stay on until Harion takes over on Aug.
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It takes over 25 years for mainstream, wide-spectrum antibiotic drugs to make a profit, said Wencewicz.
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The one that takes over my body and sends me out of myself for a few seconds.
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Their unified song takes over from the cacophony of a conscious brain, and the patient is out.
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And then conflict takes over — not from inside their relationship, but pressing in from the outside world.
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His successor, Stephen Squeri, promoted from within and apparently groomed for the job, takes over in February.
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It's no surprise that we feel unsettled when a new language of identity takes over the old.
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As with other electric cars, when the driver relaxes pressure on the pedal, regenerative braking takes over.
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I don't think we will ever know the truth unless a special prosecutor takes over the investigation.
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Tonight, when Bellator takes over Chicago's Allstate Arena with Bellator 175, the pair will rematch at heavyweight.
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Underwood — who also shares son Isaiah Michael, 4, with Fisher — then takes over, singing the same tune.
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Because the truth is this: Giving up any major ingredient or food item takes over your life.
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Mason takes over the CFO role at a time of investor frustration with Citigroup's lagging stock price.
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Amazon takes over from Twitter Inc, which paid $10 million to stream Thursday night games last season.
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The player's imagination takes over, and they tend to read into the game on a deeper level.
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The prefrontal cortex, or the thinking part of the brain, shuts down, and the body takes over.
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The sprinter takes over from comedian Ricky Gervais, whose ads for the company received decidedly mixed reviews.
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Let's say President Kirsten Gillibrand takes over in 2021 with Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
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Kempczinski, 51, takes over the helm four years after joining the company as an executive vice president.
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The cooling is likely to predominate for about another eight years before warming takes over, it said.
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A mysterious killer takes over a teen summer camp in the classic slasher film, "Sleepaway Camp" (1983).
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Powers takes over from Ricky Thirion who held the position in an acting capacity since July 1.
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After Scar takes over as king, he offers to make Sarabi his queen, which she staunchly refuses.
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The MLB All-Star Game takes over Washington's Nationals Park, with coverage beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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Because when you write something, there is a moment where the production company takes over the rights.
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She was chosen by the incoming Jacob's Pillow Director Pamela Tatge, who takes over on April 18.
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Fisehaye, a petite woman whose smile easily takes over her entire face, decided to take a risk.
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Once something like this has actually happened, all you can do is feel resigned; ennui takes over.
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When I go to bed and my kids are sleeping the wave of dysphoria just takes over.
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But it is also the time of the year when micromanaging the bullpen takes over the sport.
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A trip from Riyadh to Jeddah — which currently takes over 10 hours — would last just 76 minutes.
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I think we can expect that to be a top pledge of whomever takes over the job.
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She gets up from her post at 8:30 on the dot, and a replacement takes over.
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The proper gene in the glial cells takes over, stopping the brain deterioration that would otherwise occur.
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Mr. Khan takes over at a time when Pakistan finds itself increasingly isolated on the global stage.
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The heartbreaking reasons emerge near the end of the book when Michael's first-person narrative takes over.
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It is a bit of a party town, but South by Southwest takes over all of Austin.
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He smiles like a lunatic and obnoxiously takes over the kitchen at Hector's money-drop Mexican restaurant.
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By the time Blue takes over in May, the process will have stretched more than a year.
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Sencux takes over as the starting mid laner for Gambit following stints with Misfits Gaming and Rogue.
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In a Robin story arc in 2006, Cass becomes evil and takes over the League of Assassins.
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Whoever takes over as Mueller's boss will hold broad power to supervise, and potentially limit, his work.
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Calhoun takes over as Boeing confronts an ongoing public relations nightmare stemming from the 737 Max crisis.
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Housley takes over for Dan Bylsma, who was fired along with General Manager Tim Murray in April.
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But surprisingly, it still works just fine; the messaging app simply takes over the TV screen instead.
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Now the evening takes over an entire floor of the large complex to accommodate its 24655,211 buyers.
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A Democratic senator then takes over, offering -- at least to this point -- undiluted praise for Ford's bravery.
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The back display lights up and takes over the front screen's duties when you flip the phone.
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What makes them truly impressive, though, is each knife takes over 120 hours to complete by hand.
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John Donahoe, a current Nike board member and outgoing ServiceNow CEO, takes over for Parker in 2020.
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Before you remember the projections and the playoff odds and your reasonable, analytical, thinking brain takes over.
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Control takes over Leland's body, essentially, to fool his Starfleet colleagues into doing the artificial intelligence's bidding.
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The fact that ego takes over and is almost like a madness in the face of truth.
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US critics say that Swedes pay 0003 percent — so the government takes over half of your money.
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Some even subscribe to a theory of "hyperbitcoinization," where Bitcoin essentially takes over the global financial system.
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When he runs into Richie, he takes over the body of a giant plastic statue of Paul Bunyan.
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Currently Amanda has been making prototypes with a hand iron and it takes over one day per tent.
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This season will also be Foy's last in the role before Olivia Colman takes over in season three.
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He also takes over the top job at Facebook India at a turbulent time for the U.S. company.
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International troops are planning to stay in Gambia's capital to provide security as the new president takes over.
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Morgan takes over for John Sanders, who offered his resignation to acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan on Monday.
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An automatic tracker on the tripod then takes over, following the sun as it moves across the sky.
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He will be "music director designate" for the 2017-18 season, then officially takes over in fall 2018.
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But then conflict takes over — not originating from inside their relationship but pressing in from the outside world.
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After Future spits rhymes, JAY-Z takes over and raps, "Riding around town with FLOTUS," seemingly introducing Bey.
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If they become incapacitated or injured, the A.I.-driven exoskeleton system A.R.I.D. (Autonomous Robotic Interface Device) takes over.
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Kim Chung-sook, the mother of the clan (a former Olympic-level hammer-thrower), takes over as housekeeper.
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In the interim, American companies go bankrupt, China takes over the market, and the court ruling becomes moot.
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Innovators who are furthering the beneficent uses of advanced AI should avoid scenarios where a machine 'takes over'.
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He said Robredo isn't up to the job - which she refutes - and he'd prefer a junta takes over.
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Presumably whoever takes over the film following Lord and Miller's exit will supervise the remaining shoots and reshoots.
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Comedic actor Ricky Gervais takes over the hosting duties from BFFs Tina Fey and Amy Poehler this year.
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"Naturally I can perform when I get into the flow of things and nature takes over," he continued.
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That person would have to be approved by the legislature before he or she takes over as governor.
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Fayyad will retain his existing role as head of Australia investment banking and takes over from Kevin Skelton.
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"I hope before the self-driving car takes over," she quipped, encouraging more Saudi women to start driving.
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Reid is retiring and won't be in the Senate when Trump takes over the White House next year.
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Chris Harvey takes over the post from Greg Quental, who will retire at the end of the year.
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Bouvier, 59, replaces Patrick de Castelbajac who takes over as head of Airbus Asia-Pacific, the people said.
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Once you get below 1.5 percent, the THC takes over, Lewis, who has a Ph.D. in biochemistry, says.
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Still, Swann says he's fired up to get started when he takes over for Pat Haden in July.
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As private equity takes over buildings and communities, residents see their monthly costs rise and our neighbors evicted.
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Mr Fitschen is leaving his job next month when John Cryan takes over as the bank's sole CEO.
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He swaps roles with Ravi Karunanayake, who takes over at external affairs, Sirisena's spokesman Dharmasri Ekanayake told Reuters.
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Who knows what will happen if a new administration takes over the White House after the 2020 elections.
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EISEN: YOUR SUCCESSOR, DIRK VAN DE PUT, WHAT IS HIS BIGGEST CHALLENGE AS HE TAKES OVER THE COMPANY?
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She takes over the role from Rooney Mara, who was Oscar nominated for her performance in the original.
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Shahira Knight takes over for Marc Short, who leaves the White House this month for the private sector.
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The trick for Iger — or whoever takes over for him — will be deciding when to make that bet.
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It's currently scheduled for October 31, 2019 — just a few short months after the next leader takes over.
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The cube takes over again — broadcasting snippets of Lemonade — as Beyoncé disappears to prep for the next segment.
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But a fun-killing spider takes over the fort, to the rage and dismay of its legitimate owners.
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Panic buying gives customers a modicum of control as coronavirus takes over the nation with seemingly endless unknowns.
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EG: Martial law is when the military takes over the functions of civilian government, including law enforcement functions.
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After years of split cod and bread-and-ale soup, Babette finally takes over for a celebratory occasion.
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It takes over nine hours to drive the roughly 220 miles from Guatemala City northwest to Pablo's home.
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Exit Shin-Kobe station and you'll face an urban milieu, but right behind the station, nature takes over.
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But social media has made FOMO so present in our lives and it takes over almost every situation.
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Look closely when he takes over the home from the Deetzes: Flat walls contour in contrasting directions. How?
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"I think there's a two-step process, a superficial weathering, then an organism takes over," said Dr. Ivarsson.
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Ugly is so much fun to play, and then your body takes over, and you can be anything.
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Robert Aramayo played young Ned Stark in "Game of Thrones" and takes over the role Will Poulter vacated.
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It's a hybrid ride meaning human driven but the car takes over at some points on the highway.
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Fernandez takes over from conservative Mauricio Macri, who symbolically handed the incoming leader the presidential baton and sash.
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A renegotiation of Nafta is expected to be Mr. Ross's top priority when he takes over the job.
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"Everything" seasoning takes over here, with shakers on tables filled with it and smoked salmon rubbed with it.
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I am experiencing the kind of anxiety that takes over my entire body and settles in my stomach.
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Rivera takes over a Washington team hoping to rebound from one of the worst seasons in franchise history.
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Botterill now takes over a team that stagnated under Murray, missing the playoffs for a sixth consecutive season.
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Nayed takes over from Nadeem Masud who left the German bank at the end of 2015, it said.
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This powerful documentary tracks what happens when a Chinese company takes over a shuttered Ohio General Motors factory.
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Isn't it a lot like the way he loses time when Mr. Robot takes over to protect him?
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Powell takes over from Janet Yellen, who has overseen the central bank's gradual easing of crisis-era policy.
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It says that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein takes over if Attorney General Sessions is fired or resigns.
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But then conflict takes over — not originating from inside their relationship, but pressing in from the outside world.
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Hollywood takes over the scenic ski town of Park City, Utah, for the Sundance Film Festival every January.
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If a president is impeached and removed, the vice president takes over until the next scheduled presidential election.
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The Crown's new season stars Olivia Coleman, who takes over the role as the Queen from Claire Foy, along with Tobias Menzies (of Game of Thrones and Outlander), who replaces Matt Smith as Prince Philip, and Helena Bonham Carter, who takes takes over the role of Princess Margaret from Vanessa Kirby.
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John Boyega takes over as the lead this time, and this trailer is pretty much centered around his voiceover.
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Slovakia, which takes over the EU's rotating presidency in July, was among countries present at the meeting, sources said.
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He takes over for David Shulkin, who came under heavy criticism in recent weeks for alleged unauthorized travel expenses.
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Kimmel takes over the gig from Chris Rock, who returned to host in 2016 after previously hosting in 2005.
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Tlaib, the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, takes over the Michigan seat held for nearly 22018 years by U.S. Rep.
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In the event that AI takes over the call center, Myer says there's still need for his management toolkit.
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He takes over the hosting duties from LL Cool J, who held the gig for the last five years.
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Fellow activist Brittany Packnett takes over the live feed on Periscope and shows McKesson being led away by officers.
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Ringrose will remain in the role until his successor takes over, to ensure an orderly transition, the company said.
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Esper takes over the job from former acting Defense Secretary Patrick M. Shanahan, who resigned his post last week.
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Obsessed as she is by metropolitan cafes, Mitsuha can't stop ordering expensive desserts whenever she takes over Taki's identity.
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Grief takes over and he starts space pistol-whipping the purple brute, unfortunately catching Mantis's hand in the process.
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The reality star does Ellen DeGeneres "a favor" when she takes over the reigns as host on Wednesday's episode.
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In November, Denmark takes over the six-month rotating chairmanship of the 47-nation body that oversees human rights.
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Lagarde, who attended Thursday's meeting and takes over on November 1, may be well suited to these tough circumstances.
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This November, when Hillary Clinton takes over the White House, Bill and Derek will complete the circle of life.
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The Sudanese Professionals Association, which mobilized the protests, has said demonstrations will continue to until civilian leadership takes over.
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If fear takes over, you lose the opportunity to be stimulated and excited by the opportunities that present themselves.
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Kubernetes takes over the container workflow but it can't handle workflows that typically don't run on containers like Hadoop.
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Another company takes over U.S. projects: Southern Co and SCANA could look to another contractor to finish the work.
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She takes over for Rooney Mara, who portrayed the character in 2011's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
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There are loads of great deals to consider, but when it comes to any sale, Apple always takes over.
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When I get anxious about something, it doesn't just stay in my mind, it takes over my whole body.
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But if progressives get their wish and Vice President Mike Pence takes over, those distractions aren't likely to endure.
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So far, there has been little of the rancor and political speechifying that takes over high-profile American hearings.
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"I will certainly be asking for his support when his administration takes over," Maloney said in an email exchange.
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Byron Pope, an oilfield analyst at investment firm Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co said Le Peuch, who takes over Aug.
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The telltale sign of the disease is tangles of the protein tau, which takes over parts of the brain.
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The title track is one of the record's two songs, and it takes over 21 minutes to fully unfold.
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Before peppermint and gingerbread takes over, embrace all things pumpkin by putting your pooch in an adorable pumpkin costume.
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The Federal Reserve announced Monday that Janet Yellen will leave after her successor, Trump-nominated Jerome Powell, takes over.
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The second half is devoted to everyone isolating Will to save him before the mind flayer takes over completely.
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With time a zero-risk policy becomes the default decision-making criteria, and the CFO takes over the reins.
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McCallion, 44, takes over as CFO on Tuesday, a day before MetLife is to report first-quarter 2018 earnings.
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A more grounded energy takes over at 1:56 AM when the Moon connects with stable Saturn, in Sagittarius.
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Confusion arrives this morning, but things will chill out later on today when a social, optimistic vibe takes over.
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Dorner joins Virgin Money's board as chair elect and takes over from outgoing Chairman Glen Moreno on March 31.
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If the referendum passes after that date the vice-president takes over and the ruling party stays in power.
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But at the distance of MU2628, it takes over 28503 hours for light (and radio signals) to reach us!
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All it needs is an initial push before gravity takes over and provides kinetic energy to keep it rolling.
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Mr. Papa takes over in early May, and board elections are set for an annual meeting on June 163.
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Von der Leyen, a close ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, takes over as Commission president on Dec. 1.
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Politics Takes Over WASHINGTON — For a fleeting moment this week, it seemed as if the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
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Leopold will become the fourth woman on JPMorgan's operating committee when she officially takes over Donnelly's position in February.
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Paris-Vatry Airport is a whopping 98 miles from Paris, which takes over two hours to reach by car.
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The restaurant takes over the townhouse space that was the Lion, with vintage accents and a double-height ceiling.
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The Gerber Group, which signed a lease in April, officially takes over; there's no word on a reopening date.
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Randell takes over in April from John Griffith-Jones who was appointed for a 5-year term in 2013.
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From there, the system takes over, cleaning and pressing clothes in around five minutes, using steam and cleaning fluids.
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It doesn't take long, however, before the main ingredient takes over and it starts to taste a bit foul.
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And Trump takes over at a time when al-Qaida is in ascendance in the Arab world's poorest country.
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Others have since called for the former senior British civil servant to address the findings before he takes over.
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Ricketts, reelected to his second term in office this year by a wide margin, takes over for Tennessee Gov.
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She takes over at a difficult time for UK Sport which was previously credited with transforming Britain's Olympic fortunes.
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Mastantuono sees a company with great potential as she takes over to guide the financial side of the organization.
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Tshisekedi takes over from outgoing President Joseph Kabila in the first peaceful handover of power in the country's history.
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Eyvazov has only three performances in this role before the box-office darling Jonas Kaufmann takes over on Oct.
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Just as he takes over an institution where I laid a certain groundwork, similarly he has laid groundwork here.
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The old maxim about musicals is that the music takes over when dialogue can't adequately capture the characters' emotions.
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Not for the squeamish: New York magazine gives a detailed description of how the coronavirus takes over the body.
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When Susan Zirinsky takes over CBS News in March, she will be the first woman to hold the job.
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Of those, 117,000 were made as copies of the full album — a high proportion, as streaming increasingly takes over.
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Henriksson takes over the position from Anders Karlsson, who has been acting CEO since March 28, the company said.
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This tendency to take swift action is supported by a "hyper-nationalism" that takes over in times of crisis.
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The temple, which takes over the Russell Chapel at the Church of the Village on 13th Street from Sept.
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Another character takes over the narrative in 1994, a world away in France, and the novel concludes in 2018.
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Mahler takes over on Monday, with Gerhild Romberger singing the "Kindertotenlieder" before a performance of the Symphony No. 5.
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It stars Bradley Whitford as a snooty music professor who takes over leadership of a small-town church choir.
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And Andrew Johnson, a Southerner who had once enslaved people himself, takes over the presidency and quickly overturns it.
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The Bat club will soon be growing when Robert Pattinson takes over the role in the upcoming The Batman.
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As with all ballistic missiles, gravity takes over after the midcourse phase, and the warhead falls toward its target.
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As he takes over the spotlight again, I'll be thinking about the human lessons as well the political ones.
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The co-op board has the final say in whoever takes over the apartment and ultimately lives in it.
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When Trump feels he isn't getting it or paranoia takes over, he publicly mocks his lieutenants or jettisons them.
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"No matter what direction the storm takes over the next few hours, we're going to feel it," Rubio said.
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The ride, which takes over five hours on conventional rail, is set to be cut down to 90 minutes.
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But the fetal gene is turned off after a baby is born and an adult hemoglobin gene takes over.
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Camplejohn takes over from Adam Blitzer, who had been interim general manager of Sales Cloud at Salesforce since September.
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Powell takes over with an economy looking stronger but with political tensions around Washington running at a boiling point.
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But they acknowledge that once the Trump administration takes over, many of Mr. Obama's priorities will have been met.
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But when Mr Bailey takes over the Monetary Policy Committee will contain more men called Andrew (two) than women.
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Whoever takes over will have to decide whether the group of 200,000 people should remain in its current form.
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Stefani's residency inside Zappos Theater essentially takes over for Britney Spears' Piece of Me residency, which ended on Dec. 31.
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But suddenly, Girl Ultra takes over and she adds one last observation–-complete with its Cronenberg-esque sci-fi connotations.
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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Mrs Merkel's favoured successor as chancellor, takes over from Mrs von der Leyen in the ejector seat.
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The film follows Chinese company Fuyao that takes over a former General Motors factory and hires thousands of American workers.
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But that makes her a perfect "fuck you" nominee if Obama just wants to wait until his successor takes over.
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Taki, meanwhile, can't stop fondling Mitsuha's breasts whenever he takes over hers—much to the bemusement of her younger sister.
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She will begin in July, when Damian Woetzel, the former New York City Ballet principal, takes over as Juilliard's president.
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If Rousseff is impeached, Temer takes over and will serve out her term, which is set to end in 2018.
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To put it simply, the lead chef Roger (Zack Ward) — who takes over when Ivy isn't there — is an asshole.
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It's pretty hard to miss, and if not blocked it takes over the whole CPU until the tab is closed.
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Venom gives Eddie superhuman strength, healing powers, and conveniently takes over Eddie's hands and legs to help him in fights.
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I need as much time as possible, and public transportation takes over twice as long, so I take a Lyft.
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A lot of times shock takes over, so responses aren't always as swift as they should be, but I'm learning.
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Byron Pope, an oilfield analyst at investment firm Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co said that Le Peuch, who takes over Aug.
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Even so, it takes over 20 minutes to finish the event, and multiple player deaths are experienced along the way.
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In the first, the government takes over both health insurance and the provision of care, employing doctors and running hospitals.
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This will mark the Tonight Show funyman's debut as emcee, as he takes over from last year's host, Ricky Gervais.
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Meanwhile, in Iraq, a militant organisation takes over a city and holds Indian and Pakistani nurses hostage in a hospital.
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The controlling Haslam family retained a 50.1-percent stake, and will own the remaining 20 percent once Buffett takes over.
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Just days before Black Panther takes over theaters everywhere, the blockbuster-bound movie made its mark on fashion's biggest stage.
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Some market watchers expect sterling to fall after eurosceptic Johnson's speech on Wednesday, when he takes over as prime minister.
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As soon as the crime is committed, a huge professional apparatus kicks in, and a massive, inhuman bureaucracy takes over.
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He takes over from the well-respected Amando Tetangco, who will step down next month after a 12-year tenure.
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He takes over the reigns from Josh Pitcock -- both men are considered to be in the vice president's inner circle.
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At the very least, aggressive action from the Justice Department could stall legalization's progress until a new administration takes over.
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Usually when someone takes over a website, it's thanks to some sly social engineering or vulnerability in the website itself.
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You get it by putting intentional effort toward a singular goal or vision, and eventually, the compound effect takes over.
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Johnson, who is black, takes over as police superintendent immediately and will deal with ongoing public unrest over the police.
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Kevin Johnson, a former Microsoft executive and Juniper Networks CEO, officially takes over as chief executive of Starbucks (SBUX) today.
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Joseph Votel, commander of U.S. Special Operations Command, will have to confront when he takes over leadership of Central Command.
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A dreamy—but confusing—atmosphere takes over tonight as the Moon opposes Neptune at 11:37 PM. All Times EST.
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Check out the clip ... CJ's friend, Ballie Ball, takes over the clip and spits a verse -- and it's pretty good!!
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Thursday was seen as the last opportunity to do so before a new conservative-majority Congress takes over next week.
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John Flannery, current head of GE Healthcare, takes over as CEO in August and adds the chairman title in January.
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Unless he is sold, Hazard, 25, will come under Conte's demanding rule next season when he takes over at Chelsea.
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An entirely new scene is shown after Scar takes over Pride Rock where he asks Sarabi to be his queen.
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"You work so hard all year to finally figure some stuff out, and Mother Nature takes over there," Harvey said.
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Glor takes over the position previously held by Scott Pelley, who served as "CBS Evening News" anchor until mid-June.
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Simple math takes over here: Less money coming in demands less money going out, to yield a positive bottom line.
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I spend all my spare time with my family, and I never let them feel that my work takes over.
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Open Book This week, the prolific critic, essayist and novelist Tim Parks temporarily takes over as our Roving Eye columnist.
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Think the copper market equivalent of Skynet, the artificial intelligence network that takes over the world in the Terminator films.
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That could offer a reprieve for the British group's new chief executive, Emma Walmsley, who takes over in two days.
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SIM hijacking, when a hacker takes over your phone number to break into your online accounts, is a real problem.
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For employers, MeetFrank takes over the ad placement process — using its machine learning to algorithmically match potential candidates to positions.
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She takes over from Daniel L. Stein, who is stepping down to lead Mayer Brown's global regulatory and investigations group.
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But as he spends more time in the suit, it slowly takes over his personality until it possesses him entirely.
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The Arabic manuscript details an account of a woman who goes on a murder spree and takes over a city.
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Blue represents living longer and, in most places, the blue slowly takes over the map and starts to get darker.
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I'm not going to allow us to get to the point where anybody from the outside ever takes over again.
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Simone Garcia Johnson, the daughter of Dwayne Johnson, takes over this year, with a new name for the ceremonial gig.
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And she wants to continue to work on a high schools initiative even after Mr. Carranza takes over, she said.
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The vibe is much more free-flowing and creative as the sun connects with Neptune—a healing energy takes over.
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Once Lujan Grisham takes over in January, Democrats will finally have one of their own in the state's highest office.
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The Rock, and his ex-wife, the powerhouse producer Dany Garcia — takes over the gig now called Golden Globe Ambassador.
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Now Claire Foy takes over the part in "The Girl in the Spider's Web," which now has its first trailer.
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Mexico and the United States want to sign a final deal before the new Mexican government takes over on Dec.
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And then a second instinct takes over: Why not try to find the people for whom the drug did work?
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Next week, Halley takes over its first two floors to mount "New York, New York," his most complex installation yet.
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Austria, officially neutral, has always had close ties to Moscow and takes over the revolving European Union presidency next month.
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Michelle Pfeiffer just wants to make sure Zoë Kravitz is comfortable as she takes over her iconic role as Catwoman.
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My disappointment takes over just as quickly as my hope fades as I fail to come up with a name.
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The girl grows up, takes over the farm and restores the truck, putting it back into service: a sustainable choice!
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Mr. de Meo takes over after a tumultuous year at Renault that included an attempt to merge with Fiat Chrysler.
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Boîte Omar's La Boite, the new supper club and bar from Omar Hernandez, takes over the former Happy Ending space.
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Mawe, who takes over as acting CEO immediately, has been with the world's third-largest pellet exporter for 11 years.
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She says Mr. Guaidó's team wants to be ready to start rebuilding the country as soon as he takes over.
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She has been in that role since May and will continue to serve on the board once Tritton takes over.
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The first group, silently, mockingly, turns on its heels, and the new group takes over the edge of the stage.
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My next vacation will likely be this summer when my family takes over my tour bus for a few weeks.
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Powell also takes over the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee at a time when it has multiple holes to fill.
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No matter who takes over, he or she will need to persuade the public that Wells Fargo has truly changed.
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The central bank "takes over dying banks, recovers them and then plans to put them on the market," Putin said.
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A new team that takes over FPX's spot in Flashpoint 1 would have a hard time advancing in the event.
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Whoever takes over has a whole lot of challenges they're going to have to get their hands around very fast.
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For police officers, he said, that typically takes over 700 hours of full-time training and a year on probation.
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He takes over from StockX co-founder Josh Luber, who will continue to be part of the firm's leadership team.
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The nice thing about this is that I can just tune in once the new Doctor takes over in 2018.
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Families of inmates are begging Obama for clemency before Trump takes over Families of inmates are begging Obama for clemency before Trump takes over Families of inmates with pending clemency petitions gathered for a candlelight vigil outside the White House on Monday night to urge President Obama to grant more clemencies before he leaves office.
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And whoever takes over the role after Capaldi, he or she will be able to explore the new territory he found.
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Republicans in North Carolina are grabbing all the power they can this week before Democrat Roy Cooper takes over as governor.
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Director Babak Najafi (who's worked on the Cinemax show Banshee) takes over the reins from Olympus filmmaker Antoine Fuqua, and the
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Laura Yeager becomes the first woman to assume that role when she takes over the California National Guard's 40th Infantry Division.
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Former sevens players Scott Waldrom and Tomasi Cama have been appointed as interim coaches until Clark Laidlaw takes over in June.
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She takes over from a man with whom she worked closely for years and whom she describes as a "political giant".
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In The Kid's face, he sees a horrifying flash, a glimpse of a demon that takes over for a split second.
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A hybrid version with an all-electric range of more than 30 miles before the engine takes over also is available.
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Hit the Spotlight button, that color takes over your screen, and you can wave it to help your driver locate you.
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When words are repeated, we stop paying as much attention to them, and our sense of the syllables' beat takes over.
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If an opponent takes over the ANC, they may revisit hundreds of corruption charges against Zuma that have been set aside.
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But it likely will not remain that way if Craft takes over — which could potentially diminish her influence within the administration.
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But foreclosure is fiddly: it currently takes over four years to process an insolvency, and recovery rates are a lousy 26%.
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And while the Man in Black isn't there, Rebus takes over, dragging her into the barn in much the same fashion.
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Level 4 is a designation by SAE International that means the car takes over all of the driving in certain conditions.
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This is especially true during the holiday season where peppermint completely takes over grocery stores, parties, and all forms of dessert.
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Nielsen takes over a company that has raised over $193 million, including its most recent round, $110 million in March, 2015.
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"Protests happen regularly in our country, but in general when a sporting event starts, it takes over the news," said Khoury.
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The group then feels something in the water and start running away before a large animated shark takes over the screen.
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Each March, college basketball temporarily takes over the sports universe with a 68-team tournament to crown its Division I champion.
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In that same movie showtime example, the ad takes over the full screen when the device is held vertically, YouTube notes.
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Musk said progress will be slow, and that the company will not suddenly unveil a chip that takes over people's brain.
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A healing energy takes over when Mercury connects with Neptune on January 20, a lovely time to connect emotionally with partners.
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He is now likely to stay on as a vice-president in the next Commission, which takes over on Nov. 1.
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A more grounded emotional energy takes over at 11:47 PM when the Moon connects with the planet of stability, Saturn.
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Typically, the party in control of the White House loses seats in the first election after a new president takes over.
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He takes over the role from Larry Kert in the original musical, and Richard Beymer who played him in the film.
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There's a wonderful description by NASA astronomer Michelle Thaller about how with eclipses this biological sense of dread just takes over.
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McMillan, a former chief executive of mortgage servicing firm Acenden, takes over the role from the bank's previous COO Venkat Chandrasekar.
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He takes over an agency charged with overseeing public health, with a particular focus on helping the most vulnerable New Yorkers.
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But once Farrell makes an escape to the woods and joins an insurrectionary force of bachelors and bachelorettes, Orwell takes over.
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"In the Olympics when the gold medal winner is disqualified then it's the silver medal holder that takes over," Lagarde said.
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On weekend nights, the Elm & Main lounge takes over the backroom and features D.J.s and an open kitchen till 3503 a.m.
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Tina grows up, and Warren, a powerful singer and song interpreter whose reputation deserves to grow after this performance, takes over.
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The one thing that could set Dollface apart, its surreal imagination sequences where Jules' inner monologue takes over, are similarly familiar.
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He takes over just months after AT&T purchased parent company Turner, which acquired Bleacher Report for $175 million+ in 2012.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) argues the Democratic Party will not win elections if the liberal wing of the party takes over.
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You can futz with the OR's machinery remotely, but the hospital's AI takes over and resuscitates the patient in those situations.
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Karl A. Roessner, who had been general counsel, takes over the role of chief executive and will join E-Trade's board.
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Viewers of "The Crown" (in which Colman takes over in season 3 as Queen Elizabeth II) might give it extra points.
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The party will gain subpoena power for the first time in eight years when it takes over the House in January.
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Analysts are now looking to McCall's successor Lundgren to keep a tight rein on costs when he takes over on Dec.
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All eyes will be on Khosrowshahi as he takes over the reigns at Uber, a startup that's worth about $70 billion.
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Why it matters: Perez Wadsworth takes over just weeks after USA TODAY named Gannett veteran Nicole Carroll as editor-in-chief .
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He takes over as finance minister after the economy contracted in the first quarter, with economists warning of a looming recession.
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That's the way I like things, just all of a sudden something else takes over and you just go with it.
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Even though it is a culture and it's a cultural thing, he goes in, he takes over, and he's the boss.
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When the new leader takes over, he or she will likely face a no-confidence motion from the opposition Labour Party.
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The general manager, Jarmo Kekalainen, takes over Davidson's job as alternate governor, but it is uncertain what title he will assume.
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The same pattern takes over my mind when I dive down those rabbit holes, where I become fatalistic rather than proactive.
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Whoever takes over — probably Mr. Smith, Mr. Pinto or JPMorgan's chief financial officer, Marianne Lake — will have big shoes to fill.
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Such moves are not unusual when a new investment chief takes over because they allow for rejiggering investments and revaluing assets.
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It is the exhibition that takes over the second floor of the museum, not just one of the three supersize works.
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BEIJING — The signature work at "Art and China After 453," a highly anticipated show that takes over the Guggenheim on Oct.
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Though Cooper starts the song, Lady Gaga takes over for its exponential buildup, from throaty and breathy to full-scale belting.
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Here's where things stand as Chapek takes over: Hulu will also get a boost now that it's fully part of Disney.
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R. arrives about 10 minutes after I do, and he takes over unloading groceries while I get Z. ready for bed.
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She takes over the mantle, but with side effects, including a certain murderous mania that won't sit well with Diana Prince.
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The move also highlighted the stark shift on Middle East policy ahead when the new administration takes over in a month.
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The Post reports the the overall caribou population is likely dwindling as human development and expansion takes over their natural habitat.
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If at least two-thirds of the senators find the president guilty, he is removed, and the vice president takes over.
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If at least two-thirds of the senators find the president guilty, he is removed and the vice president takes over.
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As a reporter is heard saying Ms. Warren's "economic populist appeal" could pull away some Trump voters, Ms. Warren takes over.
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Attica helps us understand the emotional fury of the punitive spirit that takes over the country in the '80s and '90s.
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Walt knows as soon as Gale takes over he (and Jesse) will be killed so Walt decides to take action first.
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The show will run through the summer and return early next year after professional football takes over NBC's Sunday-night schedule.
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One big issue is whether general aviation could face higher costs and access to airspace if a private board takes over.
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She takes over the narration of the second Dublin Murder Squad novel, "The Likeness," in a scenario that is flagrantly incredible.
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Cheatgrass takes over, burns with unnatural frequency, and soon dominates the range with weeds unpalatable to livestock and native wildlife alike.
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Trisha Yearwood takes over the reins of the 10th edition of CMA Country Christmas, after Reba McEntire's two-year hosting stint.
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On Wednesday, the Judiciary Committee takes over and is expected to draft and consider articles of impeachment in the following weeks.
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Returning to the place where you grew up, your younger, more vulnerable self takes over whether you like it or not.
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Watson Takes Over: A mostly defensive game opened up as the third quarter turned into the fourth, with both teams scoring.
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But there's a moment of discovery, a moment where something else takes over, and that's the thing I want to document.
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Giving notice to Congress by Friday will allow the deal to be finalized before Mexico's new administration takes over in December.
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But as romance takes over his daughters' lives, their father is forced to cope with their adulthood and rebellion against tradition.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBella Hadid: Backstabbed By Selena GomezKim Kardashian: The Booty Is BackBrad Pitt: Back To BusinessParis Jackson Takes Over Hollywood
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Of course, the big daddy rager is in late March when Ultra Music Festival takes over the heart of the city.
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With the holidays rapidly approaching, there are only a few weeks to go before a new Congress takes over in January.
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The new parliament takes over May 28, and experts agree it will give Rouhani a less hostile environment to push his reforms.
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Fatigues are replaced by sweaters as a no-frills courtroom drama takes over the film, observed at a matter-of-fact distance.
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Edwards takes over from Jindal, a Republican who had been criticized for focusing on his presidential campaign at the expense of Louisiana.
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McKinnon takes over the role for Lily Tomlin, who voiced the character in the original animated series, which aired from 1994-97.
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At the start of "Gloaming," Becky takes over Sasha's body to cry in her mother's bosom before trying to kill her host.
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It's one of those smells that takes over everything — if you're not used to it, it's hard to think about anything else.
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Francisco's approach to executive power doesn't mean that if he takes over he'll immediately fire Mueller, or even rein in Mueller's mandate.
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Miller voiced the series' titular character, a blue monster who takes over a Japanese television station, and also served as executive producer.
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Hiroto Saikawa takes over as CEO, saying he aims to increase the quality of Nissan sales after years of focusing on volumes.
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But there's no guarantee it will remain that way if Craft takes over — which could potentially diminish her influence within the administration.
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So Massi takes over most of the filming, capturing a stream of friends and family as they come to say their goodbyes.
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"I don't think it will be easy, if a new city government takes over, for them to stop this transformation," Salvadó says.
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"It commonly takes over 3 days, and we know most of the impressions typically happen in that initial time period," White wrote.
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Using the directional pad you can quickly swap between the three cars, and when you're not in charge, the AI takes over.
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When it takes over a firm he leads new executives in a recitation of HNA's core values, which include "love and devotion".
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And when Turkey takes over the OIC's presidency for a two-year term, we will also work hard to meet these objectives.
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"Maybe one person is slower with bills but can handle scheduling the calendar, so the other spouse takes over finances," she said.
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The AIU takes over from the IAAF's former anti-doping department and will manage testing, intelligence gathering and investigations among other things.
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But then conflict takes over — and notably, it does not originate from inside their relationship, but presses in from the outside world.
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Muscle memory takes over, and in that situation there's a reason I felt comfortable enough to shoot it: I've worked on it.
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I find his voice to be a voice I can slip into almost instantly, and he takes over every scene he's in.
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Having backed Macron early, Le Drian takes over the foreign affairs portfolio after holding the defense post for five years under Hollande.
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"It's so amazing to have a player like him who, without me saying anything to him, he just takes over," Kerr said.
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Having backed Macron early, Le Drian takes over the foreign affairs portfolio after holding the defence post for five years under Hollande.
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Janet Yellen confirmed that she will leave the Federal Reserve's board of governors when her successor takes over as chairman in February.
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If Kelly, 46, takes over the fourth hour, Gifford, 63, and Kotb, 52, will be bumped up to the 9 a.m. slot.
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Rapidly, the dream takes over the screen, but the real-world obligation never goes away, nor does it become any less dangerous.
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Related: Thru Jerusalem: An Audiovisual Collage From Kutiman 15-Story Immigrant Mural Takes Over Philadelphia Rainbow Geometric Murals Coat a Moroccan Chapel
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Whoever takes over WPP faces an uphill task after the group and its more than 200,000 staff started losing ground to rivals.
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Unlike private equity firms, the 88-year-old billionaire investor does not seek to cash out once he takes over a company.
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See the lightScreenshot: GizmodoWindows 303 has a new-look light theme, which takes over as the default skin for the operating system.
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It takes over almost the entire front of the phone and is brighter and more colorful than any phone I've ever used.
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They have become a regular team on the weekends, with King driving while Porika takes over the navigating and records voter data.
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That's a matter the company's new chief executive, Alan Jope, will need to address when he takes over at May's annual meeting.
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This is because when a large company takes over a market, it can use its heft to block or buy up innovations.
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If a hacker takes over a city's public Wi-Fi, they can get their hands on usernames, passwords, pictures and sensitive information.
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That means, for example, that St. Louis County would not be beholden to the agreement if it takes over policing in Ferguson.
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I guess you're driven by some force that takes over you and you feel divine, you feel like in a different dimension.
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Article continues after the video below Here the present takes over—no more recollections of the Bat's run-in with the Cat.
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As anyone who's ever suffered from an eating disorder knows, the illness quickly takes over your life and invades your every thought.
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The virus takes over the machinery of the cell so that it generates more versions of itself, which attack more CD4 cells.
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Fernandez has appointed a small transition team until his government takes over in December, but there were no economists in the group.
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SARA EISEN: Stan, what--do you think Chairman Powell's biggest challenge is going to be, as he takes over this new term?
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Yogurt promises to be one of the more innocuous substances on view when Mr. Creed takes over the armory for two months.
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A is a desperate economic crisis leading to a struggle over leadership and then someone within the P.S.U.V. takes over from Maduro.
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Young Klaus Hoffmann (Rick Okon), son (of course) of a legendary U-boat captain, takes over as "Kaleun" ("Kapitänsleutnant") of U-612.
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Under a typical inversion deal, a United States company takes over a foreign counterpart and, in the process, shifts its headquarters overseas.
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The first week is dominated heavily by gymnastics and swimming and diving before track and field takes over in the second week.
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Never. In 30 years or so, just before artificial intelligence takes over, someone will make a documentary about the fall of 2016.
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"In nonleague football, there's not much in the way of eyeballs, because the Premier League just takes over everything," North, 38, said.
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A bottle of wine takes over 400 bottles of water to produce – the water embedded in food is what I found interesting.
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It will double in size, adding 2,500 square feet of retail space, when it takes over a recently vacated storefront next door.
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Sometimes tunnel vision takes over, like on the play below, where Oladipo misses a wide-open Domas Sabonis right under the basket.
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"It takes over an hour and a half to see, most of which is just waiting on the ending screen," says Xkeeper.
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Prominent Brexit campaigner and former London Mayor is the new Foreign Secretary, while Phillip Hammond takes over as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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When infused along with a more traditional transplant, they can act like a temporary bridge until the replacement bone marrow takes over.
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When Donald Trump takes over the federal government on January 21, his administration will also gain complete control over much of the .
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Microsoft exec Nat Friedman (founder of Xamarin) takes over as CEO, while current GitHub CEO Chris Wanstrath becomes a Microsoft technical fellow.
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It is the exhibition that takes over the second floor of the museum, not just one of the three supersize works. Opinion
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Mr. Trump has the power to nominate a permanent director, so it's only a matter of time before his pick takes over.
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Emotional States is the theme selected by organizers of this year's London Design Biennale, which takes over Somerset House on Sept. 4.
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As serialization takes over and becomes the bland, boring default, a hard snap back to standalone episodic content is on the way.
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At that point, if they fell for the "Enable Statistics" trick, the malware takes over and sends out payments to the criminals.
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They are also worried about how little time whoever takes over will have to try to renegotiate May's withdrawal agreement with Brussels.
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It takes over four punishing hours to hike there, round trip, and was, by far, the most crowded tourism spot I visited.
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Without at least some trust that bridges tribal lines, its authority wanes, and it can only passively report as tribalism takes over.
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He hops madly, as crows are known to do, and takes over Dad's desk (which he claims with a nameplate reading CROW).
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Judge takes over for Pat Shurmur, who went 9-23 in two disappointing seasons leading the Giants before getting fired this year.
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When he takes over as CEO in April, Krishna will be leading a company that&aposs been described as a tech dinosaur.
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One week, a movie envisioning life after an apocalypse films in the library; another, an HBO comedy takes over a block downtown.
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Vibrant murals, tropical-colored tickets and one giant, flamboyantly bright Lombardi Trophy: Exuberant street art takes over the big game this year.
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Under the public-private partnership, the consortium will build the highway and maintain it for 30 years before the state takes over.
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From there some imagination takes over as Gable recounts this unlikely love story of a future president's romance with the European maid.
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The real question is, will the crew get themselves and the ship's passengers back to Earth safely before mob mentality takes over?
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The riots are unlikely to end until a government that is not an Iranian cat's-paw takes over the reins of power.
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I'll be back in Pleasantville this summer working with Will and Joel for the few weeks before Sam takes over full time.
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"There is an inevitable slowing down any time a new government takes over," said one business executive who declined to be identified.
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Engler, a longtime Republican politician who was governor from 1991 to 2003, takes over for Lou Anna Simon, who resigned last week.
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I love the wish fulfillment, the idea that, even after technology takes over, a human brain and a human soul still matter.
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To understand why and to understand what's happening as Trump takes over the White House, we need to go back two weeks.
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The show, which opened in April, takes over an entire townhouse for sale with works of art that are also for sale.
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But what's interesting, what I heard recently is that the person who takes over as COO will not have engineering under them.
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It worked until overtime, when each team uses only four skaters at a time, the ice opens up and speed takes over.
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A Jill Stein administration takes over, passes the student debt proposal — what's the incentive for colleges to try to rein in their costs?
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It will be up to Witty's successor Emma Walmsley, 47, to steer GSK through the challenge when she takes over on April 1.
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An incredible momentWhen the mic doesn't work, the crowd takes over & belts out The Star-Spangled Banner……In Edmonton🇺🇸🇨🇦 #StanleyCup pic.twitter.
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The Passion soundtrack – which also features Yolanda Adams singing David Guetta and Kelly Roland's "When Love Takes Over" – is now available on iTunes.
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Viewers arrive at this revelation through the plot of James Delos, the Delos CEO before Ed Harris' William/Man In Black takes over.
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Under the new system, the president takes over the executive branch and forms the government, and appoints vice presidents, ministers and senior officials.
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Should this go through, she will be suspended from office for 180 days while vice-president Michel Temer takes over as acting president.
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The 84-year-old Northern Irishman takes over from former Formula One racer Derek Warwick, who decided not to stand for re-election.
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From there, the driver would drop its freight and Embark's self-driving system takes over, with a completely autonomous stint on the freeway.
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In the video, above, she jokes around with the staff as she takes over every aspect of the process, from management to design.
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The departing president of the European Central Bank will lead his final monetary policy meeting today before Christine Lagarde takes over the reins.
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The early take from experts is that it is only a matter time before the internet conglomerate takes over the title for good.
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In an interview with The New York Times, the showrunners said that the camera's wider lens takes over when Heidi has cognizant thoughts.
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Elhedery takes over as head of the trading business following the departure from the bank of Thibaut de Roux in September last year.
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People often initially whoop, cheer and clap, but as totality takes over for a couple of minutes, a weirdly respectful, awed silence descends.
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While he's away, his right-hand man, Declan Gardiner, takes over the operation, and from there unfolds a story of greed and revenge.
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"This is a very tragic event," Martin, who takes over as police chief in Bakersfield this week, told reporters at the news conference.
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Oliver Schumy told a shareholder meeting that for big investors the question of which company takes over the other one did not matter.
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Her half-growl, half-coo turns Bridget from a random side character into someone who legitimately takes over the movie for a while.
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But when you turn those phones on, LG's phone feels much bigger just because the screen takes over the front of the device.
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If a MotoMod runs out of battery, the phone's power supply takes over and the Z serves up a quick non-actionable notification.
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Zinke takes over In interviews, lawmakers expressed trust in Zinke's demonstrated ability to understand the issues important to Native Americans across the nation.
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This week: Pottermania takes over multiplexes, an Avengers-like squad of movie directors assembles to save a streamer, and an elephant can fly.
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Everything happens, and it takes over your entire life, and then all of a sudden it's gone, and you move to something else.
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Rob Kardashian Takes Over Daddy Duty'Say Yes to the Dress' is in Some Hot WaterThe Truth Behind That Crazy Viral Crotch Fire Video
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Negotiating Britain's exit from the EU is bound to guzzle Emmanuel Macron's time and energy once he takes over as President of France.
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Now he gets regular venom shots every three months and takes over-the-counter allergy medications before he climbs onto his Harley-Davidson.
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It also has big plans for its sponsorship of the National Basketball Association (NBA), which it takes over from Adidas in September 2017.
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He takes over the roles and responsibilities from Mr. Anuj Aggarwal who has been elevated to Canon Marketing Philippines as a Vice President.
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We all know that feeling of overwhelming emptiness that takes over when you come to the end of a life-changing television show.
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Societe Generale oil analyst Michael Wittner expects oil to drop sharply in the event of Brexit, as risk aversion takes over, albeit temporarily.
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Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place) takes over the role that won an Oscar for Julie Andrews and her silvery peal of a voice.
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After Scar takes over as king, a new scene is shown in which the Pride Lands are barren and the lionesses are starving.
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Who Should Have Won: David Guetta, "When Love Takes Over" The relative victory of 2009, of course, was followed by two steps back.
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"Khandaani Shafakhana" tells the story of a young woman who takes over the reins of a sex clinic in a conservative Indian town.
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BP's incoming chief executive, who takes over next year, faces a dilemma over how to balance fossil fuels with a lower-carbon world.
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Attorney Emmet Flood is serving as White House counsel in a temporary role until full-time replacement Pat Cipollone takes over the job.
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Later, when a more masculine spirit takes over, Ada starts wearing men's clothes and undergoes surgery to achieve a "fine balance" of gender.
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Powers, who will join Etihad this month, takes over from Ricky Thirion who held the position in an acting capacity since July 1.
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Right now, NPM is searching for a new CEO as a leadership team made up of senior NPM executives takes over daily operations.
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One bone of great contention is the issue of succession: Who takes over when the head of the business retires or passes away.
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If McCarthy takes over in the leadership, this will signal to voters that the majority is signing up for more of the same.
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Austria, which takes over the rotating EU presidency in July, has said it wants to act as a bridge between east and west.
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Benjamin Martin takes over the third episode of CineFix's DIY Costume Squad to show you how to create your own Mega Man suit.
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When the out-of-power party takes over, the world as it is and the world as they would like it are consistent.
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"Every time I see a police car while driving, a panic takes over me," one survivor said on the witness stand, KABC reports.
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Whoever takes over will face numerous complex issues, some of them unique to Chicago, its politics and its current circumstances, policing experts said.
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Starting this week, Canadian artist Lauren Pelc-McArthur takes over the Toronto-based Project Gallery with Blanking Field, her very first solo show.
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The next general election isn't scheduled until 2022, so presumably, whoever takes over for May will stay in power at least until then.
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But it's equally possible that whoever takes over would press pause on the whole process by withdrawing the so-called Article 50 notice.
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Whoever takes over will have the job not only of trying to steer Britain out of the EU by the next deadline, Oct.
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The market soon will have to deal with a new Fed chair, when current Governor Jerome Powell likely takes over in mid-February.
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When Angus's lead guitar takes over at the end, Malcolm's rhythm chords start as little sparks and then flare into a full conflagration.
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Yet increasingly, streaming services have lost sight of the idea of the "episode," with the demarcation between installments fading as serialization takes over.
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Musk has even said that his desire to colonize Mars is, in part, a backup plan for if AI takes over on Earth.
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It says that the deputy attorney general — Mr. Rosenstein — takes over as acting head of the department in the case of a vacancy.
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We hope you'll continue to do the same with our talented new columnist, Azi Paybarah, who officially takes over this column on Monday.
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Step by step, she inches closer to the edge and her doubts engulfs her, fear takes over, and she decides to walk back.
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An unrecognizable David Harbour takes over the role previously played by Ron Perlman as a half-demonic superhero in this comics-based reboot.
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We'll see how intimate and lovely it remains after the Parks Department takes over the park's maintenance and all the buildings are built.
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I hope Chad Smith, who takes over the artistic direction from Mr. Morris after next year's festival, asks the JACK back as curators.
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The immediate question before New Yorkers is who takes over what has become one of the key law enforcement posts in the country.
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A federal statute governing Justice Department succession says that the deputy attorney general takes over if the office of attorney general is vacant.
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Bathos takes over from pathos in these works as he deflates the storied legacy of the readymade, without relinquishing his stake in it.
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Your political operation takes over the D.N.C. You cannot divorce in any way fund-raising for the presidential campaign and the Democratic Party.
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We all sit on the patio and work until about midnight when the exhaustion from being in the sun all day takes over.
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Kind, eager, and brilliant, Adam becomes the young couple's "ultimate plaything"—and, once he takes over Charlie's day trading, the household's golden goose.
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WOLFSBURG, Germany — Herbert Diess has one big advantage as he takes over as the chief executive of Volkswagen after his official appointment Thursday.
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The longtime documentary programmer takes over for John Cooper, who had already announced he was stepping down after 11 years in the job.
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Add it to the list of challenges facing David Calhoun, Boeing's new chief executive, who officially takes over the job on January 13.
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If at least two-thirds of the senators find the president guilty, he is removed, and the vice president takes over as president.
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The danger for the administration is that additional delays in trade talks will further undercut Trump's leverage as the 2020 election takes over.
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Gunderson, a 2008 graduate of the US Air Force Academy, takes over from the former F-22 Demo Team pilot, (now) Lt. Col.
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While major changes appear unlikely before a new president takes over, lawmakers could keep chipping away at a range of unpopular ObamaCare taxes.
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Under current rules the deputy leader takes over temporarily if the leader resigns and therefore plays a role in choosing the next one.
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Solomon, who takes over for current CEO Lloyd Blankfein on October 1, named Jim Esposito global co-head of the firm's trading division.
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HISTORY * 20163: The airline begins operations after the government takes over assets and liabilities of Union Airways and renames it South African Airways.
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A side plot reuniting Fat Amy with her degenerate father (John Lithgow) nearly takes over the movie when Amy's father kidnaps the Bellas.
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Leaving your head out of a tackle isn't just a mind game, though; you need to do drills until muscle memory takes over.
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Whoever takes over ESPN will also oversee the introduction of one of Disney's big initiatives: a new sports-focused streaming service, ESPN Plus.
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But there's every chance the conspiracy stuff takes over, and if there's one thing about Designated Survivor that gives me pause, it's that.
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Related: Surreal Photographs Reveal Africa's Environment in Crisis Climate Change Data Becomes Beautiful Nature Illustrations A Climate Change Arts Festival Takes Over LA
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It is nominally tasked with rewriting the constitution but quickly takes over crucial legislative functions, leading to accusations that Maduro is undermining democracy.
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But this was also during a particularly tense conversation over eminent domain, in which the government takes over private property for other purposes.
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The countries with the highest tax takes (over 4% of GDP) tend to be those, like Australia and Norway, with plenty of natural resources.
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Mike Parson says he wants to assure people "that everything&aposs fine" as he takes over for a governor who is resigning amid scandal.
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But, typically, throughout history, when a president wins in one party, the other party often takes over 22016 seats or more in the House.
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Austria, which takes over the European Union's rotating presidency in July, says it wants to act as a "bridge-builder" between east and west.
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Bloom takes over running the private game, curating the players, the environment, being the bank and keeping powerful men in line under her rules.
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Their wardrobe is a major part of what they're known for as a team, and it takes over 20 suitcases to fit it all.
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"Universal income will be necessary over time if AI takes over most human jobs," Business magnate Elon Musk wrote in a tweet last month.
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"Whoever takes over in November, a daunting task awaits," Anatoli Annenkov, senior European economist at Société Générale, said in a recent note to clients.
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Some career State Department staffers say they might have higher hopes for Biegun if Pompeo leaves and Biegun takes over as the acting secretary.
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