Justice leadership takes the lead generally on talking to administrations.
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"It's hard to see who takes the lead," Gunn said.
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Then France takes the lead and we're back to joy.
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The IRGC takes the lead for many of these operations.
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ANNOUNCER: Justify takes the lead as they round the far turn.
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Schreiber takes the lead as Wepner while Watts plays his wife, Linda.
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Macy's takes the lead and finally starts addressing the overstored retail landscape.
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Even when a young woman "takes the lead" and speaks to them?
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At parties, she takes the lead; at meetings, she does the talking.
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The country awaits final election results as the military takes the lead.
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Trump takes the lead and backs self-declared interim President Juan Guaido.
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And yes, the United States takes the lead in countering and deterring Russia.
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Her Majesty naturally takes the lead but the Duke is never far behind.
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In one, the state takes the lead with its build to rent project.
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Under the leader, the elected government takes the lead in managing foreign policy.
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Now Ms. Yeomans takes the lead on the physical side of the job.
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Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray, says one sector takes the lead.
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The budgetary committee of the parliament takes the lead in preparing the budget talks.
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But Japan, as a country, takes the lead, as it snows most often there.
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Here, McConaughey takes the lead and serves as the narrator but often feels irrelevant.
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Secretary of State John Kerry often takes the lead in speaking publicly about foreign affairs.
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Bonnie takes the lead in Annalise's stead, with Asher (Matt McGorry) as the first chair.
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Before she takes the lead of the new Rocky Horror Picture Show which airs Oct.
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Johnson's piano eventually takes the lead, slipping and sliding until it encircles every other sound.
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Villanova takes the lead with its third 3-pointer of the game, all by Donte DiVincenzo.
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India takes the lead with a projected 39 percent growth, followed by the Philippines and China.
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They as a group are the heroes of the film, but Stone takes the lead role.
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"Where [Kargo] takes the lead in the mobile space is with their creative capabilities," Rinaldi said.
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I want the art to do more than that, so often the art takes the lead.
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Wolfson said the communications team brainstorms the tweets, but one person takes the lead on social media.
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DHS takes the lead on protecting election infrastructure, such as aiding states on protecting voter registration databases.
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Schmidt takes the lead in offering a corporate response, then asks a quiet Page if he agrees.
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On this date, Kendall takes the lead, as the other women shy away from the gross stuff.
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Trump takes the lead with voters who favor secession, however, grabbing 72 percent to Clinton's 20 percent.
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The talks have already shown some signs of being impacted by which Democratic candidate takes the lead.
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He is a genius with music and takes the lead on what music goes in the show.
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Clinton leads among women, according to the poll, but Sanders takes the lead with voters under 2628.
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Typically, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative takes the lead in trade negotiations with other countries.
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And a large number of sessions are focused on Asia, including one entitled "Asia Takes the Lead".
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While the NIH takes the lead on development, Moderna is still in charge of producing the vaccine.
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In most states, the state legislature takes the lead, so the GOP's modest investment paid handsome dividends.
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Thurgood rapidly takes the lead while slyly poking and strategically prodding Sam to rise to the occasion.
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The latest of these narcissistic beings takes the lead role of protagonist in Shame's new video "Gold Hole".
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If either player takes the lead after any of these two-game matches, he will win the title.
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Though a music director rarely takes the lead on fundraising, Mr Noseda's American-inspired strategy seems to be working.
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The state of the space race in one chart China takes the lead in building quantum data security networks
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Alexa takes the lead through the cooking process using preset temperatures and recipes tailored to the food you're making.
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On the song, Marshmello takes the lead from Peep's emo/trap sensibility, supplying big, pervasive synths and skittering drums.
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Bruce Wayne — played with a sepulchral growl and bespoke stubble by Ben Affleck — takes the lead on this enterprise.
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IJsselmeervogels — historically the more successful of the two teams, and chasing a championship again this season — takes the lead.
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White takes the lead with a 94.25 and is in the driver's seat for the gold after one run.
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At this point, the show is still hostless, so Bryan Cranston takes the lead to give a proper introduction.
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A fitting Delta Goodrem, a fellow Aussie who has recorded duets with the "Grease" star, takes the lead role.
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Cormorant Ventures, the lead investor from Series A, takes the lead on Internet of Wings's Series B round as well.
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Broad City star Abbi Jacobson takes the lead as Bean, a drinking/gambling/cursing princess with a fittingly rebellious streak.
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Mr. Fares, playing against his sidekick role in the superb "Department Q" films, is captivating as he takes the lead.
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The publisher works with the author, and assigns an editor, maybe even a fact-checker, but the author takes the lead.
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But he would probably offer guidance from the private legal team outside the White House as Mr. Cipollone takes the lead.
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Go deeper: Cobalt and the Congo Electric vehicles see both gains and growing pains Volvo takes the lead on female safety
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Which of these trends that eventually takes the lead to become the de facto form of authentication is yet to be seen.
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Randy Jackson's totally down for getting the "American Idol" band back together ... if someone else takes the lead and makes it happen.
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After all, even if we stop emitting today or if our renewable sector takes the lead, the world will continue to warm.
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As Germany takes the lead on crisis after crisis — from the euro to migration — the question keeps popping up: Where is France?
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Under the Stafford Act, the president takes the lead role in disaster response and recovery in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
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The truth of the matter is the way the world is today that if the U.S. takes the lead, others tend to follow.
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With JT in federal prison for fraud, Yung Miami takes the lead on "Free JT," which weaves in collect calls with her bandmate.
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Switch It Up If your partner usually takes the lead, put yourself in charge for the weekend (with your partner's consent, of course).
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Every single lead is a white male, except for the show S.W.A.T, where former Criminal Minds B.A.U bae, Shemar Moore, takes the lead.
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The Department of Homeland Security has a foreign influence task force, too, but the FBI takes the lead, a spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Didi still takes the lead with 66 million unique devices on its app in December, according to data collected by research firm iResearch.
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CEQ, which takes the lead in evaluating and studying monument proposals, declined to comment on any of the specific proposals it is considering.
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The USTR takes the lead responsibility for negotiating trade agreements with other countries and represents the United States at the World Trade Organization.
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Put bluntly, if Mr Putin's tanks roll into the Baltics it will not be the Bundeswehr that takes the lead in rolling them back.
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China takes the lead The Hangzhou meeting will be the first G22014 China has hosted, and only the second held in Asia since 220.
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After meeting with each of the students, Irene selects Connor (Jack Falahee) to work for her, and he takes the lead on the case.
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If Apple steps up and takes the lead with dark mode in its default iOS apps, it'll incentivize other app developers to follow suit.
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In different-sex households, by contrast, the mother more often takes the lead and the father stays on the sidelines or does parallel activities.
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The person seated near the liftee's head takes the lead and directs the kneelers to tuck their index and middle fingers under the liftee's body.
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We all join a group chat on WhatsApp and one person takes the lead and sets up the exchange on a Secret Santa generating website.
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Though Gabriel, who has good English, had been handling most of his brother's legal arrangements, Rosario takes the lead conversationally when everyone is using Spanish.
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The following year, Anderson appeared in Barb Wire, which has some of the same coy savvy as Baywatch—but here her persona takes the lead.
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In simulations excluding Mr. da Silva, Mr. Bolsonaro takes the lead with 22 percent, followed by a former environmental minister, Marina Silva, with 16 percent.
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Noah takes the lead in the episode's first segment — technically speaking, anyway, since as usual it's a tale of a hapless antihero buffeted by circumstance.
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Crazy Bernie takes the lead in the Democrat Primaries, but it is looking more and more like the Dems will never allow him to win!
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Revenge of the jack-o'-lantern Pumpkin carving takes the lead each year over other Halloween injuries, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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True to form, Daryl takes the lead, tucking and rolling out of the truck just in time — though their victory may be Pyrrhic after all.
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Madhure is the team leader for ward 8 in Nashua, where she makes sure volunteers show up for shifts, and takes the lead on door knocking.
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Elizabeth Warren takes the lead in polls, since she would have a different agenda than Trump and potentially be more difficult to strike a deal with.
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Sampson said usually in a humanitarian emergency an organization takes the lead in delegating tasks like shelter, food and clothing to ensure efficient management of resources.
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That also means Bungie's sandbox team — which generally takes the lead on weapon balance changes — has a lot more flexibility when it's time to change things around.
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Both sides will be cautious about being sucked forward and leaving space behind their defense for the opposition to launch quick counters, until someone takes the lead.
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Trump has shown he can get things done on gun control when he takes the lead, does not suddenly change his mind, and stays on topic before.
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Such debate highlights the challenge facing Nadler, a longtime antagonist of his fellow New Yorker Trump, as his committee takes the lead in driving the impeachment narrative.
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Pelosi said she's skeptical a deal can be made if "Mick Mulvaney takes the lead," citing his record of voting in favor of shutting down the government.
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He also said that if Trump takes the lead after the debate, the Mexican peso will weaken against the dollar on Tuesday, which would be a buying opportunity.
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House and Senate committees await Comey's testimony, while newly appointed special counsel Robert Mueller takes the lead on the investigation into Russia's influence on the U.S. presidential election.
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"We regret that the new American leadership takes the lead of inveterate Russophiles of the US Congress," Ryabkov said in a statement posted on the Foreign Ministry's website.
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Among Hispanics, she has a slight lead over Sanders in Florida, 6900 to 2628 percent, but Sanders takes the lead among Hispanics in Illinois, 28503 to 22019 percent.
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Richard Bove, Vertical Group banking analyst, said banks are studying ways to get involved, and BNY Mellon takes the lead with its own cryptocurrency it uses with customers.
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While the central government still takes the lead on tests — claiming it can do 60,0003 of them in a week — private labs can now administer the tests, too.
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"Mexico takes the lead, with clear signals that our economy is open," Jesús Seade, Mexico's top trade negotiator, wrote on Twitter, celebrating the Senate's approval of the bill.
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Hailee Steinfeld takes the lead as a teenager who discovers an old yellow VW Bug in a junkyard, only to see it morph into the titular gigantic robot.
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Her last novel, Station Eleven, begins during a production of King Lear, in the long moment it takes the lead actor to stutter, fall backward, and drop dead.
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While Warren takes the lead on having the stamina and sharpness for the presidency (54% describe Warren that way, 47% Trump, 46% Buttigieg, 44% Biden and 4313% Sanders).
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"It's no different than why we took the lead years ago in solar and oftentimes why a regulated utility takes the lead: to get the market going," he said.
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New City is one of the most important economic engines in Urumqi and takes the lead in reshaping the economic structure of the less-developed western region of China.
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She takes the lead in two big pieces, first entreating Pollione to join her in death, then tearfully begging her father not to punish her children for her sins.
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A crucial element of the show is breaking down the usual celebrity-reporter hierarchy and dynamic, and while Evans still takes the lead, there is a balance at play.
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The military, which has ruled Pakistan for nearly half its 72-year history and takes the lead in setting security and foreign policy, has always denied interfering in politics.
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The party also takes the lead in prosecutions of those accused of corruption or other crimes in a highly opaque process, without supervision from the court system or independent bodies.
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That is not necessarily a problem, since the RNC takes the lead on voter mobilization for their candidates whereas the [Democratic National Committee] lets the presidential candidates take the lead.
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An effusive Jardine, who takes the lead on the raucous "Help Me Rhonda," singles out moments from 1966's Pet Sounds, Wilson's legendary spiritual opus, as a major album highlight.
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"If the United States takes the lead in organizing a regional coalition to respond to this crisis, I believe we can make a serious difference," Clinton said in a statement.
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Taraji P. Henson takes the lead in what looks like an edgier version of the concept, and while Nancy Meyers isn't back to direct, she is responsible for the story.
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She takes the lead in his similarly low-key new one, playing Jessica, an aspiring dramatist still dealing with heartbreak over the end of her relationship with Damon (Lakeith Stanfield).
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With its population nearing 100 million, almost a quarter of the Arab world, Egypt's stability remains crucial to the region, but it rarely takes the lead now when crises unfold.
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NPPD takes the lead on engaging with owners and operators of critical infrastructure across a number of sectors, like finance and energy, in order to guard critical systems from threats.
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Now the Bronx takes the lead in honoring that history by installing this sign, the first memorial to a superhero creator in New York, the superhero capital of the world.
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Traditionally, the USTR takes the lead on negotiations for trade deals, while Commerce, a massive sprawling agency, handles enforcement actions including anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations of low-cost imports.
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Heaton also gets some strong moments as the headstrong second son, the one who pushes himself forward in physical conflicts and takes the lead when something unnerving needs to be done.
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I do most of the cooking at home, but there are two things I have no interest in — grilling and baking — so B. takes the lead when those occasions present themselves.
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Hong Kong IPOs need at least one sponsoring bank, which typically takes the lead in running the IPO and collects a larger proportion of fees than banks listed only as bookrunners.
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Speaking to students during a national "open lesson" in September, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country that takes the lead in the sphere of computer-based artificial intelligence will rule.
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If your mother isn't in the mix, your father may be more inclined to contribute, and if your future husband takes the lead in approaching his family, they may pony up.
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As everyone's favourite magical, singing nanny, Emily Blunt takes the lead in a new original track for the Disney sequel, called "Can You Imagine That?" and teased in a clip released Monday.
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Cruz, a Texas lawmaker, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee that takes the lead on Supreme Court nominees, said the vacancy left by Scalia made the presidential election even more critical.
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After shining in supporting roles in "Game of Thrones" and the "Hunger Games" movies, Natalie Dormer takes the lead in this horror film inspired by the so-called Suicide Forest in Japan.
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Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont takes the lead in the second release of the Democratic primary tracking poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire for CNN, which was conducted Wednesday through Saturday.
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Heye said that if Trump wants to define the Republican Party with a robust health care agenda, it will have to be the White House —rather than GOP lawmakers — that takes the lead.
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MI5, established in 1909 to counter German espionage ahead of World War One, is tasked with protecting British national security and so takes the lead, along with the police, in countering militant attacks.
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If Congress takes the lead, perhaps President Trump will call it a success when he wins the express consent of the House and Senate for his first effort to transform American foreign policy.
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KERR TAKES THE LEAD Cristie Kerr birdied three of the final six holes in strong winds for a one-over 73 and a one-stroke lead at the Ladies Scottish Open in Irvine.
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Poll: Post-debate, Clinton takes the lead The poll also found that 73% of registered voters surveyed think Trump should release his tax returns for public review, including about half of Republicans at 49%.
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But with increasing levels of anxiety, Mr. Trump takes the lead — and among voters who strongly believe immigrants will destroy American culture and values, Mr. Trump holds a 44-point lead over Mr. Cruz.
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Cases involving Google's the search engine do not fall under the GDPR's one-stop-shop mechanism, whereby the Irish data protection commission takes the lead on cases because Google has its EU base there.
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The canine buddies are still side-by-side all the time, and they still enjoy going on adventures around their home state of Washington, now Zen just takes the lead a little more than before.
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Fourteen apps are loaded in order and the iPhone 22016S takes the lead and finishes in about 27 seconds faster on the first trial and and almost a full minute on the second run. Yawnnnn.
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Guitarist Christina Riley's scorched vocals may nod to 90s singers like Liz Phair or Courtney Love, but a pounding, pop-punk spirit takes the lead here on the group's third record, Back On My Wall.
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Some Democratic senators have also criticized Talley for failing to disclose on a Senate questionnaire that his wife is chief of staff to White House Counsel Don McGahn, who takes the lead in judicial selection.
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The Secret Service controls security inside venues and typically takes the lead in crowd management, but that would not keep a local police department from bringing charges against anyone found violating the law in their jurisdiction.
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If Bernie Sanders takes the lead in delegate, there is little reason to think she wouldn't try to use the super delegates to secure the nomination, even if she comes into the convention in second place.
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Whoever takes the lead, there is simply no calculation in which the use of HBO as an anticompetitive weapon is good for the future of America — for its telecom industry, its customers or its TV shows.
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It's hard to imagine Neo as anyone but Reeves now, but if anyone wants to reboot The Matrix, I wouldn't hate a version of the story where Bullock takes the lead, 20 years after the original offer.
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The FBI takes the lead on those, but save in the occasional instance in which the Department of Justice charges someone with violating US laws in the process of disseminating propaganda, we're rarely made aware of them.
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Sunni Arab Gulf states including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) said this month they were ready to send ground forces as part of an international coalition against Islamic State, providing Washington takes the lead.
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"Aid cuts could potentially soften Pakistan up to be more helpful in a negotiated settlement process in Afghanistan, but much will depend on how … the US takes the lead, and also applies pressure on Kabul," says Lalwani.
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Under the deal, current and former administration officials said, the Saudis contribute both weapons and large sums of money, and the C.I.A takes the lead in training the rebels on AK-13 assault rifles and tank-destroying missiles.
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Canada, it says, has strong educational background (which has attracted many big companies to launch research labs there), while the UK is best on the "ethical and legal aspects" of AI, and Japan takes the lead in robotics.
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Speaking to students during a national "open lesson" from the city of Yaroslavl, northeast of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country that takes the lead in the sphere of computer-based artificial intelligence (AI) will rule.
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And the Federal Reserve, which normally takes the lead in fighting slumps, had very limited ammunition: It had already cut interest rates to zero, and its policy of "quantitative easing" — purchasing longer-term debt — was of questionable effectiveness.
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Fox Sports, which paid more than $400 million for the English-language broadcast rights for the 2018 and 2022 games in the U.S., told Recode that "FIFA takes the lead on anti-piracy enforcement," and declined to comment further.
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A series of gleaming signals race across a retro-futuristic landscape of red neon, running hotter and faster until one takes the lead, shatters a gleaming barrier, and lights up an LED bulb that feels as big as the world.
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"It's a fact that the US takes the lead in protecting people around the world," says Navi Pillay, a former high commissioner for human rights, citing America's key role in persuading the council to take on Sri Lanka in 2014.
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The Canadian-led battlegroup is one of four that NATO has deployed since 2017 as part of its "enhanced forward presence"; the others are in Estonia (under British leadership), Lithuania (led by Germany) and Poland (where America takes the lead).
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Former Breaking Bad star Anna Gunn takes the lead in Equity, a film that has her playing a top-tier investment banker dealing with sexist men on one side and women who may be working against her on the other.
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But numbers are misleading because, as we know, a white star like Leonardo DiCaprio almost always takes the lead while Samuel L. Jackson plays backup, Rosario Dawson comes (and goes), and John Cho steals the scene with too few lines.
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DHS officials from both the Obama and Trump administrations have pushed for a reorganization of the National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD), the unit that takes the lead on protecting federal networks and critical infrastructure from physical and cyber threats.
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As Germany takes the lead in trying to stem a chaotic flow of migrants to Europe, it is also grappling with a challenge at home: how to integrate some of the million migrants who arrived on the Continent last year.
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WHAT IS A 'SPONSOR' AND WHY IS THE SFC INCREASING SCRUTINY Hong Kong IPOs need at least one sponsoring bank, which typically takes the lead in running the IPO and so collects a larger proportion of fees than banks listed only as bookrunners.
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Democrats and Republicans need to support solid policies regardless of which party takes the lead such as President Donald Trump's decision to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, Joe Lieberman told CNBC on Thursday.
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Their fan base's Delta 5 contingent should ask whether the slightly more femme-sounding Billy Easter ever takes the lead on the de facto breakup sequence that begins at the flagging point with "Sinking Feeling," because she should and I'm pretty sure doesn't.
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"That was one of the coolest moments I've ever had in my life," said Harper of the walk-off home run, which ends the game after the home team takes the lead in the bottom of the final inning of the game.
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JON CARAMANICA A BLACK WOMAN TAKES THE LEAD Until this season, my only interaction with "The Bachelor franchise" was through a Tumblr called "Forever Alone: Faces of Rejected Bachelorettes," which captures the precise moment when the contestants realized they had been rejected.
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Japan has since looked on, as South Korea takes the lead in whirlwind diplomacy on the Korean peninsula, the North's overtures to America grow ever warmer (on May 9th it released three Americans held in North Korea) and China tries to shape any evolving deal.
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Freedman takes the lead during this phase, choosing everything from the color of the banquettes (sea-foam green) to the price point of the water glasses (Pure by Pascale Naessens for Serax — a name only Douglas Adams could love, and just over $220 each wholesale).
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Amazon is in the import business, too, although it lags far behind more entrenched players such as Alibaba, of which Tmall Global takes the lead with 29 percent market share in the cross-border e-commerce space, according to data from iResearch, dwarfing Amazon's 6 percent.
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The circumstances of this release suggest that Mr. Reeves, who plays a detective named Galban, may have come down with what might be called Nicolas Cage syndrome, in which a star repeatedly takes the lead role in fare that ends up being unceremoniously dumped on the market.
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New Miles takes the lead on an advertising project meant to help a telecommunications company win a big contract, but Original Miles' attempts to prove he's a professional match for his clone draw him into a web of corporate intrigue that's only hinted at in the first season.
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Typically when a new plane — or a change to an existing plane — is certified, the aviation regulator from the plane maker's country of origin takes the lead on reviewing it and approving it for service, and other global regulators follow suit after a cursory review based on the original agency's findings.
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But now Japan, which has hewed closely to the hard-line American posture toward North Korea, is scrambling to remain diplomatically relevant as Mr. Trump moderates his tone in preparation for a possible meeting with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, and South Korea takes the lead in brokering talks.
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Mr. Giuliani's disclosure is a sign of how Mr. Trump's reshuffled legal team — which now includes a highly paid Washington lawyer, a famous former mayor, a constitutional lawyer who specializes in religious cases and former federal prosecutors — will function in the coming weeks as they sort out who takes the lead on representing the president.
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And while Beto O'Rourke's comment did draw attention to everything his wife does to support his campaign, it was also a reminder of the privileges many male candidates have that women don't — in particular, the privilege of a partner who takes the lead in caring for your kids, and a society that accepts that as normal.
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Post-debate, Clinton takes the lead Since the first presidential debate last week, Trump has become consumed by controversy marked by his own stumbles, late-night tweets and capped by The New York Times report that he lost over $900 million in 1995, which may have helped him avoid paying federal income taxes for 18 years.
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Regulators usually follow each other's leadTypically when a new plane — or a change to an existing plane — is certified, the aviation regulator from the plane-maker's country of origin takes the lead on reviewing it and approving it for service, and other global regulators follow suit after a cursory review based on the original agency's findings.
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Naturally, Mama — "founder and director emeritus of the Mt. Vernon High Dramatic League as well as the first soloist at the Greater Centennial A.M.E. Zion Church, lead pastor Reverend Winston Rice, for the past 15 years" — takes the lead once again, drastically dialing down the theatrics when she coaches her granddaughter through the scene in which Elizabeth mourns her son.
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Worthy of your time: China is the greatest, growing threat to America A grand infrastructure plan has spooked China's rivals Chinese exports take over the world China's long game for Middle East influence Turning tides: Chinese cash flows into Latin America The next big U.S.-China competition: artificial intelligence China takes the lead in pioneering retail Rude, red awakening: China's theft of U.S. tech is hard to stop
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Gwyneth Paltrow is born in Los Angeles, California Makes her acting debut in the TV movie "High," directed by her father Bruce Paltrow Appears in "Seven," with Brad Pitt Takes the lead role in "Emma," based on Jane Austen's novel Five films featuring Paltrow are released, including "Sliding Doors" and "Shakespeare in Love" Appears as Marge Sherwood in "The Talented Mr Ripley" Marries Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin Stars as Pepper Potts in "Iron Man," a movie franchise which is ongoing Paltrow's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is unveiled Publishes cookbook "My Father's Daughter: Delicious, Easy Recipes Celebrating Family and Togetherness," and also writes "Notes From the Kitchen Table" the same year Announces that she and Martin are "consciously uncoupling" Goop runs its first "wellness summit" in Los Angeles, and opens a store, Goop Lab, in the Brentwood Country Mart, also in LA Paltrow was born into the entertainment industry — her father Bruce Paltrow was a producer and director and her mother is actress Blythe Danner.
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