Now, Depp is taking steps to hold her to it.
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Maya practices taking steps with the aid of a walker.
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Amazon is already taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Trump isn't always taking steps to help his party's unity.
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Now the hospital is taking steps to change its billing.
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Glad to see they're taking steps to finally mend fences ...
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Comcast is also taking steps to grow its wireless business.
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"Not if you don't start taking steps," the host replied.
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Are they negligent in not taking steps to prevent this?
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We're taking steps to remove it as soon as possible.
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Other organizations are also taking steps to support rural entrepreneurship.
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The state is taking steps to shore up its security.
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Maduro is also taking steps to force the card's adoption.
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Snap has been taking steps to add to its management.
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Some companies are already taking steps to address those concerns.
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Iraqi officials say they are taking steps to avoid war.
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The administration is already taking steps to limit the program.
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A few U.S. cities are taking steps similar to Europe.
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Some companies are already taking steps to address those concerns.
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There are agencies taking steps to enhance law enforcement reporting.
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Others are taking steps to highlight pet issues or accomplishments.
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Some cities are already taking steps to ease draconian policing.
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The federal government is taking steps to end youth homelessness.
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Taking steps today can help you retire when you want.
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O'Brien is also taking steps to reduce bureaucratic red tape.
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She's now helping others by taking steps and speaking up.
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We're taking steps to make sure this never happens again.
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The group is also taking steps to reduce methane emissions.
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Honda Sensing is about more than taking steps toward driverless cars.
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Springfield also shared that he is taking steps to stay well.
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We're now taking steps to make sure this doesn't happen again.
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Republicans praised him for taking steps to boost rural internet service.
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"North Korea is taking steps to mitigate coronavirus," Madden told Insider.
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Meanwhile, the company is also taking steps towards its next update.
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Tech Talk: Twitter is taking steps to correct its harassment problem.
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But authorities are taking notice and taking steps to deter Instagrammers.
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Papa John's has been taking steps to turn the business around.
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It is also taking steps to improve audit quality in Britain.
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Other European countries are also taking steps to curb Facebook's influence.
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Kamala Harris among the national figures taking steps toward presidential runs.
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Some African governments are already taking steps to embrace blockchain technologies.
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Colleges are taking steps to notify students of the new date.
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Now, Valve says it's taking steps to reign in the chaos.
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Israel also said Thursday that it was taking steps to withdraw.
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Now the state is taking steps to make the site safer.
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"We believe the City Council is taking steps to move forward."
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The state parties are taking steps to limit the phone vulnerabilities.
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Already, rural communities have been taking steps to minimize their risk.
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County officials are now taking steps to avoid repeating their mistake.
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Here's how countries across Europe are taking steps to increase safety.
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The company is also taking steps to reclassify its Californian workers.
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On Saturday, he said he was taking steps to avoid surgery.
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Now, ProPublica reports that the IRS is taking steps against this.
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In response, the authorities have been taking steps to depoliticize campuses.
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Congress is taking steps to shore up the nation's insurance program.
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I am taking steps to limit her access to her money.
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And bravo for considering taking steps toward strengthening the U.S. marketplace.
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Several companies are already taking steps to prepare for the storm.
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Even the Mormon Church is taking steps toward greater LGBTQ inclusion.
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Netflix is taking steps to dominate the world of digital streaming globally.
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So it seems Zuckerberg is taking steps to address the latest controversies.
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We are taking steps to make certain this can never happen again.
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Taking steps to prevent identity theft is a good place to start.
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Some countries are already taking steps to shut off fossil fuel power.
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MSI and IPPF are taking steps to shift away from U.S. funds.
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To be sure, Macy's is taking steps to slow its sales bleed.
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But now Uber is taking steps to better outline driver behavior, too.
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The government is taking steps to work through some of the excess.
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It means taking steps to ensure that hiring and promotions are unbiased.
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It's worthwhile taking steps to prevent anyone from accessing your bank account.
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We're making strides in this arena — but also, apparently, taking steps back.
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The school is also taking steps to promote healthy practices in general.
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But the company is also taking steps toward shoring up the platform.
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Other established automakers are also taking steps to reshape their marketing operations.
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We're also taking steps to make the background check system more efficient.
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South Korea seems to be taking steps to address that issue, however.
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Under the Obama administration, we started taking steps in the right direction.
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Several Republican and Democratic governors are taking steps aimed at expanding apprenticeships.
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Since then Iran has been taking steps away from the nuclear deal.
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As he'd promised Ms. Hill, he began taking steps to heal himself.
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What's more, a large percentage of those are taking steps to prepare.
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America's foremost Asian allies are even taking steps in the security realm.
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For example, fast food establishments are taking steps to automate food ordering.
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Retired astronaut Mark Kelly is taking steps toward a bid against Sen.
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Guterres is already on board, and is taking steps to safeguard whistleblowers.
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The Shangri-La said it was taking steps to ensure hygiene standards.
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So in their own work, they're taking steps to avoid that trap.
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But he's also taking steps to ensure the law is fully enforced.
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Some cities are now taking steps to prevent refugees from settling there.
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Americans' favorite fast-food places are taking steps to ensure customer safety.
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Some are taking steps to broaden their networks or waive co-pays.
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It puts agency in your own hands—look at you, taking steps!
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After months of hacks, Ring is taking steps to beef up security.
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Still, Chinese officials say they are taking steps to address the concerns.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration is now taking steps to dismantle this progress.
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WEF has been taking steps to make its kitchen more environmentally friendly.
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And it has been taking steps to block internal dissent, employees say.
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But the ETF industry is already taking steps to reflect the change.
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The U.S. is taking steps to protect its citizens and its borders.
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Facebook is now taking steps to limit the misinformation on its site.
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Anheuser-Busch has been taking steps recently to improve its environmental standing.
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The city is taking steps to try to fix its housing crisis.
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Still, many of Amazon's competitors are taking steps to counter the behemoth.
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But it is important that they are taking steps forward on this journey.
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" Henman agreed that the key element is prevention, "taking steps to prevent terrorism….
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Taking steps to deprive millions of Americans of healthcare probably doesn't help, either.
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For Melissa Arnot Reid, taking steps towards equality is like moving mountains — literally.
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Several U.S. politicians are taking steps to slow down the spread of measles.
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The company has been taking steps to deal with the fake goods issue.
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New York City has been taking steps to curb homelessness, particularly among students.
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Britain often blocked the EU from taking steps towards becoming a defence player.
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But they are taking steps to weather extended factory shutdowns and store closures.
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Tepco said at the time it was taking steps to limit worker abuses.
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Hyundai said it is taking steps to defend its position against Chinese rivals.
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It also accuses church leaders of taking steps to cover up the abuse.
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If anything, Israel is taking steps that would make a deal even harder.
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Instead, he's taking steps almost guaranteed to make it easier for the Russian.
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The company said it was investigating and taking steps to contain the attack.
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A major manufacturer of body cameras is taking steps to address that scenario.
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And that's why I'm taking steps to stop lunch shaming across the country.
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Su said Facebook is taking steps to curb such abuse in the country.
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So it is appropriate that the Senate is taking steps to address it.
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Andrew Cuomo is also taking steps to increase the board's transparency and accountability.
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In fact, technology providers are already taking steps to implement the report's recommendations.
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Randgold appears to be taking steps to end the relationship, but will Glencore?
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The EU opposes that decision and is taking steps to protect their firms.
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Now his government is finally taking steps to repair some of the damage.
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Because when you distance yourself, you're not taking steps to protect your kids.
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The AAS is taking steps to solve the problem of harassment in astronomy.
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For a decade or more, she has been taking steps toward that end.
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Now the company is taking steps to ensure its founder remains in charge.
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Now the country's premier ballet company is taking steps to change its culture.
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South Korea is taking steps to drop Japan from its own white list.
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DE SOUSA: I think that we are taking steps in the right direction.
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" Airlines have been taking steps to reduce their capacity, which Mann called "prudent.
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Their shared goal: taking steps toward declaring an end to the Korean War.
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Fortunately, some school districts are taking steps to ensure that this is done.
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They are outraged and heartbroken, but also hopeful and taking steps to heal.
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He wants to be House speaker — and is taking steps to get there.
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Now, it's smart that Thompson is taking steps to replenish what she spent.
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This time, though, I&aposm taking steps to prepare myself for the crash.
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"Giannulli added that she wants to "start taking steps in the right direction.
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Many policymakers are already taking steps to ensure this bright and innovative future.
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The company is also taking steps to improve transparency about who purchases advertising.
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Many policymakers are already taking steps to ensure this bright and innovative future.
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On Sunday, his aides began taking steps toward trying to do just that.
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Each branch is taking steps to attract and retain the personnel it wants.
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Tim Kaine rejects this justification and is already taking steps to fight it.
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"I am sympathetic to taking steps that would protect Americans," he said Tuesday.
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"I'm sure there are still conscientious actors who are taking steps," she said.
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But the Garden State is also taking steps to address its infrastructure problems.
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The Trump administration is taking steps to put those plants on life support.
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Now Starbucks is taking steps it believes will make the program more attractive.
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Many companies are already taking steps to reduce the sodium in their products.
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Chinese policymakers are taking steps to minimize the shock to China's domestic economy.
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But by evening, both sides seemed to be taking steps to ease tensions.
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The next year, the Trump administration began taking steps to make that happen.
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And companies are already taking steps to make AV grocery delivery a reality.
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"We are showing that we are taking steps to make it better," she said.
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So I think taking steps that affect and improve life purpose could be beneficial.
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The agency is currently taking steps to move its headquarters and employees out west.
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It's not always going to be good or bad, and I'm constantly taking steps.
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Now, Uber is taking steps to decrease the severity of the "losing" Pool situation.
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For what it's worth, respondents are taking steps toward shoring up their balance sheets.
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The People's Bank of China has reacted, however, taking steps to support small banks.
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It's about taking steps that enforce the message that women's bodies aren't public property.
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Twitter is taking steps to reduce the amount of cryptocurrency scams on its platform.
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Russia is taking steps to ban LinkedIn, accusing it of violating data protection rights.
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Several local U.S. politicians are taking steps to slow down the spread of measles.
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Walmart, like many other retailers, has already been taking steps in the right direction.
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Overall, Amazon taking steps to crack down on fake products is a good thing.
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Yet few are taking steps to stay healthy in order to achieve those goals.
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It is laudable that Facebook is taking steps to try to anticipate suicidal behavior.
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"I feel like continuing to rent would be like taking steps back," Fairman said.
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But on the other hand, they seem to be taking steps towards getting better.
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Yet they also are taking steps to introduce cheaper models themselves, executives told Reuters.
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The GOP is taking steps toward defunding Planned Parenthood — a known resource for contraception.
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For what it's worth, the magazine itself is taking steps to combat that image.
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Amazon is taking steps to power many of its data centers with renewable energy.
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In a news release, Scott said he's taking steps to have more fuel delivered.
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More remains to be done, but USED is taking steps in the right direction.
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YouTube is taking steps to combat fake news and conspiracy theories on the platform.
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It is the second Dubai-based entertainment operator taking steps to restructure its debt.
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It is not waiting for Trump to sign, but taking steps now to retaliate.
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The Trump administration began taking steps last year to chip away at affirmative action.
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Various cities have been taking steps to better regulate the short-term rental market.
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Lawmakers have long had an interest in taking steps to strengthen the retirement system.
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In response, social media companies are taking steps to increase trust on internet platforms.
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Snap has said it's taking steps to improve since the time of these layoffs.
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McDonald's appears to be taking steps to protect itself from kitchen hiccups, she added.
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The social media giant now seems to be taking steps to address this legacy.
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I urge everyone to be diligent in taking steps to stay healthy and safe!
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Many New Yorkers have been taking steps to prevent the spread of the disease.
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With that clout, Beijing is taking steps to dominate in electric vehicles and technology.
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Still, China is clearly taking steps to ensure a larger role for its currency.
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It's also taking steps to minimize unwelcome reminders of dead friends on its network.
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The Trump administration is now taking steps to allow this technique in the refuge.
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China is taking steps to make sure its companies and spenders have enough money.
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But the Commission has repeatedly postponed taking steps to force an industry-wide shift.
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Amazon, the e-retailing giant, is taking steps to keep its virtual shelves stocked.
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Taking steps to learn something and to better yourself is always a worthwhile endeavor.
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"We are taking steps to see what the ban means for them," she said.
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EU leaders are also taking steps towards creating more military cooperation across the union.
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Still, across the country, hospitals are taking steps to prepare for the potential threat.
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Iran added that it was taking steps to prevent similar mistakes in the future.
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But Kohl's isn't the only company taking steps to avoid being crushed by Amazon.
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And investment banks are also taking steps to close the funding gap for women.
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Since then, the central bank had been taking steps to reduce its balance sheet.
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Other museums are taking steps to digitize their collections for display on the internet.
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I'm proud to live in a state that is taking steps to recognize the importance of immigrants, such as ensuring that immigrants are counted in the upcoming census, and is taking steps to ensure that everyone has access to the American Dream.
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The company said it was not satisfied and was taking steps to improve its performance.
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The British government is taking steps to treat FGM as a matter of child abuse.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said the commission is taking steps to crack down on fraud.
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IRET said it was taking steps to reduce expenses and to strengthen its balance sheet.
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While China has been taking steps to tackle pollution, it's still a politically sensitive topic.
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Fortunately, acknowledging these mistakes — and taking steps to reverse them — can repair and strengthen relationships.
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Playtech added on Wednesday it is taking steps to "protect its position" in the region.
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Now the company is taking steps to distance itself publicly from its counterparts in Beijing.
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Meanwhile Africa is taking steps to establish the freedom of movement on its own continent.
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With NAFTA's future up in the air, Canada is taking steps to diversify its trade.
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We are taking steps to complete our application to apply for a DMV testing permit.
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She seems to recognize Twitter's problems and vows the platform is taking steps toward redemption.
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The writers' union also says it is already taking steps to reduce health care costs.
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We are taking steps now on additional cost saving and taking measures for better planning.
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The Education Department is taking steps to create and issue an application for the deferment.
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Chicago Chicago's taking steps to fire five officers for their role in Laquan McDonald's death.
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The FCC has already looked into banning this and is taking steps to move forward.
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We are continuing to investigate and are taking steps to prevent this from happening again.
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We're taking steps to ensure the food you love is food you feel good about.
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Ariana Grande is out here courageously taking steps to upend the patriarchy; sexists, take note.
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The company's already taking steps in that direction with a Periscope deal announced in January.
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Other governments and businesses were taking steps to either contained or prevent the virus altogether.
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Congress needs to continue taking steps to follow through on its promise to repeal Obamacare.
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Twitter has also said it is taking steps to reduce the presence of Russian bots.
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Countries should begin taking steps to reduce emissions however, as climate change becomes more pressing.
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But the federal government is also at risk of taking steps in the wrong direction.
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Federal agencies, state health departments, hospitals, and others are taking steps to prevent maternal mortality.
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There's a real crisis and the president is taking steps to keep our country safe.
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Corporations are also taking steps to rehire women who left their jobs to raise children.
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Insurers are also taking steps to increase out-of-pocket spending in less-noticeable ways.
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Philadelphia's district attorney is taking steps to create a comprehensive database of "problem" police officers.
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Authorities were taking steps to curb non-mandatory public investments to boost savings, they said.
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It added it was taking steps regarding the safety of those affected by the relocation.
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The strategic imperatives for taking steps to end the bloodshed are numerous and equally compelling.
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She reaffirmed that Russia was taking steps to ensure that Ms. Butina was receiving support.
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Other countries are taking steps to atone for their shameful past treatment of L.G.B.T. people.
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Small businesses that cater to tourists are also taking steps to become more elder-friendly.
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But they unnerved investors because they signaled the American government's willingness to keep taking steps.
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Not long after, Trump praised Xi for taking steps to stay in power for life.
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States across the country are finally taking steps to end the stigmatization of hungry children.
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"We are taking steps to further strengthen corporate governance," Universal said in an emailed response.
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The other top soccer leagues in Europe have also been taking steps to combat piracy.
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Ahead of their impending reviews, some commands are taking steps to promote their troops' operations.
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Facebook has been taking steps to remove fake stories through a beefed up editorial group.
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The three leaders will also commit to taking steps to encourage biodiversity across North America.
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Twitter and TikTok have also said they're taking steps to curb the spread of misinformation.
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Faceook has said it's taking steps to prevent the spread of misinformation on the disease.
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Nor should Americans be prohibited from taking steps to protect their own privacy and security.
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BANK OF ISRAEL: MPC IS TAKING STEPS AS NECESSARY TO MAKE MONETARY POLICY MORE ACCOMMODATIVE
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Generally speaking, it seems many Americans and are taking steps to improve their financial health.
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It's been taking steps to become more of a fashion destination than it is today.
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There are no signs the government is taking steps to meaningfully address these underlying concerns.
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Looking forward, Google is publicly taking steps to turn the page and repair its relationships.
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College campuses are taking steps to raise awareness of fake rideshares and ensure student safety.
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The F.A.A. is fully aware of the scrutiny and taking steps to exert its authority.
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New York (CNN Business)Google Maps is taking steps to help combat the opioid epidemic.
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Party leaders say they are taking steps to protect middle-class families from tax increases.
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And the country's leaders are now taking steps to make sure such tragedies remain rare.
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Supporters of Trump's order said authorities acted properly in swiftly taking steps to enforce it.
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The authorities in Brazil insist that they are taking steps to fight Zika, including vaccine research.
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The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has been taking steps to improve the counts.
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"The group is taking steps towards the sale of this asset," Casino said in a statement.
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Budweiser wants to brew beer on Mars, and it's taking steps to make that a reality.
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This latest ad shows that the Republican establishment is finally taking steps to tank his campaign.
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Trump announced in December that he was taking steps to end the State Department-run program.
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So we're taking steps to keep Americans safe and the government is functioning in that direction.
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Celebrities can sometimes be criticized for speaking up on political issues without taking steps towards action.
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Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes are still taking steps to keep their relationship under the radar.
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California has already begun taking steps toward legislation regulating autonomous vehicles on its roadways, he noted.
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Based on Thursday's speech in Charlotte, North Carolina, Trump is taking steps to do just that.
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The Hawaii government is now taking steps to ensure this sort of thing can't happen again.
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Myriad problems stand in the way, many of which the government is taking steps to fix.
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Comey said the FBI is now taking steps to determine whether these emails contain classified information.
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It'll mean that Clinton is taking steps to yoke Republican incumbents to the unpopular Republican nominee.
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The U.S. government also is taking steps to help Iranians get around internet censorship, he said.
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Google might not be able to prevent disasters, but it's taking steps to help those affected.
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According to Walker, the EPA was taking steps to regulate the chemical after the 2008 report.
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FOMC members were in favour of taking steps to trim the country's $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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I am hopeful that diplomatic progress can be made with North Korea taking steps toward denuclearization.
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But companies are already taking steps to automate labor-intensive processes throughout the health care space.
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The White House is also taking steps to rework current federal guidelines on self-driving cars.
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It depends on Turkey's willingness, and (taking) steps on the rule of law and fundamental rights.
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At least one owner is taking steps to at least slow the contract renewal process down.
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"We are taking steps to make sure this never happens again," they wrote in a statement.
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But tax-writers are also taking steps in an effort to get more lawmakers on board.
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Facebook is already taking steps to address concerns over privacy, safety and the sanctity of democracy.
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Ciolli: So it sounds like they make their hay by taking steps out of the process.
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But trade association officials say they are taking steps to preserve what they call ordinary Valpolicella.
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People across the United States are taking steps to help one another amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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And lawmakers are taking steps to ensure national legal protections that would penalize discrimination against them.
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Several American retailers are taking steps to avoid raising prices because of tariffs on Chinese imports.
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We, Noi's family, are not surprised that the government is taking steps to hide its crimes.
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In advance of any policy changes nationally, local governments are already taking steps to promote childbirth.
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Health organizations and governmental bodies across the world are taking steps to protect their vulnerable populations.
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It was the latest signal that the administration is taking steps to break with the past.
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It's comforting to see the CDC and local and state governments taking steps to limit exposure.
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The Chinese government, though, seems to be taking steps to try to tone down the reaction.
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To help meet that spike, General Mills is taking steps like increasing production of some items.
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Facebook executives say they're taking steps to curb abuse, including tougher verification standards for political ads.
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Now, a huge corporation, Microsoft, is taking steps to move away from the traditional billing arrangement.
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Cities around the world are already taking steps to combat overtourism and reduce their ecological footprint.
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The Department of Energy and federal regulators are already taking steps to cut back red tape.
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"That's why we are also taking steps to decrease the number of overdose deaths," he added.
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QBE has been taking steps to boost earnings and reinstate investor confidence after years of underperformance.
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The emails document Mr. Pruitt's top aides taking steps to block the public from his appearances.
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It would indicate that we are taking steps to improve this industry's interactions with the government.
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He stepped down in August 2008 after the governing coalition began taking steps to impeach him.
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Already, at least one startup is taking steps to become the operating system for micromobility vehicles.
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The union had been taking steps to remove him from his post as a regional director.
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Al-Jubeir said his country was taking steps to combat the perceived cyber threat from Iran.
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Only you can control that by taking steps like making your bedroom a phone-free room.
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Facebook has been taking steps to remove harmful physical and mental health information from its platforms.
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López Obrador also highlighted that the country is already taking steps to raise its minimum wage.
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About half of those surveyed are actively taking steps to eat healthier in the New Year.
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The Fed should wait for much faster wage growth before taking steps to slow the economy.
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Musharraf stepped down in August 2008 after the governing coalition began taking steps to impeach him.
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"Since there's currently not an election today, not specifically, but we certainly believe that we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again," she said, adding: "We believe that the threat still exists, which is why we are taking steps to prevent it."
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Although President-elect Donald Trump has yet to take office, the newly sworn-in Republican Congress is already taking steps to attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act — while President Obama is simultaneously taking steps to try and preserve the law that's tied to his legacy.
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The Pentagon also said it is taking steps to ensure the safety and security of service members.
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In the final days of the shutdown, Congress started taking steps to reclaim their power of appropriations.
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China is taking steps to regulate its blossoming vaping market as health concerns over electronic cigarettes increase.
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It said it was taking steps to restart the line after shutting it down as a precaution.
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"Every time Kirpa and I are together, we continue taking steps in the right direction," says Colton.
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The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission are reportedly taking steps to begin their own probes.
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We are not even close to it... We just have to keep taking steps on that ladder.
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And some countries, including the United States, are actually taking steps to move in the opposite direction.
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Update: Twitter is taking steps to correct its harassment problem, at least where Leslie Jones is concerned.
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Some states and health plans are taking steps to mitigate the actual rate hikes customers will feel.
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They would have to start thinking about taking steps to protect themselves from China and North Korea.
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"We're taking steps amid current challenges to preserve value and growth" of the 737 program, Smith said.
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Even before the crisis emerged, Mylan said it was taking steps to increase EpiPen access and affordability.
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It is also taking steps to stabilize sales, cut costs, review its portfolio and cut its workforce.
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Tulsi Gabbard and businessman Andrew Yang, all of whom are taking steps to earn their party's nomination.
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The city and water board appear to be taking steps to raise the profile of these risks.
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The trend has gone so far that some stores are taking steps to lock Tide Pods up.
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Both the high school and the university are now taking steps to open the dialogue on race.
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Ways to help mitigate the damage include taking steps to better identify risks and then manage them.
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As police continue their investigation, businesses in the area are taking steps to keep their patrons safe.
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The company has been since taking steps to turn around its business through layoffs and asset sales.
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For years, game companies have been taking steps to circumvent the media and talk directly to fans.
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The company has said it is taking steps to stop malicious bots and misinformation on the platform.
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Roskomnadzor, Russia's media regulator, said in a statement on Thursday it was now taking steps to retaliate.
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Nor is Trump particularly interested in taking steps to make the playing field more level for retailers.
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Like rival GM, Ford has been taking steps to refocus its lineup on trucks, SUVs and crossovers.
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Riot will be taking steps to expand its Diversity & Inclusion Initiative, and the team assembled around it.
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Second, social media services and search engines are taking steps to identify and remove "fake" news stories.
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Google and Facebook have been taking steps to combat fake news, but so far, they're small steps.
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So he started taking steps to ensure he'd have some extra pie for when everybody cleared out.
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We should already be taking steps to protect state election systems from being penetrated or tampered with.
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"They will also be taking steps to address the local needs of the Parkland community," he wrote.
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After the 1983 flood, local officials began taking steps to improve flood protection systems and reduce risk.
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"We're still taking steps," Dumoulin told the team's website of his potential return from an undisclosed injury.
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House Republicans are taking steps to move a trillion-dollar omnibus spending bill before the August recess.
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Other states are taking notice, with Wyoming and North Dakota taking steps to reduce waste and pollution.
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Some blue states have taken or are considering taking steps to try to circumvent the $28500,6900 cap.
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PDVSA says it is taking steps to combat corruption, which has affected oil-rich Venezuela for decades.
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Congress conditioned these funds on the three governments' taking steps on migration, rule of law and transparency.
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Despite the pollution, there is little sign Delhi's 20 million residents are taking steps to protect themselves.
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Congress conditioned these monies on the three governments taking steps on migration, rule of law and transparency.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, who took over for Kalanick in August, has been taking steps to address the issues.
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Bradley Byrne is taking steps to mount a possible Senate bid in 2020 against Democratic incumbent Sen.
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And all the while, Amazon is taking steps to ensure that many of those measures are futile.
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On Capitol Hill, nine US lawmakers are taking steps to self-quarantine after encountering an infected person.
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Plus, Costco is taking steps to limit the number of people in its warehouses at a time.
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"I'm pleased Amazon is taking steps to address the issues," Hackett said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In office Mr Duque has tried to please sceptics while taking steps endorsed by the accord's supporters.
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Wade is the reality that state legislatures nationwide are already taking steps to effectively ban all abortions.
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Eventually, the cells may start growing uncontrollably — "taking steps on the road to cancer," Dr. Bailey said.
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CNN reported that Trump told border agents to ignore judges when taking steps to keep migrants out.
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Capitol officials have already started taking steps in recent days to help people fend off potential germs.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is taking steps to try to attract investment to combat the slowdown.
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Some students are taking steps to help healthcare workers, such as babysitting their kids or running errands.
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When school starts in the fall, she adaptively moves on, taking steps to create her own band.
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Related: Facebook said it was taking steps to prevent the spread of misinformation related to the virus.
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According to Choi, the company is taking steps to increase the available supply as quickly as possible.
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Concern shifted to potential retaliation, and U.S. oil companies were taking steps to evacuate workers from Iraq.
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Now, some companies say they are taking steps to identify any abusive companies in their supply chain.
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Even before Trump becomes president, Congress is taking steps to deprive millions of people of health insurance.
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Fortunately, six months later she got her promotion and began taking steps to figure out her exit.
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The federal government should be taking steps to protect the Arctic Ocean and Alaska's vulnerable coastal villages.
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However, as we commemorate this milestone, the government is taking steps to roll back this commonsense program.
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Flynn told BuzzFeed that she had noticed the Justice Department taking steps to roll back civil rights.
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Many coastal cities are taking steps toward mitigation, digging runoff tunnels, elevating roads and building detention ponds.
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He finally stepped down after GOP leadership started taking steps to forcibly remove him from his panels.
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He said the department was "taking steps to make additional funds available" so employees could get paid.
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Helme also said that police should be taking steps to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of emails.
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Senate Democrats are finally taking steps to slow down Trumpcare Senate Democrats are finally taking steps to slow down Trumpcare It's not unusual for large and controversial pieces of legislation to be written behind closed doors by the party who's in charge and desperate to get the legislation passed.
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PwC, which audited BHS, said it was also taking steps to strengthen its governance and enhance audit quality.
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But they're in it together, and the two appear to be taking steps together against US global hegemony.
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I was taking steps toward becoming a real person, instead of the v-necked party monster I'd become.
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The FAA, for one, is taking steps to mitigate the anxiety towards and negative effects of unidentified drones.
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I'm also encouraged that other states, from New York to Vermont, are taking steps to protect abortion access.
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Green Party candidate Jill Stein is taking steps to launch a recount of Pennsylvania's presidential election, Politico reports.
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Apple is also taking steps to stop devices like those used by Chinese police from cracking its phones.
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Facebook is also taking steps toward reducing foreign political influence on its platform ahead of this month's vote.
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And the best way to do this is to begin taking steps to incorporate continuous controls monitoring (CCM).
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Lawyers for Mr. Cohen suggested on Wednesday that they were already taking steps to gird themselves for battle.
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Heightened Offshore Liquidity Needs: Wanda has said the company is taking steps to resolve its urgent liquidity needs.
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Washington, which has been slow to act, seems to finally be taking steps to help fight the famine.
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The WHO as well as social media companies and internet giants are taking steps to tackle the misinformation.
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In a statement, an Aetna spokesperson said that the company was taking steps to prevent future privacy breaches.
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As crucial as terroir may be, the best producers are taking steps to make sure it shines through.
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Some of Catalonia's biggest businesses began taking steps to transfer their registered headquarters to other cities in Spain.
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The Department of Education appears to be taking steps to create and issue an application for the deferment.
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Beijing has been taking steps to identify and resolve financial risks, which remain generally under control, Li said.
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With increasing regulatory scrutiny over the origin of funds, issuers are taking steps to know their end clients.
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Now, it appears the tech giant is also taking steps to bring its cloud business to the country.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said she would be taking steps to intervene, according to CNN news partner CBC.
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Netflix is taking steps to make watching 13 Reasons Why a healthier experience for teens and their parents.
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The government has also been taking steps to stop what it regards as royal insults being committed abroad.
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The bank said it was taking steps to meet clients' needs, including providing extra staff on referendum night.
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The move follows a trend of other telecom companies taking steps to move into the digital TV space.
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Facebook announced Friday that it is taking steps to remove "inauthentic likes" from fake accounts on the platform.
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As the rapid pace of activism has changed, the group has been taking steps to restructure its methods.
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Today, the Luxembourg Government announced that they are taking steps to become Europe's hub for mining space resources.
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Why do you think the country is taking steps backward at the same time as it moves forward?
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Pinterest is taking steps to crack down on health misinformation by blocking content related to searches about vaccines.
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Wales said that both companies are taking the issue seriously and are taking steps in the right direction.
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Freeport is now "taking steps to increase its workforce in order to restore normal operating rates," it said.
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AV companies are hip to this eventuality and are taking steps now to educate the masses — and Trump.
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Chipotle told BI that the chain was already aware of the illness and taking steps to address it.
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Mueller concluded that Trump was not hiding collusion but was taking steps that could be viewed as obstructive.
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Tmall punished them by taking steps to cut traffic to their storefront, two executives told The Associated Press.
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She's taking steps to prepare GM for the future of transportation: driverless cars, electric vehicles and ride sharing.
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Unlike businesses, governments have contested, ambiguous missions and often are politically constrained from taking steps necessary for compliance.
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We will be taking steps in the future to try to ensure something similar does not happen again.
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While all of those organizations are taking steps in the right direction, the one thing missing is consistency.
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Pilgrim's Pride, the No. 2 poultry processor, and Foster Farms are also taking steps to reduce antibiotics use.
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"We certainly believe that we are taking steps to make sure they can't do it again," she added.
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Other states are also taking steps as noncompete agreements have spread to summer interns and sandwich shop employees.
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"We are continuing to investigate and are taking steps to prevent this from happening again," the tweet said.
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The country is taking steps to help with the issue, including establishing a specific ministry for water issues.
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National security officials have already warned that Moscow is taking steps to meddle in the 2020 presidential race.
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Cannabis website Leafly is taking steps to limit spending, according to an internal memo obtained by Business Insider.
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Several airlines are taking steps to help Florida residents who are trying to escape from Hurricane Dorian's path.
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Cannabis website Leafly is taking steps to limit spending, according to an internal memo obtained by Business Insider.
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The federal government is taking steps to reduce the presence of some Chinese technology firms in American markets.
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Pittsburgh is taking steps to rehabilitate its industrial reputation with increasing amounts of green spaces and state parks.
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Local health officials were taking steps to clean public facilities but are not restricting public gatherings, they said.
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Especially, when the staffers on the ground are CLEARLY worried and actively taking steps to ward off coronavirus???
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Several state attorneys general said they were taking steps to thwart Mr. Trump's immigration policy in other ways.
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McDonald's told The New York Times that it is taking steps to prevent sexual harassment in its workplaces.
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We are also taking steps to keep the men and women who deliver your newspaper safe and healthy.
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As Austin Frakt noted in The Upshot last year, several hospitals are taking steps to address the problem.
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Large investors, like the California State Teachers' Retirement System, began taking steps to divest from the gun maker.
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In addition to taking steps to protect incarcerated people's health, prisons could do more to protect their wellbeing.
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School districts are taking steps to ensure that students still receive meals, even while schools are shut down.
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The White House is already taking steps to ensure that a more Trump-friendly candidate takes Flake's place.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that both countries are taking steps to delay those tariffs on Sunday.
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Dr. Wheatley said they began taking steps to transfer the students to new labs after reporting their complaint.
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The U.S. is also taking steps to ensure it is not financially complicit in enabling these atrocities. Sen.
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Xi said that the government was already taking steps to minimize the damage to businesses around the country.
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This time a large mining company is taking steps, which it says are meant to protect the environment.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been interested in taking steps to shrink the tax gap.
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The market is likely happy that (the Fed is) taking steps to increase liquidity in the repo market.
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They're using tools to track the energy demands of their algorithms, or taking steps to offset their emissions.
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The discussions also come as the Chinese government is taking steps to increase foreign access to its markets.
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Cloning isn't quite at that level yet, but scientists are taking steps towards growing organs in a laboratory.
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Some retailers are proactively taking steps to try to ease the pains, and trash, that come with returns.
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China, meanwhile, may appreciate the White House taking steps to decrease the footprint of these exercises, Seaman noted.
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UK Finance said banks were taking steps to ease the impact on small firms affected by the liquidation.
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Eleven analysts see the BOJ taking steps in 2019 or later, up from eight in the previous survey.
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For financial institutions, a disorderly Brexit would be a nightmare, and they're taking steps to limit the damage.
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Other cities in the US, such as Seattle and Baltimore, are taking steps toward opening safe injection sites.
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"Trump is taking steps toward banning gun bump stocks and strengthening background checks for gun purchasers," it says.
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If we would've started taking steps in 1989, it would've been a lot easier to deal with it.
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Long before this week, the EPA has been taking steps to force academic scientists from its advisory boards.
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Even before Kavanaugh's nomination, many of the men were taking steps toward a comeback (Louis C.K., for example).
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It's why cities all over the world are taking steps to reduce or eliminate cars from public spaces.
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Officials also said it has been taking steps to educate troops about how to protect themselves from the virus.
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Florida resident John Mangan, 66, said he is just happy the state is taking steps forward and against criminalization.
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"Multiple agencies are taking steps to monitor social media users and their speech, activities, and associations," the lawsuit states.
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Beijing is taking steps to reduce corporate and financial risks by tightening credit restrictions and clamping down on borrowing.
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Additionally, Coachella announced it is taking steps to fight sexual assault and harassment with an initiative called Every One.
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Facebook, a major disseminator of fake news during the election, is taking steps to limit distribution on its site.
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Several months later, the issue still has not gone away, and Republicans are taking steps to keep it alive.
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Vermont and New Jersey are among the states already taking steps to establish drinking water limits for the compounds.
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The girl's parents emailed school board members and complained that campus administrators were not taking steps to punish Deroo.
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Other tech companies, including Apple, are also taking steps toward using carbon-free sources for manufacturing and data processes.
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Some Clinton backers say Warren already has been taking steps to unite the party by her attacks on Trump.
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Trump also said on Thursday he was taking steps to authorise new tariffs on $70.513 billion in Chinese imports.
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We are thankful that PG&E is taking steps to prevent the wildfires that their power lines can cause.
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We are taking steps to remedy this matter, but all company personnel issues are private and will remain private.
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GOP lawmakers and leaders are talking openly about taking steps that would cement, not uproot, the Affordable Care Act.
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Powell wrote the Fed is taking steps to ensure that the nation's financial infrastructure will withstand severe weather events.
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Trump also said on Thursday he was taking steps to authorise new tariffs on $325 billion in Chinese imports.
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It also said it would be taking steps to make it easier for users to report "objectionable public content".
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Around the world, tourism bureaus and governments are taking steps to combat the wear and tear overtourism is creating.
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Now, Twitter is taking steps to make it easier to report and mute abuse and to enforce its policies.
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"You want to actually evolve in a way where you're working with your community and taking steps and learning."
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We're sorry this happened, and are taking steps to make sure we don't make a mistake like this again.
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Refugee crisis France is taking steps to stop people from making those treacherous refugee journeys across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Let's start taking steps to prepare our states to have ranked choice voting in place before the 2020 election.
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Dan Boren has said he is taking steps to prepare to run, but has not officially announced his candidacy.
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Not all button-up shirts are a total disaster, and some brands are taking steps to fix these issues.
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President Trump's Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity is taking steps to uncover voting irregularities and make necessary changes.
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Fetty Wap's taking steps to make sure his name doesn't get jacked ... and sell some merch in the process.
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"PUB is taking steps to ensure that our water security is safeguarded," it said in a statement late Tuesday.
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"What we're really encouraged about is people are taking steps to prepare themselves," said Mary Simms, a FEMA spokeswoman.
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Recently, the State Department sharply criticized Israel for taking steps to build hundreds of housing units in East Jerusalem.
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Trump administration officials have insisted they are taking steps to protect future elections from foreign cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns.
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"As a result of the issuance of this policy, we are taking steps to dismiss our lawsuit," Smith said.
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Google is taking steps to fix the problem, but it's clear the company has a long way to go.
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Facebook announced Thursday that it is taking steps to limit the circulation of anti-vaccine content on its platform.
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But she indicated the administration was taking steps to halt the use of private air travel by administration officials.
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"We are certainly taking steps so they can't do it again," she added in reference to Russian election interference.
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A leading drone maker is taking steps to ensure that its unmanned aircraft systems don't disrupt the summer Olympics.
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The park is taking steps to become an official "Dark Sky Place" in hopes of preserving its nocturnal vistas.
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The ECB's concerns are even more foreboding given that many FIs have been taking steps to prepare for Brexit.
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But Neal told reporters Friday that he sees legal action as preferable to taking steps like a contempt vote.
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In fact, some 2020 frontrunners are taking steps to establish themselves as critics of America's role in the coalition.
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The company said the measure allowed it to operate business as usual while taking steps to restructure the business.
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Uber praised the safety agency for recognizing the value of autonomous vehicles and taking steps to accelerate their adoption.
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It certainly includes forgiveness and compassion, but it also requires proportional punishment and taking steps to prevent future wrongdoing.
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JoJo Siwa isn't letting bullies get her down — but she is taking steps to remove them from her life.
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On Friday, Reiner claimed Trump is "mentally unstable" and accused the president of taking steps to "destroy" U.S. independence.
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Southern's employer, LCI, is one of the industry players taking steps to try to make the work more appealing.
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Some publications are taking steps toward that, like by translating pieces into the languages of the people they affect.
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Even so, some senior living facilities have already started taking steps to limit their residents' exposure to the virus.
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Strategists said the Fed is taking steps that should get markets moving, and it's doing it sooner than expected.
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But the booksellers' association is taking steps to try to prevent a similar wide-scale theft from happening again.
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My parents are considering moving after my younger brother graduates high school and are taking steps towards it now!
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Samore, the former White House arms control coordinator, says Obama did not oppose taking steps to refurbish superannuated weapons.
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China is also taking steps to improve the ability of overseas businesses to operate in its historically closed market.
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In a blog post Wednesday, YouTube said it is taking steps to address the concerns raised over its practices.
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North Korea insists on taking steps toward denuclearization only if Washington takes "simultaneous" reciprocal actions, such as easing sanctions.
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Without a LARC, preventing pregnancy means taking steps like filling prescriptions and remembering to take a pill every day.
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Even before the prospect of government relief was on the table, Boeing was taking steps to fortify its finances.
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Still, on Monday, the governor also began to speak about taking steps to pivot to a more functional economy.
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Meanwhile, shows like The Bachelorette, The Ellen Show, and the Today Show are taking steps to prevent the spread.
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Even so, some senior living facilities have already started taking steps to limit their residents' exposure to the virus.
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Russia is also taking steps to prepare its food supply and medical system for a potential upsurge in infections.
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Russia is also taking steps to prepare its food supply and medical system for a potential upsurge in infections.
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Authorities — and families — should think carefully before taking steps such as removing patients from nursing centers during an outbreak.
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They changed the company's name to Clear and restarted the business, taking steps to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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The administration is also taking steps to expand exemptions to coverage requirement while it's still in effect this year.
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Certain supplement manufacturers are also taking steps to improve this — curcumin's bioavailability — by combining the compound with other components.
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As the president listened, they argued for taking steps to elevate him in the primary to boost his prospects.
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Air Force leaders and mission operators are extremely concerned about these vulnerabilities, and are taking steps at every level.
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At the same time, the Trump administration is taking steps that could hurt those who depend on Obamacare's protections.
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And after they came out, he made clear the GOP-led Congress would be taking steps to challenge it.
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President Xi Jinping has suggested using force, if necessary, to prevent the island from taking steps toward formal independence.
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American said it is taking steps to communicate the risks, and hand out sanitizing wipes on flights to China.
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"This should not have happened and we are taking steps to ensure it doesn't happen again," the company said.
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North Korea reportedly appears to be taking steps for another potential intercontinental ballistic missile or intermediate-range missile test.
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The FBI has already pledged to the Justice Department watchdog that it is taking steps to fix its process.
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Instead, Nordgren recommends simply being aware of one's perceived warmth and taking steps to manage that perception whenever possible.
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She revealed last year she'd recently suffered a miscarriage and had been taking steps to ensure a successful pregnancy.
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CARACAS, Venezuela – Venezuelan officials say they&aposre taking steps to release activists who government opponents consider to be political prisoners.
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Trump shows no sign of taking steps to clarify or resolve the many conflicts of interest surrounding his nascent presidency.
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Dr. Marc Siegel: How Medicare-Medicaid chief Seema Verma&aposs taking steps to sink drug prices under Trump&aposs plan .
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"She started taking steps and she really took about eight steps the other day at her little school," Feek said.
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President Barack Obama is taking steps to protect family planning services like Planned Parenthood once he leaves office in January.
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Coming out of the Great Recession, industry leaders insisted they were taking steps to remain profitable at recession sales levels.
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Under pressure by activist investor Starboard, Macy's has been taking steps to make money from its vast real estate empire.
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She said that after a long period of denial, firms across the industry are finally taking steps to do that.
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Still, it's good to see that they're both taking steps to make a happy life for their daughter and themselves.
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Bayer has been taking steps to narrow the focus of its healthcare division to prescription drugs and consumer care products.
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Ultimate is at risk of offending some people, but Nintendo is taking steps to fix it before the game's Dec.
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An independent report commissioned by the company found "serious shortcomings" in working practices, which it is taking steps to tackle.
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"By laying out that vision, the likelihood of taking steps in that direction become much more significant," he told Tapper.
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The company said it did not execute in its Software Solutions business, but is taking steps to correct that situation.
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It is currently trying to win favor with regulators by taking steps to prevent underage users from accessing their products.
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In response, Dorsey explained Twitter was taking steps to scrub the site of fraudulent and spam accounts, according to Reuters.
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Now, thanks to support from her family, friends, and fans, Jenner has slowly been taking steps to control her anxiety.
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It can inform the customer that the system is down and that you are taking steps to fix the problem.
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We are really sorry for the inconvenience and are taking steps to prevent this issue from happening in the future.
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Earlier this month, a spokesperson for HBO announced that the network was taking steps to close its gender wage gap.
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Regardless of what those investigations reveal, Swagway is taking steps to ensure there are no future issues with its hoverboards.
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So, when you walk to work, you could literally be taking steps toward avoiding some major discomfort down the line.
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"As a result of the issuance of this policy, we are taking steps to dismiss our lawsuit," Smith said. bit.
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Overall, Hopkins is doing a good job focusing on her goals and taking steps to get her finances in order.
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Now they are taking steps to highlight their commitment to safety before rolling out their vehicles to a skeptical public.
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After California legalized marijuana, some officials in the state are taking steps to amend for the old war on pot.
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The move comes as Macri's government is taking steps to prevent further complaints about the first-term leader's business ties.
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Do Not Track is apparently dead, and Apple is now taking steps to shed itself of the failed privacy project.
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Payments providers, cryptocurrency exchanges and digital banks all said they were taking steps to prepare for the worst-case scenario.
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The institution has also concluded an internal investigation and is taking steps to address issues that arose from the incident.
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" "That's what this is all about — taking steps, big and small, that can make your life a little bit better.
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Bayer has been taking steps to narrow the focus of its healthcare division to prescription pharmaceuticals and consumer care products.
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Hu said she was encouraged that China's central bank is taking steps to make its interest rates more market-oriented.
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As these policy debates move forward in private, platforms are also taking steps to protect their front-line moderation workers.
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Congress agreed to provide the money, if the governments were found to be taking steps to fight crime and corruption.
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Joaquin Castro of Texas, began to say that the explosive allegation could warrant taking steps toward removing Trump from office.
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Massachusetts is taking steps to crack down on a manufacturer of an electronic cigarette product growing in popularity among teenagers.
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Colleges and universities can better control tuition costs by taking steps to increase their efficiency, such as embracing shared services.
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MyHeritage said it was investigating the breach and taking steps to engage an independent cybersecurity company to review the incident.
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While it's encouraging to see Facebook taking steps toward transparency within its News Feed, there's still much to be done.
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House Democrats are taking steps to try to get Trump's returns, but it's unclear how successful the attempts will be.
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Hausman, the Illinois soybean farmer, said he's "not too concerned" about China taking steps to increase its own soy production.
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GUNS: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Donald Trump is accusing President Obama of taking steps to eliminate the Second Amendment.
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HDFC Life's board has approved taking steps to begin the process of an IPO, HDFC said, without giving a timeline.
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Facebook last week announced that it is taking steps to limit the circulation of anti-vaccine content on its platform.
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This means communities need to look closely at taking steps beyond expanded flood insurance to address this problem, experts said.
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This year, companies large and small are taking steps to remove work-related barriers through the Time to Vote initiative.
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Some schools, prodded by Mr. Derham and others, are doing just that: taking steps to further diversify their student bodies.
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Yet, despite taking steps to support relocated families, states, cities and counties where Puerto Ricans are arriving are lagging behind.
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Clearly, the DNC has learned its lesson this time around and is taking steps to protect itself better this time.
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With President Trump now shaping US policy, it comes as little surprise that Hollywood is taking steps to oppose him.
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A Trump website refers to taking steps that would fill a $1 trillion gap in infrastructure investments over 10 years.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he is taking steps to ensure Facebook users understand how the company uses their data.
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"We have been diligent in responsibly addressing the tank release and taking steps to minimize any potential impacts," it said.
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This multimedia presentation focuses on a girl taking steps — not to mention leaps and spins — toward her adult artistic identity.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread, city officials are taking steps to contain the coronavirus disease, known as COVID-19.
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And Facebook has even been taking steps to influence offline sales, in order to bring traditional retailers into its orbit.
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In our encounters, they seemed entitled and even forceful, taking steps without checking with the mother and pressing unneeded procedures.
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It's encouraging that some companies are taking steps in the right direction to accommodate wheelchair travelers, albeit after being pushed.
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Within a year, she antagonized Democrats with a provocative memoir that accused the party of taking steps to favor Mrs.
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But the government, led by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, is taking steps that make their return increasingly unlikely.
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The company also says it's taking steps to ensure that businesses don't suffer from unjustified "reputational harm" during the outbreak.
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The previous assessment warned that few states and cities were taking steps to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
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A spokesperson for GlaxoSmithKline said the company is seeing increased demand for its inhalers and is taking steps to respond.
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City officials are taking steps to create a destination stop with nearby restaurants, stores, gyms and other commuter-friendly amenities.
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Russia is also taking steps to prepare its food supply and medical system for a potential upsurge in coronavirus cases.
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Now, in the era of #MeToo, state lawmakers there are taking steps to remove that potentially embarrassing and risky loophole.
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Cities across Europe, like Frankfurt, above, are taking steps to protect pedestrians after a series of terrorist attacks using cars.
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Since then, she has been going to therapy and is reportedly taking steps to improve her life and well-being.
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In preparation for the October debut, the Louvre is taking steps to minimize lines to glimpse its virtual Mona Lisa.
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In anticipation of the trial next week, Pittsburgh is taking steps to prepare for possible protests, reported CNN affiliate KDKA.
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Producers were taking steps to prepare for the storm, given that flooding could cause the overflow of hog manure lagoons.
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Many observers give the president credit for pressing the campaign against Boko Haram and taking steps toward professionalizing the military.
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But the university is taking steps to make sure they have a better alarm system, in case it ever does.
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All three were taking steps to make the threats more credible, unsure when, or if, the other parties might blink.
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Taking steps Even as leaders search for answers, SOCOM is acting to address the problem, instituting training and raising awareness.
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As governor, Purnama has won credit for shaking up the city's bureaucracy and taking steps to ease Jakarta's notorious traffic.
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However, the retailer is taking steps to boost per-store revenue, which would help narrow the valuation gap, Barron's said.
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With regards to what steps we may or may not take in this area and we will be taking steps.
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Policymakers are taking steps toward doing just that, and Congress has the opportunity to reclaim our airspace for permissionless innovation.
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Roughly two-thirds of the 235-person Democratic caucus, totaling more than 160 members, now support taking steps toward impeachment.
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We could have a different discussion if Uber were taking steps beyond advising drivers to essentially stay safe out there.
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During the Obama administration, the Justice Department would often go to court to stop states from taking steps like those.
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Like Bennett, Shaked opposes Palestinian statehood, but she's also taking steps on the domestic front that are drawing international condemnation.
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Joe Biden seems to be taking steps toward announcing his own presidential campaign, as Hanna Trudo of National Journal reports.
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Kraft said it was taking steps to improve its controls and added that it was continuing to cooperate with regulators.
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Congress is taking steps toward packages to shore it up (a new idea popped up among House Republicans just today).
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The tech industry is taking steps to change that, with Google, Facebook, and other companies now fostering big diversity initiatives.
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Those taking steps to conceal their identities for dubious reasons may be identified by law enforcement as detection tools improve.
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Now, advocacy group Women in Film (WIF) is taking steps to ensure victims in the entertainment industry continue to be heard.
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While authorities are taking steps to ease pressure on firms with liquidity issues, many companies still face difficulty in obtaining funding.
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Trump, in the interview, gave no indication that he was considering taking steps to sell assets or create a blind trust.
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The Mayor of Seoul is taking steps that may be important to the development of more genuine democracy in South Korea.
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Mattis said the US would continue taking steps to lessen the US military footprint on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa.
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As governor, Purnama won kudos for shaking up the city's sleepy bureaucracy and for taking steps to ease Jakarta's notorious traffic.
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That statement came about a month after Cohen was still taking steps to work on the Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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The government is taking steps to "further intensify" refugee screening "to uphold the safety of the American people," the official said.
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Lawmakers signaled Monday that regardless of whether the President's sanctions have teeth, they will be taking steps of their own. Sen.
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"We are taking steps to prevent this from happening again and will be sharing additional information with the FCC," Balmoris said.
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Taking steps to remember leads to empowerment, and feeling empowered is absolutely necessary for living a full, happy, and loving life.
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Activists groups, along with state and local governments, have been taking steps to reform the bail system and bail bond industry.
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The company started taking steps toward rebranding when it announced in September the word "Donuts" would be dropped from its name.
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It's even worse that an unintended tax provision is penalizing the very organizations that are taking steps to bridge the gap.
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According to his prepared testimony, Zuckerberg will also emphasize that the company is taking steps to mitigate discrimination on its platforms.
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We immediately began taking steps to investigate this issue, and our Department of Safety is supporting Denver Police in this effort.
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And for children, it requires taking steps to deter bullying and encourage neurotypical children to accept and not ostracize autistic kids.
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In the statement, LaBeouf also admits that he has been struggling publicly with addiction and is actively taking steps towards sobriety.
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Britain's ruling Conservatives appeared a couple of years ago to be taking steps in that direction, but then they stepped back.
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Officials in New York state are also taking steps to seek the president's tax returns, the New York Times has reported.
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"We believe that the threat still exists, which is why we are taking steps to prevent it," Sander said to reporters.
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As the crisis deepens, social media companies and internet giants are taking steps to tackle the misinformation spreading on their platforms.
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Endgame's tone is mostly deeply somber — even when the protagonists formulate a plan and start taking steps, they're grim and angry.
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The company said it did not properly execute in its software solutions business but is taking steps to correct that situation.
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We have goals/plans of opening our own mid-century modern furniture shop and are taking steps to make that happen!
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Women of Hollywood have said "time's up," and the Film Academy is taking steps to address sexual harassment within its ranks.
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Lawmakers are taking steps to renew a package of tax breaks, potentially making a slew of expired deductions available once again.
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Given the popularity and abundance of these clinics nationwide, the FDA is also taking steps to modernize regulation in the field.
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Last year, authorities began taking steps to encourage banks to lend more, cut taxes and support small- and medium-sized companies.
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The White House is reportedly taking steps to make the sanctions package against Russia difficult for the next administration to unravel.
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Authorities have blamed the unrest on "infiltrators" and foreign agents, and said they are taking steps to resolve Sudan's economic problems.
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The voice assistants in our phones have always sounded somewhat robotic, but Google is taking steps to do away with that.
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The company also said it is taking steps to control the volatility surrounding tourist spending by investing in its domestic customers.
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"They were having this imaginary sword fight [during one of Eden's treatment sessions] and she just started taking steps," Kylee says.
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Measures Sudan is studying include lifting subsidies and taking steps to close the gap between the official and unofficial exchange rates.
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The president, however, is signaling that he has little interest in taking steps to keep insurers from dropping out of ObamaCare.
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell told Hawaii News Now that local officials are taking steps to alleviate flooding before the storm hits.
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These are the first charges leveled by the Cyber Unit, but the SEC has been taking steps to stop ICO scams.
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A Facebook spokesperson told The Hill that the company is taking steps to limit the spread of misinformation on the platform.
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Fortunately, a growing number of states are taking steps to counter the BDS movement and the anti-Semitism it thinly veils.
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The USOC has started taking steps to decertify USA Gymnastics and has offered USAG the option of surrendering its status voluntarily.
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"We are taking steps to partially absorb the reduction of the federal [electric vehicle] tax credit," Tesla said in a statement.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is taking steps to strengthen the existing physical protections at the sites to guard against hacking threats.
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In an interview late Tuesday, Ms. Steele said the Tor Project was taking steps to change its culture and behavioral policies.
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Major coffee names from Starbucks to McDonald's to Lavazza are taking steps to make strategic investments to support farmers and sustainability.
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Some states are also taking steps to reserve prison beds only for those situations in which public safety truly requires them.
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Belgium-based Euroclear said it was taking steps to ensure it remained compliant with the U.S. sanctions which it was assessing.
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Predictably, signs of major technology and fashion companies taking steps to expand its presence in London was met with open arms.
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Modern MacBook keyboards are Apple's biggest blunder in recent memory, but the company is finally taking steps to rectify the mistake.
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In fact, the U.S. government is already taking steps abroad to combat Russian messaging via a new service operating via Polygraph.info.
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We're taking steps towards our future, but we don't know exactly where we're headed—or whether we want to go there.
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The government of Quintana Roo said in a statement that it was taking steps to determine the cause of the accident.
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Given this feedback we're now taking steps to reduce the visibility of Live streams that consist entirely of graphics with voting.
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David Perdue have started taking steps to crack down on legal immigration, a focus shared by the Trump administration, per Politico.
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The country is hoping to reverse the trend by pushing Māori language education broadly and taking steps to keep it relevant.
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CAAC is also taking steps to prop up the sector as it struggles to deal with business fallout from the coronavirus.
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States can now choose whether to pass laws to legalize gambling, and several states are already taking steps to do so.
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In the meantime, the government is taking steps to help Americans keep a roof over their heads during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Still, some pornographers have been taking steps to try to minimize porn's potential harm to young people and adults for years.
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"We've got to start taking steps that we haven't thought about before — even if they sound absolutely crazy," Dr. Eakin said.
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It has been criticized for using too much packaging, a claim the grocer has been taking steps to address since 2018.
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Virtually every state is taking steps to harden voter databases and election equipment against outside attacks and to strengthen postelection audits.
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The other side — the climate pragmatists — has called for adaptation: accepting that climate change is happening and taking steps to adjust.
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Government officials said they were taking steps to allow better access to Indian bonds, allowing unlimited investments in some bond categories.
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Bloomberg, the former New York mayor, has been taking steps toward a late entry but has not formally made a decision.
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By placing mini-fulfillment centers in local markets, it's taking steps to being able to serve Prime members even more quickly.
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Cities around the world are taking steps to become more resilient, so they can better cope when exceptional weather events occur.
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Giuliani has every incentive to ingratiate himself with Barr by taking steps perceived as favorable to Barr or his benefactor, Trump.
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This is not acceptable and we are sorry – and we are taking steps to make sure nothing like this happens again.
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Though these are the first charges leveled by the Cyber Unit, the SEC has been taking steps to stop ICO scams.
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By taking steps to roll back Dodd-Frank, it suggests that President Trump believes this will be a politically popular move.
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As scientists race to develop protections for the virus, governments around the world are taking steps to keep their citizens safe.
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Federal agencies have been busy too: The Environmental Protection Agency is already taking steps to undo more than 30 environmental rules.
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Hawaii and California have issued statewide bans, and several other states, including New Jersey, are taking steps to do the same.
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Looking back, I'm happy that I didn't succumb to the pressure, because that would've meant taking steps back in my journey.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google and Facebook have been taking steps to curb the number of false news articles propagated across their sites.
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Other metrics like exports have also fallen recently, and China is taking steps to ensure the slowdown is not too sharp.
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Marketplace lenders are currently taking steps to ensure that their approach to governance and organizational structure evolves alongside the regulatory framework.
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Promises made After years of American pressure, China is taking steps to shut off the illicit supply of deadly synthetic opioids.
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Why it matters: The Chinese government has been taking steps in recent years to liberalize its capital markets and attract investment.
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Iran, which Mr. Trump has painted as an implacable enemy, is not taking steps to manufacture a nuclear bomb, they said.
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The reforms include releasing jailed dissidents, loosening the government's grip on the economy and taking steps to improve relations with Eritrea.
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Other platforms like Facebook and YouTube have also been infiltrated with misinformation about vaccines, and are taking steps to combat it.
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Some days, it feels like we're making great strides in LGBTQ rights, and other times it feels like we're taking steps back.
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But he has been taking steps ever since Angelo died in 2016 to ensure that the firm will someday survive without him.
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Internet access is still elusive in much of rural America, and the Federal Communications Commission is taking steps to close that gap.
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"We are continuing to investigate and are taking steps to prevent this from happening again," the company said in an earlier tweet.
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He said that this particular ad had caused offence and the company would be taking steps to remove it as a result.
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Ethiopia is taking steps and making statements in that direction, but this week's net stoppage shows there are still hurdles and disconnects.
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The company is taking steps to improve the performance of its exchange business that include withdrawing from the Kansas market, he said.
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A year and a half after its debut in the US, TikTok is taking steps to distance itself from its home country.
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In January, SpaceX said it had identified the source of the failure and was taking steps to ensure it wouldn't happen again.
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We apologise for the original article and are taking steps to ensure that we do not make similar mistakes in the future.
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Solheim said companies including Coca-Cola, Nestle and Danone were taking steps to raise plastic recycling or to shift to biodegradable packaging.
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Many are already taking steps to improve their processes, and those looking to stay relevant and keep customers should be thinking ahead.
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You'll not find a quote from me," he said, saying he advocated countries taking steps to defend themselves, but "didn't say nuclear.
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We're very sorry for the interruption to your days and we're taking steps now to address the problems uncovered during this incident.
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Politicians have started to take notice by taking steps to restrict fracking and also to ensure domestic supplies ahead of LNG exports.
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A subscription-based automatic-micropayment solution is a better way, I think, and Brave and Optimal are taking steps in that direction.
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As early at 2009, she was taking steps to reform language requirements to change the ways that cable companies must disclose fees.
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Recently, Canada has greatly relaxed its marijuana laws and is currently taking steps to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in 2017.
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It is taking steps to launch in Vietnam but Prentice told TechCrunch that there is no other expansion plan at this point.
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Suppliers in the Chicago area hoped to avoid shortages and taking steps to try to prevent them as wholesale prices kept rising.
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Noble is now mainly focused on oil liquids and energy coal businesses, and is cutting debt and taking steps to improve liquidity.
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In the foundation&aposs video, Aldrin was seen working with therapists in braces and taking steps with the help of a walker.
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As we reported, Rob's family is worried sick he's not taking his diabetes diagnosis seriously and isn't taking steps to get better.
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Chairman Ajit Pai is taking steps to curb some types of robocalls, a constant target of ire from lawmakers, regulators and consumers.
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The financial markets are keen to see whether the BOJ is considering taking steps to make its massive stimulus programme more sustainable.
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FTC Commissioner Terrell McSweeney tweeted "people shouldn't have to trade their rights for taking steps to protect their data security after breach."
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She also showed off her mobility, cruising between furniture and anything else she can hold on to and taking steps pushing toys.
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That's forcing central banks to intervene to limit currency depreciation, while simultaneously taking steps to keep domestic markets as liquid as possible.
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On its support account, Twitter said it's taking steps to protect users that may have been affected by the recent password leaks.
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"Government is taking every possible step to adhere to this policy and taking steps to adopting legal and policy measures," Kalansooriya said.
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This is an important factor in terms of taking steps towards generational healing and cleansing as well as a redirection of resources.
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Activists and leaders around the world are beginning to recognize the scale of the problem and are taking steps to address it.
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Already, the federal government has begun taking steps to roll back protections for unaccompanied minors, which it can do without congressional action.
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Myriad other municipalities — from Boulder to Salt Lake City — are all taking steps to turn their city into the new tech-mecca.
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So before you get carried away building your company, make sure you're taking steps to create and plan for your eventual triumphs.
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Physicians are at the forefront of this challenge and many are already taking steps to help patients manage their pain without opioids.
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Some of the nation's largest companies are already taking steps to avoid ObamaCare's "Cadillac tax," according to a business survey released Wednesday.
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Officials at Chinese commodities markets are now taking steps to cool speculative fervor to avoid crashes, and prices have begun to ease.
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PDVSA has said repeatedly that it was taking steps to combat corruption, which has affected Venezuela and its oil industry for decades.
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He also sought to assure the United States is taking steps to defend against election interference, but declined to cite specific examples.
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"This is the first step of the board taking control and taking steps to put the company in good standing," Bushell said.
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France and Canada may be next; several other European countries, along with South Africa, Singapore, New Zealand and Chile, are taking steps.
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" The statement continued: "We have long said that the university has not and will not be taking steps to enforce H.B. 2.
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The country has been taking steps back to nuclear energy since the Fukushima disaster led to the eventual shutdown of all reactors.
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"By contrast, the Bank of Japan is nowhere near a policy exit, and it's taking steps that weaken the yen," he said.
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While Tyson has not yet pledged to change its supply chain practices, it's been steadily taking steps to improve its environmental image.
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Understandably, lenders and government agencies are taking steps to minimize the losses they will suffer from the fraudulent use of stolen data.
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Gavin Newsom moved to reshape Pacific Gas & Electric late last week, appointing an energy czar and taking steps to accelerate bankruptcy negotiations.
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Officials in California, Oregon and Washington are taking steps to move their presidential primary contests toward the front of the nominating calendar.
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Since then, the American Bar Association has been taking steps to require law schools to be more open about postgraduate job placement.
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Some of YouTube's biggest stars have become increasingly disheartened with the platform — and now it's taking steps to win back their love.
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With demand for water growing in a region economically vital to the country, Cristi is now taking steps to rein in usage.
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One encouraging sign is that private sector companies (Dick's Sporting Goods, Walmart, banks) are now taking steps to change their gun policies.
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"We wouldn't want to see government taking steps specify specific technology or a specific solution," said Mike Ableson, a General Motors executive.
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Commissioner Rob Manfred has consistently stated that the balls fall within specifications, though the league is taking steps to standardize their storage.
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YouTube on Wednesday said it is taking steps to address concerns raised over its practices and will stop personalizing ads to children.
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Now, New York is doing what New Orleans had to do, taking steps like strengthening buildings, hardening power infrastructure and elevating generators.
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This week, she resigned as the leader of the House of Commons, seemingly taking steps to distance herself from the failing leadership.
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The schools, many of which say they are victims, are eager to show they are taking steps to deter flagrant admissions fraud.
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But in some states, even some controlled by Republicans, officials are taking steps to make voting easier for everyone with automatic registration.
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Several of the dioceses issued statements apologizing to victims and saying they were taking steps to ensure any criminal behavior was stopped.
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He added that the league was in decline for tolerating the protests and for taking steps to reduce brain damage among players.
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"These implementation measures are promising steps showing that China is taking steps to fulfill their purchase commitments," Perdue said in a statement.
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Other countries in the region are also taking steps to stem the spread of the virus, which has infected 93,000 people globally.
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Now, the firm is taking steps to improve its financial adviser associate (FAA) program, with an aim to better equip new advisers.
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"Supreme Inequality" begins with the Warren court to show that the court of that time was taking steps to protect the poor.
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Some American companies are taking steps to improve their chances — but that sometimes means manufacturing more in China, not the United States.
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But unlike those other companies, many drug makers have already been taking steps in recent weeks to insulate themselves from future attacks.
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The government has recently focused on taking steps to ensure adequate financing for the private sector, particularly smaller firms facing liquidity problems.
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This includes taking steps to provide additional resources to the Pardons Office, expediting the commutations process and eliminating bureaucratic barriers to relief.
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The bank has been working for years to stop wrongful sales practices, and is taking steps to repair the damage, she said.
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" They also expressed concern about whether the Commerce Department was taking steps to prevent the program "from being abused for anticompetitive purposes.
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Williams said the academy is taking steps to ensure that the team will not be associated with similar groups in the future.
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The source said Facebook is considering taking steps to make it clearer that the people posting messages of support are paid employees.
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Many brands have grown so frustrated by the abundance of expired products that they're taking steps to clean up the marketplace themselves.
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The Pentagon is taking steps to prevent burnout among military personnel working rescue and recovery missions following a string of devastating hurricanes.
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Far corners: China's Communist government is taking steps to stop the flood of fentanyl, a deadly synthetic opioid, into the United States.
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Major League Baseball has been taking steps to include more women in on-field roles — as coaches, scouts, umpires and athletic trainers.
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In other words, Mr. Obama sees in America's messiness and complexity a single historical force taking steps forward and backward on race.
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Even as Van Drew declined to publicly confirm his exit from the party, his colleagues were taking steps to prepare for it.
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And she argued Myanmar was taking steps to punish soldiers responsible for what it has previously said were isolated cases of wrongdoing.
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A wiser prime minister would have said little, while taking steps to ensure that government offices and installations in Catalonia stayed open.
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The Department of State assured inspectors that it was taking steps to improve the situation and provide better care for the dogs.
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Finally, later in the 20th century, the federal government eventually moved in a friendlier direction again — taking steps to respect tribal sovereignty.
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Several companies, including Thermo Fisher Scientific, GenScript Biotech and Co-Diagnostics, have developed tests and are taking steps to get them approved.
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Several companies, including Thermo Fisher Scientific , GenScript Biotech and Co-Diagnostics , have developed tests and are taking steps to get them approved.
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Within days, the authorities said he told them, he was assembling supplies to abduct her and taking steps to disguise his identity.
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Last month, top American intelligence officials contradicted Mr. Trump by saying Iran was not currently taking steps to make a nuclear bomb.
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But with President Donald Trump now taking steps to end DACA, the vagueness of the government's pledge looms quite a bit larger.
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The Trump administration is taking steps to ensure more police officers can equip themselves with camouflage uniforms, bayonets, and even grenade launchers.
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Playboy is taking steps to protect its biz regarding its iconic bunny logo -- almost a month after their founder Hugh Hefner died.
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But now it's looking like Trump is taking steps to ensure he doesn't push Beijing's buttons too hard — at least for now.
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The Presbyterians of Ireland have all but severed ties with their mother church in Scotland, which is taking steps towards endorsing gay marriage.
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China is providing humanitarian assistance while taking steps to ensure peace and tranquility in the border region, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.
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They hate that he is taking steps to level the international playing field for U.S. businesses and preserve key strategic industries at home.
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" In a statement, Skadden said, "We have learned much from this incident and are taking steps to prevent anything similar from happening again.
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"Facebook has cooperated well in terms of taking steps to block the URLs that we asked them to in the past," he added.
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One day later, Trump thanked Saudi Arabia for taking steps to lower oil prices and implored the kingdom to push them even lower.
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Companies are taking steps to improve productivity via methods like increased automation in order to offset rising costs, say executives, policymakers and analysts.
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Major technology companies like Apple and Alphabet have slammed Trump's order and said they were taking steps to shield employees affected by it.
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The game employed a universally disagreeable approach to generating post-release income, consumers responded, and now EA is taking steps to fix things.
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Taking steps to address weakness doesn't mean you'll have the same strength and endurance as when you were in your 20s or 30s.
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The social network recently said it's taking steps to prevent these inequitable practices, but not everyone is satisfied with its clean-up job.
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However, it's better to be safe than sorry, and DiLuigi Foods is taking steps to make sure that no unknowing customers are harmed.
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And I think in your meeting with governors earlier this week, individually, and as a group, we spoke about the states taking steps.
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Once the truth gets out, we can begin taking steps to ensure our intelligence agencies and courts are never misused like this again.
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"We're very sorry this happened and are taking steps to make sure we don't make a mistake like this again," the company added.
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Research into the panel's provenance revealed its origins in 2014, and the MKG has been taking steps to restitute the panel ever since.
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The state has started taking steps to remove it, but it could be at least another month before the barricade is taken down.
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Tax cuts and more generous loans will be needed to help reverse the slump, and the government is taking steps in this direction.
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Thankfully, outrage spurred some action, with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences finally taking steps to improve diversity in its ranks.
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Even as the company is taking steps to diversify who plays with their cards, the people behind the scenes are still mostly men.
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The Federal Reserve is taking steps to prepare the American financial system for the effects of climate change, according to Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Many of the changes, Vera noted, focused on improving police-community relations, typically by taking steps that show police are being held accountable.
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Ending new federal fossil fuel leasing, taking steps to curb development on non-federal lands, and imposing a national ban on hydraulic fracturing.
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Besides "quietly" taking steps to "rule in or out any possibility of outside interference," the campaign also dispatched resources to critical battleground states.
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That's startling, Emily Holbrook, senior director of planning at Northwestern Mutual, tells CNBC Make It. "People absolutely should be taking steps," she says.
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On the company's earnings call, Wood also said the company is "taking steps to mitigate any potential impact," including relocating manufacturing over time.
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Tong, who wrote an editorial accompanying the study, noted that the Australian government is taking steps to put early flood warnings in place.
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The Oscars class of 2016 is once again solely composed of white actors and actresses, despite the Academy taking steps to address diversity.
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With that in mind, you can spend October taking steps to safeguard your home and life against negativity, while welcoming in positive change.
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Brazil and Argentina enter the talks with stronger hands: Both are taking steps toward developing domestic supplies that eventually could make them competitors.
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"We are taking steps in the right direction, but it is slow," says Chiyuki Aoi, a professor and former government adviser on defence.
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Though the massive refund check made it out the door at the IRS, the taxman is taking steps to get the money back.
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"A permitted nuisance alligator trapper has been issued a capture permit by the department and is taking steps to locate the injured gator."
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Land records in India are gradually being digitized, and several states are taking steps to speed up land transactions and issue title deeds.
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"Since 9/11, the amount of financial intelligence has grown exponentially, so bad guys are taking steps to evade those efforts," Cassara says.
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It is one of many US municipalities that is proactively taking steps to address climate change and strong job growth for it's residents.
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Since the inauguration, Clarke has drawn protests in Milwaukee for taking steps to allow corrections officers to conduct immigration enforcement in his jails.
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They can put forth proposals in areas they say Trump has neglected, while taking steps to scrap a law they have long criticized.
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In January, Eurotunnel said it was taking steps to ensure that a no-deal Brexit would have minimum impact on its transport network.
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Sessions has recognized the need to eliminate his own financial conflicts of interest, and, reportedly, is taking steps to divest from certain assets.
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Forging new trails, establishing outposts, and — eventually — taking steps to make each location more habitable rank among Mass Effect: Andromeda's more memorable moments.
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The company has clearly started taking steps toward giving the public more information about their launches and landings, so hopefully that trend continues.
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"We are always pleased to see the states, territories and Federal Government taking steps to get illegal guns off our streets," she said.
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Bella previously told PEOPLE that she's been in "communication" with the pro wrestler and that they were taking steps to get back together.
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Meanwhile, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi SA, two other major insulin producers, told Reuters they were already taking steps to make insulin more affordable.
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Bella previously told PEOPLE that she's been in "communication" with the pro wrestler and that they are taking steps to get back together.
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Nevertheless, other countries are taking steps in a similar direction; both Finland and the Netherlands are planning basic-income experiments of their own.
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Context: New Jersey has already won praise from Democrats for taking steps to fight back against what they call Trump's "sabotage" of ObamaCare.
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Still, Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, is taking steps to assist his colleagues in preparing for an impeachment trial.
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Now it's officially classed as a mental health issue, we should start taking steps either to combat it or to prevent it entirely.
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"Many countries are now taking steps to attract and retain fintech companies," Paul Merrey, strategy partner at KPMG, said in a statement Friday.
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The administration said on Thursday it is "taking steps to make additional funds available" so employees can get paid (The New York Times).
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We should be taking steps on the global stage to dissuade Russia or any other nation from conducting these types of attacks again.
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Mohammad Mohsin, a disaster ministry additional secretary, said as people learned more about the threat they were taking steps to lower their risk.
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The Education Department is now taking steps to remove the teacher regulations from the government's rulebook, known as the Code of Federal Regulations.
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Central bankers have been cautiously taking steps in recent years to prevent the economy from overheating by slowly lifting short-term interest rates.
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The Board has urged both parties to resolve the matter cooperatively and quickly, and the Board is taking steps to facilitate that process.
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Amazon.com is taking steps to protect big brands after a recent surge in counterfeiting, and many rule-abiding sellers are paying the price.
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In June 2017, the EPA first announced it was taking steps to uphold President Trump's campaign promise to repeal and replace the regulation.
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The agency said it is taking steps to mitigate the situation by working with the contractor to remove unnecessary material from its databases.
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And policymakers are actively taking steps to bolster the economy, such as the Federal Reserve's recent decision to lower short-term borrowing costs.
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He also supported the Anti-Apartheid Action Act of 2202, which imposed sanctions on South Africa for not taking steps to end apartheid.
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Mostly agree: The Democratic candidates favor taking steps to preserve the environment and taking action to alleviate the worst effects of climate change.
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The Trump administration is taking steps to help ease truckers into new electronic logging requirements that are set to take effect next month.
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While that is not against the law, the city this month has been taking steps to prevent what had become common practice there.
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Amazon is taking steps — with the brand registry, for instance — to address the threat, but Amazon isn't the only side that is evolving.
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This group could be at the most risk of retiring broke if they don't start taking steps to catch up on retirement savings.
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The GOP-controlled Congress is already taking steps to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, while Democrats have been rallying to oppose the repeal.
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The government is taking steps to break up the state mobile and IP monopoly and issue teleco licenses by the end of 2019.
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Israel has been taking steps over the past few years to boost trading volumes in Tel Aviv, reducing regulations and encouraging dual-listings.
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Such a move would boost funding for various forms of treatment and give the government more flexibility in taking steps to expedite action.
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While I'm encouraged to see Facebook taking steps to rid their platforms of these bad actors, there's clearly more work to be done.
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Even if you can't see it yet, you can rest assured that you're taking steps towards something authentic as the moon shines dark.
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The automaker's difficulties in boosting sales in China have showed no signs of ending despite taking steps to bring new products to market.
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Iran says it's taking steps to increase its capacity to enrich uranium within the parameters of the 2015 nuclear deal, reports the BBC.
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He is already taking steps to build this with the seeming buy-in of politicians and the local government for a pilot test.
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Both had been taking steps, with Egypt's mediation and Qatar's financing, to cool tensions along their border and ease Gaza's growing economic desperation.
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In some ways, that means the bigger and more immediate question is whether Trump can avoid taking steps that make the problem worse.
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It would also be a setback for international lawyers, who have credited Interpol as taking steps in recent years to tighten administrative controls.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the given name of a Democratic senator taking steps to prepare for a 2020 presidential campaign.
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The 19303 presidential election is still far away, but prospective Democratic candidates are already taking steps to lay the financial foundation for campaigns.
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In some cases — mostly on the state and local level — governments are aggressively taking steps to combat the demand shock of the virus.
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Rather than taking steps to stabilize the country, it has chosen to lash out at the one profession tasked with reporting the truth.
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Americans are finally beginning to understand the seriousness of this epidemic, and they're taking steps to protect themselves and their communities and families.
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But also, if you're taking steps like the ones below to ensure better quality sleep, you may very well find yourself needing less.
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To date, its focus has been on helping consumers achieve financial health by taking steps to consolidate debt and raise their credit score.
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But if companies instead respond to the tight labor market by taking steps to increase productivity, then wages could rise without causing inflation.
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Modi has been accused of taking steps to move India away from secularism and toward a Hindu state, including through the citizenship bill.
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Mr. Johnson has vowed to heal the rifts left by the Brexit debate, and his government has begun taking steps in that direction.
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At the start of the new year, New York joined states like California and New Jersey in taking steps to cease this practice.
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Int'l community is focused on taking steps that will improve the lives of the Palestinians and is working on a plan for peace.
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In some ways, Moscow's energy muscle-flexing has backfired, with European countries taking steps to cut their dependence on Russian oil and gas.
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The Indian government has been taking steps to increase the quality of health care by establishing new medical colleges and upgrading existing ones.
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"It is clear that Hollywood is taking steps to create more inclusive stories and that those films are connecting with audiences," she said.
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"We are taking steps to ensure this does not ever happen again," the NATO commander, General, John R. Allen, said at the time.
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And although the United States is not an autocracy, our country is taking steps in that direction that I never imagined we would.
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"We're very sorry this happened and are taking steps to make sure we don't make a mistake like this again," Twitter's post added.
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It has since conducted two rounds of sweeps to ensure that brokerages and wealth managers are taking steps to safeguard sensitive customer information.
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Simon is taking steps like reducing exposure to apparel brands and increasing allocation to food services and lifestyle brands to reduce its risk.
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We can't ignore the success we're seeing in cities and counties nationwide that are taking steps to tackle the roots of mass incarceration.
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But the waiting lines for each new release have become so unwieldy that many brewers are taking steps to contain or manage them.
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In February, the company began taking steps like more aggressively stopping new "abusive" accounts from being created and collapsing abusive or offensive tweets.
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Facebook has received less criticism than its peers on the matter but is still taking steps to prevent terrorists from using its site.
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Once the truth gets out, we can begin taking steps to ensure our intelligence agencies and courts are never misused like this again.
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Your homeowner policies and insurance plans could also be discounted, if companies see that you're taking steps to protect your home, Camp said.
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While the influential trade group acknowledged that the proposal was not a "comprehensive solution," it lauded taking steps to address the immediate problem.
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"Our first priority is the safety of those who use our church building, and we are taking steps to ensure that," they said.
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Now, China's Communist government is taking steps to stop the flood, as the country's leader, Xi Jinping, promised President Trump he would do.
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Investors are also recognizing signs that the Chinese authorities are taking steps to buttress their economy with more policy support, De Garis said.
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The backlash to those comments was swift and the company began taking steps to make it clear that it took the issue seriously.
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His exit had been discussed at the end of 2018, and the administration began taking steps to transition oversight of the peace plan.
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And Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the new commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, is taking steps to encourage more competition among generic manufacturers.
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Both North Carolina and Tennessee sued the FCC, claiming that the federal government was taking steps that challenged the states' rights to self rule.
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The study noted that the military was taking steps to make deployments more predictable and limited as the guard&aposs role continued to expand.
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The ardent supporters of Sanders, the Democratic socialist, have long accused the party establishment of actively taking steps to benefit Clinton during the primary.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty)Facebook is taking steps to hinder harassment on the social media platform with an array of new anti-bullying tools.
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A boycott campaign is expected to grow as Japan is taking steps to remove Korea's fast-track export status, industry officials and experts say.
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Google has been taking steps to cut down on that wait time year after year, and Project Mainline seems like an obvious next step.
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Peabody has already been taking steps to reduce its environmental liabilities in Wyoming by speeding up grass planting and regulatory paperwork at former mines.
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Alongside ramping up content, Spotify is also taking steps to improve measurability on podcast content, which has been a notoriously poor across the industry.
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William J. Bratton, the police commissioner, said at a news conference on Thursday morning that the city was taking steps to make shelters safer.
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"We want to own the REITs that are aware of those risks and are taking steps to address them in their portfolio," Adams said.
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Law enforcement officials began taking steps to remove roadblocks and protesters of the Dakota Access Pipeline near Highway 1806 at around 11:15 a.m.
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Land records in India are gradually being computerized, and several states are taking steps to speed up land transactions and issue clear title deeds.
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Some have started taking steps to ensure the safety of their precious glassware—some of which can cost up to 50 euros a piece.
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Ruler Emperox Grayland II is taking steps to ensure the survival of her subjects, while others are preparing to take advantage of the chaos.
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Further trade liberalisation is also crucial to bolster productivity and global growth, while taking steps to ensure the gains from trade are shared widely.
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Gannon has been taking steps to cut his diesel costs over the past year by reducing the number of times he plows, or tills.
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The company also recently announced a major overhaul at Jet, taking steps to more fully integrate the e-commerce platform into its own business.
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He has offered to govern with pragmatic members of the regime who see the need for taking steps to avert economic and humanitarian disaster.
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Major corporations and small startups alike are taking steps toward making these goals realities — and a few companies are specifically focusing on responsible consumption.
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Ford has been taking steps to trim its operations and overhaul its business — a plan that will likely take years and cost $11 billion.
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And it's taking steps to better protect passenger safety by concealing specific pickup and drop-off addresses, and providing approximations of locations to drivers.
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Apple says it's taking steps to crack down on the misuse of enterprise certificates, but it's more evidence that iOS users can't get complacent.
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The Google Security team wrote that they began taking steps to protect Google services from the flaw as soon as they learned about it.
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"The Council also stresses the importance of taking steps towards the resumption of negotiations on an ambitious and comprehensive Free Trade Agreement," it said.
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DLA Piper said in a statement it was hit by a suspected malware attack and that it was "taking steps to remedy the issue".
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For reasons that are difficult to discern, the president isn't taking steps that would make it easier for him to keep pace with Putin.
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Facebook admitted last year it overstated some key ad metrics on its site, and it is taking steps to provide more clarity to advertisers.
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The 214 crop of Oscar nominees is once again solely composed of white actors and actresses, despite the Academy taking steps to addresses diversity.
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The Ohio EPA said it's taking steps to revoke the license of the Sebring water treatment operator in the wake of the water crisis.
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Since the inauguration, the sheriff has drawn protests in Milwaukee for taking steps to allow corrections officers to conduct immigration enforcement in his jails.
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Before Roper became Google's head of mobile brand strategy in 2014, he made a point of constantly taking steps to build his skill set.
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Yes, senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham have criticized the immigration ban and are taking steps to prevent him from loosening sanctions on Russia.
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The lenders can still pursue the case even though they lost an initial battle, but J. Crew is taking steps to dismiss the lawsuit.
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That's why the New York City Parks Department is taking steps to make sure that sunscreen will be easily accessible for beachgoers this summer.
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YouTube says it is taking steps to "improve its systems," but there are questions about what it can actually do to curb fake news.
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The automaker's struggles to boost sales in China have showed no sign of ending despite its taking steps to bring new products to market.
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The company said it is now taking steps to make cash rides safer, such as verifying users with a commonly used social security number.
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The firm says it is releasing their findings on VPNFilter early in the hopes that affected parties can begin taking steps to protect themselves.
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If you live in the urban-wildfire zone or in or near a forest, you should seriously consider taking steps outlined in the program.
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They argued it would be premature to create a new military branch while the Air Force is taking steps to improve its space operations.
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The firm says it is releasing their findings on VPNFilter early in the hopes that affected parties can begin taking steps to protect themselves.
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The retailer is also taking steps to lower prices on key items across its stores, including essentials like a gallon of milk, Johnson said.
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As you start taking steps toward creating the reality you wish for, you'll feel motivated to take control of more parts of your life.
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Washington (CNN)The Defense Department is taking steps to receive transgender recruits into the ranks as soon as January 1, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
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Uber has been taking steps before the report, including firing 20 employees, some of whom had been involved in cases of alleged sexual harassment.
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"We are taking steps to ensure this does not happen again, and the Sun Sentinel now has a moratorium on gun advertising," Meyer said.
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However, it is taking steps to increase transparency around page administrators and tackle covert government-supported information from making its way onto the website.
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JERUSALEM — The State Department sharply criticized Israel on Wednesday for taking steps to build hundreds of housing units in Jewish neighborhoods in East Jerusalem.
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Asia's large domestic market would also support growth, while regional policymakers were being "quite pragmatic" in taking steps to support their economies, he said.
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Mark Zuckerberg may insist that Facebook doesn't have a serious fake news problem, but his company is apparently taking steps to identify misleading stories.
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For years the Kremlin has been taking steps to implement a dystopian Chinese-style surveillance system that can track its citizens wherever they go.
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India is taking steps to make cryptocurrencies illegal to use within its payments system and is looking to appoint a regulator to oversee exchanges.
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Since taking steps to reopen the case in 2000, she has traveled to Chile every year in search of the truth about her brother.
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Hopeful, the family is already taking steps out of hiding, inviting a Democratic congressman, Representative Don Beyer of Virginia, to dinner earlier this month.
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When Something Fails: Taking Steps to Remember Alzheimer's disease has been described as "cruel" because its onset is marked by a deterioration in memory.
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In return, Salis received nearly $90,000 from his co-conspirators, prosecutors said, with the Millers taking steps to conceal their payments to avoid suspicion.
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It's guide to life because this doesn't just mean explicitly political action; it means taking steps to make the future yours in every way.
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Mr. Trump, whose administration has been taking steps to undermine operation of the health law, declared last week that he would stop the payments.
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We are actively monitoring the Coronavirus situation and are taking steps to help keep our communities safe in all the cities that we serve.
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"Taking steps now to build a kit with essential supplies is one strong recommendation I would make based on the poll results," Bell said.
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"Receivers currently have the intention to, and are taking steps to ... dispose of the company's subsidiaries," CWT International told the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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Although Frontex has increasingly found itself carrying out a humanitarian mission, the agency is also tasked with taking steps to secure the European border.
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