However, turn a corner and it can go very bad.
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But in the '90s, HBO started to turn a corner.
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We turn a corner and there it is—the depuration tank.
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You go up one flight, but then you turn a corner.
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Two years later, India is still waiting to turn a corner.
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Finally, we turn a corner and see an old converted farmhouse.
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But Chahed said the economy was about to turn a corner.
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The scenery and topography changes radically every time you turn a corner.
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But in recent months the company has seemed to turn a corner.
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Perhaps a blue arrow showing us the right place to turn a corner.
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In so many ways it can appear normal until you turn a corner.
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They turn a corner, and the rookie shoots the boyfriend from moments earlier.
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But options traders are betting that the stock may turn a corner — and soon.
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Did they really turn a corner in their quest to move the state leftwards?
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He helped our franchise turn a corner in 2015 and provided many cherished memories.
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Markets are unlikely to turn a corner while the economic outlook looks increasingly dire.
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Still, there are some signals that digital media will turn a corner in 2020.
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Those efforts indeed seem to be paying off in helping Android's security turn a corner.
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Hopefully in the next 24 to 48 hours you turn a corner and feel better.
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The flashes Ntilikina showed on Wednesday suggest he could turn a corner in Year 3.
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I turn a corner, and the straps of my sandal liberate themselves from the sole.
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But like Terranova, Morgan Stanley's Lisa Shalett believes the sector will soon turn a corner.
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Turn a corner and you will be surprised, so much is packed into the exhibition.
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"It sends a message that we were trying to turn a corner as a society."
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Investors were searching for signals in the financial guidance that IBM will soon turn a corner.
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You know when you turn a corner and suddenly you're hit by a gust of wind?
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One of the most bruised asset classes in financial markets may be about to turn a corner.
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You can barely turn a corner in Oakland or San Francisco without encountering a row of tents.
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You can't turn a corner in any clothing store without bumping into at least one '70s trend.
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But as it slowed to turn a corner, the bus was confronted by hundreds of River fans.
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Go deeper, via the N.Y. Times: Rugby underdogs again, the U.S. team hopes to turn a corner
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But turn a corner in one neighborhood and a 12-acre orange grove comes brightly into view.
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What do you think about this political environment, and do you think we're starting to turn a corner?
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Now, you can't turn a corner without a man apologizing to womankind at large for something they did.
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Sure, Time Warner Cable could turn a corner and start offering me the speeds I've been paying for.
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To turn a corner and suddenly behold the otherworldly armor lying still in its own room is jarring.
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After James Polite graduated from Brandeis University in May, his supporters thought his life might turn a corner.
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The studio expects to turn a corner starting next month, when it will release a new "Hellboy" movie.
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With a new chief executive, David Calhoun, taking over on Monday, Boeing is trying to turn a corner.
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One can hardly turn a corner without being confronted by the blue and yellow starred flag of European solidarity.
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For awhile there, we couldn't turn a corner without a new rose gold product being shoved down our throats.
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But a year in which the company promised to turn a corner saw Facebook repeatedly tripping over its shoelaces.
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I literally can't turn a corner without bumping into someone who wants me to come to their open mic.
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Despite Amazon's recent weakness, Wald is expecting the stock to soon turn a corner based on the favorable backdrop.
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Investors are looking for corporate profits to turn a corner in the third-quarter after a string of declines.
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You turn a corner and the dance of your hands across the keys is no longer a constipated jitterbug.
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Facebook and Twitter have both appeared to turn a corner, albeit more like a giant ocean liner than a speedboat.
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Some dealers are choosing to see the bright side, hoping the settlement can help them and Volkswagen turn a corner.
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Parts of this film hint at greatness, as if it's going to turn a corner and stop being flagrantly average.
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Turn a corner in Albi, and you'll pass the last school inside the historic center, abandoned a few years ago.
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At the same time, some hope that by reckoning with its troubles, the Met is poised to turn a corner.
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It's amazing how many have embraced this fake revolt as a signal that American capitalism is about to turn a corner.
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You never know when you turn a corner what you may or may not see," Chaffetz said on "CBS This Morning.
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Turn a corner into the next gallery and you find work from around the same time but on overtly polemical themes.
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I remember traveling around London as a child and thinking that you could turn a corner and lose a hundred years.
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Turn a corner, though, and you spot the future: a hybrid assembly line where shiny Japanese robots are mingling with human workers.
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Everything's OK. And then you turn a corner and you see all the posters and it's like, Oh yeah that's my school.
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When you can see what was happening decades ago and turn a corner and see what's happening today, the similarities are stunning.
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That's because this town of nearly 37,173 has a billionaire who has gone to great lengths to help it turn a corner.
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But "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer says he "loves" the stock and believes it will turn a corner as cyber security spending increases.
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Yet, continue down the concrete walkway, noticing perhaps the security camera watching your approach, turn a corner, and Newtown Creek comes into view.
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Slurp down some oysters in Arcachon, grab some choucroute in Alsace, and then turn a corner and you're in Martinique, drinking Ti' Punch.
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Meddings said 2018 had been "the most challenging year of TSB's history", but he was confident the firm would turn a corner this year.
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"I'm going to keep my eyes wide open, you never know when you turn a corner what you may or may not see," Rep.
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The time it takes a vortigaunt to charge his energy blast always seems to give you enough time to turn a corner and hide.
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"Republicans have an opportunity to turn a corner with tax reform as the gap between the parties closed up somewhat this month," said Penn.
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Instead, he's tracking eBay's transition to accelerate long-term growth — a plan that has made progress, but has yet to turn a corner, he said.
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"Today marks an important day for Monte dei Paschi, a day that sees it turn a corner and able to reassure its depositors," Gentiloni said.
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The stock popped 6% on Thursday as traders digested the news, but not everyone on the Street believes Under Armour can actually turn a corner.
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In major cities, oppressed groups denied access to cake can nonetheless glumly turn a corner to find another baker happy to take on a new client.
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" He says the current stock chart resembles three years ago, suggesting it might soon turn a corner, which is further supported by the stock's "double bottom.
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"We've started to turn a corner and have a clear plan for what we need to do now," CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on the earnings call.
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Raibert says that 25 years after founding the company, it's starting to "turn a corner to think about making a product and finding some narrower applications".
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Will we continue to vote out of fear of God's wrath, or will we turn a corner and vote to spread God's love for all people?
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But Ice ain't havin' it ... saying he's still holding out hope D'Angelo Russell can turn a corner and become the star he was supposed to be.
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This is how the world unfolds in New York City: Turn a corner, and there's a portal to another hemisphere, a glimmer of a different life.
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So, maybe we're at a new place -- a lot more civic engagement, a lot more impatience with the status quo -- and maybe Baltimore will turn a corner.
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After examining the charts for Delta and United specifically, he isn't convinced that either one is about to turn a corner or break out to the upside.
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SPECIAL TEAMS WOES:If the Chargers are going to turn a corner in their final eight games, they must start with cleaning up their issues on special teams.
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A senior White House official said Kelly and other top advisers hoped Trump would turn a corner and talk about infrastructure, but concedes they were entirely wrong.
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It's a clean grid that feels like a walk through a modern art museum: Every time you turn a corner, there is something neat to look at.
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By adding lighting, stores, courtyards and residents to once-desolate blocks, Compass is helping West Farms turn a corner, said Robert D. Frost, a Signature comanaging member.
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I have confidence that we will turn a corner and deliver on our promise, because I know how much pride all of you have in this company.
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It has since announced a plan to help its business turn a corner based on renegotiating its supply deals and buying a China-registered formula cannery in Melbourne.
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Iginla only brings in a second-round pick (if that), and Avalanche fans come away questioning whether the team's best chance to turn a corner just slipped away.
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"We're finally starting to turn a corner on some of the challenges that we've faced over the last couple of years," CEO Rob Lynch said in an interview.
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Turn a corner and you may see an entire field of brown lava rock, bare except for yellow genestra flowers, or broom, the first plants to grow back.
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Fusion has helped Telefonica turn a corner commercially in Spain, with 3.7 million clients signing up for the offering, though this has yet to translate into higher profits.
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The GOP bill could turn a corner — and even if it fails completely, Trump has proposed hundreds of billions of dollars in Medicaid cuts in his next budget.
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I spoke to my sister in Lahore and for a moment we dared to hope that Pakistan, which had suffered so much from Islamic terrorism, might turn a corner.
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But turn a corner and something new is coming off the shop floor: a compact, no-frills water purifier designed to bring clean water to struggling populations in rural Africa.
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Like the Capitol dome, which has a habit of popping up when you turn a corner, government is frequently in the foreground, but coexists with a larger, more diverse landscape.
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Saturday's failure was all the more acute for Formula One's most successful and glamorous team just as they had hoped to turn a corner and get the better of Mercedes.
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Mr. Ghani's announcement came 10 months after President Trump reluctantly expanded the American commitment in Afghanistan in the hope that the military could turn a corner in the long war.
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Though Twitter expects to turn a corner soon, it has yet to make a quarterly profit, losing $2.5 billion from the start of 2012 through the third quarter of 2017.
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"The continued strength of the PMI confirms improved sentiment has helped the economy turn a corner at the start of this year," said Andrew Wishart, economist at consultancy Capital Economics.
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He believes that if the stock can hold at its current level, it may turn a corner, but if it breaks to the downside there might be a further fall ahead.
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They speed out of "Thunder Lane"—that is, the parking lot—and onto the course, go in a straight line, turn a corner, then drive back out, two at a time.
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The Knicks are desperately trying to turn a corner and make the playoffs, but there has been considerable tumult around Anthony amid reports that the team is trying to trade him.
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Every time I turn a corner and a gust of chilling wind slaps me in the face, I'm reminded of the impending six to nine months of frigid hell that await me.
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It took several months of work to whip the game into technical competence—it didn't really turn a corner until September, long after most had written the game off and moved on.
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The sweeping measures, which have affected more than 60 million Hubei residents, have been heralded in China as having allowed the country to turn a corner in its fight against the outbreak.
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The Italian government said its coronavirus restrictions would last until April 3 — though if the country doesn't turn a corner with the disease by then, the date could well be pushed back.
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But I am infinitely lured by my own speculation that The Sims might turn a corner into a truly new type of game if I spend $15 on a pack of new content.
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FedEx's rocky relationship with Amazon may have contributed to its fiscal second-quarter earnings slump, but the shipping company says it could actually turn a corner and outpace its competitor in fiscal 2021.
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Having my phone in my hand (admittedly in Do Not Disturb mode) didn't take away from my ability to turn a corner and be blown away by an unexpected expression hidden in a portrait.
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Throughout the day, I learned various knife cuts (and how to properly hold my knife), flavor profiling, and proper kitchen etiquette – insider tip: you must yell "CORNER!" every single time you turn a corner.
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The chief executive, Oscar Munoz, returned to his job in March after a lengthy absence during which he had a heart transplant, and industry analysts are watching for the airline to turn a corner.
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And now Gray, who had seemed to turn a corner with a fine outing against the Houston Astros on April 30, has allowed 20 hits and 11 earned runs in his last 16⅔ innings.
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"The [eurozone] economy should be about to turn a corner, but the coronavirus now means that [the first quarter] could well be a write-off," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Pirates RH Chad Kuhl (213-221, 27) Moore appeared to turn a corner with four straight quality starts to finish May, but he struggled in five June starts, going 26-2 with an 8.88 ERA.
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Taqa's share price soared on Sunday and Monday on investor hopes that the support from Abu Dhabi could help the company turn a corner after it reported a big loss in its last financial year.
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So you create a space where you can turn a corner from there and it feels a little quieter and a little calmer, and there's space between outlets and between people asking things of these celebrities.
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Australia is an attractive market for foreign insurers because the population and economy are growing faster than in most other developed markets, and analysts expect industry revenues could turn a corner after a choppy few years.
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So thing in Europe don't look as if they are brightening up over summer and that of course is a very dangerous environment because I think the world economy is at, is about to turn a corner.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is expected to trumpet a unity message in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday night, an attempt to turn a corner from the divisiveness of his first year in office.
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Simone de Beauvoir buzzed me in and I walked down the long ground-floor hallway until I could turn a corner to the right and take the shorter hallway that led to her door, also on the right.
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"The [eurozone] economy should be about to turn a corner, but the coronavirus now means that [the first quarter] could well be a write-off," Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said in a research note.
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And we turn a corner, to the exhibition's startlingly abrupt conclusion, which appears as if from nowhere: artworks by four females of the 21st century, all making powerful arguments about how women have been wrongly represented in the past.
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PARIS, Aug 24 (Reuters) - The number of people out of work in France fell by 0.5 percent in July in a sign the job market may at last be beginning to turn a corner, Labour Ministry data showed on Wednesday.
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"Today marks an important day for Monte dei Paschi, a day that sees it turn a corner and be able to reassure its depositors," said Gentiloni, who only took office last week and has made the bank rescue his first priority.
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Far beneath the high politics as Russia and Ukraine prepare for talks that seem unlikely to turn a corner in the conflict between Kiev and separatists, Sidorenko and other residents of the provincial town of Ilovaisk are hoping for a breakthrough.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged lawmakers on Monday to back her Brexit deal, promising that it would allow the country to "turn a corner" and let the government focus on solving domestic problems such as housing and a skill shortage.
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You trek through life and you turn a corner and here's something else to deal with and to learn from and to grow from and to bounce off of and realize something new about yourself or to challenge the way you think about something.
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Despite the current crises the European Union is facing, there is strong potential for it to turn a corner now if it delivers short-term responses to populist concerns, medium-term concrete projects to foster growth and a long-term plan for better integration.
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Last week, I attended Jeffrey Sonnenfeld's Yale C.E.O. Summit, where some of the biggest business leaders in the world participate and talk candidly about issues from business to policy — and, this year, did so just as the tax plan seemed to turn a corner.
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Then viewers turn a corner into what Mr. Fein calls "a fantasia of gay culture" — images of a chest-baring Burt Reynolds and the swimmer Mark Spitz that appeared in the original club are there, as wood cutouts, as are other bawdy pictures from the time.
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As a result, the war between Rick's group and the Saviors felt poised to turn a corner and enter a more complex stage, focusing less on the show's silly trigger-happy shootouts, and more on the strategic thinking and subversive tactics that should rightfully define a conflict of this scale.
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"Mercy" is not a very good episode of television — I really wanted to limit this review to a single sentence, "The Walking Dead's 100th episode isn't very good, just like the show," but my editor said no — but it contains just enough moments to make you think it might turn a corner.
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When I turn a corner in a dungeon and see two goblins hanging out in the next room, I have to fight the Elder Scrolls instincts that tell me to wait until one turns his back to snipe down the other and instead barge in, Steel Hand Axe of Embers–a–blazin', and take them down face to face.
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