By the time they turn back to climate, if they turn back to climate, they've long since lost the capital necessary for the fight.
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And China could turn back to America for other reasons.
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They decide to turn back to warn the warring couple.
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His plane was hit by lightning and had to turn back to Paris.
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In this progress-driven society, who really wants to turn back to reflect?
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Scalise also indicated House Republicans would turn back to ObamaCare repeal in 28503.
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When I turn back to my patient's mother, I give her a hug.
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"When I left," she said, "I didn't want to turn back to that."
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US 10-YEAR TREASURY PRICES TURN BACK TO POSITIVE, YIELDS FALL TO 1.812%
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But they forgot their rings and had to turn back to retrieve them.
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When he is in charge, Giancarlo could turn back to the committee's work.
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If provoked, they could turn back to UMNO or to PAS, a conservative Islamic party.
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"It's no time to turn back to the failed Obama era and economy," said Rep.
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He knows he will be asked about making a U-turn back to Formula One.
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The flight crew contacted air traffic control, and tried to turn back to the airport.
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This may be why so many in tech are starting to turn back to LOTR.
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XI. Conclusion I would like to take a moment now to turn back to Ukraine.
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So why would we turn back to that and think that it's a good idea?
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Once health care legislation gets introduced, the aide insisted, the spotlight will turn back to Obamacare.
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Even so, there is inevitably a turn back to the state for expertise, control and reassurance.
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Maybe this thing's kind of taking a turn back to what country used to sound like.
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If we turn back to ancient wisdom, she argues, there are still "lost insights" to be found.
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Technology companies that turn back to their creators later in life also have a mixed track record.
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Jared and Ivanka seem torn about whether to keep crossing the rapids or turn back to shore.
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British naval forces intercepted the ship as it approached Palestine and made it turn back to Europe.
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By midday Monday, the rain will turn back to snow, forecasters at the National Weather Service said.
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My prayer is that, weary of such noise, we turn back to the source of of all calmness.
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They then turn back to your partner, and you won't be addressed for the rest of their conversation.
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"It's no time to turn back to the failed Obama era and economy," he said at the debate.
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But Merkel's government plane suffered technical problems en route, and she was forced to turn back to Cologne.
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Let's talk about that for a second before we turn back to the revolution of the Bernie Bros.
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SANGER: Yup, Maggie, did you having anything more on that before we wanted to turn back to Israel?
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With the 200th episode of Waypoint Radio behind us, we turn back to our roots: The Question Bucket.
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Why they won't turn back to Brock Osweiler is another story, one filled with fear of the unknown.
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I look at the pizza then at my buddy Nick and turn back to her and say, 'Nothing.
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Finally, we turn back to Maeve, who's rapidly becoming the most astute of all the characters on this show.
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Today, we turn back to The Times (after two newsletters this week focused on other publications, here and here).
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Until people remember the Queen Bee standing off to the side, and all eyes slowly turn back to Netflix.
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In Familia's place, the Mets will most likely turn back to the setup man Addison Reed, a former closer.
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That forced six buses to turn back to Palmyra, a Syrian government-controlled city, and stranded the remaining 11.
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And when we get that back, all of this other stuff will start to turn back to the good side.
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The president signaled Tuesday that he wants to turn back to health-care policy again before working toward tax reform.
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If the driver does not turn back to the road after a few seconds, warning tones and lights go off.
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It may sound bizarre to us — turn back to age-old tradition and you will have Coca-Cola and Frigidaires.
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Beyond that, the e-book market has shown signs of fizzling, as screen-weary readers turn back to print copies.
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Below are transcripts of parts of the exchange: BOOKER: I want to turn back to this issue of black voters.
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I get a cup of coffee from the kitchen and turn back to the boring task I was doing yesterday afternoon.
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Before we could turn back to the early-stage market and wrap up, we had to cover the latest from WeWork.
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The London-bound plane had to turn back to Calgary, Alberta, because passenger David Stephen Young was acting drunk and unruly.
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But Peter, sitting in panicked silence in the front seat, refuses to turn back to see if Charlie is all right.
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In an ordinary election, Mexicans would ditch Mr Peña's Institutional Revolutionary Party and turn back to the conservative National Action Party.
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Your battery icon will turn back to black (or white, depending on your background, or red if your battery is low).
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We watch her pass, then turn back to face John, who has now bolted across the street and out of sight.
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If you have time left over, you can turn back to last week's recommendations for a little hair of the dog.
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After nearly an hour and some delays, the B-52 needed to turn back to base without resolving the minor mystery.
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When the abuses pile up to the extent of inciting a financial crisis, they turn back to the government for bailouts.
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And as millennials make it through life's challenges, I think our generation will turn back to religion more strongly once again.
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But if she is unable to gain entry to the United States, she said, she would likely turn back to Honduras.
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My prayers that worry of such noise, we turn back to the source of all calmness—that source, that source is God.
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Now the battle will turn back to the grass roots as senators and legislators travel back home for the July Fourth break.
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If the government exhausted those options, then it could turn back to the courts to compel Apple to help open the device.
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But just before I rounded the corner, my body made a U-turn back to the lobby and dove into the restroom.
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Decisions to evacuate were often made late in the game, presumably to avoid acting unnecessarily, should the storm turn back to sea.
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Nor, seeing his fitful approach, did one turn back to flip the window latch for the lifeform nearly breaking himself on glass.
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My past two projects have had very obvious connections to architecture, but lately I've been trying to turn back to mark-making.
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But right now evangelicals can turn back to our traditional teaching that character matters and correct the mistake of supporting Donald Trump.
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She had started to turn back to her family by the time I returned the wave, and I don't think she saw.
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Sooner or later, al-Qaeda will morph again and turn back to global terrorism, with all the expanded resources now available to it.
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We want to turn now to the topic of executive orders, and for that, we're going to turn back to Mary Katharine Ham.
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When he was asked a question about his romantic life, Mr. Putin tried to brush it off and turn back to the economy.
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That dynamic means trouble for Republican candidates if voters who reject Trump aren't convinced to turn back to GOP candidates down the ballot.
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Mike: Finally, let's turn back to Facebook, Google and Twitter, the three tech companies that are in the doghouse with Congress right now.
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He then hopes the Forest Service will issue a permit to install equipment at Glacier Peak, then turn back to Washington's Mount Baker.
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The pilot of flight JT610 had asked for, and received, permission to turn back to Jakarta, but what went wrong remains a mystery.
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It was uncomfortably addictive, the type of track you turn back to in spite of yourself, a perfectly shot, smoulderingly-graceful horror movie.
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I guess any porn scenes that I've watched recently myself that have been fresh in my mind, I can turn back to that.
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"With the USDA report out of the way for the month, attention will turn back to weather forecasts and trade headlines," brokerage Allendale said.
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The alternative chip game was so strong that we began to feel overwhelmed enough to turn back to the original trendy veggie chip: kale.
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Sometimes you think maybe this goes too far, so you always want to see or turn back to the place from which you started.
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The pilot of flight JT610 had asked for, and received, permission to turn back to Jakarta airport, but what went wrong remains a mystery.
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Despite the best efforts of the pilot to land the RAF Voyager at two different airports, the plane had to turn back to Lahore.
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Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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Canadiens coach Claude Julien confirmed on the team&aposs website he will turn back to goaltender Carey Price on Thursday after Al Montoya started Monday.
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It may not need to turn back to the United States before South America harvests its next crop, ADM Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano said.
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The pilots had asked to turn back to base shortly before losing contact with air traffic control, a spokesman for Indonesia's air navigation authorities said.
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When it's finished, we turn back to the place where horror is still alive, mutating, unstyled and hideously, sadistically inventive in its cruelties: the news.
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The solution, now, is not to turn back to those days, to tell the referees that they just have to fail on their own again.
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During a heated argument regarding whether to turn back to England or continue on to Dunkirk, the soldier accidentally knocks George down a flight of stairs.
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With elections threatening stability in East Africa's political and economic hub, the race for votes will now turn back to a contest between continuity and change.
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They also hint that you never know what you might find when you turn back to the past—I'd made internet friends through mutual Los Campesinos!
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Libby: It's hard to finish the last section and not want to immediately turn back to the beginning and see the whole story with new eyes.
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Iran's position: Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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For me specifically, every year as the leaves turn back to green and pollen begins to stick to cars, it means one step closer to summer.
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Economists and businesspeople said the looser cap would meanwhile see companies turn back to the black market to source dollars and channel them into the banking system.
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As the group prepares to leave the current apocalypse behind, the Umbrelladults turn back to their tween selves, as Five did during his premiere episode time jump.
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Think about it: If someone stops by your desk to brainstorm, she'll probably be thrown off if you say "no" and then turn back to your keyboard.
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Even if the Trump administration proves to be the catastrophe she foresees, there is no reason the Democrats would turn back to her for a third run.
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Imagine that marginal Hillary voter, if the only thing they'd heard over the last two weeks was about WikiLeaks, would they ever turn back to being undecided?
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" Her answer is to turn back to the well of nature: "The world is so beautiful, even as it burns, even as those we love leave us.
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His thinking is largely rooted in the 1980's and he's been the champion of a failed consensus that hardly anybody really wants to turn back to.
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Even in the cheeriest moments, when Patrick was clean, everyone — including him — seemed to be bracing for the inevitable moment when he would turn back to drugs.
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For decades, though, Dr. Daffner would listen to Mr. Gonis's ideas about aging well, then turn back to his patients and his research on interventions for healthy aging.
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But the British press' attention will soon turn back to the Trump and the tension in the "special relationship" with the President's state visit to the UK next week.
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All he really has to do is turn back to the DJ booth and tell Alchemist the words that he should've said a decade ago: let's make an album.
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Making something out of nothing (burger) So let's turn back to the latest video from James O'Keefe, where I was supposedly caught on camera shrugging off the Russia investigation.
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At certain points along the border, thousands of people wait in limbo every day, too scared to turn back to danger, and blocked by the Bangladeshi border guards ahead.
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A United Airlines passenger filmed the engine cover peeling off a plane, which was forced to turn back to the airport in Denver, Colorado due to an engine issue.
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In the beginning, I would suggest they join me, hoping to create an accountability community, but that got only wry smiles and a quick turn back to their screens.
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So in the fall, it is with some relief that I turn back to the canned variety for all kinds of everyday cooking like pastas, stews, curries and enchiladas.
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Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a political analyst and professor at the University of Southern California, said the eyes of the national political parties will turn back to California soon enough.
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The boat started heading towards its next destination, Cozumel, Mexico, but a decision was made en route to turn back to Port Canaveral after more passengers began to fall ill.
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A China Eastern Airlines A330, also powered by Trent 700s, was forced to turn back to Sydney just after takeoff for Shanghai after part of its engine nacelle broke apart.
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Instead, some computer model projections are suggesting that Hurricane Matthew will turn back to the south and then possibly to the west, striking Florida from the east early next week.
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It may be difficult for the tide to turn back to bitcoin and away from gold from here, says Tim Seymour, founder and chief investment officer of Seymour Asset Management.
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There's an urgent need to turn back to a time when sea bounty changed hands with some transparency—from a local fisherman to the dock to a restaurant or customer.
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The numbers were so high that Mr. Minniti — often characterized by supporters as on the tougher, more realistic, side of the center-left government — decided to turn back to Rome.
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VTA also recently launched a TV ad blitz, spending six figures to land spots on Fox News warning that millions will turn back to traditional cigarettes or the black market.
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The question moving forward is whether journalists will turn back to cover the cases of Castile and Sterling once most of the news has come out about what happened in Dallas.
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Under President Moon, who more than anyone else has driven rapprochement with North Korea, Seoul is ill-placed to turn back to a position of maximum pressure if talks completely collapse.
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With this strong warning of Trumpism, Democrats can easily turn back to the other issues that have received insufficient attention as a result of the endless chaos generated by the President.
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And although many of the issues that divide the country were among those that people searched most, one needs only to turn back to Twitter for a possible sign of unity.
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Pearce and the 100 gathered guests just chuckled as they watched Ray tip back the bottle for a long swig, take a deep breath, exhale and turn back to his bride.
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If in this moment Gertrude were to smile and shake her head, then turn back to Father Luc with an expectant expression, perhaps the ceremony might go forward, the marriage be sealed.
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Next week we'll turn back to Republican seats that Democrats are trying to take, specifically open seats (including special elections) and freshman Republicans in seats that neither Obama or Clinton ever won.
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My initial instinct was to turn back to my computer and read the death note in her electronic medical record, the disembodied source of truth about her for the past 48 hours.
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Strategic patience meant the Obama White House refused to offer new incentives to induce the North Koreans to turn back to nuclear disarmament parleys in the wake of the Bush administration's debacle.
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"We're at a 'bad news is good news' point now for stocks as markets turn back to their old habit of requiring weaker data to push up expectations for stimulus," Wilson said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Shares in Peugeot-carmaker PSA rose on Thursday, as analysts examined the possibility that Fiat Chrysler (FCA) might turn back to PSA after FCA withdraw a merger offer for Renault.
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In the future, it's more likely a kid would just stare at you blankly and then turn back to their holographic display that only they can see because it's implanted in their brain.
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Asrat Begashaw, a spokesman for Ethiopia Airlines, told Reuters the pilot had reported flight control problems - as opposed to external factors such as birds - and had requested to turn back to Addis Ababa.
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For those of us who aren't full-time activists, or employed by nonprofits, we soon turn back to our daily lives, as we must, and wait for the next crisis to unveil itself.
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Meanwhile, Republicans, who view the release of the report as the final word on the matter, were eager to turn back to their favorite political target: Hillary Clinton — with the exception of Sen.
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"We will take all kinds of steps for people of the region currently living in our country and other places to turn back to their homeland, houses as soon as possible," he said.
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"We were, like, in a weird little no-go zone," said Ms. Bismuth, after her Norwegian flight from France eventually arrived in New York after having made a U-turn back to Paris.
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I turn back to survey the loft-like living area, with a kitchen that morphs into a dining area that morphs into a living room, all of it filled with stylish modern furniture.
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"The person also noted that the system would have been used only had there been a loss in cabin pressure and described the decision to turn back to Frankfurt as a "precautionary measure.
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Before we turn back to the CBInsights data, let's observe a chart from Crunchbase News that underscores the simply astounding rise of $100 million financings that was published just a few weeks ago.
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The same month, local media reported an Air New Zealand flight to Shanghai was mysteriously forced to turn back to Auckland on discovering that its paperwork referred to the disputed island of Taiwan.
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But to really unify the party what she needs to do is turn back to her strategy from November and December — don't worry about Sanders and just talk about the showdown with the GOP.
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It's a powerful moment in any number of religious and spiritual traditions — it may be the moment of truest, deepest blackness, but it also marks the beginning of the turn back to the sun.
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PARIS, June 6 (Reuters) - Shares in Peugeot-carmaker PSA rose on Thursday, as analysts examined the possibility that Fiat Chrysler (FCA) might turn back to PSA after FCA withdraw a merger offer for Renault.
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After it crossed the Atlantic Ocean, immigration officials in Cuba, the United States, and Canada refused to allow a majority of the passengers entry, and the ship's captain was forced to turn back to Europe.
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Game One starter Chris Sale was expected to again get the ball but, with the Red Sox leading 3-1 in the best-of-seven series, they will turn back to Game Two winner Price.
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I turn back to the rails and find that if anything, my delusion has been strengthened by this exchange, which has made me feel ugly and unlikable and in more need than ever of transformation.
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LiveLike explained that they're using 3D audio, meaning your friend's voice will get louder when you look at them and quieter when you turn back to the action, making the experience feel a little more real.
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Researchers, including famous ones like Atul Gawande, are voicing concerns that if we turn back to the pre-ACA days, people might be stingy with their health data out of fear of discrimination by insurance companies.
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Without Fitzpatrick as the starter, the Jets would have had to turn back to Geno Smith, the team's 2013 second-round draft pick who served as the team's primary starter as a rookie and in 2014.
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The royal couple previously attempted to fly to the Pakistani capital on Thursday night but were forced to turn back to the city of Lahore after terrifying electrical storms battered their Airbus A330 RAF Voyager jet.
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If the Better Care Act passes, it could mean we could turn back to a time before the Affordable Care Act, when some 88 percent of plans on the individual market did not provide maternity coverage.
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But watching it, I can never escape the feeling that other people are fighting the system just over my shoulder, and that if I turn back to look at them, they'll urge me to join the resistance.
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WELLINGTON, June 12 (Reuters) - A China Eastern flight bound for Shanghai was forced to turn back to Sydney due to a mid-air emergency involving an engine problem overnight, a spokeswoman for the airline said on Monday.
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The conference happened to begin on her birthday, and that morning she had received a birthday email telling her that it was not too late for her to turn back to God and live as a man.
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The captain of the vessel refused to turn back to Indonesia, and there was a stand-off for several days, during which the Howard government accused the asylum seekers of purposely throwing their children overboard to garner sympathy.
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You can pan around and look at the facility from all angles, then turn back to the controls to do things like resume your episode, get show details, add or remove the show from the watchlist, and more.
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This is a heady wish-fulfillment fantasy that gets more outsized and outlandish with every scene, and once the music starts, it feels natural enough that no one wants to turn back to the colorless reality of 1985 Dublin.
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Pictures of the Airbus A330-200, which had been headed for Shanghai before it was forced to turn back to Sydney because of a mid-air emergency, showed a gaping hole in the casing of one of its engines.
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To turn back to Loki, this is what Contreras figures out about him, and where the con collapses: So long as Loki was fighting with the media, and fighting with the party establishments, his supporters could project their hopes onto him.
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He said Europe faced a choice: turn back to the shore from where they came, embracing nationalism and isolation, or say "now is the time" and press on to the opposite bank by pursuing closer integration of the euro zone.
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We're going to slow to 280 knots, and uh, why don't you point us downwind at 8,000 feet (unintelligible) and we'll turn back to LA." Tower: "OK, so you don't need to hold or dump fuel or anything like that?
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It's with this distortion in mind that we can turn back to the growing popular conception of "boomerspeak"—it's only loosely related to the actual communicative practices of boomers, but that's par for the course when it comes to enregisterment.
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But these restrictions can make it more difficult for an inmate to stay afloat and find a job, and they signal that society will never accept him — making him much more likely to turn back to a life of crime.
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I think people understand that they've been out of the picture for such a long time and that what they're saying is not that imperative to the subject matter, so I'd rather for it to turn back to what happened with Disney.
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But that was the big national delusion project, to turn back, to find some glorious sense of pure innocence as a nation—first Reagan and then Bush, and then we go and invade another country without full knowledge of its culture and history.
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The Bills (3-7) most likely will turn back to Josh Allen at quarterback, though, and a rookie coming off an injury against a defense as good as Jacksonville's is a situation so cushy that the Jaguars can't mess it up. Right?
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The initial report into the crash of Ukraine International Airlines&apos Flight 752 in Iran has concluded that the plane was on fire before it crashed and appeared to be trying to turn back to the airport as it plunged to the ground.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A China Eastern flight bound for Shanghai was forced to turn back to Sydney because of a mid-air emergency, an airline spokeswoman said on Monday, with pictures showing a gaping hole in the casing of one of its engines.
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He came in with vague promises, most of which he wasn't able to fulfill, and Americans decided after four years that they needed to turn back to the people who did this for a living, the people who really took governing seriously.
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"I'm really just nervous that the whole orbit insertion rocket burn is going to work enough to get us into orbit and then allow us to turn back to the sun before we run out of battery power," Bolton said at a news conference.
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Technics hasn't said when this turntable will be available or what it will cost, but considering this is a turn back to the line's heyday, it should be more affordable than some more recent models, which broke wallets with price tags between $4,000 and $10,000.
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"We will probably stay obsessed with Trump for a bit longer… But we're eventually going to turn back to Europe, which is clearly where the future political risk in the future lie," Daniel Morrison, senior investment strategist at BNP Paribas, told CNBC on Monday.
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"We believe the focus in 4Q should turn back to these fundamentals, where we continue to point to the mechanical headwinds from dilutive asset sales, a key aspect as to why FCF (free cash flow) remains so weak," Tusa said in the client note.
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Manodh Marks forced Flight 128 bound for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to turn back to the Australian city of Melbourne soon after takeoff in May last year when he screamed that he had a bomb and ran down the aisle carrying a flashing electronic device.
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While candidates have tried to turn back to local issues, that hasn't been easy in the face of an astounding $14 million spent on advertising, countless magazine profiles and other major coverage, and the intervention of everyone from Samuel L. Jackson to President Donald Trump.
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Democratic leaders should make abundantly clear that their dealings with Mr. Erdogan are emphatically not an endorsement of his illiberal rule, and that a turn back to the democratic promise of the early A.K.P. is a far surer path to partnership with the West.
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Because the KN-17 appears to be successful, the official says the US has assessed that it is likely North Korea will turn back to additional testing of the KN-20 (aka Hwasong 14) intercontinental ballistic missile to see if they can improve its performance.
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To turn back to that other milestone movie: When Kathryn Bigelow won best director for "The Hurt Locker" in 2010, some hoped that her historic win would serve as a breakthrough for women, but it hasn't, and the numbers for female filmmakers are worse now.
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" North Korea's mission to the United Nations said in a statement on Monday that the sanctions were "fully denying the right to live and development of our people and destroying the modern civilization as well as making our society turn back to the medieval dark land.
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Country by country, western leaders and their allies are taking on a posture suggesting a turn back to the foundational, 370-year-old system that preceded World War II. This brutish order was called the Westphalian system, and more or less left states entirely on their own.
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The ever-changing Russian hacking scandal—which doesn't yet have a catchy name like Treasongate but clearly needs one—took a sharp U-Turn back to email territory, when Donald Trump Jr. revealed the email chain in which he set up a meeting with a Russian government lawyer.
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As President Trump and Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, negotiate about a possible interview in the Russia investigation, all sides can turn back to the only real precedent: the time that President Bill Clinton was interrogated by prosecutors before a grand jury watching over closed circuit television.
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Their eagerness to hop on the Trump bandwagon suggests that the practical politicians most likely to be dealing with these issues in the future are learning lessons from Trump's political success and are relatively unlikely to turn back to the old neocon gospel even if Trump crashes and burns.
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"As we approach the end of the reporting season, with most companies having done their AGMs (annual general meetings) and gone ex-dividend, investors' attention will turn back to impact from the macro-economics and the prevailing oil dynamics," said Farid Samji, head of asset management at Dubai based Daman Investment.
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The choice in November is clear: We can move forward as a nation by removing barriers to growth and continuing to empower Americans who have been left behind by the economic policies of the last decade, or we can turn back to those policies that serve only to enrich the few at the expense of us all.
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When I turn back to the stage, everything has changed again and now Martin Garrix is playing bass on one of his songs in that yeah-I'm-only-playing-bass-but-I-wrote-the-whole-song-it's-just-not-very-easy-to-accurately-manifest-as-a-live-experience-so-fuck-you kinda Mark Ronson kinda way.
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But honestly, Senator, we would know a lot more about it if Hillary Clinton would just turn over the 33,123 e-mails... QUIJANO: All right, let's turn back to North Korea... PENCE: ... that she refused to turn over in her private server... QUIJANO: Senator Kaine... PENCE: ... and we'd have a much better picture of what the Clinton Foundation was about.
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