Earlier this week, Massachusetts ushered in legal recreational cannabis sales.
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The iPhone 4S also ushered in the era of Siri.
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More significant, it ushered in a new phase of immigration.
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The 230 ushered in the era of passenger jet flight.
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The HBO fantasy epic ushered in the trope of sexposition.
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He noted, accurately, that it hadn't ushered in the apocalypse.
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Brexit has ushered in a fateful moment in European history.
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MTurk ushered in a "golden age" for social science research.
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Graduating college ushered in a more mature era of beauty.
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An election then ushered in new control of US Soccer.
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The Enlightenment gave us street addresses and ushered in democracy.
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The 2018 midterm elections ushered in a change in representation.
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Now, #MeToo may have finally ushered in a new era.
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Talking pictures ushered in a new crop of wisecracking performers.
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They also ushered in a new generation of computer-generated animation.
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WWII ushered in a new era of women infiltrating the workforce.
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The popularity ushered in new buyers and the attention of regulators.
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The second grand entry ushered in the end of the day.
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But cancer has also ushered in new ways of being alive.
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Are they ushered in and out of services by an entourage?
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The next several years at Disney ushered in a downward spiral.
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This was long before Art Basel had ushered in the gentrification.
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Facebook's founding in 2004 ushered in an era of social connectivity.
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The Adamses were ushered in to meet with a genetic counselor.
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The Trump team seemingly ushered in a new stance towards China.
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The vandalism issue also ushered in the concept of haunted houses.
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In turn, Trump has ushered in a season of acute anxiety.
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New trends ushered in a more flexible approach to cloud computing.
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It has ushered in numerous improvements – including many not mentioned here.
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Still, both leaders ushered in the meeting by posting on Twitter.
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And in that simple act, he ushered in a new age.
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Excited kids ran giggling to wreathed doorways and were ushered in.
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The hearing ushered in a public health victory for the ages.
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Every new administration, she said, ushered in new priorities and policies.
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Encouraged by the IMF, he tamed inflation and ushered in economic growth.
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Maybe Mineral would have ushered in an earlier era of mall emo.
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Pokémon Go ushered in a new era for the long-running franchise.
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Facebook launched in 2004 and ushered in a honeymoon period for users.
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But the terrorist attacks on September 11 ushered in a new reality.
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Some economists say the bill ultimately ushered in the 2008 financial crisis.
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The reforms are being ushered in by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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Beyond that, Windows 98's Start menu ushered in the internet era.
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This year ushered in the most diverse set of Congressional representatives ever.
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Historicism may not have ushered in the seismic personal and social liberations
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The era of Will Smith on Instagram is ushered in by Ellen.
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In Brazil, Vatican II ushered in a new spirit of change and
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"The Andersen case ushered in an era of prosecutorial timidity," Eisinger writes.
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Some were ushered in to watch, including an old acquaintance of Reid's.
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Voters in Boston ushered in a historic level of diversity on Tuesday.
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Man of Steel (2013) ushered in the suit, but introduced dark tones.
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The revolution ushered in a brief period of social and economic reforms.
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The fall of communism ushered in an era of liberty throughout Europe.
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Florida's west coast and Orlando have ushered in their own building boom.
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The Red Cross ushered in an ambulance and freed the 14 people.
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There was a new era of obstructionism ushered in by Mitch McConnell.
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Robinhood ushered in a $7.6 billion valuation after its latest funding round.
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Diwali, traditionally ushered in with the burning of firecrackers, falls on Oct.
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The iPhone X ushered in a new wave of smartphones with notches.
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His presidency ushered in a new political era in American history; 28503.
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The 1970s ushered in a golden age of congresswomen from New York.
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It has really ushered in a new golden age of the con.
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On November 21, 2008, Twilight ushered in the era of the sexy vampire.
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James's career ushered in a new norm of player sovereignty in professional basketball.
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The election of Donald Trump ushered in a new political reality Tuesday night.
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It began the era of antibiotics and ushered in advances in therapeutic medicine.
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Vanity Fair ushered in the phrase "civil war" as quickly as it could.
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So far, the markets have ushered in the new year with a whimper.
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Financials have ushered in a second wind for the market in recent months.
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These partnerships ushered in a wave of lace-up pants and leather galore.
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The September 20103, 2001 terrorist attacks ushered in many changes in American life.
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In 2016, the youth movement that Woods ushered in has reached full flower.
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Those historical milestones ushered in an era of expanding political and economic freedoms.
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The delay has ushered in what may be a prolonged period of havoc.
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Slowly the repeal ushered in a wave of acceptance for Chinese in America.
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Undoubtedly Trump has ushered in a new era of fact-checking in journalism.
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Her disclosure of classified documents in 2010 ushered in the age of leaks.
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Xi has walked away from market reforms and ushered in an economic slowdown.
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Jobs ushered in a new era at Apple, introducing the iPhone and iPad.
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The detection of gravitational waves has ushered in a new era in astronomy.
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The Surface ushered in a whole new two-in-one era of devices.
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He also ushered in multiple war on poverty programs that still exist today.
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Tinder launched in 2012, and it ushered in the decade of the swipe.
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Electronics ushered in the personal computer, the internet, fast communication transmissions and lasers.
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"Tracking technology has ushered in a new age of exploration," Mr. Hewson said.
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But then 2018 ushered in the possibility of peace on the Korean peninsula.
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Victory in the Spanish-American War ushered in a period of United States control.
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This significant but underrecognized cultural figure ushered in Modern art to Northern New Mexico.
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The "blue collar boom" ushered in by Trump is causing income inequality to narrow.
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The war of independence in Algeria ushered in yet another phase for the camp.
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Gray's death ushered in a resurgence of Black Lives Matter protests across the country.
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The 1980s ushered in efficient Japanese-led joint ventures, boosted from 0003 by liberalisation.
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Trump, on the contrary, has ushered in the age of anti-social business candor.
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This summer has already ushered in such events in many parts of the world.
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When the first detection was announced, scientists ushered in a new era of astrophysics.
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The case garnered headlines and ushered in a new era of accountability through litigation.
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It had a metal antenna band, ushered in MicroSIM cards and a FaceTime camera.
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The move ushered in the end to a historic period of easy money policy.
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The outgoing semi-civilian government that replaced the junta ushered in numerous economic reforms.
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The Trump administration's defense budget has ushered in a new era of fiscal irresponsibility.
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The evolution of phone hardware has ushered in a revolution of software and services.
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After taking office in 1969, Nixon ushered in a new set of punitive policies.
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The internet of things has ushered in a new age of debilitating DDoS attacks.
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Since Watergate, each new president has been ushered in by his own personal Rasputin.
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The early 1970s ushered in a growing new wave of feminism and gender equality.
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Mr. Snowden's disclosures in 2013 ushered in a period of intense interest in surveillance.
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"Basically that was the photo that ushered in my really awkward phase," Julia wrote.
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Across the political spectrum, analysts and officials said the resignation ushered in new dangers.
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League officials, meanwhile, ushered in a number of dramatic adjustments to long-held practices.
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Feature Her disclosure of classified documents in 2010 ushered in the age of leaks.
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Honey makes a commission off each sale and has ushered in 17 million users.
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ObamaCare has ushered in higher insurance premiums, skyrocketing deductibles, and numerous burdensome regulatory regimes.
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It ushered in a golden age of stability and security for blue-collar workers.
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Inexpensive devices and improved cloud computing have ushered in the era of smart devices.
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D.I.Y. broadcast mediums like Instagram have ushered in a golden age of personal eccentricity.
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This ushered in a 17-year dictatorship that murdered 3,000 people and tortured many more.
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And the inauguration also ushered in a new, critical tone from the media about McCray.
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Persistent macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties, however, gathered steam, clouded visibility and ushered in renewed caution.
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With an interesting twist, Netflix has ushered in a new era of television and movies.
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The Kamakura period ushered in a rebuilding and the creation of numerous vigorous new artworks.
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McGahn's efforts have ushered in a quiet, but very real, transformation within the federal courts.
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Neil Diamond ushered in the new year by leading a sing-along unlike any other.
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The Wall Street Crash of 1929 ushered in the worst economic depression in our history.
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And then there was the epic fiasco that ushered in Moonlight's win for Best Picture.
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Outgoing Director John Brennan ushered in the most sweeping organizational reforms in the agency's history.
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That ushered in more features, including seat belts, airbags and electronics for anti-lock brakes.
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In tactics and rhetoric, Gingrich ushered in a good-versus-evil style that persists today.
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The transitional government returned to power until Burkina Faso's November election ushered in new leaders.
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But, this season seems to have ushered in the latest revival of the Hawaiian shirt.
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The financial crisis ushered in a new wave of regulatory restraint on the finance sector.
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But the financial crisis ushered in market upheaval that hurt GE Capital's ability to borrow.
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The advent of the digital age has ushered in a new era of law enforcement.
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His approach ushered in an era of intellectual cookbook authors who preferred analysis to romance.
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High rates of poverty and painkiller prescriptions had ushered in a wave of opiate addiction.
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History, not terminated after all, ushered in a new wave of nationalism, nativism and xenophobia.
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St. Francis was a wake-up call that ushered in higher standards of dam building.
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He ushered in the Super Bowl era with two championships for the Green Bay Packers.
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The first overreaction was the so-called neoliberal era that was ushered in after 1989.
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Robinhood ushered in millions of millennial traders by offering free equity, options and cryptocurrency trading.
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The war in Iraq ushered in a regional conflict that's still burning to this day.
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By not addressing pay, the contract highlights a quirk to be ushered in on Dec.
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Music: The Beatles ushered in the era of arena concerts, playing at Shea on Aug.
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Chronicled in Michael Lewis' "Moneyball," their story ushered in a new era in the game.
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This isn't what President Kennedy had in mind when he ushered in the space age.
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Board of Education was ushered in by a movement, but it was a legal decision.
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The company's largest investor, SoftBank, bailed it out and ushered in leadership and financial changes.
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By all accounts, Brennan's ushered in a new age for fine dining in the South.
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My brother was swiftly escorted out and, in his place, they ushered in a woman.
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Nevadans ushered in "motor voter" automatic registration for those who visit the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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He also picked Sarah Palin as his running mate & ushered in this era of GOP politics.
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The above goal was ushered in by Shane Long, who took advantage of Chelsea's defensive flub.
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Audio, video, discoThe first wireless transmitters in the late 20003s ushered in a century of innovation.
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It is true that Obama has epitomized and ushered in the age of fame over achievement.
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Kirsten Gillibrand agreed — a stance that ushered in criticism about why she'd never said so before.
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Sayoc quickly became consumed by the toxic political environment that the 2016 election had ushered in.
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Then, he ushered in one of the greatest revivals retail has seen over the past decade.
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Beyoncé has ushered in many fashion trends, but having twins might be the best one yet.
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But perhaps most importantly, they ushered in a much more interactive and multimedia-rich web experience.
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When he became president soon afterward, he ushered in a new low between Washington and Cairo.
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At the hint of criticism, hospital volunteers ushered in an army officer to move out journalists.
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Measures like the Voting Rights Act ushered in a more equitable, peaceful era in American elections.
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Among the biggest changes ushered in by his government was the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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It also ushered in what came to be known as the lost decades of economic stagnation.
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But a ban, especially in this new era of industry friendliness ushered in by Donald Trump?
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The 2000s ushered in glitter eyeshadow, glossy lips, and thin eyebrows — taking after Kenyan musician Amani.
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While 4G ushered in the app economy, 5G promises the Internet of Everything, Everywhere for Everyone.
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With a team of 31 artists, Colossal ushered in a mainstream comeback for hand-painted murals.
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Mr. Trump's presidency has ushered in two significant changes that are likely to have staying power.
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The Waldorf Astoria purchase ushered in the rise of a new breed of Chinese deal makers.
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Meanwhile, the global backlash is already cresting, fueled by the income disparities those changes ushered in.
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But over the course of 23.6 years as Commissioner, he ushered in the modern global NBA.
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As Phillips and Adler had hoped, Monterey Pop ushered in a new age for American music.
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Hardcover books were too heavy, so the movement really ushered in this era of the paperback.
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But over the course of 20173 years as Commissioner, he ushered in the modern global NBA.
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Its collapse ushered in the era of fiat currencies and preceded the inflation of the 1970s.
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But the officers say Mr. Duterte has ushered in a new era of safety and order.
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The book became a best-seller and ushered in the era of the modern food memoir.
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Ronald Reagan ushered in the Montreal Protocol, the first global treaty to protect the global atmosphere.
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But over the course of 26.9 years as Commissioner, he ushered in the modern global NBA.
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Each Monday morning ushered in a new round of deciding which late project to finish first.
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Still, the last decade has ushered in a marked shift in portrayals of Jewish women on-screen.
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Canada ushered in broad legalization, and Mexico's Supreme Court set the stage for that country to follow.
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EG: One of definitely the rise of the COO, a change ushered in by Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg.
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In the months that followed, Wealthfront ushered in $1 billion in customer deposits, the company announced Tuesday.
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Donald Trump has ushered in an era of bad feelings in America that is even more unpleasant.
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The 87-year-old's go-for-broke style on the course ushered in broad appeal for game.
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The fall of communism ushered in a crazed phase of building everywhere, including over Tirana's central park.
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It has also ushered in a new group of female characters for women to see themselves in.
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The iPhone ushered in an era of ubiquitous computing, yes, but also an age of ubiquitous publishing.
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Under constitutional changes Chavez ushered in, presidents can run for an unlimited number of six-year terms.
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AWS's timing, just before smartphones emerged in 3603 and ushered in the app economy, was especially good.
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Turkey sheltered Syrian rebels and ushered in foreign recruits, seeking to undermine and perhaps topple Mr. Assad.
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This was the first full Congress following the 1994 wave election, which ushered in historic Republican majorities.
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This ushered in a new government under Socialist Party leader and former mayor of Lisbon, Antonio Costa.
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People are moving into the splashy new spaceship-like headquarters just miles away as we're ushered in.
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That delegitimization ushered in the politics of party restoration at whatever cost, governance and country be damned.
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State and local elections on Tuesday ushered in historic firsts for women and minorities across the country.
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The end of that ice age ushered in the current geological period, known as the Holocene epoch.
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That is how Germany swiftly ushered in same-sex marriage last spring, after years of failed attempts.
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The "superpredator myth" ushered in a wave of intensified policing and harsher sentences that fueled mass incarceration.
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That October night in Couva, Trinidad, ushered in a wholesale transformation of the United States Soccer Federation.
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Robinhood has ushered in 10 million — mostly millennial — traders by offering free equity, options and cryptocurrency trading.
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We were ushered in by a young male lion ambling up the road in front of us.
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The founder and CEO of Social Capital ushered in the public offering of his company on Thursday.
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TUNIS — Mothers trembled with anger demanding justice for sons shot dead during protests that ushered in democracy.
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The Age of Streaming has also ushered in a golden age of cheap, plentiful, on-demand content.
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The Avengers succeeded and ushered in a decade of superhero blockbusters, permanently shifting the logic of Hollywood.
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Rubio said the generation ushered in under Reagan is ready to take up the former president's cause.
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New use cases and innovations came up, especially after the industrial revolution ushered in new forms of manufacturing.
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But that was before the growing #MeToo movement ushered in a nationwide reckoning around sexual harassment and assault.
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It wasn't until the 18th century that the Rococo period ushered in a new flamboyant era of pink.
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The device ushered in a wave of touchscreen smartphones — and now makes up 70% of the company's revenue.
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The Ring ushered in an era of US remakes of Japanese horror, most of which were pretty forgettable.
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It ushered in 21 years of uneven yet enduring bipartisan support for presidents' efforts to raise school standards.
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A planned New York revival of the musical ushered in an accompanying — if tiny — social media protest, #MissedSaigon.
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Lala Kent ushered in a brand new era of Vanderpump Rules during the Monday night season 20153 premiere.
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Trudeau's election has ushered in major new policy shifts on issues ranging from Syrian refugees to marijuana legalization.
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" Singer Lenny Kravitz posted on Instagram: "As the new year was ushered in, an angelic instrument moved on.
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The year of the monkey was ushered in by a show that many citizens decried as a turkey.
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We also know that November 9 ushered in the real American Horror Story, when Trump won the election.
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In Boston, voters ushered in the city's most diverse City Council, backing progressive women and people of color.
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Labour's spokesman for health, Jonathan Ashworth, said the Conservatives had "ushered in the worst NHS crisis on record".
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The state ushered in legal casino gambling in Atlantic City in 1978, then authorized internet gambling in 2013.
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Win or lose, Mr. Trump has ushered in what appear to be lasting changes to the Republican Party.
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The February Revolution of 21917 bought down Czar Nicholas II and ushered in a period of liberal reforms.
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That project's defeat in 1877 then ushered in 90 years of Redemption, mass disenfranchisement, and American racial apartheid.
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He says that he shares the common appreciation for Netflix and the era of streaming it ushered in.
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The Point: This is the new reality in our politics, a reality ushered in by Trump's 2016 victory.
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Still, the tight presidential election highlighted just how vulnerable Assange is should a new government be ushered in.
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The ability to more freely indulge in libations, in fact, ushered in a new era of bar products.
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Founded in the 21th century, the Monastery of Sant Cugat ushered in Spain's era of ink and scrolls.
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It ushered in a world where computing influenced a wide range of new ideas, ultimately including personal computing.
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The movie opened the dialogue for same-sex marriage, and ushered in a new era of queer cinema.
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Automation of the refinery's operations in 1956 ushered in a first wave of dislocation and reinvention for Aruba.
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We would most likely not have iPhones or laptops without the competitive markets that antitrust action ushered in.
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When I think of all the "black art" being ushered in by this new era, I feel conflicted.
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It was his first big-budget film, and it ushered in one of the industry's most successful careers.
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The chaos ushered in by these changes has already unsettled financial markets and European Union leaders in Brussels.
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The nuclear warfare ushered in the end of World War II and a devastating chapter in world history.
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That strain of just-this-side-of-batty chic ushered in by Alessandro Michele at Gucci hasn't waned.
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It represented the sharpest rejection of Tunisia's ruling elite since the 2011 uprising that ushered in democratic rule.
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The Saudis were horrified that the invasion ushered in a Shiite-led government with strong ties to Tehran.
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For three years, Trump and his allies have ushered in the obliteration of moral norms for personal gain.
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A ghost ship ushered in by Storm Dennis has been discovered in a coastal village in southern Ireland.
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Already, Mr. Trump's administration has ushered in a dangerous new zeal among the most radical anti-abortion groups.
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Carson ushered in the modern environmental movement; Macdonald is credited with helping to launch the War on Poverty.
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Support for changing the standard from the Trump administration, however, has ushered in a new wave of hope.
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The show's failure ushered in a swift end to Ms. Moran's acting career and her opportunities in Hollywood.
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Like so much about the decade it ushered in, "In the Night Kitchen" is out there, defiantly visceral.
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Tinder and other dating apps haven't killed the relationship or ushered in a golden age of sexual promiscuity.
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The changes ushered in by Thatcher are crucial for understanding why Brexit has collapsed the Conservative Party today.
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When we rang in 2019, we also ushered in a slew of soon-to-be iconic pop culture moments.
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Regardless of who replaces Justice Antonin Scalia, the five Supreme Court justices who ushered in marriage equality will remain.
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But the swift collapse of the Taliban ushered in a new era of US military adventurism and nation-building.
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Unexpected news about your finances is ushered in as messenger Mercury meets Uranus, the planet of surprises, on Wednesday.
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Amazon's Alexa ushered in a new dawn of user interfaces, bringing voice into the mix as a viable option.
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You can thank the Clinton administration's 1996 deregulation of telecommunications, which ushered in a wave of anti-consumer mergers.
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The incredibly sudden market crash was one of many factors that ushered in the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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There were divisive recall elections and new mayors — almost all of them Democrats — were ushered in with new promises.
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His victory ushered in a political realignment that will have reverberations for the entire political structure in this country.
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The woman oozes cool — hell, she practically ushered in a new era of what it means to be cool.
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Six years ago, in an unprecedented bout of nationalism, the US election ushered in a bombastic conservative billionaire president.
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One of the less noticeable changes ushered in with iOS 10 was the introduction of extensions for Apple Maps.
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But it puts Democrats in alignment with policy goals that make the changes ushered in by Obamacare appear minuscule.
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Frosty temperatures pressed much of the country this week, thanks to Arctic temperatures ushered in by the polar vortex.
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President Xi Jinping's state visit to the U.K. last October ushered in a "golden era" for the bilateral relations.
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The event will be a matter of weeks after Election Day, which ushered in dozens of new House Democrats.
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The Republican Revolution, however, ushered in a more combative style of politics, and since then, polarization has spiked dramatically.
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The corporate- and investment-banking overhaul, and the associated hiring blitz, has ushered in fresh faces into top roles.
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Even before the Trump era ushered in increased marginalization and targeting of Muslims, many Americans viewed Islam with suspicion.
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Only a tiny minority has called for a military intervention like the one that ushered in dictatorship in 1964.
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By the logic that the Merah killings had ushered in, their alleged radicalization was effectively a crime in itself.
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I said goodbye to them as they were ushered in and walked up the metal steps to the ride.
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Diwali, traditionally ushered in with the setting off of firecrackers mainly by India's majority Hindu community, falls on Oct.
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Indeed, everything changed with Mr. Sisi's accession to power in 2013, which ushered in a new, more repressive era.
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But the retirement of long-time star Jean Beliveau in 1971 ushered in a new era for the Habs.
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Expansive and meditative, the songs expound upon the electric jazz framework ushered in by albums like Davis' Bitches Brew.
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This incongruity has ushered in greater insecurity in a country that prides itself on its equitable social market system.
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The start-up has ushered in 10 million — mostly millennial — traders by offering free equity, options and cryptocurrency trading.
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This week also saw the first steps toward the G.O.P. tax reform plan ushered in by the Trump administration.
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Some triple-digit days are far from unheard-of, but climate change has ushered in more intense heat waves.
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The protests in 2011 had initially ushered in a period of optimism among Egyptians who hoped for democratic change.
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It ushered in a new era of mobile computing, allowing companies like Instagram, Uber and others to reach users.
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The last smartphone I reviewed was the original Apple iPhone, which ushered in the mobile revolution back in 21980.
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Instead of being carried in through the service entrance, it was ushered in secretly through the underground tunnel system.
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For Mr. Jobs, it was a bet-the-company approach that ushered in a whole new way of computing.
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"We did not see that coming," Mr. O'Rourke said of the continued attention, which ushered in a new phase.
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Technology has ushered in a sharing economy that lowers wages, reduces payrolls and turns workers into roguish free agents.
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The 2014 sale of Beats to Apple, for $3 billion, also ushered in a new wave of headphone hopefuls.
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The historic rise in inequality in recent decades has not ushered in an era of Republican fund-raising dominance.
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Kundera's novel opened up a whole new chapter of my life and ushered in a new understanding of perspective.
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What resulted from that collision has been called an "unprecedented" discovery that ushered in a new era of astronomy.
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The dueling passes, both backed by large balance sheets and aggressive marketing, ushered in a new age for skiers.
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Presidential candidates have voluntarily disclosed their tax returns since the Watergate scandal ushered in an era of greater transparency.
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When they arrived, the Canyon and Colorado ushered in a new era of refinement and civility in the class.
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This ushered in nearly four decades of dictatorship and horrific state violence, which the U.N. later determined was genocide.
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The de Havilland Comet ushered in the age of jet-powered passenger flight when it entered service in 1952.
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The Long, Lonely Road of Chelsea ManningHer disclosure of classified documents in 2010 ushered in the age of leaks.
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"The June communication really ushered in the Powell Fed," said Julia Coronado, an economist and president of MacroPolicy Perspectives.
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"A Girl Stands at the Door" tells an important story about young black women who ushered in a movement.
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It was arguably Bill Clinton who ushered in that trend — and, in the process, saved his own political career.
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They ushered in the atomic age at 3:25 pm, which is the exact time Cai's own cloud burst.
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Alabama ushered in a controversial abortion law last week that could punish doctors who perform abortions with life in prison.
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Slow inflation has boosted consumers' purchasing power, while low interest rates ushered in a widely-awaited pickup in corporate investments.
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Irvine, California-based Acorns is best known for saving and investing services products, which have ushered in 4.5 million users.
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It is on that basis that Russia is hoping that a new era between the two will be ushered in.
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He revived Latin music sales through reggaeton and ushered in a new era for urban Latin music and Latinx visibility.
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He likened hyperloop technology to the emergence of the U.S. railroad system and the era of prosperity it ushered in.
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The program, which was ushered in by Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, will use third-party service BitPay to process payments.
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"It does feel like Donald Trump has ushered in a whole lot of new things for Washington, D.C.," Klepper added.
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" Despite such early enthusiasm, few would argue today that the digital age ushered in the era of the "perfect novel.
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Brand and Account Executive Cheryl Paradis said a cat's already been adopted, and they've since ushered in a new one.
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Popular payment app Venmo has ushered in 40 million users to the platform, its parent company PayPal announced on Wednesday.
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That crowdfunding method has ushered in roughly $12 billion this year alone, according to the latest estimates from Autonomous Next.
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Some of the changes Sweet ushered in were big, such as leading important acquisitions for the global professional services business.
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First, there was the tying of teacher evaluations to the high-stakes, state-issued standardized tests ushered in by Bush.
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It dropped off even more with Bill Clinton, but Trump has ushered in a whole new era of partisan splits.
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Obama also ushered in restrictions on meetings between White House staff and lobbyists, which helped to drive the industry underground.
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On Sunday afternoon, FAST came online for the first time and ushered in an exciting new era for Chinese astronomy.
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The song and its video ushered in a new era after two subsequent decades of glitzy disco and dance-pop.
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We're disappointed in the decision to gut #NetNeutrality protections that ushered in an unprecedented era of innovation, creativity & civic engagement.
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On April 20, 220, Reagan signed amendments to the program that ushered in changes in financing, coverage and benefit rules.
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The feat redefined what was thought possible in the infant sport, and ushered in an era of big wall climbing.
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Into the heart of the trial Washkuhn's testimony also ushered in a new and important phase of the Manafort trial.
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The kingdom brokered the Taif agreement in 1989 that ushered in peace for Lebanon after 15 years of civil war.
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But the globalists who ushered in NAFTA and the World Trade Organization don't interpret "free trade" as Adam Smith did.
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A military coup in Brazil in 1964 had ushered in a period of governmental oppression, which initially spared artistic activities.
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Golden State has ushered in a new era of basketball, and it's up to everyone else to find their place.
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Limp Bizkit's canny business team ushered in a new era for radio graft, one that we're still operating within now.
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That ushered in a period of political turmoil that scared away tourists and foreign investors, key sources of foreign exchange.
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N.F.L. celebrations: The loosening of rules on players celebrating a score has ushered in an era of intricately choreographed routines.
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And People magazine ushered in modern-day fame culture by making celebrities seem relatable and everyday people seem like stars.
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Friday's vote ushered in 30 hours of debate before the Senate takes its final vote on Judge Kavanaugh on Saturday.
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It fed into Sanders rise in 2016 and helped ushered in a new progressive movement after he lost the primary.
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The law, designed to stop Americans stashing money abroad to evade tax, ushered in a global revolution in financial transparency.
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And it recommends repealing parts of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act that ushered in financial regulations after the last recession.
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Decreased access to economic opportunities and quality education have ushered in violence, health-care disparities, and increased rates of incarceration.
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But the Internet, Troemel explains ecstatically, has ushered in an era of art as pure information, uncontainable by the market.
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That trend has fueled Democratic hopes that Trump has ushered in a new electoral environment ripe for potential Democratic wins.
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It's all a part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that was ushered in by Congress late last year.
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Regardless, the publication ushered in the new era of "Harry Potter," with the "Fantastic Beasts" film series following shortly after.
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That's because a well-regulated and highly competitive beverage-alcohol marketplace has ushered in more consumer choice than ever before.
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Virginia's state legislature happily sold itself to energy company Dominion and ushered in the natural gas–carrying Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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"Everybody having a good time?" he asked when reporters were eventually ushered in to observe his dinner with Mr. Kim.
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To be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious new era of security and prosperity for his people.
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The modern era of multilateral trade negotiation was ushered in by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1947.
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Thanks to social media and the unprecedented transparency it's ushered in, Hollywood's best-kept hair secrets are now on full display.
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The General Assembly gave the departing secretary general a standing ovation as it ushered in his successor, Kofi Annan of Ghana.
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But since the DB9 ushered in the company's modern era in 2003, it has become almost visually indistinguishable from its stablemates.
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The report has been tweaked over the years, but this season ushered in the most significant change in nearly 70 years.
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Aden said he thinks the Trump administration has ushered in a new attitude that may have trickled down to government employees.
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But Season 21 seems to have ushered in a new era of S-E-X on the hit ABC reality show.
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Home computing ushered in a period of incredible gaming diversity and experimentation, probably the most creative period in video game history.
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Rios says the beginning of the Donald Trump presidency has ushered in the next new era of uncertainty for the borderlands.
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In France, Robuchon is regarded as a chef who ushered in an era of authenticity after the restraint of nouvelle cuisine.
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Android Oreo ushered in a ton of extra notification management options, but they're fiddly to use and not easy to understand.
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But it ushered in a new era of large phones that have been adopted by every phone maker on the planet.
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So the "national conservatives" are trying to take over, seeing an opportunity in the anything-goes era ushered in by Trump.
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Babies are born, and we see them ushered in beneath a canopy of leafy branches on one side of the stage.
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It ushered in a culture-altering trend that would make puffer coats as much of a winter staple as Ugg boots.
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Since the early 1990s, the Internet ushered in another lexicon: browsing, website, Java, blogging, TCP/IP, SMTP, HTTP, URLs, and HTML.
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Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's said there would likely be more losers than winners from the profound changes being ushered in.
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Roosevelt ushered in an era of progressive reform that gave the federal government a greater role in social policy and regulation.
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The #MeToo movement ushered in a lot of discussion about representation that had been living out there for a long time.
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The series also ushered in an era of shows that thrived by delivering a jaw-dropping twist on a weekly basis.
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Bindi Irwin ushered in her 20th year of existence on this Earth celebrating at HER happiest place on Earth ... the zoo!!
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Living as we do in the great golden age ushered in by The Sopranos, we expect sophistication and variety in programming.
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We need to see a really urgent reversal of mass incarceration that we know was ushered in with her husband's policies.
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It was a cavalcade of Republican luminaries being ushered in and out of President-elect Donald Trump's New Jersey golf resort.
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Widespread abhorrence of it enabled the eventual rise of pragmatists led by Deng Xiaoping, who ushered in economic and social reforms.
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Trump has ushered in a new era of American hegemony, one in which the hegemon is adrift, mercurial, and utterly irresponsible.
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The House bill was full of sweetheart deals, special carveouts for multimillionaires and billionaires, and ushered in no free market reforms.
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FEC ushered in an era of vast and largely unregulated spending on political campaigns; their 2013 decision in Shelby County v.
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This year ushered in a renaissance of romantic comedy, with Netflix originals and blockbusters alike reinvigorating the seemingly tapped-out genre.
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Netflix We're disappointed in the decision to gut #NetNeutrality protections that ushered in an unprecedented era of innovation, creativity & civic engagement.
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The revelation prompted an internal investigation by the newspaper and ushered in an outpouring of criticism from several prominent conservative commentators.
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With our marriage, I felt a certain level of social acceptance — until motherhood ushered in a whole new host of misconceptions.
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Many candidates decided to run only after President Donald Trump ushered in one of the most anti-science administrations in history.
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Recent events make clear that the revolution in communication ushered in by digital technology is entering a new phase of maturity.
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People think Donald Trump ushered in a new wave of untruthfulness, but I think he just exposed what was already there.
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The growing popularity of the World Wide Web in the mid-1990s ushered in the modern era of the Information Age.
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This shift, combined with business-friendly tax and regulatory policy, ushered in a period of mergers and acquisitions that created megacorporations.
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Applicants to its summer batch that fit the accelerator's criteria would be ushered in to the program — and receive funding — immediately.
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His message to staff comes as the pandemic has ushered in a period of rapid growth for the messaging app company.
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Burger King ushered in the Internet age when it introduced its own version of an internet cafe in the late 1990s.
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"The Big Short," Adam McKay's 2015 film about the financial crisis that ushered in the Great Recession, is an obvious precedent.
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Of course, it has also been a year that has ushered in a new empire and, simultaneously, the specter of apocalypse.
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Ride-hailing apps have ushered in Ubers and Lyfts and Amazon has helped fuel a 237/7 armada of delivery trucks.
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He also ushered in radical social reforms including same-sex marriage, unthinkable in the Catholic country up to some years ago.
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The Rouhani government's nascent reforms are reminiscent of the liberalizing changes that ushered in the collapse of a different authoritarian state.
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And the coarseness of discourse that has been ushered in, I fear, will be with us for a very long time.
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Protests two years earlier had overthrown President Viktor Yanukovych, who fled to Russia, and ushered in a more Western-leaning government.
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That discovery eventually won them a Nobel Prize in 2005, and ushered in an era of using antibiotics to cure ulcers.
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Hated: Facetune While body positive marketing had its heyday, the rise of Instagram culture ushered in a new kind of fakery.
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Internationally, U.S. retrenchment ushered in a heyday for authoritarian aggressors and a dismal period for international human rights and press freedom.
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The inauguration is still eight days away, but Wednesday may be remembered as the day that ushered in the Trump era.
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The last decade ushered in the rise of the direct-to-consumer brand and companies built nearly entirely on social media.
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Europe last year ushered in stringent new privacy rules aimed at giving consumers more rights over how their data is used.
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Instead, the tragedy ushered in the era of heightened school security and mass shooter training for students as young as 5.
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But a decision to relocate the capital of imperial India to Delhi in 1911 ushered in a period of relative decline.
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That device ushered in a new wave of "phablet" phones with screens that were larger than traditional phones at the time.
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The emergence of Jordan ushered in a new era of popularity, helped, in part, by sneaker companies like Nike and Adidas.
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In the past few years, drones have ushered in a new era of random killings, as well as massively undermining privacy.
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New governments were ushered in in several countries, with leaders promising a new era of accountability, openness, political freedom and economic opportunity.
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But a now series of scandals -- and a new neighbor in the White House -- have ushered in a good dose of gloom.
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The company's free stock-trading model has ushered in 6 million users and a $5.6 billion valuation in its five-year existence.
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Opening Day in the major leagues will be ushered in with a chill, but the accompanying wind may give batters a boost.
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At long last, Mother Nature has taken her fickle foot off our necks and ushered in consistently warmer weather 'round the country.
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Financial markets rallied on Conte's resignation, seemingly hopeful that a 103-Star/PD coalition can be ushered in and snap polls avoided.
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When IVF usually enters the pop culture sphere, it's ushered in by celebrities opening up about their own experiences with the procedure.
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Set It Up pretty much ushered in Netflix's romantic comedy renaissance, and the movie's success came as surprise even to its stars.
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Financial markets rallied on Conte's resignation, seemingly hopeful that a 5-Star/PD coalition can be ushered in and snap polls avoided.
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Pop music was still riding high, but Lady Gaga ushered in a new wave with singles like, "Poker Face" and "Just Dance".
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But it also symbolized an end to the stylish, celebrity-friendly era of presidential entertaining the Obamas ushered in eight years ago.
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Egypt is trying to spur economic growth after a 2011 uprising ushered in political instability that scared off tourists and foreign investors.
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Saavedra's supporters said the opposition targeted him to defend powerful private universities facing tougher standards from education reforms that he ushered in.
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Egypt has struggled to spur economic growth since a 2011 uprising ushered in political instability that scared off tourists and foreign investors.
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The American Revolution ushered in a movement that tore down systems of privilege in favor of more egalitarian ways of organizing society.
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The discovery of chimeras ushered in a new era in sync science, revealing the conceivably countless exotic forms that synchronization can take.
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Such tide-swelling events, in multiplier effect, ushered in the largest internal movement of people on American soil, the Great "Black" Migration.
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AMC's Mad Men and Breaking Bad ushered in a new era of envelope-pushing TV. So did HBO's Girls and Amazon's Transparent.
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A. I have said that the successful state visit by President Xi Jinping ushered in a "golden era" for the bilateral relations.
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But even as Central America ushered in a wave of democratization, the security forces of the Northern Triangle evaded comprehensive institutional reform.
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The aboveground Trinity Test in New Mexico in July 1945, which ushered in the nuclear age, had a yield of 20 kilotons.
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Fsociety's electronic erasure of billions of dollars in debt has not ushered in the freer, more equal society the group had anticipated.
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Clinton has been making particularly avid use of new fund-raising limits ushered in by court rulings and new campaign finance rules.
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Prohibition not only failed to stop drinking, it corrupted law enforcement officials, begat violence, and ushered in a disregard for the law.
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The terror attacks of 2001 ushered in stringent Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations requiring such institutions know their customers in great detail.
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But she's also acknowledging the historic moment ushered in by Trump's victory and the challenge facing Democrats hoping to counter his agenda.
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Mr. Trump was triumphantly ushered in with kid gloves by the media establishment because its ratings skyrocketed when it reported about him.
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It was Putin who ushered in the turnaround, an almost overnight rebranding of Russia from one of failure to one of strength.
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Snapchat's Stories, which have since been widely copied, ushered in a more natural order — start at the beginning and go from there.
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It was last year's jettisoning of veterans like McCann — and another current Astro, Carlos Beltran — that ushered in the Yankees' youth movement.
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The talks ushered in an unprecedented rapprochement and various joint projects including a factory park in the North Korean town of Kaesong.
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A decade-long insurgency led by Maoist rebels left more than 17,000 people dead before a 2006 peace deal ushered in democracy.
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In Yemen, we disagree about the root causes of the conflict, but we agree that it has ushered in a humanitarian disaster.
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It was a model that helped China build its skyscrapers and high-speed rail lines and ushered in an era of prosperity.
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While the removal of already rare bathroom facilities ushered in the current Hepatitis A epidemic, a less obvious culprit made things worse.
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After years of big and boxy shapes, labels like the Row and Dolce & Gabbana have ushered in a more refined, ladylike shape.
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But the openness, known as glasnost, ushered in by the Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev presented Mr. Askoldov with an unexpected opportunity.
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The passage of a more liberal immigration law in 1965, which ended ethnic quotas and prioritized family reunification, ushered in new demographics.
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NotPetya ushered in a new era of implant-enabled warfare where public opinion is as much the target as traditional IT systems.
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The Ronald Reagan presidency, in particular, ushered in an era where corporate bottom lines took precedence over fair wages for American workers.
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Zakaria does not mention that the 2015 election of the Polish Law and Justice Party ushered in a dramatic turn toward authoritarianism.
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The impact: Mayor and Queloz's discovery of the planet 51 Pegasi b in 1995 effectively ushered in a new age of astrophysics.
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TikTok famously helped Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" break Billboard records and has ushered in a new class of internet celebrities.
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The change in thinking traces back to the Chicago School revolution of the 1970s, which ushered in decades of mergers and consolidation.
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The doormen, dressed in kilts with long feathers protruding from their berets, ushered in more than 50 uniformed American military service members.
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In 2000, Pier 1 ushered in the internet craze and the advent of e-commerce by creating its first website, Pier1.com.
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The new year ushered in a landmark California privacy law that gives residents more control over how their digital data is used.
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The 21st century has ushered in an era flooded with technological advancements that build on each other seemingly on a monthly basis.
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Under the leadership of veteran central banker Zhou Xiaochuan, the country has ushered in financial reforms and expanded the yuan's global reach.
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Many fled Iran after the revolution, which ushered in the Islamic Republic, or during the eight-year war with Iraq that followed.
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More recently, he emerged as a critic of Xi Jinping, China's leader, who ushered in more authoritarian policies and abolished term limits.
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Its mobile, app-based operating system wasn't clunky and its multi-touch interface ushered in a different way of interacting with devices.
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You don't really hear Frank Ocean or J. Cole on pop radio, but streaming has ushered in what the new pop is.
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Its demise ushered in a wave of prosecutions that rooted out accounting fraud at other companies like WorldCom, HealthSouth and Adelphia Communications.
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Ne Win, who ushered in nearly half a century of military rule, hundreds of thousands of South Asians fled Burma for India.
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Streaming has ushered in shorter seasons, longer hiatuses and less residual money, with the syndication and DVD markets starting to go dry.
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The audience is left to contemplate the expressions and mentalities of those onlookers, who ushered in the modern spectacle of black suffering.
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UNC president Vital Kamerhe is widely expected to become prime minister as part of the power-sharing government ushered in under the talks.
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His ascendancy and Michel's retirement ushered in a new combative style of leadership for House Republicans, who have remained largely uncompromising ever since.
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And a zeal for avant-garde street wear has ushered in an "anything goes!" attitude in certain pockets of Brooklyn and downtown Manhattan.
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And Kim ushered in the championship celebration in style — and with some help from one of her (and Princess Kate's) favorite designers — Packham.
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This week, dozens of users reported that Facebook had ushered in this unthinkable scenario by removing their ability to delete posts, Venturebeat reported.
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Social media has allowed creators to take back the narrative to some extent, and has ushered in more press coverage on the topic.
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Financial markets have rallied since Conte's resignation, seemingly hopeful that a 5-Star/PD coalition can be ushered in and snap polls avoided.
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Those layers of lashes not only ushered in a greater sense of self, but a blown-out approach to her entire stage presence.
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The quickened pace of life that the high-tech inventions ushered in is out of step with the Santa Clara of my youth.
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In Chile, as in Spain, the transition ushered in the most successful period in the country's history, with greater prosperity and social progress.
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As it happened, protests leading up to the 1988 Olympics in Seoul ushered in the restoration of civil liberties and direct presidential elections.
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Move over T. rex, new dinosaur unveiled But what was destructive for dinosaurs ultimately ushered in a new era for mammals -- and humans.
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Khloé, Kourtney and Kylie have all brought back Champion-branded shirts and ushered in a new era of sweaty footwear: the lucite heel.
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The show might have ushered in a new era of the sitcom, but the opinionated chef will have nothing to do with it.
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Ultimately, the Brazilian component of the BRIC miracle, that would have potentially ushered in a brighter future for the broader region, didn't materialize.
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Before his opening speech, Harry ushered in the Invictus Games by scaling the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Friday to raise the Invictus flag.
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A new age ushered in fresh bout of confidence for Arlen, who exposed her legs for the first time on the show Tuesday.
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He has ushered in a new era at DOJ -- one that cherishes the Constitution and its protection of our freedom from government oppression.
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Phi Phi's 365-day count may have come to an end as we ushered in 2017, and we miss her daily updates terribly.
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Its automated retirement account service "Acorns Later" has ushered in 350,000 investors who have invested $40 million to date, according to the company.
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And it was the election of Hayes that ushered in the end of Reconstruction, ripening the landscape for the institution of Jim Crow.
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Economic Scene Donald J. Trump and Boris Johnson: Is this how the era ushered in by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher finally ends?
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But the arrival of better trawlers and whizzier mapping capabilities over the past six decades has ushered in a fishing free-for-all.
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A pair of court rulings in 2010, headlined by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, ushered in the era of the super PAC.
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Fellow new release, Universal's "Last Christmas," ushered in the holiday season early and landed at No. 4 with $11.6 million from 3,448 screens.
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So maybe the innovation of broadband streaming has not quite ushered in a brave new world of artistic freedom of expression after all.
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For now, many in the party whose presidents ushered in Social Security, the G.I. Bill and civil rights seem most focused on infrastructure.
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We have ushered in ideas around zero emissions and a national mobilization to address the emergency that many have refused to take seriously.
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While those titles ushered in a new era of video gaming in the home, the medium has played out quite differently in Asia.
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But she's also acknowledging the historic moment ushered in by Trump's victory –– and the challenge facing Democrats hoping to counter his conservative agenda.
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Pregnant women, like the narrator, become an all-important commodity to the power brokers, and an age of oppression is quickly ushered in.
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But it hasn't even been a year since Donald Trump rode down an escalator and ushered in the reality show we're now watching.
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The chaos ushered in hundreds of millions of dollars of debt and invited the undue influence of banks, media barons and successive governments.
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Carrying everything from the AIM-9 Sidewinder to nuclear weapons, the Phantom ushered in modern air combat as a true multi-role fighter.
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With Kombucha taps and yoga classes at lunch, WeWork has ushered in a new focus on services for tenants in commercial real estate.
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The next two decades ushered in a wave of fresh designers who each brought their unique flare to jewelry design, including Jean Schlumberger.
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That's ushered in a new political era in the United States, one where each election tops the amount of spending in the last.
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The series, which ran for six seasons and ushered in the era of gritty, critically acclaimed cable dramas, had a famously ambiguous ending.
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While Republican leaders today are opposed to campaign finance reforms it was Gerald Ford, a Republican, who ushered in the monumental 1974 reforms.
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His death and subsequent diagnosis ushered in a period of awareness of the long-term, sometimes fatal, repercussions of brain injuries in hockey.
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A year after the deal ushered in a wary thaw between Washington and Tehran, five U.S. citizens were freed in a prisoner exchange.
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Mr. Modi has certainly ushered in an age when the "Indian soul" — like the German and Russian soul before it — is finding utterance.
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Across Miami and other Florida cities, like Tampa and Orlando, Harvey ushered in a common refrain: There but for the grace of God.
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The drop ushered in another day of heightened volatility from coronavirus risks and the escalating oil-market war between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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But it has also ushered in an era of intricately choreographed routines that have grown more elaborate as the season has gone on.
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It ushered in a new era of IT, by developing cloud computing in 2006, getting a years-long head start on its competitors.
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The Park Theater, which opened in 1798 just east of Broadway near City Hall, ushered in a new era, offering seating for 2,000.
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The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012 ushered in the last major wave of calls from activists for universal background checks.
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Trump's quid pro quo attempt with Ukraine is of a piece with the corrupt practices ushered in by populists all around the world.
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While the move is one of many modern culture changes Solomon ushered in, open floor plans might lead his workers to resent him.
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When Donald Trump took over as US president in 2017, he ushered in a significant shift in the United States&apos arms exports.
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On-demand digital video has ushered in the era of Peak TV, meaning there are more shows and more writing jobs than ever.
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The 2017 storms forced hoteliers to regroup and rebuild — which has, according to leading travel advisers, ushered in a new age of hospitality.
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In recent months there have been countrywide protests against foreign interference and entrenched corruption ushered in through the US-led invasion and occupation.
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Because the industrial age — ushered in by steam power and sustained by internal combustion, electricity and other technologies — was hard on our planet.
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This problem is exacerbated by the 85033 Budget Control Act that ushered in drastic and long-term cuts to discretionary spending through 2023.
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Catherine McKenna, the environment minister who ushered in the carbon tax, came out on top in Ottawa Centre, overcoming a potential NDP takeover.
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The Big Water has ushered in the Sixth World, and with it, all the spirits and monsters that used to inhabit people's dreams.
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The last few weeks have ushered in a wave of new music, with a number of big albums coming out since Labor Day.
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It ushered in a period of suicide bombings and shooting attacks by Palestinians, and Israeli air strikes, demolitions, no-go zones and curfews.
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Game design came into its own as a form of artistry and ushered in a whole new world of textures, colours, shading, and intricacy.
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We already ushered in the most diverse Congress in history in 2018 — who is to say we can't elect a female president in 2020?
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After the "Maidan" street revolt toppled Yanukovich in February 2014 and ushered in a pro-Western leadership under Poroshenko, Lutsenko joined Poroshenko's political bloc.
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Together, along with Jesse Hernandez, who joined the New Orleans Saints cheerleading team the same year, they ushered in a new era of cheerleading.
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Protests against Morsy swept through Cairo, just like the unrest that had broken Mubarak's long rule and ushered in Egypt's brief flirtation with democracy.
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It would be fitting, of course, if Green's film ushered in the new age of the slasher, the way that its predecessor Halloween did.
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The Classic II isn't a massive overhaul, especially compared to the slimmer silhouette the company ushered in recently as part of a rebranding effort.
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He ushered in a generation of about two dozen black Republican congressmen, all from the South, in the two decades that followed the war.
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And bearish options activity finally became extreme late last week, looking a bit like the spike in anxiety that likewise has ushered in bounces.
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The phenomenon of Bruce Lee ushered in an era of Asian male bodies seen in popular American culture as the martial arts tough guy.
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More residents of high-tax states are reportedly looking to move in light of changes ushered in by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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Despite claims to the contrary, it is a day which will now have to be ushered in with the dawn of a new year.
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At the same time, the referendum vote to leave the European Union has ushered in a period of heightened political, institutional, and economic uncertainty.
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Only days ago, President Trump ushered in a new era of diplomacy, meeting one-on-one with the North Korean dictator Kim Jong un.
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But for Republicans in particular, the 2016 campaign and the new presidential administration it ushered in created some new disincentives to engage with reporters.
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Underlying divisions, election turnout at 61.7% was the highest in any parliamentary vote since a 1989 vote that ushered in the end of communism.
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Aside from the joys of actually getting high, the wave of marijuana legalization has also ushered in something almost as satisfying: dab melt videos.
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And while to this day I think they were both amazing in those parts, that movie ushered in a very confusing era for me.
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After parting ways with its founder and CEO in 20, Abercrombie has ushered in a new wave of change in the past two years.
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The standoff finally hit a turning point when Argentina ushered in its new president, Mauricio Macri, who vowed to resolve the bitter legal dispute.
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But the past five years have ushered in the beginnings of a boom period in superheroes who are women actually helming their own stories.
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It soon encompassed a broader debate about how China should modernize, having only just overthrown the emperor and ushered in a republic in 1911.
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Some of the safety features not seen in this movie were ushered in after Dale Earnhardt died in similar fashion at Daytona in 2001.
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Philip Morris's success — it controls 35 percent of Indonesia's tobacco market through its local subsidiary, Sampoerna — ushered in a new age of foreign expansion.
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From opposite coasts, they fueled a literary movement that defined the era and ushered in a new populist, countercultural strain of poetry and fiction.
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Congressional candidates across the country successfully campaigned on protecting the ACA in the 2018 midterm cycle that ushered in a 40-seat House wave.
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Mr. Rautavaara's second marriage ushered in a period of heightened creativity and coincided with a transition to a neo-Romantic, deeply expressive musical language.
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Even as social media ushered in a new era of body positivity, Harris-Taylor noticed that little was changing when it came to skin.
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It was just a profile update from the company, but it ushered in a new realm of conjecture about the circumstances of Kolman's death.
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" The epoch of mainstream analingus lyrics was arguably ushered in by our patron saint Khia in 2002, with "My Neck, My Back (Lick It).
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The city's embrace of Palantir, outside of law enforcement, has quietly ushered in an era of civil surveillance so ubiquitous as to be invisible.
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Last year's unprecedented outbreak in Brazil, which was linked to an increase in babies born with microcephaly, ushered in a host of new research.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, countered that Republicans had ushered in "an ignominious end to bipartisan cooperation" with their tactics.
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Their partnership — and shared talents for whipping up spectacle and outrage — ushered in what Bannon saw as the culmination of a global populist uprising.
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Net metering laws ushered in a thriving residential solar industry in Nevada, but the more solar grew, the more the utilities companies pushed back.
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Wildly popular (albeit to the chagrin of Victorian moralists), these temples of "commercialised leisure," Jackson writes, ushered in the era of modern mass entertainment.
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In 1991, he appeared before the House Budget Committee and laced into the tax overhaul ushered in by President Ronald Reagan five years earlier.
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On April 30, 1967, a few weeks after King's speech, the Saigon Student Union election ushered in a slate of antiwar, left-wing leaders.
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"But for now, the power has been returned to the Malaysian people, as we have ushered in a two-party system," Ms. Gabriel said.
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When Howard was called up to the Phillies more than a decade ago, he ushered in one of the greatest eras in team history.
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Only this time, rather than usher in a more frankly emotional phase, we've ushered in something suppressive — the total denial of feeling, of experience.
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Esports' inclusion in the 2022 Asian Games was ushered in by a partnership with Alisports, the sports division of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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His execution was meant to send North Koreans a message about the dangers of crossing Kim Jong-un and ushered in an extended purge.
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Just as the 2010s ushered in the likes of Malala Yousafzai, Justin Bieber, and Logan Paul, the 2020s look to be burgeoning with excellence.
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To his loyal supporters, he remained until his death the revered leader who ushered in independence after bringing an end to white-minority rule.
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"Net neutrality protections ushered in a new era of creativity, civic engagement, and innovation," said Raffi Krikorian, the Democratic National Committee's chief technology officer.
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Corruption, mismanagement and exhaustion with left-wing governments have ushered in governments that are more aligned with United States trade policies and political interests.
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A high point of his presidency was Carter's role in brokering the 1978 Camp David Accords that ushered in peace between Israel and Egypt.
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Since he took office in 2015, Kentucky's Republican governor, Matt Bevin, has ushered in some of the most restrictive abortion legislation in the country.
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Although its impact on the overall prison population would be relatively small, Trump's election ushered in a reversal of fortunes for the private prison industry.
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CEOs from Jamie Dimon to Warren Buffett have bashed bitcoin and warned investors of the speculative bubble as it ushered in retail buyers last year.
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The heightened tensions between Congress and the president have ushered in a new period of political uncertainty in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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The decade ushered in a new age of on-screen tropes and formulas that would be followed — and occasionally rebelled against — for decades to come.
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SALVINI'S DOUBTS Financial markets have rallied since Conte's resignation, seemingly hopeful that a 5-Star/PD coalition can be ushered in and snap polls avoided.
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Thirty years later, the midterm elections of 2010 ushered in the political system that the Kochs had spent so many years plotting to bring about.
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Ten to 15 years ago, the so-called web 2.0 was taking shape, which really ushered in the world of the dynamic web and cloud.
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It has been two years since her family fled from the Iraqi city fearing for their lives, as ISIS ushered in a reign of terror.
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The war altered the political balance of power and ushered in an era of industry-supporting protectionism, and Republican dominance, that persisted into the 1930s.
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Trump factor Complicating matters is the fact that the presidency of Donald Trump has ushered in a new era of US tough talk and brinksmanship.
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Reagan's multifaceted cost-conscious approach to ending the Cold War ushered in a new era of US-Russia relations, and without firing a single shot.
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Labor unions took their first big hit in 1947 with the passing of the Taft-Hartley Act, which ushered in state "right to work" policies.
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It would be a true irony if the vote against changing this anti-Fascist Constitution ushered in a new period of rightist politics in Italy.
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A new era of benefit design has been ushered in, yet, despite quick, drastic change, the reeducation of the health care consumer isn't keeping pace.
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The episode ushered in a crackdown on civil society of greater duration and intensity than any since the dark days that followed the Tiananmen protests.
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Sunday's vote ushered in a powerful new executive presidency long sought by Erdogan and backed by a small majority of Turks in a 22016 referendum.
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The interplay between public and private developers ushered in the digital age, but it has also resulted in digital divides and concerns about net neutrality.
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In February, the NCUA unanimously finalized the rule expanding the lending exemption, which Chairman Debbie Matz said ushered in a "new era" for credit unions.
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Since Woodrow Wilson and the Democrats ushered in income tax, the idea of the U.S. government taking the income of Americans became the new norm.
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The Czech government has, in recent years, ushered in rules that make it easier for big companies — his is the biggest — to receive more subsidies.
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But the Cavaliers' win may have not only broken a jinx but also ushered in a glorious new era, with Cleveland atop the sports world.
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Now, driven by myths about sovereignty and invading hordes, Britain has ushered in another time of treacherous trial for the European Continent and for itself.
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These are problems that have plagued the Republican Party for half a century, and it is people like Mr. Peale who ushered in that trajectory.
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But the digital age ushered in an expectation that content should be free — and today's news consumers are reluctant to pay for subscription-only content.
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The world ushered in its new richest man, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, in 2017 — and it truly seemed like there was nothing he couldn't do.
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Its demise ushered in a "bleak time" for environmentalists, says Gregg Small, executive director of the Climate Solutions, a Pacific Northwest-based clean energy nonprofit.
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But having had time to survey the overhaul ushered in by the Dodd-Frank Act, he says that he believes more has to be done.
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By reducing the impurities of iron with an innovative oxidizing air blast, the process ushered in a new wave of inexpensive, high-volume steel making.
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But he also ushered in what might be the best woodwind solo since Ron Burgundy shattered previous notions of orchestral jazz in 1970s San Diego.
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This and other seminal ideas had earned Hamilton a place in the pantheon of thinkers who ushered in the modern Darwinian understanding of social behavior.
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The most precious moment of my life ushered in an era where strangers suddenly felt entitled to criticize me for any little decision I made.
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The giant tax bill ushered in the most significant changes to the tax code in decades, with the aim of helping businesses grow and flourish.
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He helped supervise South Africa's first fully representative elections in 1994, when Nelson Mandela's rise to power ushered in the end of the apartheid regime.
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On the other hand it was also the first half of this decade that ushered in the glossy pop perfection of peak Britney and Xtina.
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Or rather, he has ushered in a free-for-all, no longer shaped by American prescription, bereft of even the semblance of a moral compass.
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The commission ushered in net neutrality rules that played a part in the Justice Department's harsh view of Comcast's proposed merger with Time Warner Cable.
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The Year of the Earthen Monkey was ushered in with the customary "giao thua" family altar rites at midnight on the new day of Jan.
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Ru ushered in the runway challenge, titled simply, "Feathers," which released a flock of toothless avian puns from the judges that largely did not fly.
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President Trump has ushered in lower taxes and lighter regulations for businesses, which investors have seen as incontrovertible wins for investments regardless of their politics.
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Released five and a half years back for a select number of Amazon Prime users, the first Alexa device ushered in a consumer electronics revolution.
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The scoring boom ushered in a change in convention among defensemen when the Pittsburgh Penguins won back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2016 and 2017.
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The tax reform legislation ushered in changes including an increased standard deduction, the reduction of individual income tax rates and the elimination of personal exemptions.
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Bill Hader's lead character capitalized on the antihero wave ushered in by Breaking Bad, but delivered something more sinister and amusing than previously thought possible.
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Former Vice President Al Gore met with her during the Trump transition, and was ushered in by the "first daughter" to see the president-elect.
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Now owned by Amazon, Ring has also ushered in an uncomfortable suburban surveillance state, powered by a private company's products that are purchased by homeowners.
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After that incident, the Justice Department ushered in a series of police reforms in the city in the form of a 227-page consent decree.
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Thanks to the seemingly narcotic grip of social media, we stood idly by as disinformation ushered in mistrust of medicine and trust in cruel strongmen.
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George W. Bush ushered in Texas swagger and cowboy boots, and made McLean, where General Hayden lives, the hot neighborhood for that era's Republican elite.
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And his praise of Republicans suggests he has no plans to kowtow to the constituency that ushered in one the most diverse Congresses in history.
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Stocks have surged since Trump was elected as he ushered in business friendly policies favored by Wall Street including a tax cut and decreased regulation.
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Morales ushered in a new constitution in 2009 that separated church and state, stripping away the Catholic Church's title as the official religion of Bolivia.
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In 1873, Ulysses S. Grant ushered in the beginning of his second term as US president by accidentally killing hundreds of canaries on Inauguration Day.
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Intersectional thinking and engaged pedagogy were brand new to me, even if my queer embodiment has ushered in an understanding of certain forms of oppression.
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This is the era that ushered in many of the mainstays of gaming lore: Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Tetris, and SimCity, to name just a few.
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Wayne has unquestionably ushered in a broader acceptance of talking about cunnilingus in rap—these days, the topic is mainstream—but how did we get here?
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The bill's passage comes about a week after Alabama ushered in a controversial abortion law that could punish doctors who perform abortions with life in prison.
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But 2016 ushered in a new wave of gloss that is as comfortable as it is modern — and the trend is still going strong in 2017.
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Even Black Panther, which ushered in a new era of inclusivity in the MCU with its unequivocal success, was still apparently held back by corporate conservatism.
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Egypt has faced a shortage of hard currency since a 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political instability that drove away tourists and foreign investors.
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Meantime, April saw the advent of Tropical Storm Arlene in 2017, while May ushered in Tropical Storm Ana in 2015 and Tropical Storm Alberto in 2018.
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Even though it failed to kill Mayo, the mercenaries' bomb attack seems to have ushered in a new phase in the UAE's war against Al-Islah.
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In 2000 the suppression of an uprising in Soweto, a black township on the outskirts of Johannesburg, ushered in sanctions and boycotts, crimping South Africa's economy.
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In practice, though, Mr Trump's recent crackdown has ushered in a new era where none of the 228m unauthorised immigrants living in America feels especially secure.
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Its own firms have not created enough well-paid jobs and its algorithms have ushered in an age of anxiety about many more being automated away.
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Then, in 20153, Brazil was hit by both an economic and political collapse that shook the country's stability and ushered in a two-year-long recession.
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AI advancements have effectively ushered in a new, more powerful, and sophisticated form of Adobe Photoshop for any type of media, be it photo or video.
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In recent days state media have been gushing with praise for the "democratic reform" and modernity that the day ushered in, and the gratefulness of Tibetans.
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He worries that President-elect Donald Trump will reverse the return of American flights and cruises to Cuba, ushered in this year by the Obama administration.
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The constitution, which ushered in democracy after Franco's long dictatorship (and was approved overwhelmingly by Catalans), has given Spain the best years of its modern history.
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Adapted from a novel by Richard Ford, the story takes place in 1960, before that decade's cultural revolution ushered in hippies, free love and The Beatles.
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The 1990s ushered in free markets, democracy and greater academic freedom, though today they are more often remembered as a time of economic and social disarray.
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Coal prices have sunk in recent years due to competition from cheap natural gas and rules to combat climate change ushered in by President Barack Obama.
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Enraging as was the greed and connivery on Wall Street, the collapse of the financial system almost certainly would have ushered in a second Great Depression.
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The mini heatwaves that have ushered in spring have us thinking about one thing and one thing only: When will we all start congregating poolside again?
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And it ushered in a year during which the greatest promise of the technology—a drastic drop in road deaths—could feel farther away than ever.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since an uprising in 2011 ushered in political instability that drove away tourists and foreign investors, major sources of foreign currency.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since a mass uprising in 2011 ushered in political instability which drove away tourists and foreign investors, major foreign currency earners.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since an uprising in 2011 ushered in political instability that drove away tourists and foreign investors, major earners of foreign currency.
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Trump's predecessor, Michelle Obama, ushered in a new era of modern inaugural ball style, opting for designer Jason Wu for both of her husband's inaugural celebrations.
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The Kennedy name has captivated Democrats going back 2023 years, when John F. Kennedy ushered in the era of Camelot by winning the 1960 presidential election.
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But one of the lesser-known changes ushered in that day took place on TV screens, specifically, the displays of cable-news networks covering the tragedy.
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Sayyed's candidacy in the election has revived memories of a turbulent period which ushered in a sometimes violent power struggle between allies and opponents of Damascus.
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All of this was made possible by the development of innovative technologies like advances in hydraulic fracturing and directional drilling that ushered in the shale revolution.
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WeWork, now known as The We Company, ushered in a new way to think about designing and leasing office space — but it remains far from profitable.
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LILO rules were ushered in as part of sweeping LME reform sparked by accusations from consumers that banks and traders were hoarding metal in LME warehouses.
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Last year's summit ushered in a five-month trade truce to allow for talks between the United States and China to end their intensifying trade war.
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Animal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion era ushered in a new type of modern psychedelic music, one that was the perfect combination of organic and electronic sounds.
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And each chapter of "What You Do Is Who You Are: How to Create Your Business Culture" out this week, is ushered in with a verse.
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Kanye West ushered in an era of the everyman rap star and Drake continued it, but both do so through the lens of intense self-examination.
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Film Forum salutes the freedom of filmmaking in the 1960s, when new camera and sound technology ushered in the era of fly-on-the-wall documentaries.
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Since Mr. Pai has taken the top seat at the F.C.C., his deregulatory actions have ushered in the possibility of consolidation in the broadcast television industry.
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Mikita's accidental discovery of how a curved stick could get off high-velocity shots with unpredictable movement ushered in a new age of offensive-minded hockey.
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That surge in spending has ushered in a new era of creativity, with acclaimed programs like "The Handmaid's Tale" on Hulu and "Stranger Things" on Netflix.
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Mr. Trump has ushered in a fresh era of noxious manhood wherein bullying is conflated with toughness and self-interest is more important than self-respect.
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The Thread RE: CHELSEA MANNING Matthew Shaer wrote about the transgender soldier whose 2010 disclosure of thousands of classified documents ushered in the age of leaks.
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The Trump administration has ushered in daily fact-checking challenges for journalists and policy initiatives with grave consequences that have not been sufficiently explored or analyzed.
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The Great Recession ushered in a decade of high U.S. unemployment rates for millions who found themselves shut out of the job market by age discrimination.
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It also showcases the work of Viljo Revell, one of Finland's greatest architects, who ushered in the stark, perpendicular lines of the Finnish modern nationalist movement.
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A higher capital-gains tax rate and limits on deductions for "passive losses" that were ushered in by the overhaul put downward pressure on property prices.
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The past decade or so has ushered in a series of progressive reforms in the country, such as gay marriage, trans rights and sexual education policies.
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Some streets are named after leaders of an industry that ushered in jobs, prosperity and a cosmopolitan makeover that would sustain the town's families for generations.
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The town's harbor is in the midst of a $2 billion overhaul which ushered in another upscale hotel, Inaya Bay Komodo, that opened in late 2019.
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That murder and the ensuing arrests ushered in a peaceful spell in the John Adams Houses, where Ms. White and her brother were killed, residents said.
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Exploring a quarter century of the PlayStation's influence Twenty-five years ago, the original PlayStation ushered in the era of 3D gaming on a home console.
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Guardians of the Galaxy helped the MCU leave Earth, Doctor Strange ushered in psychedelic time manipulation, and Black Panther brought in unexpected gravitas and cultural savvy.
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To be complete, the reckoning around sexual misconduct ushered in by #MeToo will need to address these networks of enablers as well as the perpetrators themselves.
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This era has also ushered in a period Lemann calls "Network Man," when communication networks allowed a handful of companies to establish monopolies in their sectors.
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Diaz-Canel, praising the reforms he ushered in as president, said Castro would remain the leader of the revolution and would be involved in major decisions.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since the 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political instability, driving away foreign investors and tourists - earners of foreign currency.
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They opened them for the elderly couple, and at a building on Fifth Avenue, a doorman ushered in a delivery man rolling a tank of oxygen.
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Thousands of Indians ushered in the year by demonstrating against a citizenship law they say will discriminate against Muslims and chip away at India's secular constitution.
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Now in Washington, a city with a long history of public relations parlor games, the president's Twitter habit has ushered in a new one: Trump-trolling.
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In 2015, it ushered in the Year of the Goat with activities including prizes, performances and special foods to celebrate the diversity of the league's fan base.
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Lifting the ban on public concerts ushered in performances in 2017 by several international artists like composer Yanni and rapper Nelly, who played for single-gender audiences.
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This is an industry that has ushered in exploding rents, driven beloved old establishments out of business, and frayed the very fabric Glide works tirelessly to save.
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Wen basically ushered in the mainstream co-washing movement — bringing a non-lathering product to the market that has since given birth to a number of copycats.
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" He highlighted "the opportunity" given to the dictator "to be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious new era of security & prosperity for his citizens!
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If true it would obliterate the president's claim to have ushered in a "new dawn" following the kleptocratic rule of his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, in 2009-18.
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The surprising speed with which the US overcame Iraq, at the time the world's fourth largest army, was proof that a new era had been ushered in.
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The Nuclear Culture Source Book considers the "lived experience of the uncanny nature of radiation" ushered in by disasters such as Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, and Fukushima.
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To say that Apple's iconic co-founder, who died in 2011, ushered in a new era of innovation would be the understatement of the device's dominant decade.
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The Syrian war, perhaps like no other before it, has ushered in a profoundly disturbing new trend where international law is not only circumvented, but wilfully ignored.
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His strongman presidency ushered in a period of breakneck growth and development, but also harsh working conditions in South Korean sweatshops and increasing repression by the state.
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It's large by her standards, six feet wide and just under six feet high, and it ushered in a long and magisterial series of night-sky paintings.
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Is a fresh confrontation, even a conflict, brewing again so soon after the deal of 2015 was supposed to have ushered in an era of peaceful coexistence?
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Egypt has struggled to spur economic growth since the 2011 uprising ushered in political instability that scared off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of foreign currency.
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Weiss, Barish, and Thorne's work — along with the effort of hundreds of other scientists — has effectively ushered in a new era of physics in the space sciences.
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The Tea Party's best path forward was to work hard to win the presidency in 2016, which could have ushered in a new age of conservative change.
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Handed the right one, she opened the door and ushered in the crew to show them a device she believes will help Theranos realize its grand ambitions.
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The series, created by visionary actress, writer, and producer Issa Rae, has also ushered in a new group of female characters for women to see themselves in.
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When the Real Housewives reality franchise premiered in March of 2006 with The Real Housewives of Orange County, it ushered in a new era of TV entertainment.
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Eight years later, Newt Gingrich became House speaker and ushered in an era of confrontation and government shutdowns that culminated in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
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Egypt has struggled to spur economic growth since its 2011 uprising ushered in political instability that scared off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of foreign currency.
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Islamic parties pushed the anti-pornography laws in parliament soon after Indonesia ushered in its democratic era in 1998 and actively push an anti-LGBT agenda today.
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I know that part of what they're missing or refusing to acknowledge is how fear ushered in this shift in gun culture over the past two decades.
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Of course, it's already a special day: February is Black History Month, which means that the "Sorry" singer essentially ushered in the month with her major news.
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Fat Tuesday is ushered in by the city's oldest black krewe—the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club—which dons "blackface" and grass skirts for its parade.
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I hope the era of elective abortions, ushered in by an unelected court, will be closed and collectively deemed one of the darkest chapters in American history.
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They all ushered in the two-tiered system of justice that sapped people's faith in democracy and at least partially led to the rise of Donald Trump.
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For those students protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, it also ushered in an uncertain future about their status in the United States.
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He is ushered in behind closed doors, and within the hour he leaves as quietly as he came, occasionally slipping out a back exit with his retinue.
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The IVF experience The very decade I was born into -- the glorious 70's -- ushered in the science and technology that might allow me to conceive. Alone.
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In 2010, Congress passed the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, a law that ushered in the first updates to nutrition standards for school meals in 15 years.
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This film ushered in a new era of science-fiction storytelling, and is well-worth the watch for its then-innovative special effects and gripping underwater adventure.
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It ushered in films like Twin Town, Ewan McGregor as an unconvincing romantic lead, and the storm-in-a-teacup that was Danny Boyle's Olympics opening ceremony.
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In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan became president and ushered in an economic reform that widened the wage gap, throwing whole communities into a deeper pit of poverty.
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Kate Brown ushered in a new law on Monday that mandates public schools in the state teach students about genocide and the atrocities committed during the Holocaust.
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Then, social networking ushered in the era of the feed: a simple, linear way to gather and display the content contributed by your friends and family worldwide.
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He calls the First Federal Congress "the end of the beginning," arguing that the work of this legislature completed the Revolution and ushered in our national history.
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Three decades ago forces in the GOP determined that they needed to expand the political strategy that ushered in the Nixon and Reagan administrations to maintain power.
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But at its core, the fight is about the brave — and terrifying — new world being ushered in by the kingdom's young new crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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Perhaps the Leicester Effect will materialise after all, and a new era of competitiveness will be ushered in by the also-rans' refusal to comply with convention.
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" In recent years, Zadan and Meron ushered in a new era of musical television with live musicals for NBC, including "The Wiz" and "The Sound of Music.
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Some notable bear markets in the United States include the one that ushered in the global financial crisis in 2007 and the dot-com bust in 2000.
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" Speaking in abnormally hushed tones, in contrast to her fiery and impassioned style on the campaign trail, she told supporters "we have together ushered in something incredible.
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Decades before "Scream" ushered in the trend of horror movies that knowingly commented on themselves, "Halloween" adopted a wry self-consciousness that constantly drew attention to itself.
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Microsoft FrontPage—a program that ushered in the era of easy-to-design websites—was still in development at the time, so she coded each page individually.
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The level of political and economic and religious strife that the printing press caused, it ushered in a century of bloodshed in Europe and totally changed everything.
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Since Steven Spielberg's 1975 film Jaws first ushered in the era of the summer blockbuster 41 years ago, sharks have been among summer cinema's favorite perennial villains.
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He takes office during a troubled era in relations between Mexico and the United States, ushered in two years ago when Donald Trump entered the White House.
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But the change in U.S. immigration law in 1965 — which gave preference to highly educated and highly skilled applicants — ushered in a new wave of Asian immigrants.
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Though the past seven months have ushered in an enormous shift in how society responds to episodes of sexual misconduct, these sagas show how much work remains.
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But rather than topple those gods, "Watchmen" ushered in an era in which these golden idols stand taller than ever, astride the entire culture, casting inescapable shadows.
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The presidential election of Richard Nixon in 213 ushered in a "tough on crime" mantra that is consistent with the playbook President Donald Trump is using today.
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Foreign investment in Tunisia has been sluggish since the 2011 ousting of president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali ushered in an era of political and industrial unrest.
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A sobering reminder at the time of the Great Recession's sad anniversary, and the profound economic and political changes it has ushered in the trans-Atlantic community.
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She ushered in a wave election for Democrats in 2006, setting the stage for Democrats to control the House, the Senate and the White House in 2008.
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History shows that each of the last three times we cut tax rates, it ushered in a period of increased growth, higher wages and more disposable income.
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Advocates of a tax overhaul often point to the 1986 act as a model for a comprehensive approach that ushered in a long period of economic growth.
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Traditionally, Fat Tuesday ushered in the last chance to eat fatty foods and party through the night before the self-denial season of Lent began for Christians.
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But it's just as wonderful to notice the ways in which it ushered in a new era of food filmmaking, and then learned from its own offspring.
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Harry Styles ushered in the start of his "Fine Line" era on album release day by performing a one night only, sold-out show in Los Angeles.
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He wrote the book "Columbine," a deeply researched and thorough account of the 1999 massacre at a Colorado school that ushered in the era of school shootings.
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Eggers&apos book is unique in that it presents a fictionalized version that riffs on one of the major themes that ushered in the gig economy: displacement.
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"Contrary to what you might hear or perceive, our city's relationship with Mexico has ushered in an era of economic growth and regional participation," the mayor wrote.
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Critics say PDVSA has done little to stem the fall in production since Quevedo's 2017 appointment ushered in a new era of military rule at the firm.
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At the exclusive but homey nightclub I began frequenting, ushered in past the waiting rabble, beautiful women would grow unexpectedly attentive when they learned where I worked.
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The free product builds off the company's no-fee stock-trading model that ushered in 6 million users and a $5.6 billion valuation in its five-year existence.
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The product's depth sensing and voice recognition ushered in a new era of interactive gaming, going well beyond what Nintendo had managed with its Wiimotes, four years prior.
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In fact, I think The Leftovers ushered in a new era where people are more content with not immediately "getting it" than they are with being spoon-fed.
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But on the eve of his resignation as chairman of the FCC, Tom Wheeler, who ushered in the rules, says it's not too late to save net neutrality.
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Although the ruling ushered in a period of uncertainty, many hope it will restore some faith in Kenya's tarnished institutions, reducing the long-term likelihood of political violence.
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Trump earned applause for saying he'd repeal and replace Obamacare, a line that consistently ushered in some of his loudest praise from crowds across the country in 2016.
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The '60s had The Beatles, the aughts had *Nsync and the Backstreet Boys, and, of course, the 2010s were ushered in with the unbridled mania of One Direction.
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All of these cables are being ushered in because when Apple got rid the audio jack on the iPhone, it also got rid the digital-to-analog converter.
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Image: AsusWhether it's the Google Pixel or the Samsung Galaxy S7—companies are betting that the future of virtual reality will be ushered in by your mobile device.
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This was right before Blue Apron went public, which ushered in a turbulent time for the company but one that yielded a wealth of life lessons for Crowley.
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Sigg began visiting China in the late 1970s, as former leader Deng Xiaoping ushered in landmark economic reforms that eventually opened up the country to the outside world.
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It's not even the end of the first week of 2017 and Taco Bell has already ushered in yet another reason your pants won't properly zip this year.
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Each week, so-called kid influencers are ushered in and out of the Cat & Jack room to offer feedback on clothing styles being developed for the coming year.
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The shortcut you need is Sleep/Wake+Home, which will save a screenshot in your Camera Roll and in the native Screenshots album, ushered in with iOS 9.
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It ushered in an exciting phase for computer vision, as it became clear that a model trained using ImageNet could help tackle all sorts of image-recognition problems.
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The modern age of vaccines was ushered in by the introduction of molecular biology tools in the 13s, which vastly improved our ability to study and manipulate viruses.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since a mass uprising in 2011 ushered in political instability that drove away tourists and foreign investors, both major earners of foreign currency.
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Ultimately, the election ushered in a new era for India and saw the end of its Congress's 15-year hold on Indian politics, the BJP, and Narendra Modi.
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Fast-forward another 10 years and we have the current movement: The adoption of smartphones, which has ushered in, once again, the development of client-side applications (apps).
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We all know the story of the storm, the mighty forces that tore Microsoft and Intel apart, that crushed the PC and ushered in the age of mobile.
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Randall may have been the underdog for many years, but the confidence of Diggins at these Games has ushered in a new era for the sport in America.
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Deregulation has ushered in a new era of consolidation for those stations through the controversial Sinclair-Tribune deal and is good news for the broadcasting giants left standing.
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Trump's targeting of the protected areas came as he sought to reverse a slew of environmental protections ushered in by former President Barack Obama under the Antiquities Act.
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For starters, to view Trump as someone who ushered in an era of zero-sum politics and policy is, in a sense, to give him too much credit.
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Patients who are minors, or victims of sexual assault or domestic abuse, may also be ushered in the back so as not to be subjected to the protests.
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They ushered in a new era of female pop stars, like Britney Spears and Destiny's Child, some of whom I would also idolize in one capacity or another.
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Neruda, known for his passionate love poems and staunch communist views, died days after a coup in September 1973 that ushered in the brutal dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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Woodrow Wilson, No. 1 on Glenn Beck's list of "Top 10 Bastards of All Time" (above Hitler, Pontius Pilate, Pol Pot), actually ushered in valuable improvements in government.
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A GOP wave in 85033 ushered in a Republican-controlled House; then, in the 2014 midterm elections, Republicans took back the Senate, where Democrats had dominated since 2007.
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The N.B.A. ushered in a hectic sports weekend, with the Golden State Warriors beating the Cleveland Cavaliers, 108-97, to take a 3-1 lead in the finals.
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The exhibition features stage actors, novelists, artists, editors and publishers whose breakthroughs coincided with the political and social changes ushered in by the Feminist movement of the 1970s.
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While I'm desperate to learn the identity (or identities!) of Uber A, the elusive baddie who ushered in the show's endgame, I know it comes at a cost.
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Mr Hough's flip description of his own music is "tonal with a twist", but there is nothing flip about his analysis of the revolution ushered in by Schoenberg.
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In many ways, his work ushered in a radical new format and method of artistic production in the UAE, conjuring the ghosts of Joseph Beuys and Marcel Duchamp.
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He has in the past denounced the 2011 revolt that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule and ushered in the election that brought the Muslim Brotherhood to power.
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Myanmar's economy, stunted for decades after a 1962 military coup, has grown swiftly since 3.13, when landmark elections ushered in political changes and a wave of foreign investment.
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That plan - later scrapped - ushered in a period of turmoil at the company, from Musk's public battles with regulators, a flurry of securities lawsuits, cost cutting and layoffs.
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"He also ushered in a slew of unique, very personal and eclectic characters for DC such as the Question, Blue Beetle, Hawk and Dove and more," Lee said.
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More than 50,000 people have been detained and more than 150,000 sacked or suspended from their jobs under the state of emergency ushered in following the failed coup.
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Her troupe's season at Aaron Davis Hall, which closed on Saturday, warmly ushered in a new artistic director, Tiffany Rea-Fisher, who joined Elisa Monte Dance in 2004.
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It ushered in a period of mature mastery for Mr. Abrahamsen, whose rapt recent song cycle, "let me tell you," won the prestigious Grawemeyer Award in the fall.
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Bill Ward's jazzy drumming completed this Satanic soufflé and an entire new form of music that hybridized what had come before and ushered in something new and terrifying.
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The story is replete with irony: Sandy Hayes, Tom's mother, worked for former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who ushered in a period of light-touch financial regulation.
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It wasn't long before US Patent 2515923 became a revolutionary invention—the Gutenberg press of sno-cone machinery—and ushered in a new era of culinary heat management.
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The Arab Spring ushered in a brief period of respite, but that door snapped shut again in 2013 after the military takeover that brought Mr. Sisi to power.
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Hoping to make liquor less desirable by shutting saloons, the anti-liquor crusaders ushered in the mixed-sex, alcohol-laced, night-life leisure Americans have known ever since.
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After Erdogan won elections last June which ushered in a powerful new executive presidency, he also appointed his son-in-law Berat Albayrak as Finance and Treasury Minister.
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Her flight came at the culmination of Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev's thaw, a series of reforms that relaxed repression, ushered in change and propelled women to new status.
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Millennials have ushered in an era of subscription-box-mania; there is now a subscription service for everything from toys and food to formal wear and menstrual products.
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No reporters were allowed in to ask questions — though they were ushered in minutes later for Mr. Trump's session with Henry A. Kissinger, the former secretary of state.
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The big picture: The wall is not missed, and its demise was undoubtedly a geopolitical success for the West as it ushered in the post-Cold War period.
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In 2015, the Danish People's Party ushered in a shift to the right as it overtook the center-right establishment to be the second party in Denmark's Parliament.
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At the beginning of their meeting, a small group of reporters was ushered in to take photos of Mr. Tillerson and Mr. Johnson sitting across from each other.
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Raúl then ushered in some of the most substantial reforms in decades, and is now orchestrating yet another one — the passing of the torch to a new generation.
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He has ushered in a bold new breed of swamp creatures, from Scott Pruitt to Ryan Zinke to Steve Mnuchin to the incomparable Michael "I'm Crushing It" Cohen.
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Since the ouster of Ben Ali, the country has adopted a progressive, civil constitution, held fair parliamentary elections, and ushered in the country's first-ever democratically elected president.
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Yet over the next four years the Democrats achieved little of consequence, Carter passed into history as a failure, and Ronald Reagan ushered in a lasting rightward realignment.
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President Donald Trump's massive staff shakeup in March ushered in a new chapter for his presidency — one that could bring seismic changes to America's economic and foreign policy.
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The crown prince's reforms have ushered in sweeping changes across Saudi Arabia; notably allowing females to drive, and the lifting of a 35-year-old ban on cinemas.
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For the past two years, as the number of asylum-seeking families and children has increased, the administration has ushered in a range of additional restrictive border policies.
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Ms. Brown, part of an influential generation that ushered in postmodern dance — she was an original member of the experimental 1960s collective Judson Dance Theater — was a maverick.
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The big picture: House Speaker Pelosi ushered in 2019 with a new Democratic majority that is the most diverse in the history of Congress, Axios' Alayna Treene notes.
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The allegations against Brett Kavanaugh, like those against Harvey Weinstein, Donald Trump, and Bill Cosby, have ushered in another stage of America's long-overdue reckoning with sexual violence.
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"Looking ahead to 2019, expect weaker existing-homes sales as the new year ushered in a government shutdown and worsening economic uncertainty," said Cheryl Young, senior economist at Trulia.
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This crucial confidence-building measure opened the door to further detente between the superpowers and ushered in three decades in which worries of global nuclear war all but vanished.
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The group was first ushered in to photograph Trump and Francis as they sat across from one another at a desk, then back out so the pair could meet.
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That's because this reboot is taking after another reboot—a reset of the game series, one that started in 2013 and ushered in a whole new era of Croft.
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That ended her Workers' Party's 13-year reign and ushered in a conservative government led by her erstwhile deputy, Michel Temer, and stuffed with old white men like himself.
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Come My Fanatics ushered in a new era for doom, engineering a full-on scuzz attack that felt cosmic in reach and was anchored by a very human rage.
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Bethesda's new Doom reboot ushered in a new era of modified soundtracks featuring toy trumpets blaring the theme and pictures of the Doom Slayer driven mad by demon dooting.
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Marvel's dominance was bolstered by "Civil War II," a new Marvel Universe story arc that has already ushered in the demise of two major characters associated with The Avengers.
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The punk movement was ushered in by rebellious youth who loved dyeing their hair shocking colors to shake up the status quo and identify as outliers of popular culture.
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He was also one of the chief sponsors of the widely criticized 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which ushered in a new era of mass incarceration.
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And then who got us deeply and deeply involved in the Vietnam War, which cost thousands and thousands of lives, and then ushered in the presidency of Richard Nixon.
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This is particularly true of the 16-bit era Final Fantasy games for Super Nintendo, which ushered in a new wave of Japanese role-playing fans in the 1990s.
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Before Drake ushered in 2017, he praised the hell out of James Harden to a packed Vegas nightclub ... saying the guy's 53 point triple double game was pure madness!
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His opponent had served as the longtime chief of staff to former Kurdistan Region President and KDP leader Masoud Barzani, who ushered in the referendum on independence last year.
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Back in the day, the Tamagotchi ushered in a wave of handheld toys that used non-backlit displays to recreate sports, favorite TV show characters, and, of course, pets.
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Instead of smugly reciting its hundreds of millions of annual smartphone sales, Samsung's mobile division has addressed people's pain points and ushered in innovations that are entirely its own.
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The da Vinci ushered in the first age of robotic-assisted surgical procedures with a promise of greater accuracy and quicker recovery times for patients undergoing certain laparoscopic surgeries.
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In the years since, cheap fuel and cautious growth coupled with booming demand for air travel have ushered in the most profitable era in the history of US airlines.
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It was released for PlayStation 2 in March 2006, sandwiched right between the launches of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and the new console generation they ushered in.
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More than five years after the revolution that tossed out Mr Ben Ali and ushered in a wobbly democracy, Tunisia is still coming to grips with its brutal past.
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And most recently with the Kavanaugh nomination, Republicans have made it clear that the only thing they care about is undoing the progress the Affordable Care Act ushered in.
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The economic, political and religious disruptions of Gutenberg's press "ushered in a century of bloodshed" in Europe, and the cure was the Age of Enlightenment in the 18th century.
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The campaign for Rama's temple ushered in an era of majoritarian politics in defiance of the promise of secular nationalism that has held together this multireligious country since 1947.
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More broadly, it ushered in even stronger economic and security ties between our two countries that serve us well as we face the common challenge presented by North Korea.
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The divisions caused by the Spanish Civil War, and the decades of dictatorship it ushered in, ending only with Franco's death in November 1975, continue to ripple through Spain.
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While Reagan may have ushered in a new generation of Republicans, Trump is bringing out a new generation of Democrats that may turn states like Texas blue for decades.
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The sequel follows 2014's "Guardians of the Galaxy," which smashed summer box office records and ushered in a new cadre of edgy heroes in the Marvel cinematic universe.
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" The relatively loose atmosphere led the bandleader Peter Duchin to later characterize the ball as having "closed an era of elegant exclusiveness and ushered in another of media madness.
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The United States created the rules that govern international commerce during the period immediately following World War II. They ushered in an unprecedented period of global peace and prosperity.
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While the advent of streaming platforms has ushered in an uptick in the overall number of series produced, the promise of increased diversity has not changed much for Latinos.
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In the wake of best-selling Y.A. fantasy series like "Twilight" and "Harry Potter," Collins's series ushered in a new wave of dark dystopian and post-apocalyptic children's books.
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By the late '90s, said Jimmy Paul, a well-known hair stylist, grunge had gone mainstream, and looks shaped by Helmut Lange and Prada ushered in the minimalist era.
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August ushered in another wave of young lives lost, including 7-year-old Xavier Usanga, 16-year-old Jason Eberhart, and Thompson, the 8-year-old killed last Friday.
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UK Finance members like RBS and Lloyds had to be bailed out by taxpayers during the financial crisis that ushered in years of belt-tightening for millions of Britons.
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Senator Warren has ushered in a new norm in which political claims now include the genetic ancestry data as proof of identity — technical knowledge substituted for a social fact.
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A founding member of Judson Dance Theater, the 19383s collective of choreographers, visual artists, composers and filmmakers that ushered in postmodern dance, Ms. Hay was inspired by group formations.
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The protests of 1968 ushered in more than five years of social upheaval, intensifying an antiwar movement in Europe and contributing to the women's liberation and gay rights movements.
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These are a few of the startling sights in Thorleifur Örn Arnarsson and Mikael Torfason's "An Odyssey," which recently ushered in the 2019-20 season at the Volksbühne here.
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Google, YouTube, and Twitter did eventually begin taking steps to moderate the rampage of extremist content Gamergate ushered in; Facebook continues to lean into on its free speech policies.
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But data show that the number of banknotes in circulation has increased steadily since the 2008 financial crisis, which ushered in the era of low, and ultimately negative, rates.
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Egypt had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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He had ushered in an era of skyrocketing purses and television coverage, had won more major golf titles than anyone but Jack Nicklaus and seemed incapable of slowing down.
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Aligning the incentives for players and owners to work together to increase revenue became the economic foundation of today's N.B.A., and ushered in 15 years of relative labor peace.
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And with that -- and the spontaneous photo opportunity ushered in by the North during official talks with the South on Tuesday -- comes a substantial moment of legitimacy for Kim.
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Demographics will also play a role, as the aging of China's population has already ushered in a decline in the number of workers, which will push incomes even higher.
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Although Khashoggi's killing tarnished Prince Mohammed's reputation in the West, he is hugely popular at home, especially among young Saudis happy with the social changes he has ushered in.
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Kennedy, who went on to become the most cinematogenic President to date, ushered in both a new world of political authority and a new art form to reflect it.
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In addition to signifying the beginning of an era at the Philharmonic, including a heightened dedication to new music, the performance ushered in a chapter in its recording history.
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"The process of recording the song ushered in a new style of writing for me, which is often few and far between in my experience with music," Lustman says.
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These efforts helped to change the combat exclusion ban on women in direct ground combat and ushered in the opening of all positions for women in the armed forces.
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This year has ushered in a growing trend: Neo-Nazis, white nationalists, and so-called "alt-right" groups endorsing household brands, including New Balance, Papa John's, and Taylor Swift.
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The crack epidemic drove gang violence up in the late 1980s, and a 603 shooting on a playground in Stockton, California, ushered in the era of mass school shootings.
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The 2014 collapse of oil prices ushered in an economic crisis that left millions unable to eat, leaving oil engineers and oilfield workers alike rushing to leave the country.
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Corseted, laced-up waists, balloon sleeves placed lower down the arm, and more sober hues, which ushered in the Renaissance dress at Adeam, Ashley Williams, Brock Collection, and Emilia Wickstead.
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He ushered in rapid-fire operations changes - like cutting rail yards, doubling train size, storing equipment - and slashed hundreds of jobs that some workers in turn blamed for service disruptions.
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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It was assembled in the mid-1970s in the wake of the disastrous "Nixon Shock," which ushered in an era of financial chaos after the U.S. ditched the gold standard.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" ushered in the age of the New New Taylor (as opposed to the Old New Taylor circa 1989), and the response was not welcoming.
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Click here to view original GIF3D printers haven't quite ushered in a new industrial revolution, but every day it seems there's another irrational reason why you might consider buying one.
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Analysts say more fundamental change is needed to make CMU a success, such as restoring public trust in markets after the global financial crisis a decade ago ushered in austerity.
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He believes the Fed won't go through with the two rate hikes that it projected after last month's monetary policy meeting, which ushered in the fourth rate increase of 2018.
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And while the '90s ushered in phalate-laden jelly plastics available in garish new hues, the emergence of high-end sex tech companies meant designers started thinking critically about color.
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Amnesty suggests that 2016 ushered in a new era in which human rights are characterized as a barrier to national interests, rendering the ability to tackle mass atrocities dangerously weak.
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Chairman Kim has before him an opportunity like no other: to be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious, new era of security and prosperity for his people.
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And while the garments we saw on the spring 2016 runways were as opulent and luxurious as ever, the season also ushered in a lighter, less serious way of dressing.
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Surely, they added sotto voce, the TSE would not destroy the stability ushered in by Mr Temer and threaten his ambitious reforms to unaffordable public spending and rigid labour laws.
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Since the 250s, the deregulation of national banking systems and the lifting of constraints on the global flow of capital ushered in a new era of financial boom and bust.
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Regardless of where activist strategies land in 10 years' time, it is clear that this moment has ushered in a new framework for relationships between management, independent directors and shareholders.
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With the PlayStation 4 Pro, Sony ushered in a new era of mid-cycle console upgrades, one that will continue with the release of Microsoft's Project Scorpio later this year.
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The rapid rise of Slack has ushered in a new wave of apps, all aiming to solve one challenge: creating a user-friendly platform where coworkers can have productive conversations.
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Yet it also ushered in a sense of uncertainty for Thais who had grown used to Bhumibol serving as a unifying presence in a country regularly beset by political upheaval.
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"The year 2015 ushered in a new era of optimism and climate action with the Paris climate change agreement," Petteri Taalas, secretary-general of the WMO, said in a statement.
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Adoption of the single currency ushered in an era of cheap credit that funded a splurge in private consumption and public spending that sent Greece's budget and current deficits ballooning.
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The outcome is the latest in a series of popular votes for liberalising change in Ireland, which have ushered in same-sex marriage and lifted a virtual ban on abortion.
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While the ensuing reckoning has ushered in more professionalism and easier avenues through which women and minorities can speak out against mistreatment, what about all of the non-sexual abusers?
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The storm, billed as a potential nor'easter, comes as brutal payback for a mild winter and a particularly toasty February that ushered in early buds on trees, shrubs and flowers.
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Sessions is a staunch opponent to immigration reform, and he has ushered in many of Trump's strict immigration policies, including the travel bans that are held up in the courts.
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The air disaster is the latest in a series for Egypt, complicating its efforts to restore tourism, which has suffered since the 2011 uprising ushered in a period of instability.
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This weekend's rally in Seoul calling on Park to resign was the largest mass gathering since the 1987 protests that ended military dictatorship and ushered in free and independent elections.
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These events have truly ushered in a post-factual democracy with a tsunami of false information that has manifested kakistocracy in many of the most powerful countries in the world.
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But 2018 seems to have ushered in a darker Christmas spirit, one that evokes visions of dead trees and dragons, where hungry rodents are hell-bent on destroying good cheer.
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It also says 24,500 organizations have appointed a data protection officer, since GDPR came into force and ushered in a general requirement for a DPO (at least in most cases).
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While those rules have forced the largest banks out of some risky trading activities, this year appears to have ushered in a new era of misconduct among complex financial institutions.
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One of the frustrations of the era ushered in by the iPhone is app overload — there are too many apps to download, install and switch between to get anything done.
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While these strikes showcased impressive technological advances, they also prejudiced us into believing that this new capability ushered in a new type of war: A war best described as clean.
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Moll, who is known as the "Bill Gates of robotics," ushered in the first wave of surgical robotics in 1995 with his company Intuitive Surgical and its Da Vinci systems.
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He judiciously describes how the "Chicago School" of antitrust, with its narrow focus on consumer welfare, came to dominate antitrust law and ushered in our new era of monopoly capitalism.
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He has ushered in big tax cuts and last year drew national attention for signing a "religious freedom" law that critics said allowed businesses to discriminate against same-sex couples.
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Sequestration, when it was ushered in, was meant to use draconian cuts to both defense and nondefense discretionary spending as a cudgel to force Congress to compromise on budget cuts.
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It is only by a distorted view of history that the Bork battle can be said to have ushered in or authorized flat-out obstruction of a Supreme Court nomination.
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But now that Trump's victory has ushered in a conservative embrace of Bannon and his ideas, Breitbart and to a lesser extent, the alt-right movement itself, things have changed.
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The digital era has ushered in a new way of doing things, which means that our Christmas period is no longer sacred—we just have to get used to that.
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Amazon bought Kiva Systems in 2012, which ushered in the era of Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGVs), or robots that quickly ferried products from the warehouse's depths to static human packers.
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Democrats ushered in Jim Crow in the post–Civil War South, and their cause was carried well into the 20th century by racial blowhards like Bull Connor and George Wallace.
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In a vote held on July 10, 2016, Japanese voters ushered in the two-thirds majority needed for prime minister Shinzo Abe to revise that country's pacifist, war-renouncing constitution.
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The fatal accident has ushered in an important debate about Uber's safety protocols as well as a broader debate about the safety of testing semi-autonomous technology on public roads.
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The president's election in 2016 ushered in a wave of anti-abortion victories in states like Ohio, where lawmakers adopted a 20-week abortion ban in December of that year.
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But midway through a years-long tree campaign, the same economic successes that ushered in new residents and transformed neighborhoods across Washington are threatening to stymie the city's woodland progress.
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The Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements, started and inspired by courageous black women, have ushered in cultural sea changes -- including challenging harmful and inaccurate media portrayals of African-Americans.
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In January, Mr. Trump called the financial regulations that President Barack Obama ushered in after the 2008 crisis a "disaster" and promised to "do a big number on Dodd-Frank."
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It's certainly hoping that regulators will focus on improvements James Murdoch and his brother, Lachlan, have ushered in at the company, like enhanced benefits and a new emphasis on diversity.
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Still, Mr. Corbyn said on Thursday that "radical answers" were needed to deal with Britain's problems, vowing to undo decades of privatization ushered in by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.
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He also ushered in some of the first clean air regulations, and that did not make him many friends, said Lee Thomas, who succeeded Ruckelshaus as EPA chief in 1985.
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That is indeed our Nora who was knocking so boldly for readmittance and is subsequently ushered in by the old Helmer family retainer, Anne Marie (Jayne Houdyshell, fabulous as usual).
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Trump had the momentum, and the Republicans ushered in the era of divide at will, lie with abandon, and point the finger at people who don&apost look like you.
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The Japanese economy has been the subject of endless economic analysis and study over the past thirty years, ever since its stock market's breathtaking collapse ushered in a persistent deflation.
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It took nearly 2120 years before the Mercedes-Benz S-Class ushered in basic Level One autonomy with Distronic adaptive cruise control that sensed slowing traffic braked to avoid impact.
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The start of our latest decade has already ushered in a slate of new laws that give us hope for rectifying some of the general chaos that was the 2010s.
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He approaches his subject with the kind of scientist's rationality that ushered in the Age of Reason, yet he does so also with a passion for humanity that is inspiring.
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This cosmic collision may have ushered in a period of global cooling by filtering out sunlight, which in turn caused sea levels to drop as ice formed at the poles.
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In her testimony before the Senate on Monday, Dilma likened her situation to that of João Goulart, ousted in the 1964 coup that ushered in two decades of military rule.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - It has been 27 years since a deranged killer clown terrorized a town on the small screen in "It" and ushered in a generation's fear of clowns.
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The era of mega-mergers Parsons joined Citi's board 1996, during a period of rapid growth on Wall Street and an era that ushered in the creation of mega banks.
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Through his soaring oratory, laced with inspirational quotes, Mr. Booker has projected a relentless optimism that provides perhaps the starkest contrast to the divisive politics ushered in by Mr. Trump.
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It took nearly 2120 years before the Mercedes-Benz S-Class ushered in basic Level One autonomy with Distronic adaptive cruise control that sensed slowing traffic braked to avoid impact.
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Trump's tariffs reflect how the US used to advance its case for trade before the World Trade Organization ushered in a more brittle regime which worked for nearly 2800 years.
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Xiaomi's Mi Mix is rightly credited as the smartphone that ushered in the era of barely-there bezels that has continued with the Galaxy S83 / Note 8 and LG G6 / V30.
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before an uprising in 2011 ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring away tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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Ten years after Apple unveiled the iPhone and and ushered in an era of touchscreen-equipped pocket computers, it's difficult to get excited for any new version of an established smartphone.
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Grunge, a music genre-turned-subculture and lifestyle born out of Seattle in the '90s, ushered in a noisy and rebellious aesthetic that wasn't represented in mainstream music at the time.
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The two-month countdown to the French Presidential election has ushered in an air of nervousness for investors who are worried about being wrong-footed by another populist upset in Europe.
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Well, in many ways the explosion of protests that tilts to the left, the ineffective Democratic leadership, all of this is the fulfillment of what Obama first ushered in his party.
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A new period of more cordial relations was ushered in by the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, where athletes from the two nations entered the opening ceremony as a unified Korean team.
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The only justification for its ludicrous valuation was the dream of a future global monopoly (and subsequent profitability) ushered in by getting rid of Uber's most expensive cost: its underpaid drivers.
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Wealthfront launched the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-insured cash account, which is a type of brokerage account, in February and has since ushered in more than $1 billion in customer deposits.
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The owners arguably ushered in the bathing trend by turning the baths coed and making what at the time were considered prissy additions: juice, mud masks and, later, an aromatherapy room.
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When the global economy starts to feel the shift ushered in with mass-adoption of AI, the United States needs to be leading the charge as opposed to chasing the pack.
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"We're disappointed in the FCC's decision to gut the net neutrality protections that ushered in an unprecedented era of innovation, creativity and civic engagement," a Netflix spokesperson said in a statement.
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It would feed into the regime's claims that America is trying to take over the country in order to quash the socialist revolution ushered in by Mr Maduro's predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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What also helped, he said, was the familiarity with Hillary and Bill Clinton dating back to the 1990s when her husband was president and ushered in a period of financial deregulation.
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If the microbes were alive, or dormant, then the rain should have ushered in a brief golden age of growth, as the scarcest resource in the ecosystem—water—became briefly abundant.
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He also ushered in the Antichrist, Michael Langdon (to be played by Cody Fern on Apocalypse) when he raped Violet's mother Vivian (Connie Britton, also returning to her Murder House role).
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Last fall's midterm elections, however, ushered in a new class of progressive politicians and raised the prospect of challenging the day-to-day conditions of late capitalism in the public consciousness.
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Over 100,000 Rohingya have remained ghettoized in displacement camps in western Myanmar since 2012, when the state's worst instance of violence ushered in Thursday's letter referred to as "a new apartheid".
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Makerbot – Sixth Annual Crunchies Winner In the same way that Nest ushered in the Internet of Things movement, Makerbot brought 3D printing to the masses with accessible and affordable 3D printers.
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Coleman, a famed saxophonist and pioneer of the free jazz movement, ushered in a new wave of the genre in 1959 that radically disrupted how jazz was performed throughout the 1960s.
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Policies like the "three strikes" provision, and other tougher incarceration provisions that disproportionately impacted those in inner cities were ushered in under this bill and ravaged communities that blindly supported him.
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The current Niño is one of the strongest on record; its rivals in 21980-250 and 22014-22015 ushered in two of California's wettest years after storms between January and March.
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But wearing them, Sandmann and his classmates become a personification of All That Is Wrong With America, proof positive that Trump has ushered in a new dark age in the country.
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Rajapaksa had ushered in Chinese investment when he was president from 2005-2015 and lost a presidential election to Sirisena after reports that RAW had helped build a coalition against him.
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Pushed forward by the Patrick brothers who had previously introduced the concept into their league—the Pacific Coast Hockey Association—during the 1920s, it ushered in a new wave of excitement.
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A. I think I have already made it clear when saying that President Xi Jinping's state visit to the U.K. last October ushered in a "golden era" for the bilateral relations.
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When California ushered in adult-use sales earlier this year, our stores in the Los Angeles area saw lines of shoppers celebrating out in the open without a hint of stigma.
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Traditional auto industry companies are scrambling to reinvent themselves as startups such as Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc have ushered in a new model of data-driven, on-demand mobility.
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It was an especially bitter pill to swallow for some members, given that the 2018 midterms ushered in the most diverse Congress in history - including a record-breaking number of women.
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Meanwhile, improved relations with neighbors including Saudi Arabia and promises of investment coupled with higher oil prices have ushered in a sense of cautious optimism in different parts of the country.
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"President Trump and Secretary Zinke have ushered in a new era for hunters and sportsmen, ensuring that they remain an important partner in preserving and utilizing America's public lands," he said.
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Back then, before the 9/11 attacks ushered in a series of revenge wars "on terror," the vast majority of officers stationed at West Point didn't boast a right shoulder patch.
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The casual work attire also ushered in the popularity of leather sneakers — footwear with the poise and refinement of a dress shoe, but also with the comfort of a running shoe.
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On criminal justice reform:Biden ushered in multiple bills that imposed mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses during his time as the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee in the 1980s.
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But in the aftermath of Hollywood's sexual harassment reckoning, more substantive conversations about gender equality, broken systems and power structures have ushered in a more open dialogue about pay in Hollywood.
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Known for their mood lighting, live D.J.s and celebrity clients like Anderson Cooper, Zoe Saldana and Marc Jacobs, Mr. Barton's gyms ushered in an era of see-and-be-seen fitness.
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Models and reality stars alike ushered in the tiny-tattoo trend last year, but if the latest technique blowing up on Instagram is any indication, it's definitely on the way out.
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With his house hit "Energy Flash," which overlaid a four on the floor beat with the vocal chant, "ecstasy, ecstasy," the producer ushered in one of dance music's most celebrated eras.
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First, it comes to life when Brill focuses on the legal shifts and stalemates that ushered in the country's current predicament, examining how these changes rippled across the rest of society.
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