Well, that possibility could be in your very near future.
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I can see that community relocating in the very near future.
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A much broader breakout in the markets may be very near.
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We frankly think we're going to get one very near term.
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Franklin is unlikely to face execution in the very near future.
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In the first week of November, the end felt very near.
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I'm confident ... he will be confirmed in the very near future.
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Mr. Peabody's caution came very near the highs in these companies' shares.
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I see an Emmy nomination in the very near future for Martin.
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But despite breathless headlines, it won't be in the very near future.
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Sajudin hopes the truth will come out in the very near future.
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I look forward to clearing my name in the very near future.
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To me you are very near; I'm very excited you're almost here.
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It was very near a peak of 6,765.88 touched earlier this week.
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Its stories are grounded close to home, in the very near future.
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That's one issue that's very very near and dear to my heart.
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Today, most estimates put the generic congressional ballot very near that number.
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My village was very near the border [of North and South Vietnam].
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He is expected to switch parties sometime in the very near future.
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This is very near what was seen by Chandra and XMM-Newton.
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Expect a whole lot more black bar selfies in the very near future.
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Number two, an earthquake can occur very near the surface of the Earth.
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"We do plan in the very near future on having children," says Drew.
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"I do believe that end is in the very near future," he said.
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Consequently, the diamonds have to be kept at very near absolute-zero temperature.
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" He added, "We will have more to say in the very near future.
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That still might suggest a potential supply challenge in the very near future.
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Congress is expected to vote on the USMCA in the very near future.
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Carnival Corp said it would have additional information in "the very near future".
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Which means there will be more minority candidates in the very near future.
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" And I think we are now very near the point where "it's here.
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Anderson also sees more milestones for the industry in the very near future.
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In the very near term, investors are looking to the Fed for guidance.
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Mr. Sajudin hopes the truth will come out in the very near future.
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Hagibis is forecast to make landfall very near where Faxia came ashore in September.
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So get ready to see more existentially troubling clouds in the very near future!
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We will present new features to illustrate our ideas in a very near future.
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"I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," Trump said.
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I'm anxiously looking forward to a square foot upgrade in the very near future!
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Iran is very near to completing the removal of some 14,000 uranium-enrichment centrifuges.
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FutureHive, here's some news you can look forward to in the very near future.
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It's comforting to know that normalcy will be restored in the very near future.
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We'll be looking into making changes to correct this in the very near future.
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We expect the Secretary to come answer our questions in the very near future.
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ALASTAIR MACAULAY Paradox lies very near the heart of most of Paul Taylor's choreography.
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"I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," he said.
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We have a very near-accurate, rough idea of how the point breakdown should work.
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Expect Facebook's argument to be tested in the courts — likely in the very near future.
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It is possible that they could travel slower but very near the speed of light.
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"The Pueblo reminds me of another vote traveling very near the Korean waters," he says.
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After all, she did promise us way less clothing was in her very near future.
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And I think we're going to see that coming out in the very near future.
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That meeting has not yet been scheduled, but will be in the very near future.
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"Well, I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," he said.
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Just as I was leaving, a turkey vulture soared low over the summit, very near.
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Bobbing on the boards between sets, pelicans passed silently, very near, just skimming the water.
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"I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," Trump told reporters.
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He said if that happens, in the very near term there might be a selloff.
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A loss would come very near to eliminating South Korea, and Sweden will stay alive.
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"Some of the riots actually took place very near where we're rehearsing," Daniel Valdez said.
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So we could be looking at some groundbreaking development deals in the very near future.
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"Tennessee's state insurance commissioner says our individual insurance market is very near collapse," Alexander said.
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Four entries — 1, 133, 9 and 10 — are very near one of the Great Lakes.
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And it's named after something very near and dear to our hearts here at Fightland.
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"We are in the very near future discussing whether or not to appeal," Dakmak told CNN.
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I'm confident we're going to win, confident that he'll be confirmed in the very near future.
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" However, "I suspect markets have probably run a bit too far in the very near term.
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Block said tech stocks could indeed keep running, but likely not in the very near-term.
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With complete confidence I tell him his mother's spirit is very near and cannot move on.
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After 26 years, eight albums, and one very near brush with death, he's certainly earned it.
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This week Moody's, a ratings agency, downgraded the country, saying it was very near to defaulting.
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With complete confidence I tell him his mother's spirit is very near and cannot move on.
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Nevada campaigners plan to begin a TV campaign in the "very near future," a spokesman said.
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Don't expect these features to show up on your next flight in the very near future.
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Especially as a left-handed hitter, you have to be very near perfect to be successful.
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Student Opinion Here we are, at or very near the start of the new school year.
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Mercury and Mars will be the toughest to spot since they are very near the horizon.
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BUT I THINK A DEAL IS VERY LIKELY WITHIN REACH IN THE VERY, VERY NEAR FUTURE.
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"I'm confident we're going to win, confident that he'll be confirmed in the very near future."
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And it's worth nothing that At Tanf is located very, very near Jordan on Syria's southern border.
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Printed guns are in our (very near) future; the opposition party alleges rigging in the Zimbabwean election.
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"The risk of snap elections in the very near term is in fact quite low," he added.
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Set in the very near future, Hulu's new adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale subtly updates Atwood's dystopia.
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I only take what I need, or what I expect I'll need in the very near future.
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Since he was covering Kennedy's presidential campaign for The Washington Post, Dad was often very near Kennedy.
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"We are going to have an arrest in the very near future," Chief Armando J. Perez said.
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The horizon appeared infinite and also very near, as if we had fallen into a mixing bowl.
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So wine ice cream could be coming to a mailbox near you in the very near future.
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Cohen doesn't expect the technology will be economically viable for many businesses in the very near future.
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But they're only strong in the very near buys," he added in an interview on "Squawk Box.
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I respect your state, and your land, and I will be in Tennessee in the very near future.
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In the very near future, Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) hopes to seamlessly integrate with today's version of ATC.
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"You are seeing signs of a little bit of excessive selling on the very near term," he said.
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That's something that's very near and dear to the heart of companies that are dead in your district.
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And it's hard to see how at least some congressional Republicans aren't very near theirs after this week.
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"I don't think we are very near in terms of the process but I am optimistic," he added.
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"Growing up in a military family makes this show very near and dear to my heart," she said.
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One day that could make it ideal for navigating tight, sensitive spaces in a galaxy very, very near.
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Not in the distant future, but in the very near future; maybe less than 10 years from now.
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"We have more to do, and we will be doing that in the very near future," he said.
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Indeed, Sadr plans to do just that in the very near future, another source close to him said.
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That could lead to a showdown between the Justice Department and city governments in the very near future.
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Meanwhile U.S. Trade Rep Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin are Beijing bound in the very near future.
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If you aren't terrified of where we might be in the very near future, you aren't paying attention.
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The episode knows that in the very near future, all sorts of factors will lead us into dystopia.
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I don't know how high up the list this person was — I suspect not very near the top.
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We might see the same thing that's happening in Italy happen in Florida in the very near future.
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Trump tantalized, saying that he would reveal "sometime in the very near future" whether their conversations were taped.
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Also like on the Tesla, you're meant to keep your hands on the wheel or very near it.
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Additionally, there are regulatory challenges due to Fort Snelling's location very near the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.
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For now, you'll have to use the concept video (above) to imagine this very near future of space travel.
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Futures pointed to a slightly lower open on Wall Street although U.S. shares remain very near all-time peaks.
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Not just budgetary, but a creative decision for me was: Let's set this movie in the very near future.
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In the very near future, then, the salad on your table may come from the hand of a robot.
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This was higher than for any other expiration, pointing to investors' focus on risk in the very near term.
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The storm is expected to be very near the east cost of Florida by Thursday evening, the center added.
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And as if that weren't enough, presumably Theon will be headed back to them in the very near future.
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The militias have positions very near places where U.S. forces are stationed, and have powerful rocket and drone capabilities.
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You'll also be happy to know that Swarovski will be launching a necklace version in the very near future.
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It's unclear exactly when iOS 11.2 will arrive, but it should be some time in the very near future.
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I would not be surprised if we see basic scripts with the same capabilities in the very near future.
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Looking into the very near future (just over a week from now), Amazon Prime Day 2019 will be underway.
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Ronda Rousey is ready to take on motherhood ... saying she's planning on having kids in the very near future.
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The researcher looked in the very near-infrared, a spectrum of light in which fainter stars can be detected.
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But in the very near future, this ecosystem will have all the ingredients it needs to grow — and thrive.
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And we will have the first sets of decisions that will start rolling out in the very near term.
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And, for whatever it's worth, neither of the prior two years was at or very near a market peak.
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Another car drove past very near us, a couple at the front with two kids in the back seat.
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"In the very near future, Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court," he told conservative activists.
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And the vast majority of polls we've seen put Biden at or very near the top of the field.
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Meng, who is notably the daughter of Huawei's founder, faces extradition to the U.S. in the very near future.
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The final memo, reportedly coming out in the very near future, may not include all the most aggressive proposals.
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They also note that the site could have been part of a settlement system involving the very near lowlands.
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This means that they have to be based very near to where they operate — an expensive and limiting requirement.
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The belief or assertion that the market will crash in the very near future is just that: a belief.
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"We're going to score a big legislative accomplishment here on tax reform in the very near future," he said.
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We learn nothing about it, other than that it came from Chuck's address book, or from very near it.
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"The currency has become a very near-term threat to financial stability," said Charlene Chu, an economist at Autonomous Research.
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Indeed, reports surfaced last year that Will Smith could produce a reboot of the show in the very near future.
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Growth of 1.4 pct this year will put Britain at, or very near, the bottom of the developed world league.
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It's easy to imagine how this machine could be inspecting pipelines or checking factory inventories in the very near future.
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There was a sharp uptick in representation in 2014, and Coachella is very near to equality with the 2018 lineup.
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Both models will be available for purchase in the very near future, and are in fact available for preorder already.
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In the very near future, it could be more difficult for women to avoid getting pregnant and getting an abortion.
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And you avoid the discomfort of pressing a button to tell a person sitting very near you to be quiet.
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It was added at or very near to the final stage of editing—long after Kaczynski had concluded his reporting.
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On the list of first-world problems, not being bothered to plug in your Tesla is very near the top.
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This is absolutely one of the best examples of how virtual reality can revolutionize teaching in the very near future.
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In theory, this should mean that this real reform can be achieved for New Yorkers in the very near future.
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They're wonderful and depict us all in the very near future, dancing around with VR units strapped to our faces.
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A new date for the discussion will be set in the very near future, the FAS press service told Reuters.
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Even for things very close, like your computer screen, you are looking at it in the past (very near past).
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At this rate, Amazon will truly be a haven for all of our favorite things in the very near future.
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Before costar Milo Ventimiglia came into her world, there was another very near and dear Milo in Mandy Moore's life.
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Strong earnings momentum could drive the back to its all-time high in the very near future — if not Friday.
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It's very near ad dear to me...It also got me headed into really making a career out of it.
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" When pressed on the matter, Trump said: "Well, I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future.
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"This could generate dangerous debris very near the crater and ashfalls up to tens of miles downwind," the warning said.
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However, that doesn't mean Apple has to introduce VR hardware in the very near future in order to keep up.
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Personally, I know that my innate sense of awesomeness came from a man very near and dear to my heart.
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Well, she just dropped a new promotional single -- with plans to release her 15th album in the very near future.
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"There will be in the very near future provisions because this is absolutely unacceptable," Barrette told the CBC in 603.
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The rule, which would govern a bank's 'total loss-absorbing capacity,' will come "in the very near term," he said.
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I meet Dabash at a nighttime gathering in the village of Um Tuba, very near to where he grew up.
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Pale flesh is the first thing we see, examined at very near range by the eye of a video camera.
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"In the very near future, Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court," McConnell said at the time.
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PlayStation's streaming TV service Vue is getting content that could be very near and dear to many users' hearts: ESL's esportsTV.
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Justin Timberlake's wife Jessica Biel owns a restaurant in Los Angeles located very near the restaurant Vanderpump Rules is set in.
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In the very near future, robots are going to be picking the vegetables that appear on grocery store shelves across America.
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In the very near future, a species of large, seemingly unkillable spider-like monsters appears and wipes out most of humanity.
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is a private space company hoping to send paying customers to space in the very near future.
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We look forward to having the same Instapaper service you know and love accessible in Europe in the very near future.
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"The bullish momentum might prevail in the very near term but profit-taking and a correction should occur eventually," he said.
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The coastal port city is also home to coal-burning power plants, some of which operate very near to residential areas.
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According to one technician, a bottom could be in place for the very near-term—at least for the time being.
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Because if Trump has his way, we all may be paying more for America's favorite beverage in the very near future.
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As for his fighting future, the former UFC star says he's in talks to brawl again in the very near future.
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There are great reasons why critical information has historically been presented very near the driver's field of view, it turns out.
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The entire romantic notion of him being able to travel in some way is very near and dear to my heart.
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So I tested the JBL and I had to say the sound is very near the same at half the price.
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We'll be getting some time with the camera in the very near future and will have more impressions at that time.
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THUMP recently ranked the coolest live setups of all time, and Zimmerman found himself very near the top of the list.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will travel to Beijing "in the very near future," Navarro said.
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Navarro last week said the pair would travel to Beijing "in the very near future," but no date has been announced.
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It's not something that we're going to be commercializing in the very near terms because we have other things as well.
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At one point, she seems very near to being mauled, but Denham never stops rolling film, never turns his camera away.
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I was just in awe of this thing jumping out in front of me, a humpback whale, very near the boat.
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"I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," he said when answering the initial question he received.
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Leticia no longer sells in these supply centers, but in the locale of Santa Maria Hornos, very near the center of Oaxaca.
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IN ADDITION, WE HAVE A VERY, VERY BOLD REGULATORY REFORM PLATFORM WE'RE MOVING ON IN THE VERY NEAR PART OF THE YEAR.
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We're putting together the pieces, and they all point toward us getting a Unicorn Tears liquid lippie in the very near future.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, vowed to "plough right through it", promising to confirm Mr Kavanaugh "in the very near future".
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That's very near the site of the April 16 earthquake -- the deadliest in Ecuador since a 1987 quake that killed 1,000 people.
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If it wants to appeal to a global audience, Snap needs to invest in its Android app in the very near future.
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Another by-product of legal hemp will be tens of thousands of new jobs across multiple sectors in the very near future.
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For "Family Feud," she took us on a futuristic odyssey beginning in the year 2444 and ending in the very near 2018.
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Plus, Rawley told TMZ Sports he's VERY confident Gronk will return to the ring in some capacity in the very near future.
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Things will begin to get much more personal in the very near future, and IoT will be at the heart of it.
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"I really am suspicious about the optimistic view of LNG in the Southeast Asian market in the very near future," said Kakimi.
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Cops are still investigating -- but according to the Post, Barisone is expected to be hit with charges in the very near future.
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" The statement said that "both sides agreed to follow-up to discuss timing for the next meeting in the very near term.
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From the looks of it, the company will also be adding Whole Foods deals to the pile in the very near future.
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The Android version of Prisma will be getting a matching update in the very near future, probably as early as next week.
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Mr. Alam's wife, like the woman burned alive, was pregnant at the time, and it brought the horror of it very near.
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I don't think we're at that point today, and I don't think we'll be at that point in the very near future.
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The art of a better deal is leverage, and Republicans will certainly have much more of it in the very near future.
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I think some very good numbers are going to be announced, by the way, in the very near future as to GDP.
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Given this lag, and the increases in production, we can expect even more cocaine to reach America in the very near future.
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Taken together, the alarming statistics clearly demonstrate that the U.S. will contend with serious retirement security challenges in the very near future.
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And yet the idea that in the very near future there will not be something just like SmartLens is ridiculous to me.
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Even so, consumers may see new, ecologically sound fabrics on their shelves in the very near future, and could demand much more.
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Multiple stun grenades were fired, and, according to a UN press release, one of them "came very near" to impacting the group.
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While most hospitals might have sufficient supplies at the moment, many worry about a crush of patients in the very near future.
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The doctors are hoping in the very near future for the transplant, actually talking this Christmas, if we can get a donor.
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AS YOU KNOW WHAT THE PRESIDENT IS SEEKING, THERE'S 100 BILLION VERY VERY NEAR TERM REDUCTION IN OUR TRADE DEFICIT WITH CHINA.
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Where, in the very near future, the Republican majority would confirm him for the seat being vacated by retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Congress needs to deal with both a short-term funding extension this week and the debt ceiling in the very near future.
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We'll be reviewing the Galaxy Watch Active alongside all of Samsung's new devices in the very near future, so stay tuned for more.
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At the effective lower bound, where interest rates are at or very near to zero, the Fed cannot simply slash short-term rates.
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In the very near future, an app might have the same power as an industry, an elected official, and even Mother Nature herself.
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Because of these worries, we're likely to see drones dropping off parcels, in the very near-future, but not on a large scale.
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Now let's all cross our fingers that this piece will find its way into a store by us in the very near future.
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Ryanair could start offering its customers free flights in the very near future, the airline's CEO said at a conference in London Tuesday.
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Time will tell what the band will pull next, but all signs are pointing to a new record in the very near future.
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But every year, a handful of companies claim that they'll be putting you behind the wheel of one in the very near future.
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Moto says the new mods will be shipping in the very near future (the Mophie can already be ordered from Verizon right now).
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At a news conference earlier this month, the president said that he could reveal "in the very near future" whether such tapes exist.
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The "nanny's quarters" are very near the kitchen and utility room — which boasts two hidden washing machines, tumble dryers and a storage area.
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Congress's continued failure to pass a budget plagues their very near future, with the current continuing resolution set to expire on April 28.
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What they learn could have very near-term impacts on the company's future product lines that could benefit athletes all over the world.
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If Heather was there when the end was very near, she would ask if the family wanted to gather together in the room.
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" The Center also announced that the "extremely dangerous Hurricane Irma" is "very near the Turks and Caicos Islands and heading for the Bahamas.
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Ending his rampage here in the shadow of the World Trade Center, very near Stuyvesant High School where he ran into that school bus.
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It's obvious Dana likes and respects CM ... but it doesn't seem like we'll see Punk back in the Octagon in the very near future.
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Seeing as there have only been two job postings, it's not likely Amazon Prime will be folding your laundry in the very near future.
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"We don't expect a comprehensive trade deal to come out in the very near-term so … I think emerging markets could be quite volatile."
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This year saw many female celebrities using their platforms to speak out about an issue very near and dear to our hearts: body image.
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The Players Super Bowl Tailgate takes place very near Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, the location of the 50th Super Bowl on Feb.
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Just a short time ago at the White House tonight, obviously, an issue that is very near and dear to the president&aposs heart.
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While it's extremely unlikely that we'll ever see a true "Apple Car"—we could see cars driven by Apple in the very near future.
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"At this very near distance, we should be able to separate the light from the planet from the light of the star," says Stassun.
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In the very near term, there are thousands of options to sell oil futures that need to be cleared up this week, he noted.
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Thankfully, it's too far from the central hotspots to become the target of dick-swinging condo developers any time in the very near future.
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Instead, they appear to be a safe and viable solution to feeding a world population that will be exploding in the very near future.
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At a news conference earlier this month, Trump said he would reveal "in the very near future" whether he has the tapes or not.
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But ultimately, even these kinds of gains could leave Mr. Trump very near the 1,237 delegates needed to win if he swept on Tuesday.
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On Tuesday, the company said on its website that it planned the drop test "in the very near future" but did not offer specifics.
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However, it's possible that the extra hassle and expense those of us over 26 have to endure might disappear in the very near future.
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I suspect that Ms. Pelosi herself is looking toward promoting a younger leadership in the very near future — she's too smart not to be.
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She has read that larger ships might sail very near, that they might stop to consider the woe and the odds, then keep going.
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In the very near future, though, you will be able to use the BMW Digital Key to lock/unlock your BMW and start it up.
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"Well, I'll tell you about that maybe sometime in the very near future," he replied, standing next to the Romanian president in the Rose Garden.
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"King Salman promised to visit Egypt in the very near future based on an invitation from President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi," the statement also said.
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The Thinning takes place in a very near future where the UN has ordered all countries to reduce their population by 5 percent every year.
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"We're reviewing (the Justice Department letter) and we hope to have a response in the very near future." he said, according to CNN affiliate WNCN.
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Outlook: With a generational franchise player and some momentum from last year, the Oilers seem destined to win a Cup in the very near future.
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Ford says this will change in the very near future once Alexa can pull in GPS data from the car, but it's not there yet.
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Dedicated fans of the elite show known as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit know that Stabler and Benson are a very near and dear partnership.
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The company plans to expand to more markets "in the very near future" before making the sandwich available nationally by the end of the year.
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" RD: My initial impression here is that he seems quite honest here, or, as Wreck-It Ralph says, his "passion bubbles very near the surface.
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It was here that he ran into that school bus, very near Stuyvesant High School, a famous high school that&aposs very close to here.
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Perhaps his most contentious decision was the sale of land owned by Real Madrid in La Castellana Avenue, very near the heart of the city.
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Thursday's blast of high-profile earnings, including big tech bellwethers, could help set the stage for new stock market highs in the very near future.
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In the very near future, however, I will have to participate in milestone events like a funeral or two (inevitable) and a wedding (likely invitation).
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Maybe the Republicans hit their ceiling among white working-class voters in Florida (I think it's happening in Georgia, or at least very near it).
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Based on a Swedish series, "Humans" is set in the very near future, where humanoid "synths" are now providing unskilled labor (at least in Britain).
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NOTES: Mets 2B Neil Walker is on high alert as wife is due to deliver their first child, a girl, in the very near future.
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But if BYOD didn't displace many workers we can point to, things may be different with the AI-enabled devices of the very near future.
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It's difficult to see Pittsburgh having nearly as much success against Denver's defense without both in the lineup playing at or very near full strength.
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Officials said the eyewall of the storm was likely to pass over, or very near, southeast Louisiana before moving toward the Alabama and Mississippi coasts.
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Sessions came in very near the top, assuring the president that the forces of law and order were "so thrilled" to have him in command.
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The two diplomats agreed to hold the talks aimed at achieving a thaw in ties in the very near future but no date was announced.
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Over the past week, I have undergone more testing to determine the course of treatment, which is scheduled to start in the very near future.
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It may not be the reason Russell is in hot water, but it's bound to pull some other celebrity down in the very near future.
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ZDNet reports iOS 11.3 may arrive as soon as Tuesday, so it's possible this exploit could be killed off in the very near future.[InfoSec/9to5Mac]
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In the meantime, Everysight's video demo (above) offers hope that we're about to see a significant jump in AR-style wearables in the very near future.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," the USGS said.
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However, the shares are now trading very near to our prior 12-month target price of $200 and we believe now accurately reflect our favorable view.
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Ladbrokes, which sealed its all-share deal with Gala Coral in July last year, said it expected the acquisition to close "in the very near future".
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The WBC will make a public announcement in the very near future concerning the results of its investigation and any appropriate steps that it will take.
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We'll have a full review assessing HTC's claims and comparing the 10 to the best smartphones you can buy right now in the very near future.
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But given how deliberative the company usually is and how tentative Cook's statement today was, I wouldn't bet on anything happening in the very near future.
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The Hills alum announced in an Instagram post on Monday that she and her family will be leaving the Windy City in the very near future.
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It's the story of a very near-future dystopia in which the religious right runs a military state after infertility rates dropped to a terrifying low.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," said the USGS.
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There are going to be millions of people who will run out of money in the very near future unless they open themselves to new ideas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said on Wednesday his government hoped to conclude a peace deal with FARC rebels "in the very near future".
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Among the relatively developed OECD countries, the United States ranks very near the bottom of the list — at 31 out of 35 countries — in voter turnout.
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"Anytime you get an upside reversal that's a bullish sign, at least in the very near term," said Justin Walters, co-founder at Bespoke Investment Group.
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Products have material impact on the lives of our children and grandchildren — who will be caring for us and our country in the very near future.
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Mr. Trump also finished very near our Super Tuesday-based projections, which offers additional reason to think that he didn't fare particularly poorly on Election Day.
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The company is increasingly targeting larger enterprises, Kleczynski said, which points to it raising money in the very near future to finance those kinds of opportunities.
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I grew up Catholic, and I went to Catholic school, so the story of Jesus and the crucifixion are very near and dear to my heart.
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"At any time, activity may again become more explosive, increasing the intensity of ash production and producing ballistic projectiles very near the vent," USGS said Wednesday.
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The Kremlin has played down its involvement by suggesting they were merely mercenaries — but it appears the U.S. and Russia came very near on the battlefield.
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" DEREK HOLT, VICE PRESIDENT OF CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMICS AT SCOTIABANK "I don't think it affects anything for the Bank of Canada in the very near term.
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Washington, D.C.'s Cardinal Wuerl, will travel to Rome to ask Pope Francis to accept his resignation "in the very near future," a spokesman told CNN.
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The large corporate tax cuts represents a $1.5 trillion fiscal stimulus and comes at a time when the economy is very near or at full employment.
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A transition from Venezuela's current crisis to a brighter future may be closer now than in recent months, although it may not yet be very near.
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Image: NASA/Adam Clark EstesWhen some apocalyptic event in the very near future forces humans scurrying to another planet, we're probably going to have the same question.
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"We see that victory will be very near, and we see the end of the conflict coming soon," she said as her daughter ran around the garden.
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He might think he's a tough guy, but he's playing with the possibility of a nuclear weapon being used somewhere on Earth in the very near future.
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The last big item on my to do list is to hire and successfully onboard a Chief Content Officer, which will happen in the very near future.
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With prices being at or very near this year's low point for Bitcoin, Ethereum and most major cryptocurrencies, HODLing hasn't been a very good strategy this year.
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The woman claims she was so stressed out about the situation, she suffered migraine headaches and she plans to file a lawsuit in the very near future.
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Compounding the problem is the fact that the next generation of telescopes is about to introduce a deluge of gravitational lens discoveries in the very near future.
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More from Fear-E and Big Miz in the very near future along with some brand new stupidity from Norn Iron—from a couple of different artists.
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Warmer days are upon us (or at least in the very near future we hope) and that means it's time to utilize all your favorite fresh fruits.
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Amazon, Verizon, and Facebook are said to be bidding on the deal, and the league is expected to announce its chosen partner in the very near future.
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"We got a commitment today from Ms. Sandberg that an African-American will be appointed to the board of directors in the very near future," said Rep.
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With that in mind, I decide to attend the Finnish Sahti Championship, which takes place in Sastamala, very near to Finlandia Sahti where I started my journey.
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Most of them are huge planets orbiting very near their star -- Jupiter-like planets heated to temperatures guaranteed to sterilize them of life as we know it.
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Sawhney says that in the very near future, stakeholders, such as voters, independent auditors, nongovernmental organizations and all major political parties can apply to become a node.
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"Once our forces confirm that everyone who wants to surrender has done so ... the clashes will resume," he said, adding that the jihadists' defeat was very near.
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Madison proposed counting three-fifths of slaves as a compromise, believing it was "very near the true ratio" with respect to the taxable wealth produced by them.
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This temporary pause will help position us to deliver on that, and we will be announcing some exciting news on that front in the very near future.
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Even though our old lives—filled with friends and social gatherings and face-touching—feel very near, the essential shape of them has already been irreparably changed.
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"It's a really good opportunity for them to reach that younger generation of consumers that are going to have the buying power in the very near future."
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The hurricane is moving north at 8 mph and is forecast to move "over or very near" Islas Marias early Tuesday, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Mukhamedshin did not disclose the size of the future Panda bond but said Rusal was also preparing for a rouble bond issue in the very near future.
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We've been actively engaged in that, and I would say that in the very near future you're going to be seeing some movement on that as well.
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"Now they are living inside or very near our homes, and they have found all that they need: places to lay their eggs and human blood," he said.
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Now, Edgar is the big, bad end boss for Rodriguez as a Pantera victory would open up multiple avenues for a title shot in the very near future.
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The actress captioned the shot, "I mean I did have fun as a brunette…" anticipating all the supposed merriment in store for her in the very near future.
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Memorial Day marks the official kickoff of summer 2018: That means BBQs, beach days, rosé, and, less favorably, sweaty subway cars, are all in the very near future.
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Honor made its US debut with the Honor 5X, and as far as we can tell, that phone isn't getting Android N anytime in the very near future.
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Thanks to advances in gene editing technology like CRISPR, parents could, in the very near future, have the choice to "edit" out undesirable traits in their children's genome.
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We'd be surprised, though, if he doesn't soon reveal the current number of Tesla Model 3 pre-orders, which is now likely very near (or even past) 400,000.
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Of course, they are just one occupation amongst many dozens — like waiters, bank tellers and even librarians — that might no longer require humans in the very near future.
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The average 30-year conforming rate is around 3.5 percent, the lowest in more than three years and very near the lowest average rates recorded in late 2012.
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Launched by NASA this past August, this robotic spacecraft is currently very, very near the Sun, on its way to probe the outer corona of our local star.
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"It seems likely that we will see Medvedev shuffled out in the very near future – and likely well ahead of presidential elections due in March 2018," predicts Ash.
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"It would be naive to think that this won't be front-of-mind for many founders raising in the very near future," said Shayan Mohanty, a young founder.
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In the future we will surely be farming in the sea and not just the standard fish farming that happens on shore and very near to the shore.
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So anyway, happy birthday to you and Mr Tim Horton — you share your birthday with a very special Canadian who's very near and dear to my heart. Alright.
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"This is a proud moment for the United States Senate and for the country, and we're going to win this battle in the very near future," he said.
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Many of the teachers I meet on the road attended college in their home states and work in, or very near to, the communities where they grew up.
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The company had grounded its other large air tankers immediately after the crash on Thursday but said they would be returning to work "in the very near future".
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This happens because of the Earth's gravitational interactions with other planets, especially Jupiter and Venus — Jupiter because it is very large, and Venus because it is very near.
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In fact, there's reason to believe that in the very near future, we will no longer even think of there being a difference between television and digital video.
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At times, the riyal has been quoted by Qatari banks very near its peg of 3.64 to the dollar; at other times, foreign banks have quoted it much lower.
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Chances are, we're very near the total sell-out of the stock, so if you really want to own this potential piece of transportation history, you'd better act fast.
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We are now ready to accelerate the adoption of this technology and apply it to nearly every vehicle in our current portfolio and those in the very near future.
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It's sweet and affectionate, and you feel certain when the song is over that there will be other nights of passion for this couple in the very near future.
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But the current cycle appears to have developed on an accelerated timetable compared with prior cycles so it may already have reached or be very near its turning point.
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"My goal at looking at payday loans was to speak to the applicability of these courses for situations that students will encounter in the very near future," Harvey said.
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In a perfect world, there would be a purchasable version of smoked butterscotch sauce that I can use to smother vanilla ice cream with in the very near future.
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When asked what he would do when released from prison, he said: Let's hope he gets more opportunities to do that, out of prison, in the very near future.
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In the very near future, your favorite shows could well be scattered across 10 to 15 services — and that's before we factor in live events like sports and news.
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Chandler said heavy equipment is being brought in to move the debris, but so far the fire is too hot for the equipment to get very near the site.
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If you're Trump, this week has to have convinced you that Cohen is off the reservation -- and could go a lot further off it in the very near future.
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" TMZ Sports broke the story ... Jay-Z will have a "significant ownership interest" in an NFL team -- a plan that will all come together in the "very near future.
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Howe, the hockey legend who played the bruising sport until he was 52, suffered a stroke in 2014, followed by other health problems that left him very near death.
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"There have been many occasions where I've encountered other people's waste or toilet paper [in Zion], even very near campsites," says John Jones, an avid outdoorsman based in Utah.
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It's a small moment, but it underscores, in a strange, rather heartbreaking way, how the flaws of this book seem very near to the point it wants to make.
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This week I've invited cleaning expert and friend of Smarter Living Jolie Kerr to talk about a topic that we've learned is very near and dear to our readers.
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While an extended trade war could be a negative in the longer-term, in the very near term, simmering trade-related tensions are supportive of the greenback, Trang said.
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The company had grounded its other air tankers in Australia immediately after the crash on Thursday but said they would be returning to work "in the very near future".
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"When Tennesseans woke up on Wednesday morning and opened up our state's largest newspaper, the front page headline read, 'Very near collapse,'" he said in the GOP's weekly address.
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"Over the very near-term, positioning considerations and hedging flows ahead of the Italian vote argue for a flat-to-lower profile for the EUR," he said via email.
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The company will invest $10 billion for the plant and will create at least 3,000 jobs "with the potential for up to 13,000 in very near future," Trump said.
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"Our data management teams are working diligently to restore normal operations and functionalities to these systems and hope to be back online in the very near future," he said.
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In honor of the U.K.'s Mother's Day, David and Brooklyn Beckham posted a pair of sweet tributes to a woman very near and dear to their hearts — Victoria Beckham.
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Three years ago my wife and I found this beautiful vintage 1927 arts and crafts home situated right on the main boulevard of Garfield Park, very near downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Doing so will ease uncertainty on both sides of the Atlantic and lay a foundation for a robust and expeditious US-UK free trade deal in the very near future.
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But on Wednesday, Trump announced that he and the Turkish leader "may be meeting in the very near future" and stressed what a "very good relationship" he has with Erdogan.
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Each of a single, precisely mixed color, they orbit around a tiny dot of paint at or very near the center, extending outward to the edges and (by implication) beyond.
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We'll be able to say a bit more when we're able to spend a bit more hands-on time with the product, which should be in the very near future.
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A conjunction, when two or more planets or star clusters share the same right ascension in the sky and look very near each other, is not an uncommon celestial occurrence.
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It's possible ... because the ex-MLB superstar tells TMZ Sports he's 100% serious about launching his political career ... starting with a senate run in Massachusetts in the VERY near future.
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Corning says that is already sampling and shipping Vibrant Gorilla Glass to its customers, which means that we may see devices with it on shelves in the very near future.
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"In the very near future, we hope that children who learn by radio will also receive a certification and pass the school year," said Marie-Pierre Poirier, UNICEF's regional director.
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"In the very near term, the June increase in pending sales suggests that existing home sales will likely increase soon," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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The U.S. is set to strike Syria in the very near future because of its chemical attack on civilians, and both Russia and Iran have said they stand with Syria.
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Earl Sweatshirt is on fire throughout it and Too Short plays "Blow The Whistle," a song very near and dear to my heart, having grown up in the Bay Area.
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The scope of her vision makes you feel, when you are close to her fiction, that you have glimpsed the sublime — that you have swum very near to a whale.
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He said the campaign would air bilingual advertisements in Nevada in "the very near future" and unveil a "holistic" policy proposal focused on the Hispanic community in the next month.
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But, Myles apparently ain't concerned the ban will last too much longer ... he's lifting weights like he's going to be facing 300-pound O-linemen in the very near future.
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Additional issues involve sovereign nations and their desire to maintain control of their respective currencies and money supplies that make widespread use of bitcoin unlikely in the very near term.
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The state of the world in 2020 makes it unwise to make definitive predictions sometimes, but don't bet money on that happening — at least not in the very near future.
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"With stock markets having been at or very near all-time highs before all this broke, this is a perfect selling opportunity," said Neil Wilson, chief market analyst for Markets.com.
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And Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the embattled archbishop of Washington, will travel to the Vatican "in the very near future" to ask Francis to accept his resignation, a spokesman said Wednesday.
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Geopolitical risks were a big factor in the rating agency's decision but the central bank believes the agency will change its decision in the very near future, Sheikh Abdullah added.
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She said that in the very near future the three-member commission will consider a regulatory recommendation based on its pilot program that lowered the ceilings on the access fees.
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As fruit of our discernment I intend, in the very near future, to go to Rome to meet with our Holy Father about the resignation I presented nearly three years ago.
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Whether you're a veteran smoker or a total beginner, there's never been a better chance that you're going to be legally buying marijuana in the very near future — if not already.
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The story — from a screenplay co-written by Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, and John Krasinski, who also directs and stars — is post-apocalyptic, set in the very near future, around 2020.
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In addition to its spot among the highest paying companies, it also lands very near the top of Glassdoor's best places to work list for this year — not a bad combination.
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"That would be worse for a population that is very near poverty in terms of their out of pocket costs, in terms of the benefits that Medicaid provides," Fishman told me.
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"In the very near past, we lived in a world where sexual harassment was an uncomfortable joke; an unavoidable, awkward part of being a girl or a woman," the letter read.
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"They're having a hard time now, not later," Pauly said, and that means the price tag on your "akagi," or "surf clam" sushi morsels, could skyrocket in the very near future.
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We have more to do, and we will be doing that in the very near future," the Democratic presidential candidate said of his tax plan on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Very near other affluent Indianapolis suburb Fishers, Carmel, Indiana is another town where residents can make their dollar stretch and buy a top-tier home for less and live well affordably.
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"This bill is very near and dear to my heart as a New Yorker because it would allow the victims of 22019/11 to pursue some small measure of justice," Sen.
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As we saw last year with Hurricane Michael, explosive intensification can occur over the span of a few hours very near the coast, and this leaves very little time for preparation.
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"This bill is very near and dear to my heart as a New Yorker because it would allow the victims of 85033/11 to pursue some small measure of justice," Sen.
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There is a place in New Jersey called Bella Vista, which is very near another Good Shepherd program in Monmouth County, and I have friends there, so I might go there.
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Therefore, it is incumbent upon the special counsel, Robert Mueller, to assuage our fears, or confirm them, by giving us a clear conclusion to his investigations in the very near future.
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A brief reply indicated that Guam has been brought up to spec and both it and White Sands will be getting upgrades simultaneously, with improved speeds "hopefully in the very near future."
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I can't imagine that there is, and I am certain that in the very near future, this blindness to the pain the word inflicts will be a stain on the paper's history.
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Here are the MDS information pages from a bunch of big software vendors, all of whom have already provided patches or will do so in the very near future: Update your software.
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At CES 2018, Refinery29 took a look at the tech trends of today and the very near future with the Observation Deck, a space that celebrated women as both creators and consumers.
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The dress with the bateau neckline that is single handedly responsible for kicking off the silhouette's resurgence will be available in the very near future for us mere peasants to gaze upon.
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" Rappaport said the company did not plan to go public but was planning to raise "Series C" funding soon, sourcing investment from outside sources, and that the company was "very near profitability.
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And while investors are setting a low bar for earnings, one trader says there are three Dow stocks that have the potential to shake up the market in the very near future.
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"My guess is, while reforms are being studied and proposed, it's unlikely that in the very near future, Congress is going to enact anything sweeping by way of process reforms," said Pomeroy.
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"Food fraud, food safety and food spoilage all along the local to global farm-to-table distribution network will be managed by blockchain data pipelines in the very near future", he says.
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"Our main thing is to start the repatriation process as soon as possible because the monsoon is very near and we are very worried for those who fled to Bangladesh," he said.
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India's Vikram lander was very near making its proud creators the fourth country in history to touch down on the Moon — but it was not to be, and the craft was lost.
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" She said the Indian government could begin site work, but Westinghouse could only do so once an "enabling work agreement" was in place, which it hoped for in the "very near term.
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He said the talks with Mexico are more likely at this point to be outreach to the president-elect rather than a prelude to a NAFTA deal in the very near future.
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When you are very near the revenue-maximizing rate, every dollar of new revenue generated through higher tax rates is offset by almost one dollar of lost revenue because of lower reported incomes.
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We all know about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but there is another magical shopping day on the holiday calendar that is now very near and dear to our hearts: Free shipping day!
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Life, or as stylized during the opening credits, L I F E, is about six astronauts aboard the International Space Station for a fictional "Mars Pilgrim Mission" sometime in the very near future.
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So if you were planning to do anything like browse the internet or even make a phone call on the device, you're going to be out of luck in the very near future.
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Paul McCartney is putting Sony Music on notice ... he's going to reclaim his copyright on a bunch of The Beatles hits in the very near future whether the label likes it or not.
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The National Hurricane Center isn't saying that Matthew will make landfall in Florida, just that the center of the storm will get "very near" the Atlantic Coast, possibly as a Category 4 hurricane.
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You'll be able to pick it up at J. Crew again too in the very near future; after its online and in-store launch earlier this month, it sold out in eight minutes.
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It's likely that LHH: NY was filmed in the very near aftermath of the feud between the two women, and Remy's comments simply provide a retrospective take on how she felt about it.
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"In the very, very near term ... with the ruling we had in September, the period of uncertainty was extended to up until this point," said Diana Amoa, portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Thankfully for those of us who still think of her as Hallie Parker or Annie James, it looks like Lohan might be headed toward some more positive publicity in the very near future.
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"We anticipate announcing another SPA in the very near future," Helen Rhymes, an Anadarko spokeswoman, said in emailed comments, reiterating that the final decision would come in the first half of this year.
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Luckily, it's something they're willing to share and with tracks like "Harvard" leading the way, it seems pretty clear they're going to be sharing it much more widely in the very near future.
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Rising trading volume in Dubai on Sunday showed some investors were returning to the market to hunt for bargains, and the index closed very near its intra-day high, a positive technical sign.
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Atlanta can attach them to contracts they don't like (think Bazemore and Plumlee) and then, in the very near future, construct scenarios where multiple max-level free agents could team up in Atlanta.
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In the very near future, Michael Horowitz, the inspector general (IG) of the Department of Justice, will issue what may be the most important IG report in the history of the federal government.
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The significant investments to date are at substantial risk if projects now ready for construction are unable to obtain the necessary permits to put steel in the water in the very near future.
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"Going forward, the House has committed to expeditiously consider and pass enhancements to the North Korea language, which multiple members of the Senate hope to make in the very near future," Corker said.
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This tells me that we could see more downside movement in long-term rates over the very near term, but after that, we could soon see a "tradable," multiweek bounce in interest rates.
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In the very near future, Disney is going to launch ESPN Plus, a $5-a-month subscription service that gives you stuff ESPN doesn't already put on its existing linear or digital channels.
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In nine years as a geocacher, Mr. Jacobowitz has discovered more than 8,200 caches, as the treasures are known, ranking him very near the top of the heap among New York City players.
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The company has been "working very closely with QP (Qatar Petroleum), our partner in Golden Pass, to advance that investment and look forward to announcing something here in the very near term," Woods said.
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Facebook plans to shutter LiveRail — the video ad exchange that it bought back in 2014 for a reported $400 million to $500 million — for good sometime in the very near future, according to sources.
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If we had to have a flavor temporarily dethrone Krispy Kreme's very near perfect Original Glazed doughnut, we're glad it's not going to be something we'll be tired of once spring finally rolls around.
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U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators spoke by phone last week, and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will travel to Beijing "in the very near future," Navarro said last week.
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Kylie Jenner courtroom battle, we decided to take a look back at some other celebrity lawsuits involving either their name or, in some cases, a certain phrase very near and dear to their heart.
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In a live-streamed interview with the Washington Post, he said he wished he hadn't left immigration unaddressed — the issue that is very near the heart of his stated qualms with Trump's Republican Party.
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I live very near a HUGE rusted-out steel plant, Bethlehem Steel in Steelton, Pa. I came here 21 years ago and it had already started its long sad road to its present obsolescence.
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And if fidget spinners and weighted blankets haven't quite been doing it for you, chances are there will be even more anxiety-quelling doodads to spend your money on in the very near future.
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"The Impossible Whopper test in St. Louis went exceedingly well and as a result there are plans to extend testing into additional markets in the very near future," the company said in a statement.
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Pointing southward, he shared an infamous bit of Cold War history that every American and Cuban school kid learns: On April 220, 210, a C.I.A.-sponsored invasion landed very near where we were standing.
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The National Hurricane Center tweeted Thursday night that the wall of Dorian's eye was "very near" Cape Fear, N.C. Tropical storm winds are expected in Nantucket Island and Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts early Saturday.
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The index that measures the implied volatility in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, known as the Vix, stood at around 12 recently, very near the low for the range during the last year.
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You've watched the tactics, But here's what I want to tell you: In the very near future, Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court… Don't get rattled by all of this.
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I am writing this in the past and am leaving in the very near future to go to a barbecue — this job entails working in multiple timelines — so this will be a short one.
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"In the very near future, Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court," McConnell said last month, just days after Christine Blasey Ford came forward to accuse Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her.
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You also get four sections along the bottom: Home (with a list of relevant info cards), Upcoming (cards relating to the very near future), Search (exactly what it sounds like), and Recent (your recent activity).
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"I don't think that we can hope in the very near future to see a woman at the head of the Commission," Juncker said on Thursday, noting that the choice was not up to him.
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To make 5G and the future of wireless internet a little easier understand, we decided to break down exactly what it is and how it will make your life better in the very near future.
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The urban heat island effect in both cities will be making the heat worse, but broader assessments of the extreme state of the atmosphere over Arizona will also be at or very near record levels.
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So while you may not see her strutting her stuff at Paris fashion week anytime soon, we have a feeling some more high end campaigns will be coming her way in the very near future.
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The Philippines said it was troubling that the incident took place inside its exclusive economic zone (EEZ), saying it increased the likelihood of "miscalculations that could lead to open confrontation" very near the Philippine mainland.
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Those gains put Mr. Cruz very near the point where he could prevent Mr. Trump from earning a majority of delegates — close enough where merely splitting the remainder of Mr. Rubio's vote would be enough.
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Shareholder Ali Miremadi of Swiss asset manager GAM said that sometimes Unilever shareholders had been made to feel their concerns about performance were very near-term, whereas Unilever preferred to focus on the long term.
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"I can say with confidence that the attempts by certain persons to stay in power by destabilising the situation ... are futile, and in the very near future will be neutralised," he said in a statement.
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The Kentucky Republican said there will be a vote on repealing Obamacare in the "very near future," but that the GOP "simply" doesn't have the 50 senators it needs to replace the law right now.
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In those situations, what happened in the past — even if it was in the very near past — often becomes a marginal factor, said Nicole Sanchez, chief executive of Vaya Consulting, a company in Berkeley, Calif.
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"The committee felt that the right thing to do was to wait and see more — and we will see a lot more on all of these issues in the very near term," Mr. Powell said.
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"This not only means deeper negatives in the very near term but also raises the specter of more adverse second-round effects on income and spending a bit further down the road," the team added.
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So New Yorkers, listen up: You can thank these upstate breweries if, in the very near future, you are legally being served booze in a restaurant in the early morn on a blessed Sabbath Day.
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A newly discovered stem cell signaling pathway could boost yields from corn and other staple crops by up to 50 percent in the very near term, according to a paper published Monday in Nature Genetics.
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But he agreed that the replacement order will be coming in the near future — the very near future, in fact: We are issuing a new executive action next week that will comprehensively protect our country.
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On Tuesday morning London time, the yield on the 10-year benchmark German bund fell into negative territory for the first time; on Wednesday afternoon Asia time, the yield was very near zero at 0.0020 percent.
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We should be able in the very near future to take all these elements and say, oh this is your objective, we'll obfuscate all this complexity and hit a target [return on ad spend] you have.
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Should the Senate confirm him, as it most likely will, he'll likely have a say on cases that will affect LGBTQ Americans for decades to come, some of which will come in the very near future.
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But, along with 19 other cream, taupe and rust stucco houses that cradle the landscaped playgrounds here, it is actually something else: a large-scale testing ground for an energy system of the very near future.
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Some worry that the answer is a lot, that so much can be gleaned from our subconscious behavior on these platforms that savvy organizations could shape our actions through machine learning in the very near future.
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Unless Chance has decided to become a sole visual artist and each poster is a different piece of a larger picture, all signs are pointing to a surprise Chance project coming in the very near future.
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Even after the accusations became public, Mr. McConnell said that Republicans were going to "plow right through it" while guaranteeing that "in the very near future," Judge Kavanaugh would be taking his seat on the court.
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We can see in the charts above that both US and Tsimane listeners were turned off by tonal roughness, a property that occurs when two tones are played that are very near each other in frequency.
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Moran Mountain, an expedition company that Mr. Moran founded with his wife, said in a statement on Sunday that the avalanche appeared to be "on or very near" the route that his group would have taken.
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" Emmert declined to comment on the North Carolina inquiry except to say that the university has been "very cooperative" and that he expects his staff to be able to issue allegations "in the very near future.
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"Perhaps the very coping mechanism that gets people through extreme poverty — focusing on the very near term — is what prevents us from making the choices that will help the most in the long run," Micah says.
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Dear Readers: This is a special day for me, because this is the day I take a break from hosting your questions to advocate for a cause that is very near and dear to me: literacy.
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"Whether it's social injustices or school bullying, whatever the topic is, those are all very near and dear to girls' hearts, and they have been rites of passage to girlhood for over 200 years," Cygielman said.
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In the end, the jacket was a hit -- and cost more than $1,300 to make -- but you can't put a price on swag (especially when you're expected to sign a HUGE contract in the very near future)!
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"The 76ers knew the Boys & Girls Club was something that's very near and dear to my heart, so they donated money to the Boys & Girls Club, which I thought was beautiful," Streeter says of their meaningful apology.
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"South Africa's macro recovery in the very near 6 to 12 months could weaken more, which is likely to have implications for the ZAR (rand) and demand on domestic stocks," said Avior Capital Markets analyst Ayan Ghosh.
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A deadline for a final peace deal was missed in March, but Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said last Wednesday his government hoped to conclude a peace deal with the FARC rebels "in the very near future".
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They are also sitting on their biggest ever bet that the Fed will raise interest rates in the very near term, even if they tweaked their longer-term view on U.S. rates and shape of the curve.
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It's a great phone, sure — but you might just be feeling some buyer's remorse in the very near future with the release of the iPhone 8 and everything that may or may not come along with it.
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" Mercedes Benz USA spokeswoman Donna Boland said the company has told regulators that its "dealers will be informing prospective buyers of the pending recall on these models at the time of purchase in the very near future.
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But there isn't any time in the very near future where we feel like we couldn't do this; we still feel excitement from it and still get that catharsis when we play because it's uninhibited free expression.
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Maybe combining three of my banned foods into one super-triggering oatmeal breakfast wasn't the best way to start, but I think there's a spoonful of almond butter straight from the jar in my very near future.
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Isner, who had not faced Federer in an official match since 2015, would have needed to be very near the top of his game to stop this train or even get into one of his beloved tiebreakers.
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" Beard opens her slender but powerful book by writing: "I want to start very near the beginning of the tradition of Western literature, and its first recorded example of a man telling a woman to 'shut up.
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The British start-up challenger bank, which has now racked up half a million users, said a U.S. launch won't happen in the very near future, but the company has begun talks with regulators and potential hires.
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To further shore up their finances, those who are very near retirement or who have short-term goals should keep a chunk of their savings in cash, certificates of deposit and high-quality short-term bond funds.
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"The Last Generation" (1992), for instance, meant to be a window onto the very near future, opens with the "Supreme Justice Mahoney, S.J." issuing a decree on TV "from Rome" and professing that Christians will be executed.
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"March quarter guidance will provide a base for forecasts during the remainder of the year... Apple likely needs to deliver a better than feared revenue outlook for shares to recover further in the very near-term," Huberty said.
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Since RHOBH films through November (see: this update from this season's trip to France), that would potentially place this Brandi & Denise meeting in the very near future — as soon as the second or third episode of the season.
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In conjunction with the Navy Yard's employment center, the company hired more than 200 of the 500 workers it will have in total from outreach events held at or very near the Farragut, Ingersoll and Walt Whitman Houses.
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"We view much of the weakness in March as driven by one-off factors and expect inflation to firm on a monthly basis in the very near term," said Rod Martin, an economist at Barclays in New York.
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Hillary Clinton is listening to the scientists who tell us that if we do not act boldly in the very near future there will be more drought, more floods, more acidification of the oceans, more rising sea levels.
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Getting into a plane crash is a very near-death situation, where you don't know if you're going to survive or not and you have instances of panic and you lose control of yourself and of your surroundings.
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What we saw is something that puts us on the brink of what is sure to change our world and the way we live in the very near future if HO can get its system up to speed.
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The launch today was a close call, due to high altitude wind velocity, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk notes that it was actually very, very near to being called off given maximum loads on the Falcon 9 spacecraft.
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In our view, this trend is likely sustainable over the very near term, as the company continues to report positive operating leverage driven by a significant reduction in costs associated with efforts to support its BSA/AML remediation.
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Analysts at Jefferies said in a note that Vale's Brucutu restart was a "small net negative in the short term" for Rio Tinto, BHP and Fortescue, and iron ore prices might pull back in the very near term.
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Susan LaRosa, whose workplace is very near Dickstein Plaza, has been interested in changing its name for years, ever since she discovered the truth about Mr. Dickstein, the former New York congressman for whom the plaza is named.
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Sheikh Abdullah argued "abnormal" geopolitical events in the region had likely prompted the rating agency's decision but the central bank believed its classification would change back in the "very near future", according to a statement on its website.
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"The order from the regional court ... increases the likelihood that operations at Alunorte will not resume to full capacity in the very near term and might drag out for several weeks," Berenberg's Charlie Clark said in a note.
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And with an endless season of polar vortexes looming in our very near future, the only appropriate sartorial response is to break out all of your warmest layers and find new ways to wear all of them at once.
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"The ECB as well as the Fed are both about to move into a more accommodative monetary policy stance in the very near term," said Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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While another "supercentenarian" like Calment might come along, Vijg's study suggests 122 might be very near an absolute maximum, where even the bodies of disease-free people begin to break down from a lifetime of cellular or molecular damage.
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"In the six years since I've been working on automated driving, I've seen it develop from a novel research project to a robust technology development effort with a very near-term deployment horizon," he said early in the morning.
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However, Dr. Rothblatt said the company had no plans to move out of the state: "We are totally convinced that this is a short-term detour and that HB2 is going to be overruled in the very near future."
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"The shape and symmetry of what we have observed strongly suggests that a staggeringly powerful event happened a few million years ago very near our galaxy's central black hole," astronomer William Cotton from the National Radio Astronomy Observatory said.
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"We have provided all required information data and feedback needed for this process to be completed and accordingly we expect to have these plans approved in the very near term," the spokesman said in an emailed response to Reuters.
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But while I watched, I found myself thinking about Spike Jonze's 2013 film Her, which is similarly set in the very near future and posits another kind of apocalypse, one that's specifically linked to our over-reliance on technology.
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"I think Earth essentially picked [the element] up during the movement through the cloud, not like a real injection as you would expect from a very near supernova," Dominik Koll, an author of the study, tells Axios by email.
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"They are frequently headquartered in or very near the communities they serve, so they spend more time worrying about what their customers think—while the big monopolies are first serving shareholders and less interested in customer experience," he said.
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This report is a confirmation of one of our greatest fears — untreatable gonorrhea could be on the very near horizon at a time when rates of the infection and of STDs overall are at record highs in this country.
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President Donald Trump's pick for national security advisor signals a willingness by the administration to take a more aggressive stand against U.S. adversaries like Iran or Venezuela —and that could mean higher oil prices in the very near future.
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Taking the lectern Friday morning at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, McConnell promised a conservative crowd that Kavanaugh would become Justice Kavanaugh "in the very near future," assuring them that Senate Republicans would "plow right through" his confirmation.
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"I am confident we'll be able to achieve some kind of outcome in the very near future," IBM Australia and New Zealand managing director Kerry Purcell told a Senate inquiry into the matter, without discussing terms of the negotiations.
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"The story wasn't about a bridge or a foreign dictatorship – 'Very near collapse' was our state insurance commissioner's description of the ObamaCare exchange in Tennessee, which more than 2,000 Tennesseans used last year to buy health plans," Alexander added.
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Each of these is associated with the electron, muon, and tau particles, respectively, and neutrinos are known to oscillate between the different flavors as they cruise through space at very near the speed of light (not much to slow them down).
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As for the other 200+ cities who submitted proposals, well, now Amazon has a rough idea of how much they're willing to pay for a few more jobs—data that's sure to come in handy in the very near future.
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NEW DELHI — Indian officials on Thursday said they would reschedule diplomatic talks with Pakistan, originally planned for Friday, "in the very near future," expressing satisfaction with Pakistan's arrest of militants thought to be connected to a recent attack on Indian soil.
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The size of this new capital injection is relatively small for a company whose last round, earlier this year, was closed out at $105 million; and comes as it is planning to raise thereabouts again in the very near future.
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William is sick, it looks like he is terminally sick, so he's trying to gauge just how close he and his family can get to this man who could be gone at any particular moment in the very near future.
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That's not the way a democracy works and I think you will see appropriate measure taken in the very near future," McCarthy told reporters in the Capitol, adding, "Are you going to let the House stand with that behavior going forward?
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Hillary Clinton is listening to the scientists who tell us that -- unless we act boldly and transform our energy system in the very near future -- there will be more drought, more floods, more acidification of the oceans, more rising sea levels.
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Moreover, where the book had a somewhat nuanced message about the privacy-free future that very near-term technology can have on society, the film can't seem to articulate if it believes transparency can make the world better or not.
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The Manchester man's got a relatively low profile at present but we're absolutely certain that if he keeps putting out tracks as good as the pair on 006 you'll be hearing a lot more about him in the very near future.
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"We anticipate that all the defendants will meet to discuss the implications of the decision in the very near future," copyright body AMCOS said in an email, hailing the decision as an important first step towards resolution of the matter.
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"In the very near term we continue to expect that gold will trade moderately lower — our 3-month target is $831.503,200/oz, as a number of bearish catalysts have yet to fully play out," GoldmanSachs analysts said in a note.
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The photographer began his documentation of historical and natural sites fifteen years ago in Newfoundland, Canada, very near to the place where the explorer he is invoking landed (Eriksson is said to be the first European to reach North America).
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The Treasury Department is working to finalize a proposed rule "in the very near term" that would clarify and strengthen financial institutions' responsibilities to know the identities of the people who control shell companies, an official with the department said.
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There are an estimated 242,000 homes in or very near the known flooded areas of Houston, collectively worth about $61 billion based on pre-storm values, according to Ralph McLaughlin, chief economist for the real estate listings and data firm Trulia.
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Kim said South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who was elected in 2017, has the ability to guide the South through tensions with the North and that made him hope that "in the very near future Korean history will change dramatically".
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Capcom has therefore immediately ceased distribution of this DLC and, as a temporary measure, will be performing an emergency server maintenance update in the very near future to remove this track by replacing it with existing music from another stage.
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The "rape glut," so aptly described by Amy Zimmerman in The Daily Beast as "a barrage of dramatized, over-sexualized, potentially triggering rape plots, all coming to a television set very near you," has made us numb to sexual assault.
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Anyway, as for the "Westworld was made possible in the very near future" reveal, I'll give Ben Barnes credit for Logan's equally dumbfounded, thrilled, and horrified reaction to realizing just how far AI had come without anyone else realizing it.
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Now at another level though you have to agree that there is this competition about race for what people have described as digital supremacy, technological supremacy, which in the very near future is going to determine and define power, right?
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Hillary Clinton is listening to the scientists who tell us that — unless we act boldly to transform our energy system in the very near future — there will be more drought, more floods, more acidification of the oceans, more rising sea levels.
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Hillary Clinton is listening to the scientists who tell us that – unless we act boldly and transform our energy system in the very near future – there will be more drought, more floods, more acidification of the oceans, more rising sea levels.
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I don't believe you've heard the last of the George Washington Bridge, because there's no way he didn't know about the closure of the George Washington Bridge, and all of his people are now going on trial in the very near future.
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"Unless the board intends to make a CEO transition in the very near-term, these measures are no more than a meaningless series of gestures intended to preserve the current system of lax oversight and further entrench management," Appaloosa said in a statement.
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Once you do that, either pay off a little bit right then and there online or over the phone, or write a fake check with a date in the very near future, plus a reasonable, affordable amount of money written on it.
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"Last night fixed over 7 and markets seem to be taking that fairly well, so perhaps some calm is installed in the market at least for the very near term," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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While an extended trade war could be a negative in the longer term, in the very near term simmering trade-related tensions are supportive of the greenback, said Minh Trang, senior foreign currency trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California.
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There's no telling what Linden will do next in her career, but in the very near future, let's hope there's a dry change of clothes and "a massive burger and beers," which she said is her favourite post-race meal, waiting for her.
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There's no telling what Linden will do next in her career, but in the very near future, let's hope there's a dry change of clothes and "a massive burger and beers," which she said is her favorite post-race meal, waiting for her.
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"I don't share some the skepticism in terms of the timing, I think it's coming really fast... this is the next transformational wave in transportation technology, and it's going to be upon us in the very near term, whether we're ready or not."
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"We hope to move these studies into animal models in the very near future to see if we can cure animals bearing, for example, an HPV-16 induced tumor, or with a high level [Hepatitis B] infection of their liver," his website says.
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In the very near future, students and universities will be able to fly for research or education without a 333 exemption — meaning they won't need a pilot's license and won't spend up to six months waiting for permission before getting into the air.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - OPEC and non-OPEC countries are committed to bringing global oil inventories down to the industry's five-year average, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday, adding he saw the target being reached in the very near future.
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After making the major announcement that she will be launching brick and mortar Kylie Cosmetics stores in the very near future, the teen made yet another life-altering revelation on her Instagram account on Monday evening—she wants to be a brunette again.
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Although he seems to be out of danger for the time being (and will make a decent recovery from what eventually gets diagnosed as a nasty combination of kidney failure and bronchopneumonia), he freely acknowledges that he just came very near to death.
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Home appliances are operating at or very near peak efficiency, and additional mandates threaten to undo that progress as manufacturers are forced to sacrifice higher levels of product performance to meet new, unrealistically stringent efficiency mandates that achieve only incremental actual efficiency gains.
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In the very near term worries about tighter supplies on the LME market can be seen in the premium for cash metal over the three-month future, which has risen above $29 a tonne from levels around $2270 a week or so ago.
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S.-China trade war escalation is set to drive metals lower in the very near term ... We expect maximum fear regarding trade wars over the coming month, and continue to recommend buying copper, aluminium, palladium and nickel on anticipated weakness over the period.
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Yet the discovery of Proxima b , a rocky planet 1.3 times the size of Earth, is the one that has prompted excitement among dreamers and sci-fi fans across the world, and is fueling the space explorers of the very near future.
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It will pass directly over — or very near — the low-lying islands of Turks and Caicos, a British possession, and parts of the Bahamas on Thursday and Friday, the center forecast, and push a storm surge of seawater 15 to 20 feet high.
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He added that Mr. Schrager didn't even know that Mr. Rubell — with whom he opened the Palladium nightclub and created the boutique hotel category after they got out of jail — was gay until very near his death from complications of AIDS in 1989.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley responded to that request from Ford's camp with an assertion that she will either testify in Monday's hearing or Republicans will move on and set the vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation sometime in the very near future.
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"(Over) the past few months, so many things happened that society has become unstable, and we're all uncertain about what's going to happen in the very near future," said Joey Siu, a student union executive member at the City University of Hong Kong.
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"What makes this exceptional is that (a) it's a former Category 4 hurricane, (b) it's located very near a U.S. coastline, and (c) the upper-level pattern is going to be very persistent, which means the stall could last for days," Henson explained via email.
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The MTS deal will not only create "the commercial use of 5G networks in Russia in the very near future, but also contribute to the further development of economic ties between Russia and China," MTS President and CEO Alexei Kornya said in a statement Thursday.
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"We're already starting to see it a little bit, and I know it's going to become this more rampant thing probably in the very near future, where people want to be compensated if they're going to potentially donate their brain to another body," says Mirawitz.
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MOSCOW, May 31 (Reuters) - Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday OPEC and non-OPEC were committed to their goal of reducing global oil inventories to a five-year average, saying he saw this goal being reached in the very near future.
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But I can tell you that he traveled for more than 603 blocks along that very busy bike path on a beautiful, sunny, though chilly afternoon in New York City on Halloween, ended with the crash into the bus, very near Stuyvesant High School here.
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Originally, we reported Jersey City, New Jersey, which is just the other side of lower Manhattan; Passaic, New Jersey, about a 15-mile drive or 203 minutes in traffic from the spot where I&aposm standing in lower Manhattan -- very near the 9/11 memorial.
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"I think we wanted to make sure we were putting a spotlight on the ways in which we're using tech in the very near future to help with these [privacy and security] issues," CTO Schroepfer said in an interview with Recode after his keynote.
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Acura's concept car at this year's Detroit Auto Show, the Precision Concept, is basically a textbook for Acura's new design language, which means you're going to see many of the elements on this car in new, real Acura models in the very near future.
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ET, MSG-B (Buffalo), CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE SABRES (20-20-23): With Josh Gorges expected to miss an undetermined number of weeks with a non-displaced fracture in his foot, Buffalo hopes to get back another defenseman in the very near future.
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One of the issues that you actually were very careful not to speak about during the campaign, and haven't spoken about yet, is one very near and dear to my heart, the whole issue of climate change, the Paris agreement, how you'll approach it.
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His successor in Washington, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, revealed on Tuesday that he planned to talk in Rome with Francis "in the very near future" about the possibility of the pope accepting the resignation that he tendered three years ago, as required, upon turning 75.
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"Investing recommendations: "In terms of positioning, we are maintaining a mild preference for value over growth for the year as a whole, but think it is a very close call and acknowledge that growth leadership seems likely to persist in the very near-term.
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" Hours later, Mr. Corker said the Senate would move to approve the House version after all, but demanded that House leaders "expeditiously consider and pass enhancements to the North Korea language, which multiple members of the Senate hope to make in the very near future.
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"The prospect of the trade war ending in the very near term is giving a boost to investor confidence, and in turn, we're closing the quarter with some pretty good gains," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"Victory is very near, only 300 meters separate the security forces from the Tigris," military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool told state TV. Abadi declared the end of Islamic State's "state of falsehood" on Thursday, after the security forces took Mosul's medieval Grand al-Nuri mosque.
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Cape Town is indeed rushing to bring such projects online, at least on a temporary basis, and in so doing is exposing a dire reality: Pockets of humanity around the world may have to rely on the sea to survive drought in the very near future.
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"Within 48 hours, we had over 2 million likes and, as we promised, we told the [team] and told Chance the Rapper that we will be bringing spicy chicken nuggets back sometime in the very near future," CEO Todd Penegor said in an interview with Cramer.
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Lorenzo and his brother Frank sold their shares of the UFC back in 2016 as part of that $4 BILLION deal with WME-IMG ... and he tells us he's now trying to invest some of those profits into a pro football team in the very near future.
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"Unless the board intends to make a CEO transition in the very near-term, these measures are no more than a meaningless series of gestures intended to preserve the current system of lax oversight and further entrench management," Appaloosa said in a statement http://pdf.reuters.com/htmlnews/htmlnews.asp?
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At the Motorola Z4 launch event, Verizon executive director of product marketing Chris Emmons said Verizon will "hopefully [bring 5G] to New York in the very near future," the most precise thing the carrier has said about a launch date for any of its upcoming cities.
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After three years of brutal flooding and hurricanes in the United States, there is growing consensus among policymakers and scientists that coastal areas will require significant spending to ride out future storms and rising sea levels — not in decades, but now and in the very near future.
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We're very near, from the coast of Colombia to Miami, it's two hours by flight so it's a market that we have to take even more advantage of because our free trade agreement with the US is relatively recent, it's not more than six, seven years.
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With no help from Congress, Mr. Obama has also managed to make progress on issues where nobody gave him much of a chance, notably climate change, which both he and his secretary of state, John Kerry, placed very near the top of their to-do list.
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Xiaomi says it will be "one of the world's first" companies with a Snapdragon 855 phone on the market, though that distinction isn't likely to mean much as Samsung and others are expected to release a whole swath of new Snapdragon 855 phones in the very near future.
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"Last-minute window dressing and the prospect of the trade war ending in the very near term is giving a boost to investor confidence, and in turn, we're closing the quarter with some pretty good gains," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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In further signs of likely deals in the pipeline, Switzerland's Zurich Insurance said it would look into insurance cover for corporate customers doing business with Iran, and the head of British Airways' parent company IAG said it hoped to start flying to Tehran "in the very near future".
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The show is set in a very-near future, where energy crises have dramatically affected international relations: The United States has pulled out of NATO, and now Russia is stealthily invading Norway to try to maintain the nation's oil production (which the new prime minister has tried to ban).
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The plan is to expand in the very near future to Latin America, which Sherpa plans to do by way of a partnership with Samsung that will see the handset giant preload the personal assistant on to all of Samsung's smartphones in markets where Spanish is the main language.
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Our crews in Australia are fully supported by the RFS with their critical incident support personnel," the press release said, "Our crews on the other aircraft will be returning to work in the very near future as they are dedicated to the job we are required to do.
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"General Kelly gave me a heads up that the President would most likely be tweeting out a message in the very near future, and I appreciated having that heads-up from General Kelly," Shulkin told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day," describing the events of last Wednesday afternoon.
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If you wanted to follow the majors you either read about it in the newspaper or, if you were lucky enough to live near one of the 563 teams (very near—there were still a good number of people driving horses, not Fords), you went to the park.
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But signing with Ford marks the first time the football player has had a formal agency behind him, one which also represents men like Channing Tatum, pro surfer Danny Fuller and Karl Lagerfeld's muse Brad Kroenig, meaning there could be a whole lot more smizing in his very near future.
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If the chairman of a presidential commission on vaccine safety believes, as RFK Jr. does, that vaccine-related injury constitutes "a holocaust," parents who were on the fence might feel they have been given permission to avoid immunizations, and we could be seeing that drop in the very near future.
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Biology defines inbreeding by "coefficient of relationship," or the percentage of shared ancestry, ranging from 603% for identical twins (who can't reproduce with one another, at least not until human cloning is a thing) down to 260% (or something very near it, presuming we're all from the same primordial soup).
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Russia and its allies such as Iran are working around the clock to take advantage of the clear lack of will on the part of the current U.S. administration, which will have tremendous and potentially irreparable implications in the very near future if not corrected by the forthcoming U.S. president.
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"You've watched the fight, you've watched the tactics, but here's what I want to tell you: In the very near future Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court," McConnell said while speaking at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. But several key senators, including GOP Sens.
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"You've watched the fight, you've watched the tactics, but here's what I want to tell you: In the very near future Judge Kavanaugh will be on the United States Supreme Court," McConnell said while speaking at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. But several key senators, including GOP Sens.
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Iran's state-run Fars news agency on Tuesday tweeted a photo of the Grace 1 alongside the caption: "According to government consultations, we expect to continue operating in the international waters with the Iranian flag in the very near future," adding that "an informal exchange to resolve the issue" was underway.
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In statement on Sunday, Mr. Mitchell emphasized the school's academic rigor and said its students were "top achievers" in Brunswick County, N.C. "The Charter Day School Board is analyzing the opinion and will be meeting with counsel in the very near future to discuss their options moving forward," he said.
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Reconsider that home equity line of credit Although the renovations that you were going to use the HELOC money for aren't likely to happen in the very near future, if you were considering a HELOC or taking out a second mortgage, now might be the time to investigate your options.
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What Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer allegedly wrung out of his Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell in this agreement was an assurance that the Senate would take up legislation to deal with DACA -- the program that allows people brought to the country illegally as children to remain -- in the very near future.
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Lord March has not only managed to develop an entirely new stream of income for the Goodwood Estate, he has raised the status of the FOS to such a height that some of the relationships being formed here are shaping what we will, or maybe won't, be driving in the very near future.
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Back in 2010, in social media's Wild West years, Eminem shared a photo on Twitter of a Donkey Kong machine, boasting a high score of 465,2473, which, per DonkeyKongBlog (a source I am willing to trust) would have put him very near the top 30 scores in the world at the time.
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In the face of crumbling support for the Senate's plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters this afternoon that he'd instead move to hold a vote on full repeal without a replacement in the "very near future" — even as support for that option is dwindling.
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Early studies like those from Osso VR would indicate that not only does VR training improve surgical results — but investing in VR training could also be a way to future-proof operations and staff by getting doctors comfortable with the extended reality tools they're likely to encounter in the very near future.
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"The hurricane will ... move dangerously close to the Florida east coast late today through Wednesday evening, very near the Georgia and South Carolina coasts Wednesday night and Thursday, and near or over the North Carolina coast late Thursday and Thursday night," the National Hurricane Center said in a statement on Tuesday afternoon.
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"The MPC (monetary policy committee) couldn't come out and say: 'this is a one and done hike', but the comments are hugely unsupportive towards the argument that rates need to be higher in the UK to protect against a glut of inflation in the very near future," said Jeremy Cook, chief economist at WorldFirst.
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"We hope in the future the NFTA will make every effort to contract with businesses that adhere to anti-discriminatory policies, and we're confident another vendor who better represents the values of the Western New York community will replace Chick-fil-A as part of this project in the very near future," he said.
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Kepler-90 could also play host to more planets other than the ones we know about – Kepler has only searched for planets around the star in an area very near in to the solar body – NASA says that there is a strong possibility that there are more planets further out that haven't yet been observed.
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Read:Michael Cohen secretly recorded tapes of Trump discussing payments to a former Playboy model "Of all the individuals on the planet that could potentially do significant harm to Mr. Trump, there's little question that Michael Cohen is at, or very near, the top of that list," Michael Avenatti, lawyer for Daniels, told VICE News.
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State statutes vary when it comes to how far away campaign volunteers must stay from polling places, but every state places some limit on this to protect voters, said Ho. So if you're approached or handed materials when you're at or very near the place where you'll cast your ballot, that's cause for concern.
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And in the very near term, that makes the Asian giant vulnerable to increased tensions with the U.S. "If there is a full-fledged trade war, China is going to get hurt disproportionately to the U.S.," said Jacob Shapiro, director of analysis at Geopolitical Futures, an online publication that analyzes and forecasts the course of global events.
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In March, you introduced a new generation of Russian missiles, including what you called in invincible missile you said that could evade, defeat all of our missile defenses, and you even released a video that showed the super missile flying over the United States and hitting Florida very near where President Trump&aposs estate is at Mar-a-Lago.
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Though the Deciem website has since been reinstated after several hours of deletion, the brick-and-mortar stores appear to be closed, and stockists like Beautylish have reported that Truaxe has discontinued their supply partnership, which can only mean one thing: We may well be looking at a world without $9 retinoids in the very near future.
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"We are very near to one or two deals to be by default or in the list of search engines in some Android cell phone made by a very large Asian manufacturer… Just for Europe, and just for some countries in Europe but we are talking about 20063 million or 20 million of cell phones," says Leandri now.
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The northernmost towers of his Triborough Bridge (now the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge), on the southern edge of the Bronx, stand very near the site of Gouverneur Morris's family home, a manor house in the French style, which was torn down to make way for some railroad tracks in 29 and of which no trace or historical marker remains.
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Sometime in the very near future, though, the value of Mr. Dorsey's distinctly less sexy second company, where he tends to work in the morning, is likely to become more valuable than his more well-known first company, where he works in the afternoon after a short walk between the two companies' headquarters in San Francisco.
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A source close to the White House told CNN on Tuesday that despite initial concerns that Trump would withdraw from Syria in the very near term, discussions have shifted toward developing a transition plan and that the administration is continuing its push to enlist the help of several Arab nations including Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt.
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Wednesday's announcement marks the pope's most concrete response to abuse of children and adults, plus years of cover-ups, all of which are under investigation in some U.S. states (The Washington Post) … Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the embattled archbishop of Washington, will travel to the Vatican "in the very near future" to ask Francis to accept his resignation (CNN).
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Sometime in the very near future, though, the value of Mr. Dorsey's distinctly less-sexy second company, where he tends to work in the afternoon, is likely to become more valuable than his more well-known first company, where he works in the morning, separated by a short walk between the two companies' headquarters in San Francisco.
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"In the near term, beyond just travel in and around China, my concern would be that all of these media reports … would start to … put some downward pressure on overall travel bookings outside of China even among Western consumers and I think there is some evidence that … at least very near term, that's likely to happen," Hardiman said.
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