The conservative way forward lost; the progressive way forward began.
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"We're proud ... to show the world that progressive trade is the way forward, that fair, balanced, and principled trade is the way forward, and that putting citizens first is the way forward for the world when it comes to trade," Canadian Trade Minister Francois-Phillippe Champagne said.
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" McConnell added, "I'm hoping there is a way forward.
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Trumpism is just a convenient and rather natural way forward.
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I mean, they all really go only one way: forward.
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That is the way forward for the global financial system.
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It's something that Stormzy certainly feels is the way forward.
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"Cloud just took off as the way forward," he said.
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The only way forward, Obama says, is to do both.
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Some politicians have decided that the way forward is rejuvenation.
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And what if killing it was the best way forward?
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But we also have to look at a way forward.
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And we'll sit down and talk about the way forward.
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The finding points to an easier way forward for forecasting.
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Tonight, Wisconsin has lit a candle guiding the way forward.
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I'm curious why you think that's a good way forward.
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I think that would be a more successful way forward.
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The two new steel contracts offer a potential way forward.
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But Masvidal also points toward a more organic way forward.
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In many ways, we already agree about the way forward.
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All sides need to find a way forward through dialogue.
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Instead, its only way forward is to win in media.
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Which, by all accounts, seems like a balanced way forward.
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"I think that is the only way forward," said Rep.
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"The only way forward is to get Hodeidah," Gargash said.
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Republicans will huddle Friday morning to discuss the way forward.
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We need a balanced approach and a better way forward.
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The sunset provisions simply is not a sensible way forward.
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The only way forward on North Korea is through diplomacy.
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Yet it remains deeply divided about the best way forward.
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A bold Green New Deal is the only way forward.
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So the minerals it's made of push their way forward.
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For others, the best way forward was to get out.
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But a tiny victory in Ukraine shows a way forward.
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"So to have a way forward for women is fantastic."
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Yeah, we're going to figure out a new way forward.
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Americans are looking for a new way forward on immigration.
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That success in waterfowl management can point the way forward.
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Franchise operators think that menu innovation is the way forward.
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It's in everybody's interests to find a good way forward.
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Dialogue, Mr. Peña Nieto said, was the only way forward.
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The way forward must be to develop a thoughtful replacement.
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But they offered few concrete details about the way forward.
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That's the solution Maurice Meehan sees as a key way forward.
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Scottish folds have ear tips that fold all the way forward.
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If the union wants this, we'll find a legal way forward.
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Tactically speaking, how you answer that questions determines the way forward.
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So I'm going to come up with the best way forward.
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The way forward, say the teams, is to blend these approaches.
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It can be daunting, but sometimes it's the only way forward.
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"Power distribution assets is the most logical way forward," Starace said.
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Coach Rivera agreed that this could be the best way forward.
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But Ryan's office said discussions about a way forward were ongoing.
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That meeting will ask Mrs May to indicate a way forward.
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And those factors, along with others, help point the way forward.
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And the way forward for Jordan appeared even more clear Thursday.
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But work like Høiberg's could offer a way forward for Marshmello.
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It just started to suggest itself as a logical way forward.
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"So which way forward, well, go figure," Njoroge said on Brexit.
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The only way forward is not, for example, stomping your feet.
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The two are meeting to discuss a way forward on Brexit.
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But I still think it might be the best way forward.
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So they stay "on the draw," unsure about a way forward.
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It's possible the group's members could discuss a possible way forward.
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" "At times, there may be different perspectives on the way forward.
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In June a GEBCO forum in Monaco discussed the way forward.
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And so we will have to agree an alternative way forward.
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Sanders has earned a way forward to bring his supporters together.
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Messing with women does not seem to be the way forward.
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Here, Singal thought, might be a way forward for online discourse.
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"There is a way forward, but it requires leadership," she said.
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Morocco has offered an autonomy plan as the only way forward.
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Perhaps we should look to the past for a way forward.
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For the Irish after Brexit, that is the democratic way forward.
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And I was thinking that I couldn't see my way forward.
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"The only way forward is to go back," declare the clones.
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We've combed through contracts, analyzed offers and strategized a way forward.
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What does your book have to say about the way forward?
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The only way forward is building on what holds us together.
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"There was seemingly no way forward on that debate," said Johnson.
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After the Coronado case, Burkhard sees a more compassionate way forward.
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The way forward from Pittsburgh is written in our prayer books.
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We could use more schools and programs — that's the way forward.
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Other nations were still trying to figure out a way forward.
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"I think that's the right way forward," said Johnson to parliament.
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This means talks, whenever they resume, will pave the way forward.
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It's been humorous to watch the NBA fumble their way forward.
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But perhaps the lessons of the past show a way forward.
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There is a way forward, drawing from the corporate law analog.
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He has described the border tax as the only way forward.
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So what is the way forward for an Afghan peace process?
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And then they are able to tell us the way forward.
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In many cities, community-led movements are showing the way forward.
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The only humane way forward is to end this practice completely.
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Thus, Xi might reason, firm repression is the only way forward.
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"The way forward as of today is unclear," he told reporters.
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In Sudan and Algeria, meanwhile, democracy lacks a clear way forward.
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But now some scientists argue that joining forces is the way forward.
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On core areas of cooperation, there's scant confidence about a way forward.
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Facebook's statement last week suggests a way forward for platforms and publishers.
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But once one happens, it's time to find a new way forward.
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But for Newsome, this line of inquiry is the only way forward.
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He said the FY17 reconciliation is probably the "most likely" way forward.
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But it remains the closest thing Libya has to a way forward.
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It's [how] to pave the way forward for the generations to come.
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Dani, Micah, do either of you see a way forward for Pandora?
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To her, that's the only way forward in a post-Mugabe era.
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But he believes that surveillance and military response isn't the way forward.
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Gillespie's loss sparked debate among Republicans on the way forward on Wednesday.
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You can't see a way forward; all you can see is down.
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Sanders about the best way forward to fight for us and America.
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For Redick, and ultimately for his team, it's the only way forward.
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On the way forward: America is strongest when we all come together.
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In spite of that, the way forward looks daunting to many people.
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If only the best will do then LEGO is the way forward.
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However, several players say negotiations on a way forward are non-existent.
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"The way forward toward that goal will also be discussed," he said.
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Despite its early advertising, Carter says that's not the company's way forward.
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In this context, British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn offers a way forward.
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The way forward is not to declare a tax war with Europe.
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Perhaps that is the way forward to curb the spread of misinformation.
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The Way Forward First, Trump's crisis management is a work in progress.
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Communities adversely impacted by a clean energy transition need a way forward.
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There is only one way forward, we cannot afford to move backwards.
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Helping locals fend for themselves is the best way forward, she added.
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We will study the judgment' consider it and determine a way forward.
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It's now up to U.S. policymakers to figure out the way forward.
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Either way, it's up to you, scientists, to find the way forward.
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"We haven't found that yet," Starmer said of finding a way forward.
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The next step for this conversation is to chart a way forward.
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We think that putting boots on the ground is the way forward.
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But We Know the Devil slyly points at a better way forward.
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"We think the way forward for security cameras is intelligence," Veron said.
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Trump is far from the only politician mulling the right way forward.
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I cringed but ultimately agreed, believing it was the only way forward.
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And what they're learning is that the way forward is to unlearn.
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Then they would decide the best way forward, according to their correspondence.
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"Brands are forcing themselves to know it's the way forward," she said.
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Still, the way forward for Democrats in statewide races there is uncertain.
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There are also continuing splits about tactics for the best way forward.
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We will work with all stakeholders to figure out a way forward.
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Both sides need to consider whether violence is the best way forward.
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Believe it or not, the Conner family may point the way forward.
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""It is vital that all leaders now pursue a diplomatic way forward.
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"I'm totally convinced now that this is the way forward," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren, on the other hand, pointed the way forward on Wednesday.
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And once again Miss Chief presides over all, leads the way forward.
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But, for now, the NPR provides a reasoned and reasonable way forward.
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If that were the way forward, Biden would probably already be losing.
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It'll be interesting to see what they suggest as the way forward.
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But the way forward is still under debate at the White House.
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Or is there a clear way forward on Brexit favored by Parliament?
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"After the Education Wars" helps us to see a better way forward.
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Charting a way forward in this tumultuous time will not be easy.
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But the ugliness persists and we're still groping for a way forward.
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"Yes, I'm disappointed ... that's not the way forward," Barley told Deutschlandfunk radio.
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We hope that summit will succeed in generating a detailed roadmap with a concrete plan and schedule on the way forward to North Korea's denuclearization and in creating a way forward to achieve lasting peace on the Korean peninsula.
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There's something unpleasant deeper into the forest, but that's your only way forward.
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So why can't we imagine a way forward with issues like racist fanwork?
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Microsoft wins by a nose, but Apple gets props for leaning way forward.
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Both sides agree that if technology can do this, it's the way forward.
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I&aposm trying to see if we could possibly find a way forward.
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You're pretty much going to have the gas pedal all the way forward.
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It also points the way forward to a new era of strategic forgetting.
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"I think every family looks for a way forward," Lopez said over email.
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We are leading the way forward with the nation's most comprehensive reform package.
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For 30 years, Ceres has been showing all of us the way forward.
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Its Elite Daily acquisition seems to point the way forward for the company.
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The combination of the traditional and the new shows me the way forward.
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There are big, important conversations to have here on the best way forward.
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Increasing investments in infrastructure, production capacities and human capital are the way forward.
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What's next: The way forward is still unclear, though tomorrow promises high drama.
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Mr Turnbull has bravely asked a parliamentary committee to suggest a way forward.
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As we went to press, Mrs May was still seeking a way forward.
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Ultimately, the way forward is to fly more women astronauts, and study them.
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Put another way, you might say that the way forward begins with Reflection.
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"Keeping meal times as positive as possible is the way forward," said Smith.
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Such very different recommendations suggest that neither path offers an obvious way forward.
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A lot is happening in a very beginning stage ... of a way forward.
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Is there a way forward without throwing the baby out with the bathwater?
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The show went off without a hitch, and gave her a way forward.
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The process of elimination would seem to leave only one logical way forward.
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No consensus on a way forward has emerged despite weeks of extensive debate.
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The only way forward is through the radical connectivity of the human heart.
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Put another way, you might say that the way forward begins with Reflection.
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And the increasingly uncertain way forward -- if that even exists -- on North Korea.
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" Now, however, he said that he "truly believes it's the only way forward.
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We need a new way forward for American workers and for the country.
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It doesn't matter what your politics are; we must find a way forward.
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Patty Murray continue to work to find a way forward on health care.
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Gray holds no such hope, and yet his book offers a way forward.
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A perhaps apocryphal story from the Harry Truman era suggests a way forward.
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I hacked my way forward and made things up as I went along.
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" White said, "the way forward is in the hands of the North Koreans.
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Her party planned to hold internal discussions on the way forward Monday morning.
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Democrats, with the help of independents, can rise to lead the way forward.
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The way forward is a diverse chorus of voices speaking up for diversity.
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O'Rourke regularly invokes a vision of national unity as the only way forward.
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Sanders is "assessing" his way forward, campaign manager Faiz Shakir said on Tuesday.
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The beleaguered prime minister, Theresa May, keeps insisting there is a way forward.
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My patient's caregivers held several multidisciplinary meetings to choose the right way forward.
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What, then, would be the most likely way forward for pro-remain MPs?
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Nobody had ever sat down with them to devise a comprehensive way forward.
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It coincided with people starting to believe that electric was the way forward.
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But on Thursday, many were adamant that civilians should forge the way forward.
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" He said his weary nation wanted peace: "Forgiveness is the only way forward.
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Sustained diplomatic pressure, including more sanctions, offers the best way forward, for now.
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Monge is plain in his opinion that "decolonization" is the only way forward.
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To try and juice the numbers, dark patterns present an attractive way forward.
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You do not, however, have to figure out the way forward all alone.
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If he does not, Parliament with luck comes up with another way forward.
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A proposed peace treaty between Missouri and Kansas may show the way forward.
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Both officials said council members would meet soon to discuss a way forward.
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"There's a way forward, but it starts with reopening the government," said Rep.
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Yet Roseanne picks her way forward — without elegance but ultimately with good will.
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And the way forward is to build social solidarity across lines of division.
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And this 'Better Way Forward' is a document to advise our House Republicans.
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But forgiveness is a way forward only when it's warranted, Professor Hieronymi suggests.
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We owe our children a new way forward in this technology-driven era.
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Collins, for example, that we can figure a way forward to help her.
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"I think if it's not Martha McSally, there's no way forward," Brown says.
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He could see no other way forward, no way to fix his mistakes.
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Common Sense When the Ralph Lauren Corporation recently unveiled a turnaround plan, calling it "The Way Forward," it unwittingly invoked another all-American icon fallen on hard times: Ford Motor, whose "Way Forward" plan in 2006 saved the automaker from bankruptcy.
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School of Seven Bells had found a way forward, un-self-conscious and unified.
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Fortunately, lessons learned from the rehabilitation of nutrition research can point a way forward.
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The imprisoned activists began charting a way forward for a post-apartheid South Africa.
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Mexico's government has rejected the proposal as "severe" and "not the best way forward".
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It is time to pay close attention and help Congress find its way forward.
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I don't believe that empathy alone offers a way forward in the gun debate.
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We are one nation, rural and urban, indivisible, yearning for a new way forward.
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Now it's up to NASCAR to prove that this is the right way forward.
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Through music, they show us the way forward, to an ever more vibrant future.
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There are few easy answers when it comes to determining the best way forward.
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Cultural conservatives, on the other hand, believe that the best way forward is backward.
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The way forward won't be easy, even if the deputies do approve the bill.
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Next to her, Jillian was slumped all the way forward over the lap belt.
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Meanwhile, some congressional Republicans were still trying to find a way forward on healthcare.
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An EAC summit, scheduled for months ago, was meant to find a way forward.
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I hope it will help someone else who's hurting to find their way forward.
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And once a new American team is in place, a way forward may emerge.
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"That's what we will discuss tomorrow - what is the best way forward," he added.
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Having a close relationship with readers is the only way forward for job security.
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Earlier, May's divided cabinet of senior ministers had met to discuss a way forward.
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Perhaps the best way forward is for Members of Parliament to use their judgment.
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But the only way forward on this issue — you asked a question about flexibility.
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Difficult as that may be, it is the way forward, argues the Global Commission.
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"Obama has shown the way forward in addressing the past without whitewashing and denying."
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Moreover, her honesty offers a way forward for others struggling with the same hurdles.
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We will assess the project underway, and decide the way forward by project end.
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But in a liberal democracy, the right way forward is free and open discussion.
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"This is a humble beginning but will certainly pave the way forward," he said.
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Reilly hopes that this time, TNT can point the way forward for other networks.
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And so we have to figure out a way forward to get to denuclearization.
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Reducing overall chemical burden is the best way forward until more information is available.
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They worked through their differences and found a way forward after fits and starts.
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Is that route the best way forward when it comes to sharing our stories?
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Some Republicans have said they are trying to find a way forward on healthcare.
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The optimal way forward requires a full integration of the euro area fiscal policy.
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We're here to stand up for everyday voters who need a better way forward.
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Becerra is a way forward, rather than another success for the tyrannical Christian patriarchy.
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The way forward won't be easy, but after this weekend it is increasingly clear.
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"The way forward is for them to both pursue their respective goals," Carson said.
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But Biden said there's a "better way forward," calling for policymakers to prioritize employment.
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"We will make an announcement on the way forward," Liow was quoted as saying.
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Against this background, more investment seems to be the best and easiest way forward.
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If even these gentle souls can't find common ground, where is the way forward?
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"The UK should now indicate the way forward or indicate a plan," Barnier said.
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But Biden said there's a "better way forward," calling for policymakers to prioritize employment.
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The EMP Commission reports — seven more awaiting release from DoD — show the way forward.
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Dombrovskis said the Commission was not jumping to conclusions about the best way forward.
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And men -- men wanting a different way forward -- are necessarily part of the solution.
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This is not to say the Green New Deal is the perfect way forward.
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The Way Forward Can Congress actually address the "musts, shoulds, and coulds" this year?
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Thankfully, Meghan's mother has survived with dignity and style and that's the way forward.
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A working relationship with the Cuban Baseball Federation may be the best way forward.
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We will work with the players and league to find a positive way forward.
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Saichin reckons flexible strategies not tightly tied to the benchmarks are the way forward.
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Get used to it – this is the new way forward for the automotive industry.
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It, too, had emphasized video as a way forward, particularly by live streaming events.
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"Lean way forward on your feet like you're Michael Jackson," Mr. Hendershott told him.
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A government commission will meet on Thursday to try to plot a way forward.
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I do think there's room for both and that coexistence is the way forward.
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I do know this, though: The way forward should involve more transparency, not less.
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In this specific situation, the complex art of neighborliness is our best way forward.
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They will only find a way forward if they are able to work together.
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Your care for each other will be a large part of your way forward.
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Still, Beijing and New Delhi — not, embarrassingly enough, Washington — are showing the way forward.
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As Odell sees it, the only way forward is to be like Old Survivor.
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Fast floor action to help thousands of coal miners is the obvious way forward.
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"If this government falls, the only way forward would be new elections," he said.
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But it is the only way forward for those who have more realistic expectations.
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The story of how the Open Banking Standard developed might show a way forward.
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But there may be a way forward to achieve the goals of the coalition.
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Here's what you need to know: • G.O.P. seeks a way forward on health care.
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So, three years ago, Apple released the Apple Watch, promising a better way forward.
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Expect both parties to meet separately after the vote to plot their way forward.
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Play Number Three: Cast a vision for the way forward to the American people.
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What you could do as a way forward given the assurances that are required.
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He said Germany needed a sense of "homeland" with a common, democratic, way forward.
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However, a little something called time served is gonna push that date way forward.
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The group identified several policy options, but agreed that the way forward is complicated.
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I think as all print media is in decline, digital is the way forward.
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Maybe She's Gotta Have It can point a new way forward in 2017, too.
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He saw a crisis of culture brewing and tried to point the way forward.
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We're gonna try things at a small scale to just figure our way forward.
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Furthermore, we believe that dialogue is the most productive way forward for all parties involved.
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There is no getting around the fact that honesty is really the only way forward.
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And some Twitter users did express support for Musk's efforts to find a way forward.
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But for the past several months, one way forward has loomed larger than the rest.
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Before talking about the way forward, it's worth being clear about how we got here.
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From Opinion: Our columnist writes that a general election is the only way forward. Lost?
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As we head into Fall 2017, the way forward after the eruption is becoming clear.
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The only way forward is down, to try and find a way to save everyone.
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Asked whether the Trump administration envisaged Palestinian statehood as the way forward, Bolton sounded circumspect.
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But mobilizing by identifying capital and money as the enemy is not the way forward.
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But we all know, and Kushner does too, that progress is the only way forward.
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Proposals for a way forward were deliberated in a discussion set up by the GFCA.
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On the replace side, there are these tensions between conservatives on the best way forward.
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It's the only way forward in capitalism, and it's worth every investment you can make.
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The European Union on Monday called for restraint and dialog to find a way forward.
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If there's a political way forward here, it may depend on a Pelosi-Trump partnership.
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Both parties are actively working to find a mutually agreeable way forward given these facts.
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"We remain hopeful that we can find a way forward, with mutual respect," he said.
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I can't sit by while families across the country struggle to find a way forward.
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Simply put: The way forward is far more treacherous than the road to Tuesday's vote.
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Going forward, Chan said he believed private consumption would pave the way forward for China.
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The administration believes that more inequality is simply the best way forward on the merits.
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So what's your case to [your Republican colleagues] that this is a good way forward?
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It nonetheless offers something like a way forward for a continent with few such exemplars.
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"Hard and sweaty work" is the only way forward, says Goran Bronner, the bank's CFO.
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Humanity for the children was at the fore in our analysis of the way forward.
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"We condemn the violence & encourage constructive dialogue to find a peaceful way forward," he said.
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A way forward "It's hit us like a ton of bricks in Manchester," Goonan said.
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Add in safety enhancements and efficient waste recycling, nuclear energy offers a sustainable way forward.
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Yusuf told them that the only way forward was to install a caliphate in Nigeria.
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A declaration of a national emergency remains the best way forward for Trump, they say.
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Goldman's' way forward is likely to be anything but easy, even with billions backing it.
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The way forward is to think not just outside the lines, but far beyond them.
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"We condemn the violence & encourage constructive dialog to find a peaceful way forward," he said.
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The safest way forward is to publish known quantities by authors with an existing fanbase.
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A way forward would be to apply basic accounting principles to reformulate our tax policies.
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But if we work together, we'll find a way forward that benefits and protects everyone.
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Paulsen see a way forward for the only health insurance product proven to reduce costs.
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Many are pointing to fjord-flecked Norway as a possible model for the way forward.
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Malmstrom said "short-term plurilateral arrangements within the WTO framework" were the best way forward.
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Wearing a yukata, he slowly made his way forward, moving in and out of fog.
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This piece offers a no-bullshit way forward for young women devastated by the result.
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To find a way forward, he dives restlessly into the underground, sifting through the past.
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There is only one way forward, and it is the Advent Calendar of Advent Calendars.
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"Nietzsche's way forward was not more [racial] purity but instead more mixing," Drochon told me.
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"But I think that's probably the way forward, as hard as that is," Costolo said.
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A few shows do wink at different kinds of blackness, offering a better way forward.
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To find a way forward, opposition leaders must now sublimate their own differences and rivalries.
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Like most everyone else, the prime minister has no easy answers about the way forward.
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At work, vulnerability led to failure, but in love, vulnerability is the only way forward.
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China and Vietnam's market socialism model under Communist Party rule could provide a way forward.
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This is the way forward: these questions and this change is what I'm interested in.
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Galloway proposed an alternate way forward for the company: Become a super-smart travel agency.
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Fiscal spending is way forward, but it's not easy to paper over panic with handouts.
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This knowledge must then underpin inclusive national and global dialogues about the best way forward.
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One possible way forward would be to experiment with a female actor as Peer Gynt.
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We set out Europe's way forward on A.I. in a dedicated strategy earlier this year.
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There is one way forward, but it comes at a cost and will anger progressives.
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She has also stirred outrage for saying "Christianity is a way forward" for Aboriginal Australians.
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Meanwhile, some congressional Republicans were still trying to find a way forward on healthcare reform.
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We're going to keep on talking about it and see if there's a way forward.
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In India, proper urban planning and development will be the way forward, according to Sharma.
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Doja app founder Hoashi still believes encouraging people to buy legal is the way forward.
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Can these two find a shared way forward, and will the divided country they inhabit?
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They and a small group of bipartisan senators are trying to find a way forward.
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How can we discuss a way forward without acknowledging that race is an issue here?
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Shannon Keating recently confronted that unsettling question, and through the struggle shows a way forward.
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This is about Ford, Kavanaugh, and how we, together, figure out the right way forward.
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Now the conversation has begun about repairing the damage and charting the best way forward.
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Some Republicans have said they are trying to find a way forward on health care.
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The votes are not binding, but they could help lawmakers settle on a way forward.
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"But I'm not ready to make an announcement yet about the way forward," he said.
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The Way Forward First, Trump must remember Tehran is a partner in proliferation with Pyongyang.
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But for the first time in years, he sees a way forward for his country.
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"Playing with him is kind of crazy, in a good way," forward Sam Hauser said.
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The European Union on Monday called for restraint and dialogue to find a way forward.
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Maybe last week convinced New England that a Lewis-heavy approach is the way forward.
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Like so: This is a time-intensive process, but Google thinks it's the best way forward.
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However difficult it may be, the parties have no choice but to find a way forward.
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And then there's that dormant chip that could point a way forward for third-party developers.
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Woosley expects that PWA's are the way forward for many Magento customers, especially in emerging markets.
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That's when I worked my way forward in their catalogue and fell in love with everything.
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However desirable economic development is, insisting upon it as the way forward traps billions in poverty.
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The only way forward that I saw was deleting my account and creating a new one.
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I think it's very important that brands explore media; I think it's the only way forward.
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But in preventing both crises and monopolies, regulation is a better way forward than shrinking finance.
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As recently as a few years ago, Udacity was struggling to figure out the way forward.
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Sankararaman says that the study's design also shows a possible way forward in researching Neanderthal DNA.
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In the process, they aren't just engaging audiences — they're showing the way forward for virtual reality.
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"That was the moment in time where the cloud really became the way forward," McDermott said.
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And he acknowledged there was "no way forward on the political front without active Russian cooperation."
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"We'd like to consider political developments and circumstances before determining the best way forward," he said.
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And the only possible way forward is by urgently repairing and restoring our badly broken democracy.
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Surrounding yourself with love and the right amount of self-care is always the way forward.
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Now even Mr Rouhani appears to agree that the way forward lies with provocation and escalation.
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However, a 2nd referendum is not the way forward and is not supported by the public.
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My guess, though, Aquarius, is that you're just going to keep zig-zagging your way forward.
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This is not just a pot hole, it is a major roadblock on the way forward.
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The two leaders agreed to stay in close touch on a way forward, the statement added.
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Despite that, however, the 2017 Continental is decidedly a new way forward for Ford's luxury brand.
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People are still politically and rhetorically committed to the Stockholm Agreement as the best way forward.
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The only way forward is for men to drop their pack mentality and let women in.
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A lot of things to improve, but things always seem to be moving the way forward.
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But for an industry bedeviled by interface and compatibility issues, Alexa is an attractive way forward.
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In the service of country and our democracy, they knew they must find a way forward.
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However, the company now hopes that working with developers more directly will be another way forward.
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Starace said last week M&A in power distribution assets was the most logical way forward.
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"I love when his ears are all the way forward and he has a huge smile."
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Twilio isn't the only company banking on API-based services as the way forward for enterprises.
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I gazed through the darkness until there was a hint of daylight, indicating the way forward.
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Is there a way that we can work with other partners to find a way forward?
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I think talking about it is the way forward, letting people know they're welcome, educating people.
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"There was a very, very good atmosphere and we agreed on the way forward," he said.
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She is now seeking to reach a compromise with the Labour Party on a way forward.
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However, it does seem that taking elements of these two approaches might provide a way forward.
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"An amicable negotiated resolution is definitely the way forward and in Rocco's best interests," he added.
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Nehlen even bought Ryan's book, "The Way Forward," and passed it out to friends as gifts.
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Wu also seeks to point the way forward for a neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust law.
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Having lost the argument against the new force, Pentagon leaders must now develop the way forward.
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With some bumps and bruises, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change had found a way forward.
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" Hoffman continued: "You want to minimize friction and find the most effective, most efficient way forward.
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You'll have to ask the sponsors about it as to what the way forward will be.
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Something along those lines, ideally on a global scale, looks like the best way forward now.
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Amid the growing competition for deals, co-operation may be the way forward, some analysts said.
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He discovered the only way forward on this topic is to deal with it head-on.
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We share that way forward for all of us in America to focus on as well.
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But meth obviously is an actual issue for some Americans, so what's the way forward here?
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"We are studying our way forward ... in full compliance with all international laws," a spokesman said.
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Everyone has to do their part in their community and say this is the way forward.
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It is healthcare's responsibility to build a way forward in recovery that includes long-term health.
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The way forward, no matter who wins the election, is to rebuild trust and community feeling.
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The DJ, as is so often the case with DJs, provided us with a way forward.
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It is intriguing that each thinks that re-evaluating economic principles may be the way forward.
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"Republicans are trying to feel their way forward on how they can raise objections," Rosenthal said.
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Whether this approach can work is still unclear, but Johnston sees this as the way forward.
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The "Turkish Model" was widely praised as the way forward for Muslim countries aspiring for reform.
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We cannot go back, despite the hopes of many, so we'd better find a way forward.
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But for Danish, the Kashmir University scholar, frequent trips to Banihal are the only way forward.
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Ostensibly it was to share ideas and seek a bipartisan way forward on health care reform.
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He later summoned Coons to join him in the anteroom to figure out a way forward.
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These are not easy policy questions, so we need to get busy discussing our way forward.
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The president himself seemed to be trying to find a way forward as the weekend proceeded.
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As it rebuilds, Fukushima has set its sights on leading the way forward in renewable energy.
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Two weeks ago, the embattled Weinstein Company looked like it had finally found a way forward.
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A court trial, where more details could spill out, is not the way forward, Uber suggests.
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"I think we got a way forward that seems to be fair to everybody," Graham said.
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One by one, the trucks stacked up on Metropolitan lurch and loudly belch their way forward.
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The way forward President Obama lost his bet that Iran would moderate its ballistic missile testing.
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"Autonomous response is the only way forward when it comes to fighting AI attacks," she says.
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What now for Republicans as they try to figure out a way forward toward repealing ObamaCare?
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The United States remains committed to the Minsk agreements as the way forward in eastern Ukraine.
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Reaganism, Republicanism, core conservatism and Trump populism must be effectively combined for a successful way forward.
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A sensible way forward has been suggested by Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"There is a more effective way forward than regulatory systems that are different," Mr. Bozzella said.
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After corporate greed ripped apart the Rust Belt, my city had to find a way forward.
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But sometimes it&aposs what we can&apost see as clearly that clarifies our way forward.
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There could be an alternative way forward: technology advances can help poor countries create more employment.
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The best way forward, he argues, is to focus on our similarities, not on our differences.
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There was no way forward except through a public baring-of-their-soul for wary whites.
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Tech ethics advocate Tristan Harris explains what he thinks is the way forward to Kara Swisher.
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"The best way forward is the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement," Juncker told the European Parliament.
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In other words, the morally best way forward can be a rewriting of the faulty financial past.
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"We see partnership, cooperation and investments as the way forward in a fast-changing environment," Soderling added.
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Kalentis believes that increased surveillance and a coordinated military response from the EU isn't the way forward.
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The way forward, he suggested, starts with South Africans recognizing the situation as it is right now.
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"Basel is going to come out very soon on a proposed way forward on that," Bland said.
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So small-bore compromises are the only way forward for the foreseeable future in a divided government.
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The company also said it will continue to execute its Way Forward Plan announced in June 2016.
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It's a really interesting way forward in terms of enhancing the physical play and the digital play.
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Kotaku editor-in-chief Brian Crecente described Steam as a way forward for the entire gaming industry.
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He tells Stelter, "The only way forward is to really really look this stuff in the face."
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Rite Aid has been struggling to find a way forward after two failed mergers in two years.
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But of course any further extension must require and must have a credible and realistic way forward.
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"We haven't identified a satisfactory way forward, but those discussions are going to continue," McCarthy said Thursday.
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They need to make sense of what has happened to them, and find a meaningful way forward.
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That scenario has not yet occurred as negotiations to find a way forward continue behind the scenes.
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Frustrated with congressional inaction, Obama made a bold second-term decision to forge his own way forward.
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That's bad news for anyone hoping the US and North Korea might find a peaceful way forward.
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A good way forward, they suggested, would be a simple one requiring no change in the rules.
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On Monday the city's mayor, Bill de Blasio, a Clinton supporter, sought to ease the way forward.
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Over the past year, however, the company has looked to bleeding-edge technology as a way forward.
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As the prime minister said on Friday ... it is now for others to find a way forward.
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What was the way forward for a company shaken to its foundations by the cord-cutting revolution?
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I think this is the most pragmatic way forward for decoupling the gun from the power fantasy.
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Odey added that it sees a takeover of Acacia as the only logical way forward for Barrick.
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"I am trying to make sense of it and figure out the best way forward," she says.
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Regardless, Drake believes that cutting ties is the way forward when moving on from a past relationship.
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The experts said this might be one way forward, although it would need to be studied further.
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With Suicide Squad director David Ayers out of the picture, not even it has a way forward.
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Its experimentation in Louisville is evidence enough that Google Fiber was looking for a new way forward.
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Europe's best way forward is to stay together as a strong, well-integrated, and deeply interconnected continent.
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Her first, and her favorite, was "The Way Forward" (1950), which drew upon her childhood in Arkansas.
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Politicians responding to the oil troubles are heeding calls for a new way forward, centered around startups.
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The way forward Whether we like it or not, we are all in this cybersecurity effort together.
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"I think that he'll be looking for a consensus on the way forward in Afghanistan," Kupchan said.
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Sometimes you'll find yourself in situations where you'll need to regroup and choose the best way forward.
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Kerry said the gathering of top stakeholders in Geneva will provide more insight on the way forward.
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Most screens in Celeste suggest an obvious way forward, but if you're curious, there are other paths.
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And I would expect us to continue leading the way forward on this from this point on.
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Frank is defiant and argues that he'll get off; Claire insists censure is still the way forward.
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But this past weekend also showed a way forward for those opposed to Trump's historically unpopular presidency.
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For a few hours, in my black life, my corner of Brooklyn felt like the way forward.
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We will therefore make a statement about the way forward and table an amendable motion by Monday.
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He believes wheelchairs will continue to be the way forward, rather than more ambitious technologies using exoskeletons.
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"There will be fits and starts, but I bet they can find a way forward," he said.
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He said he would meet today with Carper to try to figure out a way forward. Sen.
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Those initial steps—credit cards, checking accounts, and the like—are probably the way forward for now.
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"Straightforward communication and action are almost always the best way to find a way forward," she said.
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A better way forward – a wiser way – is to focus on areas of common ground and agreement.
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Senate Republicans will huddle on Wednesday evening to look for a way forward on GOP healthcare legislation.
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Reid also invited Sanders to speak to the Senate Democratic caucus next Tuesday about the way forward.
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It is also true for health-policy wonks trying to see a way forward for important legislation.
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What pointed the way forward was a handful of producers who had largely sat out the craze.
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The crowd roars in excitement as kids push their way forward to fill the front few rows.
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He found a way forward at a time when the art world's attention was predictably directed elsewhere.
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But California was built on dreams and perseverance and the bolder path is still our way forward.
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Brad Parscale, Trump's 24 campaign manager, tweeted last month that he thinks this is the way forward.
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It is wise to have a candid conversation with your financial planner about the best way forward.
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The administration needs to have the chance to fully consult with all parties on the way forward.
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These are my small miracles scattered like bread crumbs, the way forward dotting the path behind me.
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And if those studios, distributors, and exhibitors don't find a way forward, Netflix will eat them alive.
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The way forward — and what effect it might have on Judge Kavanaugh's chances for confirmation — remained unclear.
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A strength of this picture is that it explains seeming setbacks as continuations of the way forward.
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The Versa didn't single-handedly save Fitbit, but it gave the struggling wearable company a way forward.
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After that, Bowyer took care of business, working his way forward and finishing in the top five.
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In each situation, we must feel our way forward, reconciling our conflicting intuitions about what "equal" means.
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Oddly, last year's presidential run by Senator Bernie Sanders, a secular Jew, may suggest a way forward.
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Unless he can find a way around them, it is hard to see a viable way forward.
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Steffensen: We have an amazing amount of knowledge that could really show [them] the right way forward.
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A full-bore position of support for the president was the only real way forward, Surabian argued.
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This approach offers the best way forward for adapting to changing technology, while preserving the MTCR overall.
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But Maggie's tractor performance had convinced other Hilltoppers that toughness and her leadership was the way forward.
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The key matter at hand remains the way forward for the Iran nuclear deal under President Trump.
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As a society, we owe all our children safety, support, opportunity and help finding a way forward.
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James Mattis to lead the Department of Defense signals a new way forward for the U.S. military.
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For Spain's double world champion Fernandez, the only way forward is to recognize his own body's limitations.
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But her meta-lucidity amid terrible confusion, driven by powerful love, has given us a way forward.
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This way forward should provide incentives for Iran to moderate, inducements lacking in the present nuclear accord.
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Sitting down at the table as Zuckerberg did in Germany… is really the most productive way forward.
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Officials from Colombia, Ecuador and Peru will meet in Bogota next week to seek a way forward.
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"I think that is the only way forward to make the bilateral summit a success," the diplomat said.
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It goes back to your point about the fact that you know perhaps reform is the way forward.
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If he sticks to these commitments, the only way forward is to leave the EU without a deal.
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There are no guarantees the Artemis program will succeed, but it would certainly mark a new way forward.
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Under the banner "A Better Way Forward, " Brady is leading the House effort to revamp the tax code.
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But Little Falls, Minnesota — a town of 8,000 people — has a plan that may be the way forward.
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Barclay said the government had already promised to give parliament time to try to find a way forward.
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After February's open FCC meeting, Pai told reporters he's been speaking with Congress about the best way forward.
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But at one point a pushy man with a paunch thrust his way forward with his young daughter.
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Such petty defensiveness is neither a fitting tribute to King Bhumibol nor a good way forward for Thailand.
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Even though there was no way forward for the nano, it's a little sad to see it go.
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It exists in a time between the old and the very new and shows us the way forward.
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But doing something you aren't into just because you feel you ought to is not the way forward.
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While Clinton was right about the challenges created by the law, he was wrong about the way forward.
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I couldn't imagine a way forward for television, the medium I love so much, after watching that finale.
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I used to believe that challenging myself was the only way forward, but I've since learned my limits.
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In a Facebook post that garnered 2741,8003 reactions from users, Oswalt wrote about somehow finding a way forward.
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Instead, they stumble and stammer their way forward, punctuating themselves with amiable space-holders like "um" or "so".
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The constraints facing central banks suggest better hopes for the second way forward—greater reliance on fiscal policy.
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Then, the receiver bends all the way forward, putting their hands on the floor and arching their back.
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We are going to continue to try to find a way forward in order to end this war.
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Analysts at Scope Ratings, a ratings agency, reckon the only way forward for that division is "drastic" cuts.
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However, more than six months since their meeting in Washington, it is still unclear what's the way forward.
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If investors and managers do not find an acceptable way forward, alienated voters may impose an unacceptable solution.
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Tensions between the US and North Korea continue to escalate as US officials consider the best way forward.
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Regulation is really the only way forward, as Breakingviews' Jennifer Saba and Robert Cyran pointed out last week.
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Others are wending their way forward, typically with a cloudy future in terms of their ultimate deregulatory success.
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Do you really believe that's the right way forward or is this just in service of the routine?
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But even with more time to resolve the crisis, no one can agree on the best way forward.
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He sees this type of relationship as the most practical and economically sustainable way forward for all parties.
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A political agreement, difficult as this is to achieve and make work, is the only viable way forward.
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"That continues to haunt our society, and the only way forward is through truth and reconciliation," she said.
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This is designed to allow the U.K. time to get the deal through or indicate another way forward.
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But we have to keep forging our way forward and try to bring people back to together again.
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The most obvious way forward would be for them to eat all the foodstufs they buy and cook.
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Empirical data has said that that is not the way forward, but they still want to do it.
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The leaders of Turkey, Russia and Iran met in Ankara to try to develop a common way forward.
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Washington (CNN)One way or another, House Republicans have to find a way forward on immigration this week.
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"Defense [of Dreamers] includes putting legislation that charts a way forward," said Gutiérrez at a press conference Friday.
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His aides spoke for him, insisting that he would soldier on and that he had a way forward.
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At a time of nearly unprecedented paralysis in Washington, a look back may actually point the way forward.
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More emphasis on what works, and more investment to make it happen, is the way forward, she believes.
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A possible way forward would be to invite the president to fill the vacant seat quickly — but temporarily.
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"It is now in the hands of politicians in Skopje to decide on the way forward," they said.
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The Way Forward Now that Washington has abandoned the accord, it is unclear what the Plan B is.
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Mattis in June promised to deliver Congress a strategy by mid-July on the way forward in Afghanistan.
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Clear-eyed, full-throated support and effort to lay out the strategy on the way forward on immigration.
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Indeed, M.P.s voted no last week on every measure that suggested a specific way forward, apart from delay.
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As talk of Afghan peace accords grows stronger, both of these realities must figure into the way forward.
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In June, House Republicans, led by Mr. Ryan, unveiled their so-called Better Way Forward on Tax Reform.
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All of this has helped fuel a reform movement but the best way forward has yet to materialize.
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"There is a better way forward," he argues in a blog post on the University of Delaware's website.
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Fashion — the clothes that define you — should not be a way back; it should offer a way forward.
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Though our grief flung us apart, it ultimately glued us back together — it was the only way forward.
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And sure, Cho's words were almost certainly lip service as the company struggles to find its way forward.
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At the time, many in the region thought a revival of defense jobs was the only way forward.
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Well, I know putting men on a pedestal for performing basic decency is definitely not the way forward.
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But now, thanks to a data scientist's extensive dissection, feuding Mario Kart combatants have a better way forward.
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Trump and Xi are expected to discuss a way forward regarding tariffs and other issues when they meet.
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A source close to the Bloomberg campaign said advisers would meet Wednesday to talk about the way forward.
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The best way forward, in other words, is a temporary, nationwide suspension of debt payments for small businesses.
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LOS ANGELES — Two weeks ago, the embattled Weinstein Company looked like it had finally found a way forward.
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I think ultimately, though, the family suffered this incredible loss and they needed to find a way forward.
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The generals' program is a pragmatic way forward to preserve an Israel that is Jewish, democratic and secure.
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MPs could finally back an election, or stalemate could continue, with no clear way forward receiving majority support.
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After consulting with medical professionals and my team, we decided that having surgery was the best way forward.
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Tesla shows that business, business, and more business is the way forward for a country at a crossroads.
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He painted them feeling their way forward, hands on each other's shoulders, bathed in a weird yellow light.
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The only way forward was to develop my skills quickly and work really hard, so I did both.
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Howard and his supporters said they still think naming a road after King is the best way forward.
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McConnell and McDonough will both make their case about the best way forward with the Supreme Court vacancy.
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And I think the most logical way forward is to tie that to border security and interior enforcement.
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" To that end, Ms. Salke said she had decided that the way forward for Amazon involves different "lanes.
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But blind faith in objectivity and factual truth alone has not proven to be a promising way forward.
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And we have a responsibility to identify a way forward that can secure the backing of the House.
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But if we go to Mars, and terraform it — make it habitable — there's another way forward for mankind.
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But on Saturday, the 11 remaining Pacific Rim countries agreed on a way forward — without the United States.
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"Companies don't like stock-outs either, so it is in everyone's interest to find a way forward," he said.
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Harold Ford Jr., former Democratic congressman from Tennessee, also felt Trump needed to show more of a way forward.
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They talked about a way forward that was more functional than what they had been witnessing as private citizens.
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The city is looking at traffic plans from the 1996 Olympics to figure out a way forward, Reed said.
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But good news came in November: The NSF announced a way forward that wouldn't require shutting down the observatory.
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The point of life is in the struggle, is in the way forward through suffering that marks human existence.
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They teach us how our history led us to this political moment, and they show us the way forward.
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Once I have a way forward, I reflect on how I could have done something different to prevent it.
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For Davis, who is trans, Charm reflects an essential conversation about inclusion in theater — and, ideally, a way forward.
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After everyone else, including Fadell, started to agree that multitouch was the way forward, Schiller became the lone holdout.
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Yang's UBI is not the way forward, but his ideas are more palatable in a post-welfare-reform world.
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A controversial politician, Petro's 2011 election was seen as proof that politics was the way forward for rebel movements.
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Asking prices fell because, after holding out, sellers realized "the only way forward was drop their price," he said.
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The only way forward is to negotiate with the elite, recognize Russia's interests, and try to establish constructive relations.
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"We look forward to having a conversation with the DOJ about what the correct way forward is," Assange said.
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On talks with the opposition Labour Party, he said a permanent customs union was not a good way forward.
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"Deploying artificial intelligence tools which would improve reporting and transparency should be the only way forward," Durodie told CNBC.
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And, as it happens, what Mr. Hilfiger found by delving into his own back pages was a way forward.
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If May cannot get that approval, she will need to return to the EU "to indicate a way forward".
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This did not sit well with Mrs May, who pointedly responded that such comments were "not the way forward".
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They know their customers are scared, as business models are being disrupted and the way forward is not clear.
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"It's rare to have such disparate groups come together so solidly to support the way forward," she told Reuters.
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A conditional amnesty which might include performing some act of public service looks like the best way forward here.
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The option of putting serious prices on industrial emissions, coal burning, and high-pollution automobiles is one way forward.
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Luke's a black man trying to forge a way forward after getting screwed over by the criminal justice system.
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"At this point, we haven't identified a satisfactory way forward, but those discussions are going to continue," McCarthy said.
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As part of the campaign, President Trump promised again and again a new way forward on regulation and energy.
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This scene seems to suggest that the way forward, out of all this nihilistic violence, is through fiery immolation.
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And I believe the way forward would be just to be less precise instead of broader ranges of targets.
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" She added, "At this point, we haven't identified a satisfactory way forward, but those discussions are going to continue.
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Following the direction of the Tea Party is one option, but not necessarily the only way forward for protesters.
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"New York is showing the way forward on economic justice," he said in an official statement at the time.
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A day later, the members of the CBC gathered once more on Capitol Hill to discuss the way forward.
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Pyongyang has put forth a phased approach as the way forward, and this is what we should work toward.
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Abendra Patten, a voter in Port Louis, said he thought that promoting high-tech industries was the way forward.
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Abadi said that despite there being violations in a May parliamentary election, constitutional provisions were the only way forward.
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And we're anxious to learn more and then we'll talk to our board and decide the best way forward.
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A spokeswoman for Pelosi said she's committed to working with the Democratic caucus to agree to a way forward.
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"I think there is a convincing way forward for the party," the Business Insider senior editor wrote in June.
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Vela said discussions among Pelosi critics would continue over the next several days to figure out a way forward.
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It's folks like Rabbi Abe Cooper as well as Valley CEOs who will help us find a way forward.
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The House Homeland Security Committee will hold a hearing on "The Way Forward on Border Security," at 10 a.m.
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If we can see them through the tear gas, they show us a way forward to peace with justice.
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"This is the right way forward for our party, for our country," the Florida senator told supporters in Miami.
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This piece builds on her latest research paper 'US–EU Trade Relations in the Trump Era: Which Way Forward?
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But not mentioning that on stage felt incongruous for a company set on boasting its very deliberate way forward.
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The rural coastal region is still struggling to find a way forward amid dwindling revenue and heightened relief costs.
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But, taken together, their stories explain much about our current age of unrest, and possibly also our way forward.
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Ultimately, Democrats say the only way forward is to pass the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act.
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"He is still in intensive consultations on the way forward," spokeswoman Jessy Chahine told a news briefing in Geneva.
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But some of what happened in 1997 or just after, was fruitful — or at least established a way forward.
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The name stems from its mission of finding "a new way forward in mobility," according to CEO Jon Krafcik.
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And it's not like they have a ton of future assets or cap flexibility to pave the way forward.
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"They are a creative force and the generation we look to to lead the way forward," Ms. Wintour said.
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For less competent governments, one way forward is to get people and organisations to spend deficit-financed funds effectively.
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Republican participation in the bipartisan group was crucial for Democrats seeking assurances from Mr. McConnell on the way forward.
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But as we chart our way forward with the EU, I want to take a moment to look back.
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But as the president struggles to find a way forward, the path is about to become much more hazardous.
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The bipartisan group of senators who helped end the shutdown is now trying to find its own way forward.
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Fixes Global policies that aim to resettle and integrate displaced populations into local societies are providing a way forward.
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If we summon enough gratitude for the former to banish the latter, we just might find our way forward.
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Even better, it doesn't just accuse (nor is it holier than thou), but also suggests a better way forward.
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The way forward, he became convinced, was first and foremost to take the words of Genesis as literally true.
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Both were remarkably realistic, caught in action, one with its head bent low, the other on its way forward.
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In these circumstances the proposed "backstop" is a bridge to nowhere, and a new way forward must be found.
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The Way Forward What then will form the basis of improved relations with our at-times difficult ally Turkey?
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What worried him were the reports he was receiving that his own Bolsheviks were vacillating over the way forward.
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And to be fair, part of their rationale was that it was hard to actually see a way forward.
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And to be fair, part of their rationale was that it was hard to actually see a way forward.
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Even when we are at our most vulnerable, we can always find a way forward by telling our stories.
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To do so, he has dug deep into the Opéra Comique's tradition of innovation to find a way forward.
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The simplest way forward can often mean leaning on others ideas or rules and adapting them as your own.
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Deutsche has been conducting a global review of its investment bank to determine the way forward as revenues shrink.
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Alphabet, the parent company of Google, named the new effort Waymo (short for "a new way forward in mobility").
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But any other way forward would be antithetical to the very ideals of the university and of liberal democracy.
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When the American people join a president's vision for the way forward, Congress has a tendency to follow suit.
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Morrison wrote novels that gave us cautionary tales on life and love, but she also modeled the way forward.
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As the vote remained open into early Saturday morning, several bipartisan senators appeared to confer about a way forward.
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"We are resetting the dialogue to say Paris is not the only way forward to making progress," he wrote.
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The Trump administration has indicated a determined way forward to continue the economic, political and security pressures on Iran.
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Sanders met with Clinton Tuesday night to discuss a way forward after the end of the Democratic primary season.
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The semantic evolution provides both the president and Democrats with a face-saving way forward if they want it.
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We went to a coal town in West Virginia where the way forward doesn't lead back to the mines.
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Having these conversations, working for reform, and helping people who already have these problems is the only way forward.
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If a way forward emerges, May could then go back to the EU and seek changes to her deal.
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"We would then have people with different views coming together to compromise, to find a way forward," he said.
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Let me tell you why I think this solution, though, is the best way forward for all of us.
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It offers a way forward, an alternative to a war that would put both India and Pakistan in jeopardy.
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Despite her failing mind, Ms. McPhee's mother found lucidity in her love, presenting her daughters with a way forward.
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Waymo, the self-driving car, however, stands for "a new way forward in mobility," according to spokesperson Jacqueline Miller.
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Leal is clear that the way forward is to create a professional app that can compete with market leaders.
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And the further planned drawdown should be delayed until the next President has a chance to decide the way forward.
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After 11 seasons playing professionally for Major League Lacrosse, Paul Rabil said he thought there was a better way forward.
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Britain is due to leave the EU on April 12 unless it sets out an alternative way forward on Brexit.
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The company firmly believes that the product's capabilities as a health monitor are the way forward for the Apple Watch.
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" America needs everyone at the table to find a way forward, Filipovic emphasized: "We, as a country, face a choice.
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And for Americans hoping to see a way forward for democratic socialism on their home turf, it was even bigger.
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Any way forward for bonds will be tough because negative rates have crowded investors into bond types with creeping correlations.
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" The article is subtitled: "Why there's no bipartisan way forward at this juncture in our history – one side must win.
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"We will now consult with our European partners to find a common way forward," the spokeswoman wrote in an email.
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That might open the way for parliament to debate and vote on different options for the way forward on Brexit.
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And when it comes to doing justice to the extent of our bookwormery, loud and proud is the way forward.
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Collaboration between political and social scientists, mathematicians, and computer scientists is the ideal way forward, Rodden and McGhee both say.
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Could Baghdad's Shia-dominated government, accused by many of stoking religious and ethnic differences, lead the way forward to peace?
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An agreement to pause new tariffs while conducting negotiations to resolve the trade conflict would be a practical way forward.
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Identifying the hardiest types and encouraging them to grow in new spots is a way forward, though an expensive one.
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The board meeting was called to certify Puerto Rico's new fiscal plan, a document intended to chart the way forward.
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But efforts at a congressional response to Trump's withdrawal have hit partisan roadblocks amid debates about the best way forward.
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"While we share the presidents frustration, we believe that continued, constructive engagement is the right way forward," the group said.
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We need to find a cashless solution that helps them manage their money and mobile wallets is one way forward.
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"We are clear that the way forward is to take the path of fiscal responsibility and social responsibility," Temer said.
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Obama confronts past wars with new way forward Regional tensions Obama also discussed recent problems in the South China sea.
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"While we share the president's frustration, we believe that continued, constructive engagement is the right way forward," the group said.
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In many other post-conflict situations, governments have decided to choose such alternatives to prosecution as the best way forward.
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Finland's Fingrid and Norway's Statnett said there was now a willingness from all parties to find a common way forward.
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"We are studying the judgment carefully and shall seek legal advice as necessary before deciding the way forward," it said.
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Abe has been pushing for a way forward in the dispute over the Russian-held islands that Japan also claims.
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Indeed, fudges and compromise are what define democracy -- the trust in the other to find a mutually agreeable way forward.
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He explains that Carl wanted to find a peaceful way forward and that things don't need to end in violence.
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The way forward That's not to suggest Apple will go down the same route as Sony or HTC anytime soon.
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But an intense debate is underway among the Pentagon, the State Department and the White House over the way forward.
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There's no going back to that look – that ship has sailed – but the way forward is not exactly clear, either.
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"Bipartisan talks continued through the state work period on the way forward on government funding legislation," the Kentucky Republican said.
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The advent of the company's brand new smart assistant Bixby, meanwhile, points the way forward for Samsung's upcoming ecosystem play.
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"We would hope we can close that chapter in our relationship and hope to find a way forward," Malmstrom said.
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With Abe's proven determination to reignite the Japanese economic engine, the new Administration will need to develop a way forward.
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The president gave him the authority to study the best way forward, contrary to reports claiming he froze the ban.
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A Labour Party amendment calls for a delay to Brexit to allow parliament time to find an alternative way forward.
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Since then, the European Commission and the ECB have been discussing the way forward among them and with the bank.
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Restoring power to the states and offering flexibility for them to experiment is the best way forward in healthcare policy.
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With borders closing around them, some are trapped in Serbia and Macedonia, with no way forward and no way back.
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"We're trying to find ourselves right now and there isn't really much going our way," forward Kent Bazemore told reporters.
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Instead, he thinks the way forward lies in completely rebuilding the "user terminal," usually a ground station or large antenna.
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Radiohead worries throughout the album: about environmental devastation, about mass thoughtlessness, about love gone cold, about finding some way forward.
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The House convenes Monday for a truncated workweek as Republicans try to find a way forward on passing a budget.
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Congress and the White House should dispense with such illusions as they search for the best way forward on Syria.
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I think the only way forward is to look at artificial intelligence developments as an opportunity rather than a threat.
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At a time of deep anxiety, cultural diversity as it's lived in Pantin offers an example of a way forward.
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It's taken the joy out of this game ... the only way forward for me is to remove myself from football.
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"We need to show there is a better way forward," he said, that includes more healthcare choices and lower prices.
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Back in 85033, Iran's "Green Movement" failed to coalesce around a concrete set of principles or a definable way forward.
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"The president's actions have driven away our allies, and there is no discernible strategy guiding the way forward," said Sen.
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"It will just really build the evidence base to prove that digital maybe is the way forward for lifestyle change."
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Senators are locked in a turf battle as they plot their way forward in dueling investigations on Russian election interference.
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They may sometimes have a useful place in the reality we're stuck with, but they certainly aren't the way forward.
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In the meantime, Republican and Democrats in both chambers are introducing measures to provide "an alternative way forward," GOP Sen.
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"It will be for my successor to find a way forward that honors the result of the referendum," May said.
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In other words, Washington's dysfunction is now upending progress even when nearly all of America embraces a certain way forward.
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The way forward, for me, has been through the pain, honoring it and feeling it, and being true to it.
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At the hearing, the Banking Committee, which has jurisdiction over sanctions, heard from top administration officials on the way forward.
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"The only way forward for Georgia is to make the country a full member of the Western family," he said.
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"Huawei would welcome the opportunity to actively address any concerns and work together to find a way forward," Bowater said.
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Analysts said one way forward would be to offer Catalonia greater financial autonomy, something that could weigh on national finances.
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"We are studying the judgment carefully and shall seek legal advice as necessary before deciding the way forward," he said.
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When he was asked if the Cincinnati renovation might show the way forward for his New York base, he laughed.
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"There is a lot that is happening in the very beginning stage of a beginning stage of a way forward."
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Xia said deeper integration with mainland China through Belt and Road projects is the way forward for Hong Kong's development.
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"It will be for my successor to seek a way forward that honors the result of the referendum," she said.
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This is gonna be our way forward if we're actually serious about this issue, TODD: Congresswoman Gabbard - move on here.
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The new way forward can take many forms, with changes in the base salary merely one of the tools available.
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In that same speech at Amherst, Audre Lorde was offering a way forward for the women's movement in the 1980s.
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That's not to say that the Visegrad Group doesn't put forward constructive responses or that there isn't a way forward.
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And if America's cities are pointing the way forward, are continuing racial violence and deprivation simply exceptions to the rule?
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If Judge Robreno's decision is upheld by higher courts, it could present a new way forward for the wrongfully convicted.
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Perhaps, he said, a way forward in America would be to emulate Litomysl's example and add context to the monument.
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As other cars in the convoy slowly make their way forward, the black armored car is seen surrounded by miners.
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A popular victory that, I hope, Pablo Z. could eventually recognize as his own and embrace as a way forward.
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And in spooning doggy, the little spoon leans way forward, so you're mimicking doggy style, but lying on your sides.
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On his flight home, he leaned all the way forward in his seat and covered his ears with his hands.
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If we are serious about criminal justice reform, then restoring Pell Grants for incarcerated students is an essential way forward.
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Sifting through the wreckage of a disastrous week, Republican strategists and elected officials were divided over the best way forward.
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According to Rex Geveden, CEO of BWX Technologies, enriching uranium to produce Haleu fuel is the only sustainable way forward.
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But working with OEMs to implement its technologies on third-party device is potentially a much more lucrative way forward.
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He said it seemed more like a chance for people to vent than a discussion to find a way forward.
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That was all the confirmation she needed to make acting her life's work, even if the way forward was unclear.
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But there is another way forward, an alternative to trying to "solve" the conflict or "manage it": shrinking the conflict.
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Moriuchi, now head of strategic threat development at Recorded Future, said one way forward could be the analysis of metadata.
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Finding a way forward for Mr. Ross's company, the International Textile Group, would require cheap labor in Mexico and elsewhere.
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The only way forward is with a legislative solution — not by outsourcing power that Congress has to an executive agency.
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But the features that are rumored to be coming to this year's Apple Watch may also show the way forward.
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The Way Forward First, Trump should revise the National Security Strategy to include human rights as a strategic national interest.
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The EU Commission said it was up to Dutch leaders to reflect on the vote and suggest a way forward.
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"We have a responsibility to identify a way forward that can secure the backing of the House," she told parliament.
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Trump and Xi are expected to discuss a way forward with respect to tariffs and other issues when they meet.
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Sounds like she thinks society is partially to blame for Harvey's misdeeds, and the only way forward is through forgiveness.
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"There was a good and constructive exchange of views that provided useful input for the way forward," a commission spokeswoman said.
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Center leader Annie Loof is the third politician to fail to find a way forward after September's election left parliament deadlocked.
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" LePatner, an attorney, is the author of a book titled, "Too Big to Fall: America's Failing Infrastructure and the Way Forward.
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The only way to advance was by feeling your way forward, arms outstretched to touch the damp trunks on either side.
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Both men have hinted -- I think wisely -- that creating a new regional paradigm for Middle East peace is the way forward.
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A "principals committee" of top administration officials will meet Monday afternoon to discuss the way forward in the fight against ISIS.
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Given this, the only real way forward is for brands to create content that will stop Gen Z in their tracks.
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LAS VEGAS — Down, but not out, Volkswagen has officially unveiled at International CES a car that signifies its new way forward.
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"We do not believe that reopening this costly and time consuming public inquiry is the right way forward," Hancock told parliament.
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Wall Street's collective action may have shown the U.S. government the way forward, but that doesn't mean it will follow suit.
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But also, perhaps more important, these moves reflect a real belief that haute streetwear is the way forward for men's wear.
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If we want to find a way forward, we must adopt a fundamentally different vision of human enterprise and shared endeavor.
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The turmoil has left asylum seekers and those trying to help them groping their way forward through a fog of uncertainty.
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The company has struggled to figure out a way forward and has just about given up on an ad-supported model.
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Here's the simple truth: A green way forward will now cost far less than even the optimists imagined a decade ago.
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Stakeholders have until April 29 to give their views, after which the BoE will decide if there is a way forward.
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We need a mutually respectful way forward that protects women's single-sex spaces and autonomy—but also trans people's rights, too.
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Filming began without a finished script, and they improvised their way forward, landing on an ending that they hadn't planned out.
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The fact that cities have a seat at the table is "a good indication of a good way forward", said Saiz.
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With Parliament unable to decide what to do, the only sensible way forward is to ask the people what they want.
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Things have been changing in a positive way, especially now that diversity and heterogeneity are being championed as the way forward.
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Now the field of 20 candidates must strategize their way forward in the take-no-prisoners era of President Donald Trump.
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This is a step toward the connected city that some other automakers and companies have been touting as the way forward.
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It's an encouraging sign for new boss Stefan Larsson's "Way Forward" plan, which includes paring down stores and stocking shelves quicker.
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The sooner we can agree on a way forward, the quicker we can move on to the rest of the problem.
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Was it when he realized his only way forward was in delegate selection, leading many voters to think he was shady?
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) emphasized that he saw the three-week option as the best way forward after speaking with Trump.
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We will continue to achieve our success by inventing our way forward and creating compelling experiences for both consumers and advertisers.
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Without the sit-in, Sudan's revolutionaries are struggling to find a way forward nearly six months after the historic protests started.
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For Mort to feel no way forward but to subvert all of that at 68 is incredibly moving, and frequently funny.
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The CT6 shows Cadillac's new way forward with a lightweight chassis, potent new twin-turbo V6 and a more refined interior.
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I asked Groene whether the team has settled on the Surface Pro 3 and Pro 4 hinge as the way forward.
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We need to throw out initiatives that haven't made an impact, look at real data, and build a better way forward.
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But faced with likely rejection, they embraced a proposal to ask the church's Council of Bishops to find a way forward.
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She shared with Broadly how she came to believe that a Clinton presidency is the best way forward for her community.
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Maybe the way forward for painting is to encourage a young generation of painters to experiment more and play safe less.
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The faculty must show students a way forward: to be harder on the problems society faces, but easier on each other.
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Let us solve the political crisis we have at hand and then chart the way forward toward a credible presidential election.
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He'll need the necessary background information in order to better understand the situation and help you identify the best way forward.
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And you'd have to be pretty ignorant to think that single payer is the way forward for health care in America.
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Rather, Velasco's appointment speaks to the efforts of a calcified institution to find a new way forward from complacency and silence.
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It is in everyone's interest to find a way forward, reconciling the past by acknowledging challenges and failures on both sides.
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"What we need to find out from the cabinet, the government, what is the preferred way forward," she told the BBC.
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Yet tap — born from slavery and inherently a mode of resistance, even when it may appear otherwise — offers a way forward.
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And Jared Kushner, the criminal justice reform advocate in the White House, has decided prison reform is the only way forward.
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From Wallace's point of view, the only way forward for humanity is to use obedient replicant slaves to keep it alive.
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Ask a lawyer or politician if that sounds like a good way forward and I suspect you'll get a different answer.
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" He added that for financial services that meant "the only way forward is one based on reviewed and improved equivalence mechanisms.
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And for all their posturing, naysayers on the particular tax bill pending before the Senate have pressed for a way forward.
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And which should light the way forward on Wednesday morning, when — like it or not — the 2020 presidential campaign effectively begins?
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On the House floor on Thursday, about 10 moderate freshman Democrats huddled near the marble dais, arguing about the way forward.
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But it could be the only way forward on taxes if Republicans cannot agree on a budget resolution for fiscal 2018.
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Such a speaker is saying, given the presence of structural inequality, an unequal conversation is the only sincere, honest way forward.
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Testing only a small portion of people "is not the way forward," said Michael Ryan, executive director of WHO's emergency program.
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Some committee Democrats privately vented that Ms. Feinstein should have found a way forward earlier with a potentially nomination-changing accusation.
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He suggests a way forward that includes reparations, the creation of new kinds of communities, free college tuition and other remedies.
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Without more information about the order, there's not an obvious way forward beyond the usual nebulous plans to punish tech sites.
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The perception of the city as a vibrant crossroads that might offer a way forward for the mainland is fading fast.
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Both are considered military heroes, and Gantz's ideas for Israel's way forward are not dissimilar to the country's direction under Netanyahu.
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" He added that officials would still need to "carefully assess and analyze the opinion" in order to find "the way forward.
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So they've decided that the dispute resolution mechanism, which is baked into the Iran nuclear deal, is the best way forward.
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"If it is not, then Malaysia, Australia and China will hold a tripartite meeting to determine the way forward," he said.
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As the Senate voted Tuesday morning, Republican members of the panel huddled on the Senate floor to plot their way forward.
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The way forward is probably for a police force to experiment with smart guns, giving them credibility with the public. 8.
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The EU has said it wants a new regime on aircraft subsidies and to agree on a way forward with Washington.
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The way forward The promotion gap and the "only" experience combine to form a grim picture of women's progress at work.
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In today's hyper partisan environment, pandering or convincing others that your viewpoint is the only way forward no longer are effective.
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In this version of the way forward, data centers and the computing industry are already consistent with a non-carbon future.
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Starting with an education focus that reflects the backgrounds and experiences of our country's diverse population is a commonsense way forward.
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What if the real way forward weren't a great leap but grinding, tedious, unglamorously incremental change—what George Eliot called "meliorism"?
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"There is no conclusive view on the way forward," one banker who declined to be named told Reuters after the meeting.
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With their faithfulness, creativity, insight and generosity, they reveal the way forward on a path that is both winding and straight.
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Brexit mess: The pound is set for another volatile week as British politicians try to find a way forward on Brexit.
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Putting an infrastructure bill together and finding a way forward on healthcare is in the cart of must do's as well.
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It has been in talks with officials from Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain, Turkey and the UK about the way forward.
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But this time around, the candidates came to the stage with sharper elbows and clearer arguments about the best way forward.
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In short, foreign policy and taxes are issues where there is still a way forward between the White House and Congress.
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Factions of Britain's government are offering their own versions of a way forward, though none seem to agree on the course.
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There is no right way forward, he seems to say, so you can laugh or cry—just do what feels right.
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Pope Francis did not comment in the interview on the details under discussion but said dialogue was the best way forward.
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It is the party which is currently in building mode, whilst others are groping in the dark for a way forward.
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"The way forward is to heavily scrutinize future mergers and to ensure no company has anti-competitive platform privileges," Khanna said.
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Sticking to the nuclear accord is not the only way forward for Iran, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, Ada Colau, Barcelona's mayor, implored both Rajoy and Puigdemont to find a way forward — together through negotiation rather than brinksmanship.
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Now the 194 remaining countries in the agreement are going to have to figure out a way forward without the US.
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EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier indicated that one way forward would be for Britain to accept closer alignment with EU regulations.
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Whether or not these initiatives pass, state-level and city-level experimentation remains the best way forward on campaign finance reform.
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A Japanese mountaineer became Uniqlo's first female brand ambassador, paving the way forward for female leadership in the cotton boyshort community. 5003.
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It's going to be very very difficult to reach a consensus on the way forward if you're questioning theory, you're questioning facts.
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Divers have been seeking a way forward through the cave complex&aposs chambers, but flooding and low visibility has hindered their progress.
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The way forward is not to tell radio-emitters exactly what to do, but to liberate them, let them decide for themselves.
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Analysts said the most likely way forward would be to bring the smaller Swedish People's Party and Christian Democrats into the government.
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President Obama should also dispatch Vice President Joe Biden to the region to work with those leaders on the best way forward.
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The way forward may be what Sanders wants, but history says the path will look a lot like the one Clinton's described.
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Alfredsson likely gets his due credit as an offensive player, but he was also an excellent play driver and two-way forward.
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And justices sent a clear signal that they are working overtime trying to find a way forward in a contraceptive mandate case.
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The diplomats are in the lead and in charge and we give them our best wishes to have a fruitful way forward.
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Lawmakers could seek indicative votes on a way forward and there might be a majority for a softer Brexit than May's deal.
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Call it a different way, call it the third way, call it a way forward — but Baker's going to keep following it. ●
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I hope that we can make a way forward with new institutions that don't murder us as part of their "official conduct."●
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"The most productive way forward would be for Twitter to work with academic institutions and institutional review boards moving forward," he added.
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"The way forward after this report is first and foremost to deal with the results management of all these cases," said Niggli.
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The Commission's recommendations are intelligent, balanced and practical—and would pave a much better way forward for the Rohingya's future in Myanmar.
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" He said that "the way forward is to heavily scrutinize future mergers and to ensure no company has anti-competitive platform privileges.
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Cruz's withdrawal left the #NeverTrump movement, a loose alliance of conservative activists committed to stopping his candidacy, grasping for a way forward.
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" Rather than participate in the rally, Estes said he thinks the way forward in the future is "leaderless resistance" and "guerilla warfare.
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Al-Maghrabi said both men "made a strategic choice to put our divisions behind us" as there is "no other way forward".
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He and his wife had discussed trying to get out of the contract but they were unsure of the best way forward.
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It's up to you to be willing to scrap the map and follow the detours, even when the way forward is unclear.
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Muramoto, the chief operator of the study, dies in front of Owen, leaving Owen and Annie to figure out a way forward.
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"We continue to seek to agree a way forward in order to secure our orderly withdrawal from the EU," the spokesman said.
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Ruggie for his work in producing this report, which, together with FIFA's own analysis and ongoing work, will guide the way forward.
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"The old prejudices and practices worked as obstacles on the way forward," the North Korean leader said, according to the pool report.
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Some experts think that the best way forward would be for Congress to pass legislation that establishes a specific domestic terrorism law.
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Cole also said last week that he was working with leadership to find a way forward that they would find more palatable.
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Members of Congress, incoming Secretary Chao, and other officials with purview over infrastructure should look to user fees as the way forward.
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"We look forward to having a conversation with the DoJ (Department of Justice) about what the correct way forward is," he said.
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"He determined that the only way forward would be to retain power by any means necessary," Sophal Ear said in emailed comments.
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The premium model will undoubtedly be the way forward for most, but the lessons learned from F2P about player retention will pervade.
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Some thought its business model was set up well for growing nationwide, while others saw no way forward for food delivery platforms.
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Simply cracking down, though, isn't necessarily the best way forward, said Jeffrey Kahn, director of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics.
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A combination of new legislation that spreads out the nuclear waste burden and perhaps new technology could offer a new way forward.
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So even as the Trump administration sits out the climate emergency, experts who spend time talking to governors see a way forward.
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Now it was not just about learning for the love of learning; now it was essential to finding my own way forward.
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Glover positions Earn as a down-and-out intellectual, a former wunderkind rummaging through his past glory days for any way forward.
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Wrestling points the way forward: We can revolt in our seats, and nobody gets over unless we have the final say so.
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Yet politically, most saw this as the only way forward, reflecting both gridlock and the declining influence of fiscal conservatism in Congress.
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While the president needs to shame Democrats and remind them of their past hypocrisy, he needs to offer them a way forward.
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Disney+ offered a better way forward for Simpsons fans starved for, essentially, any functional way of watching the classic show on demand.
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The public protector's spokesman, Oupa Segalwe, said Monday's judgment was disappointing and that Mkhwebane would study it before "mapping the way forward".
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On Wednesday, a senior State Department official said there was no direction from the White House to pursue such a way forward.
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O'Hanlon and Tankel both said that the decision on the way forward in Afghanistan will come down largely to what Trump decides.
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Arranging those clues in order and talking to bystanders in the right sequence is usually the trick to finding the way forward.
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As entrepreneurs, founders, and leaders, we have a mandate to disrupt broken systems and build a better way forward for our businesses.
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I'm also here to share my conviction that there is still a way forward if the responsible parties are willing to act.
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"My feeling is that the American administration is conscious that protectionism is not the way forward for the world economy," he said.
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The fallout has created an identity crisis for a Democratic Party seeking to find its way forward in the post-Obama era.
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Sanders' plan will raise taxes is 'yes' why you wouldn't just say so and then explain why that's the better way forward.
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Many of our unprecedented climate and carbon challenges are confounding — so when we see an obvious way forward, we should follow it.
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If evangelicals want to know the way forward, I suggest we start looking backwards, all the way back to where Christianity began.
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"There's a good need for people with this interest to sit down and see if there's a way forward on this," Rep.
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"We're going to keep on talking about it and seeing if there's a way forward," he told reporters at a press conference.
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Soon after, I discovered Alice Walker's "The Way Forward Is With a Broken Heart" in the half-price bookstore near my school.
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New varieties are the only way forward, and it is the savviest breeder with access to the best germplasm who will prevail.
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" Bannon added, "I think the big lesson for Tuesday is that, in Gillespie's case, Trumpism without Trump can show the way forward.
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The United States will not be able to deduce its way toward the solutions, it will have to experiment its way forward.
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Mattis and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster have had repeated contact about the best way forward, a U.S. official told NBC News.
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Post-retrograde Venus makes its way forward into Scorpio again on Sunday at 12:02 PM, polluting the air with romantic obsession.
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And maybe it's the way forward to help find a new foothold and boot us out of the despair of our times.
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For other art and technology experts, "tokenization" — using the value of an artwork to underpin tradable digital tokens — is the way forward.
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They're tiny snapshots of people who might be at the end of their rope, or trying to find a new way forward.
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The way forward in this giant, oil-rich North African country, four times the size of its former colonizer, France, is unclear.
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In the short-term, the simplest way forward is for utilities to offer customers fixed payments for participation in load flexibility programs.
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One obvious way forward is to defeat populists with such overwhelming majorities that charges of fraud will just seem too far-fetched.
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We have communities here who have had very negative experiences, not only with cannabis policy, but are looking for a way forward.
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So I'm skeptical of the way forward, but I'm also looking forward to seeing exactly how things play out in season three.
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He wants to discourage the kind of fatalism that leads people to think the only way forward is to tear everything down.
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I wish we were able to find a way forward, but I think leaving the organization is best for all of us.
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"Mulia Group is optimistic that the government will guide this development on the best way forward," she told reporters in Kuala Lumpur.
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The EU has said it wants to agree on a way forward with Washington by imposing a new regime on aircraft subsidies.
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Unless you talk to the men with guns and offer them a political way forward, however, they are unlikely to stop fighting.
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"Some testing and investigations will be performed to obtain more information and to define the way forward," Wintershall said in the email.
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But there is hope: A trail and its supporters are standing their ground against fossil fuels' dominion — and pointing another way forward.
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Fiction gives children a chance to encounter loss gently, on the page, and to see how different characters find their way forward.
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Together, we'll continue to chart the way forward, making integration even faster and easier so enterprises can realize their data-driven ambitions.
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"The only way forward now is to use the time to try to get the U.S. and Iran to talk," he added.
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By that time, Mr. Maleki had grabbed a video camera and was following the assailants discreetly as they made their way forward.
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I can push it way forward, and I can pull his chin back, so he can look perplexed and sad, more internal.
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The Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine MORE at America's Opioid Epidemic: Lessons Learned & A Way Forward, sponsored by Indivior.
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In short, the way forward for the Iran nuclear deal under President Trump is to renegotiate the JCPOA, rather than dismantle it.
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Mr. Rouhani is the globalist, seeing the way forward in outreach to other countries and foreign investment to reinvigorate the ailing economy.
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At the Grand Slam events, cutting back to 22017 seeds in singles from the current 32 would be the boldest way forward.
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Cornyn's comments come as Senate GOP leadership scrambles to figure out a way forward on its bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The entire community had to come together to figure out a way forward, and to open up a broader pathway into jazz.
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Tunzi sees change happening like a domino effect, and believes that being a positive example helps pave the way forward for others.
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We should reject the failed strategies of the past and embrace a new way forward that truly lifts people out of poverty.
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"Denuclearisation is the only way forward to guarantee security and economic viability instead of continuing with provocations which are unacceptable," Kim said.
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"Denuclearization is the only way forward to guarantee security and economic viability instead of continuing with provocations which are unacceptable," Kim said.
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