South Korea is nine hours ahead of London and Ghana, eight hours ahead of Nigeria and six hours ahead of Kenya.
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Take a look ahead at the new disposable line, ahead.
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First, plan ahead — a long way ahead — for intracity transit.
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Challenges ahead Trump faces stark challenges in the days ahead.
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Regional challenges ahead But there are still regional challenges ahead.
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Go ahead, go ahead, you had no ... That's exactly it.
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The Week Ahead Here's a look at the week ahead.
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There may be some obstacles ahead for stocks ahead, however.
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Book squaring ahead of the weekend and ahead of upcoming Feb.
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"The U.S. is racing ahead, China is racing ahead," he said.
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Content liability The way ahead get out ahead of the issue
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He's got to get ahead, and he got ahead early today.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead.
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They can fly ahead of the car, illuminating the path ahead.
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They know what they're doing a year ahead, two years ahead.
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"To reject this proposal, Democrats would have to prioritize political combat with the president ahead of federal works, ahead of DACA recipients, ahead of border security and ahead of stable and predictable government funding," McConnell said.
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Click ahead to check out the best Stranger Things 2 ink, ahead.
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I disagree with you when you said... WATTERS: Go ahead, go ahead.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Game Of Thrones episode "Beyond The Wall" ahead.
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Nelson's go-ahead goal moved him ahead of Islanders captain John Tavares.
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Click through the slides ahead to check out all five options, ahead.
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Click ahead to be fully-prepared for many-a festive night ahead.
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Ahead of June 16, check out 30 luxury Father's Day gifts ahead.
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The Week Ahead This is what to expect from the week ahead.
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The Week Ahead This is what to expect in the week ahead.
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More fights ahead Regardless, challengers are gearing up for new legal fights ahead.
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It's gonna be so welcome in the days ahead and the elections ahead.
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Do ahead: Vegetables can be salted, drained, and patted dry 1 day ahead.
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Ahead, see some of the most glorious textured takes on the style, ahead.
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And after the president -- (CROSSTALK) SOLOMON: This is important -- go ahead, go ahead.
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Usually, the candidate ahead in endorsements is the same candidate ahead in fundraising.
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Ahead, Askinosie advises us on how to set an intention for the season ahead.
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Optimization is all about getting ahead, and getting ahead is about not falling behind.
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Even if you get ahead and get ahead, you're going to put it back.
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Ahead of Sunday's game 22005 and with the Blues ahead, Fischer was feeling confident.
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And we are ahead of track – we are ahead of that, heading towards July.
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Mickelson entered the day two strokes ahead of Hadwin and three ahead of Long.
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"Yes, but go ahead, give me a little — go ahead, tell me," Trump said.
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Luckily, we went ahead and picked out her most memorable to inspire yours, ahead.
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"He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him," she said.
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It can definitely help with confidence, and quick thinking and planning, because anything can go wrong and you always have to just plan ahead, plan ahead, plan ahead.
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Movement in the bond market is pointing to some worries ahead, as shorter-dated yields are marginally ahead of longer-dated counterparts, often a sign of a slowdown ahead.
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"I feel like we're ahead of J.C. Penney, we're ahead of Macy's, we're ahead of Target, in some aspects of where the world is going, " Lampert told the Tribune.
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Lots of developments to digest this week as we look ahead to the week ahead.
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The week ahead could see some swings ahead of the long Labor Day Holiday weekend.
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"You want to get ahead of the term and ahead of the timing," Salemi said.
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Go ahead and pore over the entire collection here, and shop our personal favorites, ahead.
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He's third overall in the standings, nine points ahead of Friesen and 39 ahead of Crafton.
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Graf's 21-pointer just ahead of the halftime buzzer put North Carolina Central ahead 249-23.
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Click ahead to see all the items in the range you'll want to scoop up, ahead.
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BlackBerry races ahead of security curve with quantum-resistant solution IBM and others are thinking ahead.
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Josh Archibald passed the puck slightly ahead to Crouse, who was a stride ahead of Kempe.
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"You always have to be one think ahead," she said, breezing ahead to a textile display.
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Not to get ahead of ourselves, but we never panicked and never got ahead of ourselves.
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We political junkies got far ahead of ourselves then, and we're getting ahead of ourselves now.
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"We have a large investigation ahead of us, a complicated investigation ahead of us," Duchin said.
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In China, we're always ahead — 12 or 13 hours ahead of New York, to be precise.
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The virus is weeks ahead of our testing capabilities and perhaps years ahead of a vaccine.
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The virus is weeks ahead of our testing capabilities and perhaps years ahead of a vaccine.
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We certainly need to stay ahead, but do we need a new bureaucracy to stay ahead technologically?
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Rolls Royce shares charged ahead, up 1003 percent after its turnaround plan boosted profit ahead of expectations.
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Ahead, see some of the hairstyles that marked major moments for MJ. Warning: There are spoilers ahead.
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"And, if need be, we may move ahead – we may move ahead on additional tariffs," he added.
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Across 12 races, Democrats are running 23 points ahead of Clinton and 8 points ahead of Obama.
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Ahead, find 15 backless picks to get ahead of the trend — or should we say behind it?
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Across 11 races, Democrats are running 23 points ahead of Clinton and 8 points ahead of Obama.
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North America, also powering ahead, very high frequency bands, but-, but still powering ahead in to 22018G.
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North America, also powering ahead, very high frequency bands, but-, but still powering ahead in to 5G.
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I don't know exactly what's ahead for me, and I know there's a lot more pain ahead.
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So have at it, go ahead, waste your money, waste your time, and go ahead and lose.
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Across nine races, Democrats are running 27 points ahead of Clinton and 12 points ahead of Obama.
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And some would put Russia ahead of China, but most of them put China ahead of Russia.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont was ahead of Hillary Clinton, and perhaps way ahead.
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Across 14 races, Democrats are running 28 points ahead of Clinton and 14 points ahead of Barack Obama.
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They're less able to move six moves ahead; they have to think just two or three moves ahead.
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Looking ahead, we could see December shipments rise due to pre-buying ahead of price increases and tariffs.
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Rolls Royce shares charged ahead, up 11.5 1 percent after its turnaround plan boosted profit ahead of expectations.
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Across 16 races, Democrats are running 27 points ahead of Clinton and 15 points ahead of Barack Obama.
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She recently decided to go ahead and try to carry the child herself, though, despite the challenges ahead.
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Congress will also be busy moving ahead with a number of Trump's Cabinet nominees in the week ahead.
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Once again, you've put the interests of big oil ahead of clean air and politics ahead of science.
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It is still easy to get ahead in America but not so easy to get ahead of others.
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The road ahead Barkan has a busy few weeks ahead as he finishes his speaking tour August 12.
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We have a lot of physical work ahead of us, a lot of tennis work ahead of us.
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The win kept Miami a game ahead of Orlando and put the Heat two ahead of the Hornets.
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Across 27 races, Democrats are running 21 points ahead of Clinton and 10 points ahead of Barack Obama.
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Non-incumbents ran about 2.5 percentage points ahead of the president, while incumbents ran over four points ahead.
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I think about the day ahead, the weeks ahead, and how he might fare if he outlives me.
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Because we were a year ahead at the beginning, that let us be a year ahead every year.
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You need to get ahead of the curve — far ahead — anticipating the next major product or consumer trend.
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Remember that this year the Olympics are in PyeongChang, South Korea, which is 230 hours ahead of the Eastern Standard Time Zone (so 230 hours ahead of Central, and 17 hours ahead of Pacific).
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"I feel like we're ahead of J.C. Penney, we're ahead of Macy's, we're ahead of Target, in some aspects of where the world is going, " Lampert said in a recent interview with the Chicago Tribune.
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The accounts provide a window into its finances ahead of the proposed stock market listing, should it go ahead.
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Its revenue estimates for 2016 are 2.7 percent ahead of consensus, and 4.9 percent ahead of consensus for 2017.
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I expect to see mass global mobilization ahead of that moment, as we saw ahead of Paris in 2015.
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Ahead we've selected the top 20 finds that you can buy to get way ahead of the holiday game.
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The road ahead Much work lies ahead to ensure that constructive ties can be sustained over the long term.
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Planning ahead Ahead of the tournament, the NCAA announced the creation of a coronavirus advisory panel on March 29.
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Leonardo da Vinci's sketches of personal flying machines were ahead of their time and remain ahead of our own.
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"Unveiling a product ahead of rivals is an important milestone," Wood told CNN Business ahead of the launch event.
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But Walmart has a big year ahead of investments ahead to fuel its e-commerce business, the company said.
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Republicans are pressing ahead with efforts to roll back a slew of Obama-era rules in the week ahead.
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The debate pushed her back ahead of Klobuchar, just as the New Hampshire debate pushed Klobuchar ahead of Warren.
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Go ahead and take a look ahead at some zen dogs who will inspire you to find your inner calm.
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Perdomo then walked Paul Goldschmidt ahead of an RBI double by A.J. Pollock that scored Jay to put Arizona ahead.
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Ahead of the 2016 election, the company sold new targeting options to campaigns and promoted hashtags ahead of the debates.
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Trump is moving ahead with sanctions against Iran that are already curbing their exports ahead of formal reimposition in November.
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But go ahead and order the pizza, stay home, and watch a movie on TV. You'll come out ahead moneywise.
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Hawke's death comes ahead of a Saturday general election, with his opposition Labor party is narrowly ahead in the polls.
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How it navigates this challenge in the years ahead will determine much of its growth profile in the years ahead.
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He fell ahead of Cherry's son, who may have been hurt had the dog not been walking ahead of him.
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""A promise you can count on""Together we're strong""Strength for all our families""Getting ahead together""Moving Ahead. Together.
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Some of Philipps' most personal stories have already made headlines ahead of the book's release, and ahead of our interview.
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French week ahead was up 9.7 percent at 65 euros and German week ahead up 5.5 percent at 38.5 euros.
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While the march will still go ahead, organizers said this was an attempt to crush dissent ahead of Xi's visit.
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China is now the largest trading partner of the United States, just ahead of Canada and well ahead of Mexico.
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An inversion that comes when long-term rates plummet, seeing trouble ahead, is likely to be followed by trouble ahead.
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The second reveals the scale of the challenge ahead, where too little thought has been given to what lies ahead.
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The forecaster's outlook comes ahead of a snap general election on December 12, with the Conservatives ahead in the polls.
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The importance of having someone five years ahead of you and twenty-five years ahead of you is so powerful.
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Snedeker encouraged Immelman, who went on to finish three strokes ahead of the runner-up, Tiger Woods, to go ahead.
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Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg polled ahead of Trump, some well ahead of Trump.
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In the week ahead of the primary, Biden was polling 11 points ahead of Sanders in the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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If you're someone who plans ahead and prefers a low-maintenance, cook-ahead style, sous vide is perfect for you.
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Opinion polls this week suggested the "Leave" camp was ahead of the "Remain" side ahead of the June 23 vote.
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"We will have lot of work ahead merging the products and we have big competition ahead of us," Singolda said.
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The rookie drained a go-ahead 3-pointer with 7.1 seconds left in regulation to put Miami ahead 97-95.
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They are ahead of the Packers based on common games record and ahead of the Saints based on conference record.
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Stuhec finished 0.23 of a second ahead of the silver medalist, Corinne Suter of Switzerland, and 0.49 ahead of Vonn.
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Ahead of us today, we get Weekly Jobless Claims at 8:30, just ahead of US Wholesale Inventories at 10.
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But he can't see beyond a certain point like a mouse can see so many moves ahead in a maze, but a human can see way more moves ahead and then Garry can see even more moves ahead.
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Make ahead tip: These are wonderful for making ahead because their cocoa, honey, and orange flavors intensify after a couple days.
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Make-Ahead Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches Ultimate lazy weekend success — making your B.E.C.s ahead of time and freezing for fast access.4.
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Granted, the looks ahead can easily be done with craft store trimmings... but if you're feeling fancy, then keep scrolling ahead.
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Ahead, we put five Insta-famous beauty brands to the test and delivered our un-filtered opinions in the slides ahead.
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Omar's first-quarter figures push her ahead of some other freshman Democrats raising substantial sums ahead of tough re-election races.
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"Rather than chase the rapid industry trends, our transformation plan will reposition HBC to get ahead and stay ahead," he said.
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More importantly, looking ahead, neither Abe nor Moon are going to want to look "weak" ahead of upcoming elections said Seaman.
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While Sioux supporters may have celebrated a huge victory Sunday, they're already looking ahead toward potential fights ahead over the pipeline.
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Sylvania wisely is getting ahead of the fray, announcing its own offering a full week ahead of the Las Vegas melee.
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López finished 12 seconds over all ahead of Jon Izagirre of Spain and 18 seconds ahead of Warren Barguil of France.
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Though "Midway" arrived ahead of tracking, the $100 million film still has a long and arduous journey ahead to achieve profitability.
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Winding road ahead Tesla (TSLA) is forging ahead in China at a tricky time for both the company and the country.
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Little kids raced ahead to play in the river, swept past us in the current, then raced back ahead of us.
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With 102 points, the Capitals remained one ahead of Pittsburgh and two ahead of Columbus in the crowded Metropolitan Division race.
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A Detroit Free Press survey found Biden ahead by 22020 points and a Monmouth University survey found him ahead by 15.
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McManus had kicked a go-ahead 212-yard field goal with 218:236 remaining to put the Broncos ahead 255-29.
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Looking ahead to Friday, investors may be taking a break ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics' its monthly employment report.
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"So we're about, I would say, a little bit ahead of schedule, maybe a lot ahead of schedule," the president said.
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Ocado said it expected to continue to grow ahead of the online grocery market, and substantially ahead of the market overall.
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Sentiment towards the year ahead surged 11.6%, outpacing an equally impressive bounce in perceptions looking five years ahead which jumped 8.6%.
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"Think of it this way: we've had the best action in three months for the Dow and that occurred ahead of the Fed meeting, ahead of the G-7 meeting and ahead of the North Korean summit, " he said.
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And the ABC News tracking poll that had Clinton ahead by 12 points last week now has Trump ahead by one point.
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Donald Trump takes a pause ahead of a large rally in Milton, New Hampshire just days ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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Ahead, Bender walks us through all nine Life Path numbers and what they suggest about you and your life that lies ahead.
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That puts it a couple million subscribers ahead of Charter, its nearest competitor for internet access, and well ahead of everyone else.
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The Chinese did not say that they were told ahead of time, but I'm assuming that they were told ahead of time.
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But he said he still expected Ocado to grow ahead of the online grocery market, and substantially ahead of the market overall.
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That was ahead of a forecast by a poll of analysts published by Ryanair ahead of the results of 13 million euros.
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Ahead of WWDC 2017, the filings again tipped the hat on updated Magic Keyboard, new MacBooks and iPads ahead of Apple's announcements.
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Make-Ahead: Cauliflower can be blanched and cheese sauce can be made up to 1 day ahead, cooled, covered separately, and refrigerated.
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Ahead, we talked to five men — who all requested anonymity — about their decision to get work done to get ahead at work.
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It's a dramatic move ahead of ahead of the summer travel season, which could discourage tourists and severely impact the European economy.
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German week ahead baseload was up 13 percent at 54 euros , and French week ahead was up 4 percent at 78 euros.
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In the short-term, Lyon also mentions that more volatility lies ahead for the markets, and a small pullback could be ahead.
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The "Leave" camp edged ahead in two polls on Monday, only for two separate polls to put "Remain" narrowly ahead hours later.
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Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests.
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Defending world champion Marquez leads the championship standings on 154 points, 14 ahead of second-placed Vinales and 21 ahead of Dovizioso.
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Looking further ahead, analysts at Credit Suisse think the recent rebound in iron ore markets may be sustained in the months ahead.
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Apple also forecasts profit margins and tax rates for the quarter ahead, which could foreshadow the year ahead for the iPhone maker.
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Opinion polls put her conservatives some 15 percentage points ahead of their nearest rivals ahead of a national election on Sept. 24.
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Democrats in 2017 generally ran far ahead of their recent showings, including ahead of Hillary Clinton's performance in the 2016 presidential election.
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He blends well with artists a generation ahead of him (he's toured with Dinosaur Jr. and Flaming Lips) and two generations ahead.
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But these aren't the big polls showing Clinton way ahead — the A-grade Marist, for example, recently found Clinton 15 points ahead.
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What's clear is the vast majority of incumbents were ahead at this point in the campaign: nine of the 103 were ahead.
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Sanders has typically polled a few points ahead of Warren in New Hampshire, and at times has even polled ahead of Biden.
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Under budget, ahead of schedule, saved tremendous money, I'm a year ahead of schedule and that's what this country should be doing.
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She got ahead in the way that many Americans want their children to get ahead but see as less and less possible.
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The road ahead ahead is barely visible through thick smoke, but then the emergency lights of another vehicle emerge from the gloom.
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He also delivered the go-ahead hit as the Cubs surged ahead 8-1 in the seventh off Miller and Ryan Helsley.
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"Things are moving ahead smoothly, and will continue to move ahead," Katherine G. Farley, Lincoln Center's chairwoman, said in a telephone interview.
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The group, Kitchen Table Conversations, is airing ads in Nevada ahead of Saturday's caucuses and in South Carolina ahead of the Feb.
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"Think of it this way: we've had the best action in three months for the Dow and that occurred ahead of the Fed meeting, ahead of the G-7 meeting and ahead of the North Korean summit," Cramer said Friday.
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On Tuesday evening, my home state of Georgia carried out its ninth execution of the year, putting it two ahead of Texas, seven ahead of Alabama (which carried out its second execution late Thursday) and eight ahead of Florida and Missouri.
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His time, 1 minute 56.7343 seconds, left him 0.35 of a second ahead of Nyman and 0.39 ahead of Beat Feuz of Switzerland.
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The market leader, DJI, is so far ahead of the competition, that introducing a straight ahead camera drone is a pretty foolhardy venture.
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"We were always trying to be a little ahead of things, but I think with Killjoys we got pretty far ahead," Way says.
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Ahead, five product and procedural trends that the pros are excited about this year — and that'll put your complexion ahead of the curve.
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There&aposs more ahead, there&aposs a lot of ball left ahead, but we had to get to this point in this program.
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Tonight's recipe is a Canlis salad with bread, to save time to get ahead on Friday's recipe for make-ahead coquilles St.-Jacques.
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POMPEO: Not gonna get ahead of myself or ahead of the President, but make no mistake, about it, that's the direction of travel.
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The result was that consumers in 2018 sopped up overcapacity — production running ahead of consumption — allowing GDP to run well ahead of potential.
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We're definitely playing catch-up, and we acknowledge that, but we are working hard to get ahead and stay ahead for the future.
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For weeks ahead of the SEC decision, the price of bitcoin soared on the expectation that major Wall Street interest could be ahead.
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But they expected the warnings, which threaten to chill US-North Korea relations ahead of the talks, to continue in the weeks ahead.
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The Czech year-ahead position fell 1.12 percent to 26.40 euros/MWh, while the day-ahead position fell 5.69 percent to 29 euros.
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On Monday, Congressional Republicans pushed ahead with a proposed U.S. tax code overhaul, but risks lay ahead with major intra-party disputes unsettled.
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In the week ahead, we'll get to hear from a few top Fed officials and get some idea of what may be ahead.
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Though the former governor was ahead by several points earlier this year, the latest public poll from early August has Blackburn slightly ahead.
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The re-tests were conducted ahead of the Rio Olympics as the IOC sought to root out potential cheats ahead of the Games.
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Ahead of Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier, Poland leads Group G with three wins in three games, putting it two points ahead of Israel.
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Ahead of Uber finally making its debut, the company had an indication price that went as low as $42 ahead of live trading.
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McCarthy talked with Army Times ahead of the Association of the United States Army annual gathering this year to discuss the challenges ahead.
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We have a lot of work ahead of us and will definitely be turning to you all for guidance in the weeks ahead.
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And to make nabbing a deal easier than ever before, we went ahead and rounded the best ones up in the slideshow ahead.
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The territory uses Chamorro Standard Time, which is 11 hours ahead of US Pacific Time and 14 hours ahead of US Eastern Time.
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Clinton was ahead by six points in national polls and ahead by a similar margin in states worth 270 electoral votes, suggesting Mrs.
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However, it might be smart to go ahead and carve the bird or slice the ham into a storage container ahead of time.
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A Quinnipiac University poll put Nelson ahead by 22 points, an NBC News/Marist poll put him ahead by 20 points and a poll by the Public Opinion Research Lab at the University of North Florida put him ahead by roughly 85033 points.
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Mrs. Clinton ahead by nine points among those who said they would 'definitely' vote, with Mr. Sanders ahead by ten among those who said
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Ahead of the 2017 election, polls put her conservative bloc well ahead of rivals but a fractured electoral landscape risks complicating the coalition arithmetic.
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The Night King may be behind Team Stark-Targaryen, but, with three long episodes ahead of Thrones, the bloodiest battles may still be ahead.
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"We now have an intense week of negotiations ahead of us," she said, ahead of the special European Council on Brexit this coming weekend.
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Another of our faves, Christine and the Queens, just dropped a brand new music video ahead of Coachella — you can check it out, ahead.
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A very up-to-the minute poll from Iowa State University has Sanders nine points ahead of Biden and five points ahead of Sen.
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Here's a stock that broke above 2018 resistance ahead of the market, now more recently getting above its May peak ahead of the market.
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Germany week ahead power was up 4.5 percent at 41.5 euro/MWh and French week ahead power was up 8.5 percent at 64 euros.
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At 24-25, Indiana is technically ahead of Maryland in the conference standings, but the Hoosiers have all their toughest games ahead of them.
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Some analysts did warn choppy trading could be ahead ahead due to uncertainty in India, higher investment spending, slowing growth, and a weaker outlook.
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"The company put market share ahead of integrity and profit ahead of lawful compliance, and we held them accountable," Christie said in a statement.
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He was so far ahead by the time he pitted that he came out ahead of Vettel, who had yet to make his stop.
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Ironically, all 12 polls that had Clinton ahead turned out to be closer to the final outcome than the poll that had Trump ahead.
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MIKE POMPEO: Not gonna get ahead of myself or ahead of the President, but make no mistake, about it, that's the direction of travel.
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Look to the road ahead Technology in the grassroots advocacy space is still evolving and will accelerate our democracy for a long time ahead.
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The Czech year-ahead position was up 15 cents to 26.70 euros/MWh while the day-ahead position rose 2.5 percent to 30.2 euros.
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Trump and Cruz are both polling well ahead of their currently in a tier significantly ahead of their rivals at the polls in Iowa.
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One poll this week showed Pinera, a conservative billionaire, only slightly ahead of Guillier while another survey put Pinera ahead by six percentage points.
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One of your greatest qualities, Taurus, is your ability to live in the moment, but today I want you to think ahead—way ahead.
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It's sick season—there are 23 people ahead of me just to register and 35 ahead of me to get their lab work done.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: BANKING Bank regulation will be the theme of the week for European policymakers.
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S. trade talk progress though investors were nonetheless cautious ahead of a meeting between leaders of the two powers in Japan in days ahead.
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"These results are promising across all our geographic segments, and we're confident about what's ahead," he said in a statement ahead of the call.
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Among younger voters, Sanders received 6900 percent support in the Hill/HarrisX survey – 2628 points ahead of Biden and 28503 points ahead of Trump.
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There are two parallel trends that should keep the company's sales and earnings far ahead of the market in the years ahead, Stuzin said.
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FTSE edge ahead 0.2 percent, outperforming other European bourses ahead of a Bank of England policy meeting expected to keep interest rates on hold.
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For retailers already ahead, the boon of excess cash falling to their bottom line means an opportunity to further leapfrog ahead of their competition.
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And while polling still shows both well ahead in their respective primaries, uncertainty about both races' outcomes has grown ahead of next Tuesday's primary.
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Euro zone blue chip stocks were up 0.23 percent, with France's CAC 40 ahead by 0.3 percent and Germany's DAX ahead by 0.31 percent.
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I was there to look over the work ahead of talking with Coleman, a full hour ahead, in fact, and this was no accident.
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"Through this appointment he's shown he was trying to make it harder for workers to get ahead and stay ahead," he said of Trump.
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She stands nearly 200 points ahead of Lara Gut, who is out for the season, and 400 ahead of Sofia Goggia in third place.
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For opposition Labour and Liberal Democrat lawmakers there is a long fight ahead to revive their parties' fortunes ahead of the next general election.
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The big blow was a go-ahead, two-run single by Wilson Ramos off Gant (6-0) to put the Mets ahead, 5-4.
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I do have investments, investments in new jobs, investments in education, skill training and the opportunities for people who get ahead and stay ahead.
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Ahead of Maria's landfall, PREPA declined to invoke mutual aid agreements with other public utilities, as electric companies in Florida did ahead of Irma.
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This Dell-EMC deal appears to be full speed ahead, and it feels like these moves from EMC and VMware could simply be house cleaning ahead of the deal or they might have happened regardless and the two companies are going ahead with previous plans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The "remain" camp was ahead of "leave" by eight points in the latest ICM telephone poll ahead of Britain's EU referendum next month, but an online poll conducted by the same pollster at the same time found "leave" ahead by four points.
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As for the wild-card races, in the American League, the Blue Jays and Orioles are tied at the top of the pack, one and a half games ahead of the Tigers, two games ahead of the Mariners, and four games ahead of the Astros.
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NAVARRO: Fixed investment double what it was -- BARTIROMO: But we&aposre looking ahead -- we&aposre looking ahead and trying to understand what the impact is.
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With three more disciplines scheduled for Tuesday, the British rider is eight points ahead of Belgium's Jolien D'Hoore and 10 ahead of American Sarah Hammer.
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Cross-border day-ahead transactions in their current form will stop, added Vogel, and EPEX SPOT would instead organize local day-ahead auctions in Britain.
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Take a look ahead to see nine of our favorite items from the new Hearth & Hand with Magnolia refresh and start planning ahead for spring.
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Escape this fate altogether by taking a deep breath, putting aside some time to plan ahead, and checking out the ten delectable lunch recipes ahead.
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Go ahead and snuggle on up to the 30 picks ahead, and see them in action at our huge 29 Rooms installation during NYFW. 1.
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"Whether you're behind and you're trying to play catch-up, but even if you're ahead, you've got to stay ahead of the market," he added.
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As major parties had already chosen their candidates ahead of the primary, the August vote served as a dress rehearsal ahead of the general election.
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Looking ahead, this rapid change in viewing habits will force broadcasters and the IOC itself to review their business models ahead of Tokyo in 2020.
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Looming ahead are critical government funding deadlines and the last, best chance at championing a legislative win -- tax reform -- ahead of the 2018 midterm election.
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Dupree was ahead of her own time, and ahead of ours, too: Her modern equivalent, Paula Deen, was booted off the airwaves for racist comments.
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"Through this appointment he's shown he was trying to make it harder for workers to get ahead and stay ahead," he said of President Trump.
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Zebra Technologies is moving ahead with plans to relocate more manufacturing from China ahead of looming tariff hikes, CEO Anders Gustafsson told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Ahead of Britain's December election, a warning from Moody's that it may cut the country's sovereign debt rating spoiled risk appetite ahead of GDP numbers.
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The Week Ahead This is what to expect from the week ahead: For fans of tech stocks, this week is a cornucopia of earnings information.
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Mindful brushing, says Dr. White, gives your brain a chance to rest and "sets a peaceful tone for the day ahead or the night ahead."
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Ahead of that meeting, U.S. markets on Monday shook off early jitters following a terror incident to end higher ahead of Asia's Tuesday trading day.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: ECONOMY On Monday, the Commerce Department will report data on personal spending for July.
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Several polls have shown Republicans closing the gap on generic ballots ahead of November's midterm races, with at least one finding the GOP narrowly ahead.
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In eastern European power, the Czech year-ahead position rose 25 cents to 27.45 euros, while the day ahead lost 1.5 euros to 28.75 euros.
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So I do have investments, investments in new jobs, investments in education, skill training, and the opportunities for people to get ahead and stay ahead.
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At 13-under 129, he was one stroke ahead of fellow American Vaughn Taylor (66) and two ahead of another resurgent American, Brendon Todd (68).
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Her voice crescendoes and reaches its high point a bar before the synths do the same; she's ahead of the beat, ahead of the sound.
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Moments after Jerami Grant put the Thunder ahead with 1:52 remaining, Smith calmly sank a 3-pointer to put the Mavericks ahead 108-51.73.
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Someone who runs well ahead of Hillary in head-to-head polling nationally, and way ahead of her in the state where he's best known.
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Ahead of us today, we get Advance Retail Sales for April and PPI at 8:30, ahead of that Business Inventories and U. of Mich.
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Although the sirens blared ahead of the evacuation on Sunday, residents of Brumadinho said there was no warning ahead of the lethal torrent on Friday.
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The polls for Tuesday's first primary of the season show Trump and Sanders well ahead — both are nearly 15 points ahead of their next rivals.
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One recent poll showed the investor Foster Friess just one point ahead of the state treasurer, Mark Gordon, while another poll showed Mr. Gordon ahead.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: "Brexit" Britain and the European Union meet Monday for a third round of negotiations.
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Looking ahead: Schools across Hong Kong were canceled today, and the unrest showed no signs of abating ahead of local elections scheduled for Nov. 21.
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Nonetheless, it will not be easy to resume government activity which has virtually stopped ahead of the election, and there are plenty of hurdles ahead.
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And so in that spirit, I wanted to start this email rounding up some stories that could help you get ahead in the year ahead.
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Passengers on long-haul cruises who are on prescription drugs need to plan ahead and pack enough of their medication or have it shipped ahead.
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In a statement ahead of an investor day, the bank also said that asset reduction in the capital release unit was running ahead of plan.
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The unemployment rate tends to be a leading indicator ahead of economic downturns, but the series is also a lagging indicator ahead of economic recoveries.
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That puts Apple more than $100 billion ahead of the second-largest company by market capitalization, Alphabet, and more than $150 billion ahead of Amazon.
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The quantum computer in Devs is as far ahead of real quantum computers as Ava, the AI in Ex Machina, was ahead of a Roomba.
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The railway was finished well ahead of schedule by China Road and Bridges Corporation and launched at the peak of campaigning ahead of elections on Aug.
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The company, which produces fire and smoke detectors and medical devices, said order intake was ahead of revenue and ahead of order intake a year earlier.
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Audi will offer a system that scans the road ahead in order to pre-configure the suspension: You won't even feel that bump or pothole ahead.
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Weaver, who singled ahead of Hazelbaker's home run, settled in during the next three innings before the Phillies mustered the go-ahead run in the fifth.
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Furthermore, Clinton remains not only ahead but pretty comfortably ahead in states that would be enough to provide her with a majority of electoral college votes.
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The Looking Ahead Awards celebrates young performers who inspire the world by living the Looking Ahead Program's core values of growth, education, leadership and community service.
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I needed to meet people who were aspirational enough, they were two or three steps ahead of me, but they weren't 300 steps ahead of me.
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It does mean some serious adjustments lie ahead: Ahead of her own wedding, Sayako took driving lessons and practiced going grocery shopping, according to the BBC.
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Ahead of Wednesday's meeting, a handful of analysts said they believe Lululemon will reach its revenue goal — for $4 billion by next year — ahead of schedule.
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AND IN THE NYPD, WE HAVE KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE RATHER THAN JUST RESPONDING TO IT. FABER: HOW HAVE YOU KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE?
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And there's no shortage of uncertainty about what lies ahead, creating risks both to the upside and downside for the RBA's forecasts in the years ahead.
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The company announced a slew of products ahead of CES this year, and it is keeping things going by talking up the G22.0 ahead of MWC.
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Currently, Cash is the No. 1 free finance app in Apple's U.S. iPhone App Store — one spot ahead of PayPal and three spots ahead of Venmo.
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Physical buying of gold might pick up ahead of the festival and wedding season in India and ahead of the new year in China, he added.
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In eastern European power, the Czech year-ahead position shed 35 cents to 27.15 euros while the day-ahead position gained 2.7 euros to 31.5 euros.
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Trump is visiting the United Kingdom ahead of his visit to Ireland and France, and protests are expected in London ahead of his visit there, too.
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Amazon spent around $135 million on TV spots during those two months, coming in $16 million ahead of Walmart and about $32 million ahead of Target.
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Save ahead of time It should go without saying, but financing debt after the fact is a lot more costly than saving up ahead of time.
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The government concluded the macroeconomic adjustment programme on 7 March, two months ahead of the scheduled IMF, and a few weeks ahead of the EU expirations.
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The polling average shows him ahead by at least a couple of points, and on Friday an Atlanta Journal-Constitution survey showed him ahead by seven.
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"We are very mindful of the challenges ahead of us, but if the growth is sustained we will have good prospects ahead of us," he said.
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Norm Coleman was ahead on election night, but in a recount that lasted months, Democrat Al Franken pulled ahead of the Minnesota Republican and ultimately won.
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The concrete core of the 69-story skyscraper is rising ahead of the steel columns and beams around its perimeter, sometimes 20 or more floors ahead.
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Anyways, we won't get into my being old, but go ahead Lauren, go ahead with the 8 Plus, then I want to get to the 10.
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The Blazers led 33-1073 after one quarter and were ahead 35-31 when Minnesota went on a 14-0 run to go ahead 45-35.
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Russell Westbrook (33 points, 15 assists) then stole the ball and flung a pass ahead to Durant for another bucket, putting the Thunder ahead, 105-97.
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Rivers connected with Austin Ekeler for a go-ahead 11-yard touchdown pass with 8:04 remaining to put Los Angeles ahead by the final margin.
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If you're long overdue for some denim you won't hate wearing, go ahead: Here you'll find a pair ahead for every style, budget, and body booty.
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Jones said the Southern Gas Corridor, a project of pipelines to bring gas from Azerbaijan to Europe, "was running ahead of schedule and ahead of budget".
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James Joyce was thought to be ahead of his time when "Ulysses" arrived 94 years ago, and perhaps he was even farther ahead than some realized.
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"A final agreement with U.S. authorities would certainly provide relief and, at the same time, give the go-ahead to look and plan ahead", Stackmann said.
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"The stocks got ahead of themselves," and there's still uncertainty ahead for the defense group, said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Ibaka made one of two free throws before Leonard forced a steal off DeRozan and scored the go-ahead dunk to put Toronto ahead by one.
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Looking ahead: A Mobike buy could boost Meituan Dianping's top line ahead of its expected IPO, but also could wreak some havoc on its bottom line.
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Municipal elections in Bavaria on Sunday would go ahead, Soeder said, but he added that public gatherings of more than 100 people should not go ahead.
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This is what the polling said ahead of the Arizona primary:FiveThirtyEight's average of the latest polling data has Biden ahead with 55.2%, and Sanders taking 31.8%.
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Ahead of the Games, many shifted their sleeping schedules to match Pyeongchang — 14 hours ahead of the East Coast — and wake up around 5 p.m. here.
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After receiving the go-ahead from prosecutors in July, the police went ahead with the operation to take control of the server and disinfect affected computers.
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While the path ahead for the Democratic candidates remains in flux, there's one party leader who is maintaining a steady course ahead of the November election.
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At West Virginia, for instance, Coach Dana Holgorsen hired three analysts ahead of this season, tasking them with looking ahead an extra week on the schedule.
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We were ahead of the curve on banning flights and so forth, and we will try to remain ahead of the curve to protect American citizens.
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The only way to get ahead of what's happening is to be one step ahead of the traffickers, which means beating them at their own game.
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Ahead of the 9th Annual Shorty Awards, the team behind Shorty decided to announce over a dozen big winners ahead of time before Sunday's award ceremony.
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This risk could become more prominent ahead of a general election next year and with the opposition party, New Democracy, currently ahead in the opinion polls.
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Clinton ahead by nine points among those who said they would "definitely" vote, with Mr. Sanders ahead by 245 among those who said they would "probably" caucus.
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The Czech year-ahead position was untraded at the previous day close of 26.40 euros/MWh, while the day-ahead position rose 0.34 percent to 29.10 euros.
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According to the United Nations Human Development Index, Ireland ranks in 6th place, ahead of the US in 8th and well ahead Mexico, which is ranked 74th.
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Ahead, her advice on selecting the right formulation (some of which may actually surprise you), plus a few editor-approved products perfect for the warm weather ahead.
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However, it appeared to manage expectations ahead of Tuesday night's contest in New Hampshire and said that the campaign has a long runway in the months ahead.
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She said that, in addition profit-taking in the dollar ahead of the weekend, the euro likely gained support ahead of next week's European economic data releases.
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While poll results cannot be published during the final 15 days ahead of the vote, surveys released before the Friday cutoff showed the "No" vote firmly ahead.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the June 23 referendum showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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Through April 25, states in the Eastern Corn Belt – including Illinois, Indiana and Ohio – were well ahead of average pace on planting and slightly ahead on emergence.
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The Warriors won the game, leaving the Raptors ahead 3-2 in the best-of-season series ahead of game six in Oakland, California on Thursday night.
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Coleman said the company had decided not to go ahead with extra seismic work as it already had enough information to digest ahead of drilling in 2018.
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In the slideshow ahead, you'll find a mix of ahead-of-the-curve trends and ones that are classic enough to survive well beyond the initial fad.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher open ahead of the Monday session, as investors look ahead to a two-day Fed meeting that begins tomorrow.
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Ahead, Perino dishes on the homework each candidate needs to do ahead of the debate, and on her own essentials — and companion — for viewing the rhetorical rumble.
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It also has car-to-car communications technology, allowing it to exchange information with vehicles ahead to receive warnings about potential accidents or broken down vehicles ahead.
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That's not bad—they rank ahead of some pretty good teams like Chicago and Florida—but all nine teams ahead of them are also in the playoffs.
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Kerry is pushing ahead even though, just last week, the foreign ministers of Turkey and Iran met with Lavrov to talk about the road ahead on Syria.
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In the current fiscal year taxes have totaled over $82 billion, nearly $4 billion ahead of projections and over $9 billion ahead of this point last year.
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Who's ahead now: Among chipmakers, Nvidia is far ahead of anyone; its platform seems to be the go-to technology for all the carmakers in the race.
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Apple on Thursday reported sales and earnings well ahead of projections and, importantly, also said holiday sales should be a record and ahead of many analysts' expectations.
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In eastern European power, the Czech year-ahead position lost 18 cents to 27.35 euros/MWh while the day-ahead price shed 30 cents to 30.25 euros.
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He scored a pair of 3-pointers and a go-ahead mid-range jumper to fuel a 163-2 run that put the Jazz ahead 24-23.
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Iwundu and Patrick countered with 3-pointers during a 15-4 surge that sent ahead the Wildcats ahead before the teams went to intermission tied 34-all.
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For the banks, higher share prices would make it easier for any fund-raising ahead of new global capital rules coming into force in the years ahead.
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So, we went ahead and imagined a world where even the women most known for their long hair — Gisele, Jennifer, Sofia — went ahead and made the chop.
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BMO Capital Markets said in a note that Premier's revised volume guidance came ahead of their estimates and 'suspect' it was significantly ahead of the market estimates.
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I got to the stadium well ahead of the start time and got my lay of the land — but plenty of fans had arrived ahead of me.
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With that in mind, Cramer looked ahead to the rest of the week's earnings reports to see what they can reveal about the road ahead for stocks.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: ECONOMY With the economy and job market continuing to improve, demand for homes has been rising.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: ECONOMY The Federal Reserve aims to keep inflation rising at an annual rate of 2 percent.
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"It did feel that the market got ahead of itself looking further ahead than it perhaps needed to," said Caroline Bain, senior commodities economist at Capital Economics.
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"That's an issue I would say, stay tuned for the months ahead," White House Communications Director Jen Psaki told reporters during a briefing ahead of the speech.
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ANYWAY, there are three ways to read these environmental announcements happening just ahead of the protests: Jumping out ahead as Bezos and Pichai did could be risky.
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There were a bunch of hippies on standby, too, ahead of me, but the flight attendants moved me ahead of them and seated me in first class.
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But overall market moves were small, as investors remained wary ahead of Japan's official decision on whether it will go ahead with a planned sales tax increase.
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They were still ahead 47-41 with 5:52 to go in the half when Portland went on a 13-1 run to move ahead 54-48.
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It was Farragut who said "full speed ahead," or perhaps "full steam ahead," during a Civil War battle — along with "damn the torpedoes," according to some accounts.
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"Our future is still ahead of us," said Nkosi Nyathi, a 16-year-old climate activist from Victoria Falls, ahead of his flight to COP25 in Madrid.
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LOOKING AHEAD ... LATER THIS WEEK -- OBAMACARE -- Sen.
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"Kanye is years ahead of his time."
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Polls conducted in June before Biden's performance at the first Democratic debate -- where Harris attacked Biden's record opposing federally mandated desegregation busing -- both had Biden ahead of Trump by a significant margin (10 points ahead in a Fox News poll and 13 points ahead in a Quinnipiac poll).
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"You know what, people are ready for an unapologetic conservative that will say what you're thinking, that will put you first, ahead of those special interests, ahead of the status quo, ahead of those that are here illegally," Mr. Kemp said on the steps of the Lowdnes County courthouse.
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Hotstar, owned by Twenty-First Century Fox's Star India unit, launched in India in 2015 - about a year ahead of streaming giant Netflix and nearly two years ahead of Amazon Prime Video debut in the country - remains well ahead of both in terms of its popularity with domestic users.
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As if confirming that this is exactly who "Victor" is, Nick edits the post, adding "INNOCENT" ahead of "SWEET DAUGHTER" before giving Gypsy the go-ahead to send.
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"You can't fight a fire that's spotting ahead of itself a quarter of a mile, half a mile, in some cases a mile ahead of itself," he said.
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The Bank of England has already sought to avert any liquidity squeeze ahead of the vote by providing injections of cheap funding for banks ahead of the vote.
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Fret not, with the advice ahead you'll be diffusing just in time to fake an air-dry this fall, just click ahead for advice for your hair type.
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Ahead we've rounded up the ten cupid-approved items you can (and should) order now to show that special someone that you actually are capable of planning ahead.
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French day-ahead spot power was down 5.4 percent at 96 euros ($102.20) per megawatt hour (MWh) while German day-ahead was down 8 percent at 64 euros.
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Lien said that, in addition to profit-taking in the dollar ahead of the weekend, investors likely bought the euro ahead of next week's European economic data releases.
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There were no preconditions set ahead of any trade talks with China, Kudlow said, ahead of President Donald Trump's meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, this weekend.
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"We are at least a decade ahead in my opinion and if we can sustain our current pace of innovation we'll remain a decade ahead, forever," he said.
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Denver is a half-game ahead of Sacramento and one game ahead of the Portland Trail Blazers with the New Orleans Pelicans lurking 2114 2104/2 games behind.
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And for us, we needed to stay ahead of this, and there's no question the implication of "staying ahead of this" has some element of pain to it.
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The new bill requires private capital to bear a junior position in mortgage credit risk, taking losses ahead of Ginnie Mae, which is to say, ahead of taxpayers.
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But opponents of the tax argue that businesses and unions have to negotiate contracts ahead of time, and need to know the rules of the road looking ahead.
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Ahead of his announcement this week, Republican critics of Clinton had hoped that he was the one voice of neutrality able to press ahead with action against Clinton.
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Most polls taken before March put Clinton more than 20 points ahead, but two from the past few days showed her ahead by 11 points and 17 points.
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Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, reiterated his support for an impeachment inquiry ahead of Mueller's testimony but was also quick to note the roadblocks ahead.
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Things are looking pretty good for Davids; the NYT/Siena poll had her 8 points ahead of Yoder, and an Emerson College poll had her 20153 points ahead.
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She's been in a comfortable lead recently; one Washington Post poll even showed her 12 points ahead Comstock, while the NYT/Siena poll shows her 7 points ahead.
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This is one of the important things I think with tech is making sure that you're not spending ahead of a cycle and too far ahead of times.
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Though still large and robust, the core group has waned in recent days as smaller groups have cleaved off and gone ahead, moving ahead at a faster pace.
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"Whether we get the flag or not, whatever happens, you've just got to go ahead and push through it and go ahead and make that play," he said.
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British gas prices, especially its day-ahead and month-ahead contracts , are seen as benchmark for European gas prices, alongside the Title Transfer Facility (TTF) Dutch gas prices.
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The results that we will end up getting as a business, we're ahead of plan this year, we've been well ahead of plan, are coming from our discipline.
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On Monday, the Infowars app ranked ahead of apps like BuzzFeed and The Wall Street Journal on Google, and ahead of apps like MSNBC and Bloomberg on Apple.
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Kleiner Perkins also moved ahead with a planned investment in March, but both firms had been keeping an eye on the entrepreneurs for months ahead of the shift.
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Rahal's Honda-powered racecar finished 1.17 seconds ahead of Josef Newgarden's Chevrolet, a day after Rahal took the checkered flag more than six seconds ahead of the competition.
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Get ahead of the request If the late nights and weekend work start to pile up around the same times, see if you can get ahead of it.
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In the RealClearPolitics polling average of New Hampshire, he's currently 503 points ahead of his closest competitor, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and ahead of Sen.
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There will always be someone else ahead of you, even if the only person ahead of you is the future self you are constantly killing yourself to become.
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He's got the data, he's got the chip that's three years ahead of Nvidia's chip ... He's got batteries, which are three years ahead of any other company's batteries.
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MS: Do you think that the tariffs could backfire and that support could dwindle even more ahead of the midterms or even ahead of the next election cycle?
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We need a network so that when officials are approving things like new building codes, they aren't just thinking one year ahead, they're thinking half a century ahead.
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They beat Konstantin Kravchuk and Andrey Kuznetsov, 6-3, 23-22 (21), 25-23 (26), 43-24, to put Serbia ahead, 26-24, ahead of the reverse singles.
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Moving ahead on the deal could also create a high-profile, public fracture in the primary field of Democrats running for president, sowing disunity ahead of the election.
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Ahead of Britain's referendum on June 217.6, a poll showed those in favor of Britain exiting the EU, or "Brexit," were well ahead of those who favor remaining.
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The Nets were ahead 39-29 after one period and scored the first 03 points of the second quarter, going ahead by 46-29 on Carroll's 3-pointer.
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His subject matter might have been of its time, but in paint handling he was ahead of his time, as if he knew what was lying up ahead.
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But it was not immediately clear whether the two spoke ahead of time, how long they spoke or whether Mattis provided any direct input ahead of Trump's decision.
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Detroit (21-243-210) is third in the Atlantic Division, two points ahead of the fourth-place Boston Bruins (453-245-23) and two points ahead of the Flyers.
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A number like that would make the Bolt the best-selling pure electric ever, ahead of Tesla and leagues ahead of Nissan's Leaf and BMW's new and funky i3.
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The tribute was a surprise: Although the Recording Academy announced a segment honoring Michael ahead of time, it did not share which artists would participate ahead of the telecast.
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The anti-immigrant fervor among voters that Trump has played up ahead of the mid-terms was what, in part, provided Brexit campaigners their momentum ahead of Trump's election.
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He reads the ball ahead of time, he starts his run ahead of time and he is so aggressive to get those balls, so how can you teach that?
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Organizers in Milton Keynes ran a number of exercises ahead of the trial including mapping the town and conducting safety planning with the local council ahead of Tuesday's trial.
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"Ahead of this vote, we're going to be pressuring party officials all around the country to join the calls for a climate debate ahead of this vote," O'Hanlon said.
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Ten years after Kate Gosselin decided to take her family on the journey that is reality TV, the Kate Plus 8 star is now looking ahead – ten years ahead!
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Google continues to print money through its advertising business, but in the last quarter it went ahead and recorded the hefty loss on its balance sheet ahead of time.
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Plan Ahead Of Fare Hikes The platform was able to work out that fare increases tend to take place seven, 14, and 21 days ahead of your departure date.
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What's ahead The work ahead for impeachment investigators includes more depositions, releasing transcripts, conducting public hearings, writing a report of their findings and finally drawing up articles of impeachment.
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The credit data was released unexpectedly early, hours ahead of the resumption of last-ditch U.S.-China trade talks and a day ahead of the threatened U.S. tariff hike.
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Virginia House Republicans "clearly didn't invest in the survey research to see troubled waters were ahead and to try and get out ahead of it," one national consultant said.
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Lopez Obrador has 230 percent support ahead of the July 222 vote according to the survey by polling firm Parametria, published by Reuters on Wednesday ahead of wider publication.
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Tensions already bubbled up ahead of the confirmation last week when some Democrats, including Klobuchar, said that Barr was turning down meeting requests with them ahead of the hearing.
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But Ms Bingham says the churches have been in close tandem with, and often ahead of, secular authorities in asserting that curbing carbon can and must go ahead regardless.
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Another surprisingly strong showing puts October 54.5 percent ahead of the same frame last year, as well as 12 percent ahead of 2014's record month, according to comScore.
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If the Fed goes ahead with its proposal the combined bank will have many years of organic growth ahead of it without needing to worry about the $700bn threshold.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: CABLE TELEVISION Arguments in the trial over AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner will end on Monday.
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If she makes good on this promise, she can earn her spot in the ranks of great American presidents who put country ahead of party, America ahead of self.
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"We're roughly in the middle of where the television series is going to go," Fogelman told the Hollywood Reporter ahead of season three's finale and ahead of the renewal.
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The firm posted revenue of $27.8 billion, ahead of an expected $27.2 billion tally, and earnings per share of $9.57, far ahead of an anticipated $8.33 per-share figure.
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While sale times vary by product (some of the items ahead are already on sale), head to the Amazon app to turn on deal notifications ahead of the sale.
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There were warnings of the housing bubble ahead of the great recession and of the growing threat of mega terrorism ahead of the World Trade Center attacks on Sept.
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The good news is that most outlets will release their upcoming deals well ahead of Cyber Monday, so you can plan ahead (and set an alarm if need be).
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French year-ahead electricity prices, rose alongside European forward power contracts to hit one-year highs on Wednesday on fears of tight French nuclear supply in the months ahead.
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Trump's disappointing second-place finish in the key early-voting state on Monday night, barely ahead of Marco Rubio, comes after recent polls showed him ahead of Ted Cruz.
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Dorsey and Boucher each scored to put Oregon ahead 34-33, but Miller capped the half with a basket to put the Buffaloes ahead 35-34 at the break.
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To say we need to stay "ahead of thirst" (or die) is like saying we need to pee every hour to stay ahead of imminent bladder explosion (or die).
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Zebra Technologies is moving ahead with plans to relocate more manufacturing from China ahead of looming tariff hikes, CEO Anders Gustafsson told Cramer in a one-on-one interview.
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DEMS WHIP UP SUPPORT AHEAD OF NET NEUTRALITY VOTE: Democratic lawmakers rallied net neutrality supporters ahead of the FCC's initial vote on Thursday to start rolling back the regulations.
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Ahead, three top dermatologists help us navigate through four skin care issues ahead and suggest the products with natural and organic ingredients that will help you take 'em down.
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And the fact that Biden is consistently ahead — and ahead by more than any other Democrat in head-to-head polling against Trump — offers a powerful statement about electability.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: LABOR DAY Monday is Labor Day in the United States and Canada; markets are closed in both countries.
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She addressed the other leaders ahead of a dinner, insisting that a deal was possible before leaving them to their meal and their own discussion about the way ahead.
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The evening arctic light had settled into a permanent, muted dusk, and ahead — far ahead — we could just make out a few tents in a large, grassy camping spot.
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Sterling stabilized at $1.2164 ahead of a crucial period for the British parliament before it is suspended ahead of Britain's scheduled exit from the European Union on Oct. 31.
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But as China pushes ahead in this area, many experts are concerned that the Trump administration is not doing enough to keep the United States ahead in the future.
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But essentially in the week ahead, the US will be looking to the insurgency to halt the violence and clear a path for the Doha signing to go ahead.
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Fourth-quarter revenues rose by 5.4% to 21.361 billion euros, ahead of analyst expectations, while adjusted EBITDA AL was up 8.2% to 6.030 billion, also just ahead of consensus.
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Thanks to their markedly lightweight design, they can fly ahead of the AI:TRAIL, consuming comparably little energy in the process, and illuminate the path ahead, thereby replacing headlights entirely.
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In order to talk to as many kids as possible, I kept running ahead in the protest, falling behind as I walked with a group, then running ahead again.
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To stay ahead of that trend, Chick-fil-A is getting creative about how to reach people at home, work and parties — and it's miles ahead of the competition.
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See the looks — and get the details — ahead.
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Ahead, all the answers — and inspo — you need.
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The week ahead: — Saturday, December 16 -- Massachusetts Sen.
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Already, quick serve restaurants like Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts and Chipotle have introduced "order ahead" in their apps, where customers can place orders and pay ahead of their arrival, for example.
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The currency fell after news emerged that Republican candidate Donald Trump was gaining momentum ahead of the vote, with polls on Tuesday putting Trump ahead by 1-2 percentage points.
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The Cruz campaign looks like it isn't just looking ahead to South Carolina, but to the stories that are written tonight and tomorrow if Cruz doesn't pull ahead in Iowa.
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She never knew when she was working — although the company handed out schedules ahead of time, they frequently changed, as late as a few days ahead of a scheduled shift.
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The look is trending on Instagram ahead of summer — there are thousands of these manicures to copy — but you don't have to search, because we rounded up our favorites ahead.
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One poll from the firm in January put him ahead of Smith by a 2628-point margin, and another one released last week showed him ahead by nearly 28500 points.
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Three vote counts were produced: According to the latest data (and these totals could change), Sanders is ahead in the first two counts and Buttigieg is ahead in the third.
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At present he is 28 points ahead of Ogier and 41 ahead of Neuville, who needs to score 12 more than the Estonian to take the fight down to Australia.
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Ahead of the meeting, Trump had tweeted once again his false claim that Democrats want "Open Borders," apparently looking to place pressure on Schumer and Pelosi ahead of the meeting.
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They call the polls from one outfit unreliable when they show Trump ahead one day, and then tout the same outfit's poll the next day when it shows Clinton ahead.
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Since we have quite a bit of winter ahead of us (and all the dry, chapped lips that comes with it), we found other hydrating and not-sticky options, ahead.
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US Futures are adding small ahead of Yellen at 22:22943 in Philly, a timely speech as the Fed tomorrow goes into its "Blackout Window" ahead of next week's meeting.
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They entered the break last year 63 points ahead of the ninth-place team in the conference; this year, the Rangers are just 6 points ahead of ninth-place Pittsburgh.
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Organic service revenue was up 2.4 percent in the second-quarter, unexpectedly ahead of the 2.2 percent record in the first quarter and ahead of consensus, it said on Tuesday.
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"Millennials are being wise and putting saving ahead of splurging as they look for ways to get ahead," said Pam Goodfellow, director of Prosper Consumer Insights, which conducted the survey.
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Software leaps ahead: As striking as the hardware was at MWC, it was clear that software is leaping ahead and becoming the true differentiator in mobility, in the broadest sense.
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For employees, this can mean setting aside time each morning to create a checklist for the day ahead, have a healthy breakfast or even meditate ahead of getting to work.
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"We're at extremely tight levels on a historic basis, so as an institution it makes sense to get ahead of your funding plan given there are uncertainties ahead," said Agathangelou.
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Though its star has faded in recent years, CES can still be useful to predict the trends in consumer technology for the year ahead (and sometimes, for two years ahead).
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"We're roughly in the middle of where the television series is going to go," Fogelman told The Hollywood Reporter ahead of season three's finale and ahead of the show's renewal.
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Zypries' comments come ahead of a first meeting of G20 ministers responsible for digital policy later this week in Duesseldorf, ahead of a G20 summit chaired by Germany in July.
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Three polls released in October have found Northam ahead by between 4 points and 6 points, while a fourth poll, conducted by Monmouth University, found Gillespie ahead by 1 point.
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"There were polls where Imamoglu was further ahead, but according to the latest poll conducted by our party, Imamoglu is three points ahead," an AKP official told Reuters on Thursday.
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Oregon went ahead 25-24 on a basket by Benjamin before Cal got a basket from Wallace and a free throw by center Kingsley Okoroh to go ahead 27-25.
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Welcome to the new N.B.A. "If something doesn't work, go ahead and get a buyout or go ahead and get traded," Anthony told reporters on Thursday in justifying his treatment.
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He ran three points ahead of the overall Democratic state vote for the U.S. House in 222 (adjusted for uncontested races), and ahead of every down-ballot Democrat running statewide.
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"North Carolina is one click behind Virginia, two clicks ahead of Georgia and five clicks ahead of Texas in moving from red to blue," says Morgan Jackson, Cooper's chief strategist.
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Some fourth-quarter smartphone shipments estimates put Apple slightly ahead of Samsung, while others put Samsung slightly ahead of Apple, Bloomberg reports, suggesting the pair are practically neck-and-neck.
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Melancon got ahead of Ozuna with two quick strikes, only to give up a liner just inside the third-base bag that put St. Louis ahead for the first time.
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With the win, the first-place Red Sox moved three games ahead of the Tampa Bay Rays and 3 1/2 ahead of the Yankees in the American League East.
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Traders said they expected markets to remain largely rangebound ahead of the expiry of derivatives on Thursday and ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's policy review on April 5.
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Sailliot went on: Politics ought to be about putting all people first, ahead of global markets, ahead of the bottom line, not about getting some people out of the country.
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He picked up 22020 percent of African-American voters, far behind Biden's 22016 percent but just ahead of Harris's 22016 percent, and leaps and bounds ahead of Booker's 103 percent.
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The final poll before the election, by the Honolulu Civil Beat, found Ige ahead by 9 points; a few weeks earlier, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser had him ahead by 4.
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The movie is a very straight-ahead story that you watch and absorb and you're not ... there's lots of stuff to think about, but it's a very straight-ahead story.
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Sanders dominates the contest among younger voters (31% of likely voters under age 50 back him, 12 points ahead of Warren, 21 points ahead of Buttigieg and 23 points ahead of Biden in that group), and tops his nearest competitor by 10 points among men (24% Sanders, 13% Biden and 13% Warren).
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The company stuck to its 2018 revenue guidance despite Dr. Reddy's getting the go-ahead for its product launch, but said it would revisit the forecast if the move goes ahead.
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After a recount, Melinda Katz appears to be ahead in the Democratic primary for Queens district attorney, coming out just 60 votes (of more than 90,000) ahead of opponent Tiffany Cabán.
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Since the impressionists got ahead of the audience, followed always more rapidly by one movement after another, criticism, in its attempt to keep up, has sometimes got ahead of the artists.
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Sanders: Path to nomination is not easy As Clinton loves to point out, she's much further ahead of Sanders than Barack Obama was ahead of her at this stage in 2008.
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"Looking ahead, energy inflation should rise in the months ahead, perhaps adding 1 percentage point to the headline rate by the end of the year," McKeown said in reference to Germany.
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Chairman Cheryl Edwardes had warned ahead of an extraordinary shareholders' meeting of a "high risk" that Atlas would be placed in administration, a form of bankruptcy, unless the deal went ahead.
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Goldwyn campaigned for Clinton in Iowa, ahead of that state's January caucuses (which she won), and then accompanied the candidate to Tennessee ahead of its "Super Tuesday" primary (which she won).
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Ahead of Uber's IPO, drivers are protesting for better wages, benefits, transparent policies and a voice, Uber driver and Gig Workers Rising member Mostafa Maklad told TechCrunch ahead of the protest.
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The dollar fell after news emerged that Republican candidate Donald Trump was gaining momentum ahead of the vote, with polls on Tuesday putting Trump ahead by 1 to 2 percentage points.
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Click ahead to shop our gift-worthy picks from one magical place, because if you already loved Nordstrom, the 30 items ahead are sure to make you love it even more.
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Halma's order intake for the financial year continued to be ahead of revenue and ahead of order intake the same time last year, Chief Executive Andrew Williams said in a statement.
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"We're roughly in the middle of where the television series is going to go," Fogelman told The Hollywood Reporter ahead of season 3's finale and ahead of the show's renewal.
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Garrett put the Reds ahead in the second when he faked a bunt and then lined a double to right for his first career hit, driving home the go-ahead run.
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The GOP may get some space to push ahead with key goals like tax reform and hope for some insulation if Trump remains unpopular ahead of the midterm elections next year.
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Part of an 11-man break, the Italian surged away and stayed comfortably ahead of compatriot Matteo Montaguti (AG2R-La Mondiale) to cross the line one minute and six seconds ahead.
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Make ahead: You can roast the carrots ahead of time (they will be good for about an hour) and keep them covered in a warm oven until you're ready to serve.
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Florida: One step ahead of Alabama, state legislators announced last month that they are finally moving ahead with a measure that would require a unanimous jury verdict in death penalty cases.
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An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll in late October found Trump's approval rating ahead of the midterm elections at a higher level than former President Obama's ahead of the 2010 midterms.
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Sixty-nine percent consider it "very important," putting it 35 points ahead of the federal hiring freeze and 15 points ahead of the second item on the list, a tax cut.
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WATCH: Lea Michele Declares Love for Boyfriend Zandy Reich Ahead of Her 31st Birthday A month later, Michele declared her love for her boyfriend on social media ahead of her birthday.
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Democrats have demanded more time for scrutiny, and Republicans want to move ahead quickly with a confirmation vote in an increasingly volatile political climate ahead of congressional elections on Nov. 6.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: MARKETS In observance of Presidents' Day, financial markets and most banks in the United States will be closed on Monday.
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Its mission is to survey the asteroid ahead of retrieving pristine bits of the solar system from the rock's surface and then bringing them back to Earth in the years ahead.
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Barcelona remained top of Group B, three points ahead of Inter and six ahead of Tottenham, which defeated PSV Eindhoven at home, 03-1, behind two late goals by Harry Kane.
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"As soon as you get those documents, go ahead and file and reduce the chances that one of the crooks who has your data can file ahead of you," Velasquez said.
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Though none are happy with the status quo, they cannot find a peace deal in which all five come out ahead but none so far ahead as to disadvantage a rival.
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Get ahead on your student loansIf you'd rather just be done with your student loan debt, you could keep paying the same amount towards your loans every month and get ahead.
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"Every time someone is a front-runner, they say, 'Oh my gosh, they're not ahead in every straw poll, ahead in every state and every fund-raising report,'" Mr. Westly said.
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One morning this week, a bus was so ahead of schedule that it had to stop at an intersection and pass the time so it wouldn't get too ahead of itself.
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They remain tied with the Heat, and just out of the playoff picture, and are only one game ahead of the Charlotte Hornets and two games ahead of the Detroit Pistons.
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That puts us 1 point ahead of South Africa and 2 points ahead of Mexico, and well behind countries as diverse as Switzerland, India, Indonesia, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Germany and Turkey.
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Dalton put Cincinnati ahead to stay with a 17-yard pass to Boyd that made the quarterback the Bengals' career leader in touchdown passes, moving ahead of Ken Anderson with 198.
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After Ouedraogo and Southern's Damiree Burns traded baskets to start overtime, Ouedraogo put the Cornhuskers ahead for good on a dunk with 3:14 left to put Nebraska ahead 84-82.
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The lower figure has a dual purpose: Diminishing the impact on U.S. consumers ahead of the holiday shopping season, while helping Republicans on the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections.
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Todd Rokita and Luke Messer are upping the pressure on their shadow war ahead of their likely Senate bids in new barbs, ahead of what's expected to be a rough primary.
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An October 17 Quinnipiac University poll of registered voters showed Menendez ahead of Hugin by 7 points, while a Rutgers University poll released Wednesday showed the incumbent ahead by 5 points.
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Marner finished 11th in the N.H.L. with 94 points (163 goals and 68 assists), six points ahead of Tavares and 21 ahead of Matthews, who missed 14 games because of injury.
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It's particularly ... Actually, just David Boies, but go ahead.
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Ahead, see how much Jon Snow has grown — literally.
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I would like to go — yes, go ahead, please.
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" "We're trying to stay way ahead of the curve.
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Go ahead and play juror ... check out both tunes.
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I would like to go -- yes, go ahead. Please.
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Connie Loizos: Well, I … oh, sorry, Danny, go ahead.
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TODD: Go ahead, Senator Sanders — 30 seconds, your response.
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KELLY EVANS: But what you're saying -- go ahead. Yeah.
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So that&aposs why we -- INGRAHAM: The -- go ahead.
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Ron DeSantis ' surging gubernatorial campaign ahead of Florida's Aug.
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Check out a sampling of Bee & Willow buys, ahead.
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" Spoilers ahead for the first season of "Killing Eve.
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Go ahead, laugh ... he's still wayyyy better than you.
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Go ahead and click through ... for Hana's best shot.
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GRAPHIC - Sterling moves ahead of retail sales data tmsnrt.
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Firms like Ernst & Young have more tax work ahead.
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In Oakland ... KS: That's seven people, but go ahead.
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" He continues: "It taught you how to think ahead.
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But to think ... Well, I don't, but go ahead.
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" She added, "The road ahead will not be easy.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump looks ahead.
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" She added, "This is preventing me from moving ahead.
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In terms of style, Queen's — and Scotland — were ahead.
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I would like to go — yes, go ahead. Please.
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And the first line … Go ahead and say it.
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So — I'm glad you're amused with yourself, go ahead.
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Warning: Minor spoilers ahead for " Jessica Jones" season two.
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Four days after its premiere, "The Mandalorian" was:58.7% ahead of Amazon Prime Video's "Good Omens"35.8% ahead of Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy"15% ahead of Netflix's "When They See Us"11.5% ahead of Netflix's "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance""Given Disney Plus' episodic release strategy, we expect demand for 'The Mandalorian' to continue to grow further as new episodes become available to stream over the next several weeks," a Parrot Analytics representative told Business Insider.
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According to an extremely useful comprehensive spreadsheet compiled by Daily Kos, across 70 special elections in 2017, Democrats ran 10 points ahead of Clinton and 7 points ahead of Obama's 2012 results.
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Even to be put in places where you're not baseball-wise ready, thrust into the big leagues or moved ahead when you shouldn't have been moved ahead because you have these expectations.
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Snapchat adding polling locations to Snap Map ahead of midterms (Axios) Why it matters: It's part of a greater push to get Snap's users civically-engaged ahead of this year's midterm elections.
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Ahead, you'll find a wide array of outfits to help inspire the month ahead — there's front-tie blouses and khaki pants, printed mini skirts and gingham, velvet midi skirts and structured blazers.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the U.K.'s June 343 referendum on EU membership showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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The credit data was released unexpectedly early, hours ahead of the resumption of last-ditch U.S.-China trade talks and a day ahead of a threatened U.S. tariff increase on Chinese goods.
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However, both celebs have given interviews recently — Grande ahead of her new album Sweetener, and Davidson ahead of, well, I dunno — that have shed some light onto how this all got started.
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"We're roughly in the middle of where the television series is going to go," Fogelman told the The Hollywood Reporter ahead of season 3's finale and ahead of the show's renewal.
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Space renters are also required to submit a list of the exact items that will be stored for Neighbor and the host to approve ahead of a transaction getting the go ahead.
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The retailer topped analyst expectations, with $138.8 billion in revenue for the quarter, just ahead of the forecasted $138.76 billion; and earnings per share of $1.41, ahead of analysts' estimates of $1.33.
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With accelerating challenges ahead due to a changing workforce — think automation, A.I., and wholesale industry disruption and re-creation — getting ahead of this has become even more critical for all of us.
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Ahead of July's presidential elections, France's has grown concerned at the rising lawlessness and the failure of the central government to push ahead with a peace deal negotiated almost three years ago.
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Prosecutors said Wang tipped Chan ahead of announcements by Merrimack about clinical drug trial results, and Chan gave Wang information ahead of news of positive clinical study results for an Akebia drug.
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AH: I've seen a lot in this field of recognizing new media ahead of time, recognizing the need for mindful and reflective leadership ahead of time, and basically giving those trends credibility.
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Trailing by a point late in the fourth quarter, the Eagles moved ahead for good when Foles connected with Ertz on a 11-yard touchdown to put his team ahead 38-33.
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Doskozil said the plan had nothing to do with campaigning ahead of Austrian elections in October and that he expected it to go ahead even if there was a change in government.
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Overall, I feel like the practicality of these headphones nudges them ahead of the Sony 7506s, and their price and sweeter sound makes them an obvious pick ahead of Audio-Technica's M50s.
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Mr. Ghannouchi has repeatedly called on his followers to put national stability and security ahead of party interests, but now Ennahda is evidently looking ahead to municipal elections scheduled for May 2017.
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The group released two sets of hacked Democratic emails in the months ahead of the 2016 election: One shortly ahead of the Democratic National Convention, and another just days before the election.
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China turned on its 5G networks ahead of schedule on Friday, pushing ahead with the next-generation wireless technology at the same time it's engaged in a protracted trade war with Washington.
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Intel just announced that will move ahead with a new plant in Arizona that probably was never going to move ahead with and that will result in at least 10,000 american jobs.
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"Ted was 239 years ahead of his time, 2102 years ahead of his time," said Mike Bryant, who for the last 109 years has been a private hitting coach in Las Vegas.
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According to an extremely useful comprehensive spreadsheet compiled by Daily Kos, across 70 special elections in 20163, Democrats ran 10 points ahead of Clinton and 7 points ahead of Obama's 2012 results.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: ECONOMY The House and Senate are expected to hold final votes on the Republican tax cut legislation early in the week.
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As of Monday afternoon, the RealClearPolitics average had her ahead by just 2.4 points when Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are included, and HuffPost Pollster had her ahead by 5.7 percentage points.
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Running in lane seven, Norwegian Warholm was fractionally ahead off the final bend and fended off Benjamin's challenge to win in 46.92 seconds, six hundredths of a second ahead of his rival.
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"That is not to say that the disease won't get ahead of the Chinese authorities completely or get ahead of the other countries that are containing it," the WHO's Mike Ryan said.
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" On where China has gotten ahead: "They're clearly ahead in counter-space — knocking satellites out of the air ... in hypersonics, directed energy (lasers, microwaves), in some ways artificial intelligence … Meanwhile, we're dysfunctional.
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In eastern European power, the Czech year-ahead position shed 30 cents to 26.55 euros/MWh while the day-ahead position was at 30.2 euros compared with 29.5 euros paid for Friday.
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Ahead of Friday's crucial witness vote, Democrats had hoped four Republican would break ranks to give them the 51 votes needed to move ahead with further votes to determine who to subpoena.
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But Elon Musk's space exploration company is one step ahead of Boeing, as it will get key data from this demo mission to make final adjustments ahead of its inaugural crewed flight.
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House Democratic leaders are pressing ahead with plans to pass their prescription drug bill this week, betting that opposition from a rebellious faction of progressive lawmakers will dissolve ahead of Thursday's vote.
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Tande now has 710.3 points in the standings, just ahead of Poland's Olympic champion Kamil Stoch (708.6), who was fourth on Wednesday, ahead of the final event at Bischofshofen, Austria, on Friday.
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A whopping four debates are scheduled for January and February ahead of each of those races, but December's is the final opportunity for candidates to leave their mark ahead of the holidays.
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"Ahead in Florida, Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina, in addition to being ahead in the electoral count and popular vote has triggered the onset of panic in global financial markets," said Kenny.
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"McDonald's definitely has much more developmental potential ahead of it compared to Yum," Mr. Silverstein said ahead of the announcement, referring to the fast food group that owns KFC and Pizza Hut.
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Rashida Tlaib is pushing ahead with her impeachment resolution — bucking the leadership of her own party again and working to gather support ahead of plans to formally introduce the proposal this week.
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The shouted questions, emotional pleas and raucous protesters of the evening crystalized the GOP's tough political road ahead as it forges ahead with rolling back Obama's accomplishments, including the Affordable Care Act.
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"If you want to have a situation in which you are always ahead, [and] if you are not ahead [you say], 'I will ban you' ... that is not competition," said the prime minister.
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The stock market may have gotten a little bit ahead of itself, but there are still a couple of "real tail winds" ahead in 2017, investment expert Brad McMillan told CNBC on Thursday.
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Trump had gone into Monday's caucus voting ahead of the Texas senator by five percentage points in a key poll but Cruz ended up winning, four points ahead of the New York billionaire.
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The one thing that did spread was, I think Peter Chernin, as always, ahead of the process and ahead of the game, working with Zucker, Jeff Zucker ... Former … Basically ran Fox for Murdoch.
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The timing of the departures suggests some companies got cold feet ahead of that meeting, and as the members determine a way ahead, the entire project's future is looking more and more uncertain.
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More rains ahead The rains have come ahead of the regular monsoonal downpour expected later next month and are the result of a depression in the Bay of Bengal, according to weather forecasters.
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Ahead, we're dishing out six surprisingly simple, delightfully seasonal recipes that will wow friends and fam — and are lightyears ahead of the whole pumpkin-spice-everything shtick, too (okay okay, we included one).
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The group did a 10-state tour ahead of last year's congressional elections and is developing a nationwide strategy that would train more local leaders ahead of the 2020 presidential contest, she said.
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Many factories and offices start to scale back operations ahead of time before shutting for the entire holiday or longer, while some manufacturers front-load shipments or replenish inventories ahead of the break.
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While earnings usually come in substantially ahead of expectations — as much as 2.83 or 22.8 percentage points is not unusual — the downward direction in the outlook doesn't speak well for what lies ahead.
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The new Notebook 9 is launching this month in the US — it already launched in Korea ahead of the holidays, which is why the company announced the thing so far ahead of CES.
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So while the outfits ahead are offering up new inspiration for the year ahead, they're also showing you it is possible to get a little more creative with the items you already own.
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According to an extremely useful and comprehensive spreadsheet compiled by Daily Kos, across 70 special elections in 20183, Democrats ran 10 points ahead of Clinton and 7 points ahead of Obama's 2012 results.
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Sterling had touched $1.5018, its highest since mid-December, in Asian trading ahead of the result after polling firm YouGov said the campaign to keep Britain in the EU appeared to be ahead.
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"Even if at some period ahead of us, not imminently obviously, but if at some period ahead of us they would need capital they are perfectly able to raise capital," he told CNBC.
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Prosecutors said Wang tipped Chan ahead of announcements by Merrimack about clinical drug trial results, and Chan likewise supplied Wang information ahead of news of positive clinical study results for an Akebia drug.
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This means a person or company can send the copyrights holder a notice of intent, go ahead and play the song and start sending royalty checks without negotiating a deal ahead of time.
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Jeong Joon-hee, a South Korean government spokesman, said he suspected that the North Korean military pressed ahead with the doomed tests to help glorify Mr. Kim's image ahead of the party congress.
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Thursday's riots were reportedly sparked by police action ahead of celebrations marking the botched Easter Rising rebellion in 1912, as law enforcement reportedly raided houses in Derry for weapons ahead of the anniversary.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: TECHNOLOGY Hewlett-Packard is a much smaller company than it was a year ago because management split off its corporate computing businesses.
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Embiid's entertainment value might be ahead of his actual productivity at the moment, but it's certainly not ahead of his potential to be a game-changing presence on both ends of the court.
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Using items is similarly simple: a swipe down drops the item behind you, and tapping on the screen sends items ahead (or, in the case of a mushroom, sends your racer speeding ahead).
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There was drama ahead of the women's 100 metres hurdles as Nigerian Tobi Amusan was disqualified for coming out of her blocks in 0.096 seconds, just ahead of the permitted 0.1 reaction time.
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And because it's more craft than art, talent or skill, it's a project of parts: The almond filling is made ahead, the pastry circles cut ahead, the galette assembled and then chilled again.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: ECONOMY As Texas continues to recover from Hurricane Harvey, businesses and residents in Florida will begin to assess the damages from Irma.
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The two-time reigning United States Open champion, Koepka finished two strokes ahead of Woods, whose 2324 equaled the low round of the day, and three ahead of Scott, who shot a 3403.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: TECHNOLOGY The European Commission is expected to publish on Monday a list of options for taxing technology companies like Google and Amazon.
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After Walker's two-out, bloop double scored Gary Sanchez to put the Yankees ahead 1-0, Torres hit a 1-0 fastball into the left-field seats to put them ahead 3-0.
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But even as his senators deliberated under extreme political pressure, McConnell pressed ahead with an aggressive effort to bring the drama to a successful close, ahead of a decisive procedural vote on Friday.
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There was plenty of time for a tying or a go-ahead touchdown for the Giants, but Allen, who completed 19 of 30 passes for the game, put the Bills too far ahead.
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There was plenty of time for a tying or a go-ahead touchdown for the Giants, but Allen, who completed 19 of 30 passes for the game, put the Bills too far ahead.
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But with the economy shrinking, inflation rising and the president facing opposition to budget cuts ahead of his 2019 re-election campaign, analysts said the peso would remain unstable over the months ahead.
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Some market research indicates there's a sizable consumer segment that will hold out for 5G-enabled phones coming in the years ahead rather than go ahead and buy one of the new models.
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"We've been told for the last decade that renewable energy would go ahead, but it has not yet gone ahead," said Dana Miller, the owner of aTec, a BVI-based clean energy company.
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"Now that that big obstacle is lifted, full steam ahead," she said, without saying when the agreement would be presented to parliament, which closes down in June ahead of an October national election.
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According to an extremely useful comprehensive spreadsheet compiled by Daily Kos, across 20163 special elections in 2017, Democrats ran 10 points ahead of Clinton and 7 points ahead of Barack Obama's 2012 results.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to expect in the week ahead: TRAVEL Starting Monday, several major airlines will no longer accept checked or carry-on bags with battery packs that cannot be removed.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones.
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The pilots later voted to go ahead with the strike.
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But Republicans may not want to get ahead of themselves.
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Click ahead for some of our favorites from the bunch.
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We raced ahead and climbed the banks of the underpass.
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The products that passed these pros' tests for summer, ahead.
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That homer gave him 33, one ahead of Adrian Beltre.
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And now they just have to stay ahead of it.
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Nonetheless, forging ahead is often a question of risk tolerance.
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The hype ahead of the survey is easy to understand.
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Here's how he's positioning his portfolio for the days ahead:
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Ahead, we speak to several Cariocas about their plastic surgeries.
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Ahead, find date ideas that aren't dinner and a movie.
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The Week Ahead Here's what to look for this week.
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On Sunday, Mr. Hastings remained upbeat about the challenges ahead.
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Ahead, our favorite poke spots in the city right now.
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Libertarians were way ahead of the pack on decriminalizing homosexuality.
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Credit Suisse declined to comment ahead of its investor day.
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Essential knew it had a hard road ahead of it.
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The announcement comes ahead of next Wednesday's quarterly earnings release.
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I wouldn't, but go ahead and give it a try.
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Reformation has always been a step ahead in sustainable fashion.
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Reformation has always been ahead of the fashion sustainability curve.
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Ahead, 11 of the best pictures in this Photoshop battle.
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If they go ahead then the deal will not pass.
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Ahead, nine people share what they once believed about sex.
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Ahead, check out our take on this year's best costumes.
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Juul this week tried to get ahead of a crackdown.
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It is possible to see 1.7313 in the days ahead.
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Click ahead for our favorite ways to wear the trend.
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Production resumed last week, about two weeks ahead of schedule.
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U.S. stock futures slipped 0.2 percent ahead of U.S. trading.
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Check out the finds we'd make a beeline for, ahead.
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And then your attitude is what makes you go ahead.
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Click ahead to check out our favorite new colored mascaras.
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And it's clear that both times, Putin came out ahead.
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Ahead, her tips for acclimating to Daylight Saving Time. 1.
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Ahead, we're counting down the world's 20 most Instagrammed spots.
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How Is Her Case Looking, Ahead Of This April Hearing?
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Banks, who ahead of the 2016 Brexit referendum financed Leave.
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Just head to Target and pick up the items ahead.
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But there's good news ahead for fans of the couple.
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I don't think anyone on our team was looking ahead.
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That could be OK if the economy keeps rolling ahead.
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ARK raised $2.9 billion in capital ahead of the launch.
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And it was ahead of its time by many years.
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And either you listen to us or trouble lies ahead.
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Go ahead and get an iPad and a keyboard cover.
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Six vanished ahead of International Labor Day on May 1.
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And as you can see ahead, 2016 did not disappoint.
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Ahead, find proof that this couple is actually really cute.
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Caution: Major Bachelor spoilers for the March 4 episode ahead.
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There's something for all the healers, teachers, and helpers ahead.
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Manchin's comments highlighted differences among Democrats ahead of a Feb.
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Warning: Some spoilers for The OA season 2 are ahead.
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Because you sell things, it sounds like, but go ahead.
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So, why would investors ... So ... Go ahead, keep going. Sorry.
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"Go ahead, investigate the investigators, if you must," Comey wrote.
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Check out everything from geometric petals to watercolor ink, ahead.
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I don't know what lies ahead, but I have faith.
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So I don't want to get ahead of the story.
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Warning: Spoilers from season 1 of The Society are ahead.
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You're already ahead of 90 percent of guys out there.Maybe.
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Happy days are ahead for Devon Still and wife Asha!
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Warning: Possibly MAJOR Game Of Thrones season 8 spoilers ahead.
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So if you looked ahead, you might have played yourself.
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Trump's event has drawn considerable scrutiny ahead of Independence Day.
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When we come back, more "Hannity" from Finland, straight ahead.
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Warning: spoilers ahead for season 8 of Game of Thrones.
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Ahead, check out all the titles leaving Netflix in July.
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Their votes today tell a very sad tale, details ahead.
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Treasury declined to comment on Friday ahead of its Feb.
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Check out the extremely stylish coffees in the slideshow, ahead.
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Inverted yield curves have been strong predictors of recessions ahead.
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Ahead, planners that make being organized easy, fun, and stylish.
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Trey Gowdy, Jim Jordan, Sara and Greg, next -- straight ahead.
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Warning: Spoilers for Game of Thrones season 8 are ahead.
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If you have time for it, why not go ahead?
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Ahead, 11 sunflower tattoos that are too pretty to resist.
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Click through the slides ahead to check out the selection.
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Warning: Spoilers from Game of Thrones' "The Bells" are ahead.
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Ahead, we've gathered our favorite beauty combos on — who else?
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So one person decided to just go ahead and ask.
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Ahead, see the most essential summer 2019 fashion, no filler.
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We'll go ahead and take one in every color, please.
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Erm, sorry, I let my imagination get ahead of myself.
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Hopefully, these investors realize a tough slog that lies ahead.
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California, however, is going full speed ahead on EV policy.
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See who he sees wearing what in that universe, ahead.
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Ahead, the most scripted moments from The Bachelor season 23.
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Ahead, the completely candid conversation with the original Super herself.
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Ahead, we've published some of the most extraordinary, in full.
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Other teams are trying to look ahead for these threats.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham leads the pack ahead of the primary.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Netflix's Sex Education season 1 finale.
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I don't know why it was nine, but go ahead.
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So opposite to my point of view, but go ahead.
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They're going to F your largest competitors, but go ahead.
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Ahead, take a look at all of Netflix's November arrivals.
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As we look ahead, we might be wondering: What's next?
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Suddenly, a wall of water appeared a hundred yards ahead.
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Anthem and other legacy insurers are moving ahead to modernize.
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Don't worry, Donald, Hillary is still ahead in the polls.
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Being a bookworm is a smart way to get ahead.
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Ahead, 23 gorgeous pieces that embrace the beauty of imperfection.
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Still ahead, Starbucks courting controversy with its new guest policy.
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Stocks, on the other hand, have charged ahead since 2009.
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The CBRE sees this trend continuing in the year ahead.
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The fundraising pressure will only grow in the months ahead.
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But the many potential benefits have the automakers plowing ahead.
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Tensions in Germany are running high ahead of the Sept.
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Okay, Wall Street Journal people, I worked there, go ahead.
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The needle, it was such a mindfuck, but go ahead.
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Ahead, eight creative ways to keep Christmas craziness in check.
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Go ahead and shed a tear, but don't act surprised.
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Plan ahead, giving the meat time to reach room temperature.
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The candidates are already looking ahead to the general election.
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Ahead are Dr. Pagán-Durán's tips — no baby mittens required.
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More tangible signs of a sharper slowdown ahead have emerged.
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Trump then decided not to go ahead with the move.
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Clinton has been ahead in the poll since early January.
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The pilots later voted to go ahead with the strike.
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Warning: There are seriously huge spoilers from Avengers: Endgame ahead.
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As Hamilton vented on the team radio, Vettel forged ahead.
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At 13, Brown has an illustrious career ahead of her.
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I'd press ahead at this point, Berger wrote to her.
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The company also made upbeat comments about the year ahead.
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Just 13 percent see a recession in the year ahead.
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And now, ahead of the its quarter anniversary on Dec.
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Ahead, we rounded up some of the city's hidden gems.
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Warning: Spoilers for Dead To Me season 23 are ahead.
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"Go Ahead and Break My Heart" featuring Gwen Stefani 10.
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Warning: Spoilers from the Game of Thrones finale are ahead.
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Ahead, she shares an open letter she's written to Rep.
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Markets rise: Global stocks point higher ahead the G20 meeting.
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Currently, Clinton is about 200 pledged delegates ahead of Sanders.
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Ahead, 15 insanely cool new products everyone is talking about.
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But traders are betting that there's upside ahead for Yelp.
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Stocks closed on the soft side ahead of Trump's speech.
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Facebook reported $16.9 billion in revenue, ahead of analyst expectations.
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Warning: Spoilers for Dead To Me season 1 are ahead.
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So if you feel good, go ahead and vocalize it.
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The work is wrapping up ahead of schedule, Reilly said.
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Ahead, the best tattoos to get to celebrate Gemini season.
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Ahead, the red flags to be on the lookout for.
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Seven ways to step up your summer beauty routine, ahead.
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Ahead, 10 reasons the world isn't all bad right now.
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Trading volume was light ahead of the long holiday weekend.
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Warning: Major Game of Thrones episode 5 spoilers are ahead.
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See three examples of this formula in the slideshow, ahead.
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Assholes are everywhere, and they seem to be getting ahead.
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Looking ahead, the next moves would be much more painful.
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Warning: Spoilers from episode 2 of The Bachelorette are ahead.
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Ahead, we'll show you 16 moves that fit the bill.
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Thinking too much ahead, all this expectation is not easy.
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And some strategists see further weakness ahead for the group.
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LORETTA MESTER: I don't think we're ahead of the curve.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Game Of Thrones series finale.
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Ahead, the beauty renegades we look to for fresh perspectives.
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Having faced death, Koyama confronted the life ahead of her.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for HBO's "Game of Thrones" season seven.
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Thanksgiving is over but the holiday crush still looms ahead.
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We are having to work to keep ahead of her.
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LOOKING AHEAD... · THURSDAY -- IMMIGRATION -- Trump executive action on trade expected.
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To see more from New York Fashion Week, click ahead.
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Looks like we were 5 years ahead of the curve.
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Could we have organized for this match to go ahead?
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Warning: Major, major spoilers are ahead for Game of Thrones.
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She reveals all of Moondog's Beach Bum hair secrets, ahead.
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We still have a lot of work ahead of us.
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Ahead, see the amazing transformations and prepare to rethink fringe.
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Well, it's nice being a little fascist, but go ahead.
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If you want to play with the code, go ahead.
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Warning: Spoilers from Jane The Virgin's final season are ahead.
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Ahead, check out the inaugural drop of this size extension.
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Ahead, what they want to accomplish, in their own words.
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With momentum you'll get ahead and make progress much faster.
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Still JGB options were pricing in limited price moves ahead.
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Instead, pick up the special items in the slides ahead.
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Warning: Potential spoilers for season 21 of The Bachelor ahead.
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Warning: spoilers for the end of Alita: Battle Angel ahead.
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But be warned, there are spoilers for season 1 ahead.
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Shares of Twitter are down 1% today ahead of closing.
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China is streets ahead when it comes to digital payments.
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Rinehart would be a formidable opponent if Dakang pushed ahead.
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Lucky for you, we've got all of that covered, ahead.
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See how Woodley captures the best of both worlds, ahead.
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Go ahead and finish the story, then indulge your curiosity.
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Are these the small signs of a real revolution ahead?
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He is what gives me the strength to get ahead.
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Ahead, find the lucky winners of this year's Golden Globes.
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Expect markets to suffer some turbulence in the days ahead.
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"Happiness is ahead of you," promises Angelhaha founder Qinmin Liu.
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Warning: Spoilers from the Game of Thrones Finale are ahead.
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As long as that continues, tax reform can't move ahead.
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It turned out to be smartly ahead of the curve.
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The junta has appeared increasingly jittery ahead of the Aug.
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I started to revel in the challenge ahead of me.
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Trading of CapitaLand shares were halted ahead of the announcement.
|
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Check out our favorite ways to wear the trend, ahead.
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HANNITY: Go ahead I see you want to say something.
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Warning: Spoilers are ahead for the end of Avengers: Endgame.
|
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Oil prices were lower on Thursday ahead of the meeting.
|
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See the 20 scrunchies we're decorating our updos with ahead.
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But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's go back.
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Follow Cersei Lannister's unique hair evolution — or lack thereof — ahead.
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OK thank you, that's... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: Go ahead Sir, yes?
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QUESTION: ... I know, but aren't you... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: Go ahead.
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Speaking on the Senate floor ahead of the vote, Sen.
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Trump's officially ahead of the game on that one though.
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See the rest of our favorite's from the festival ahead.
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Arab lawmakers railed against the bill ahead of the vote.
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So I think there's a whole lot of opportunity ahead.
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