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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Book squaring ahead of the weekend and ahead of upcoming Feb.
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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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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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"He had a future ahead of him; a life ahead of him," she said.
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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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"You want to get ahead of the term and ahead of the timing," Salemi said.
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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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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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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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Across 12 races, Democrats are running 23 points ahead of Clinton and 8 points ahead of Obama.
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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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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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Across 14 races, Democrats are running 28 points ahead of Clinton and 14 points ahead of Barack Obama.
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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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Once again, you've put the interests of big oil ahead of clean air and politics ahead of science.
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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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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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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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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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The debate pushed her back ahead of Klobuchar, just as the New Hampshire debate pushed Klobuchar ahead of Warren.
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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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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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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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China is now the largest trading partner of the United States, just ahead of Canada and well ahead of Mexico.
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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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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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Opinion polls this week suggested the "Leave" camp was ahead of the "Remain" side ahead of the June 23 vote.
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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"Kanye is years ahead of his time."
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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" "We're trying to stay way ahead of the curve.
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Ron DeSantis ' surging gubernatorial campaign ahead of Florida's Aug.
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GRAPHIC - Sterling moves ahead of retail sales data tmsnrt.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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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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"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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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 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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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But Republicans may not want to get ahead of themselves.
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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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The hype ahead of the survey is easy to understand.
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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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Reformation has always been ahead of the fashion sustainability curve.
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Juul this week tried to get ahead of a crackdown.
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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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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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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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Six vanished ahead of International Labor Day on May 1.
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Manchin's comments highlighted differences among Democrats ahead of a Feb.
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So I don't want to get ahead of the story.
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You're already ahead of 90 percent of guys out there.Maybe.
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Trump's event has drawn considerable scrutiny ahead of Independence Day.
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Treasury declined to comment on Friday ahead of its Feb.
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Erm, sorry, I let my imagination get ahead of myself.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham leads the pack ahead of the primary.
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Tensions in Germany are running high ahead of the Sept.
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At 13, Brown has an illustrious career ahead of her.
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And now, ahead of the its quarter anniversary on Dec.
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Currently, Clinton is about 200 pledged delegates ahead of Sanders.
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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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The work is wrapping up ahead of schedule, Reilly said.
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Trading volume was light ahead of the long holiday weekend.
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LORETTA MESTER: I don't think we're ahead of the curve.
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Having faced death, Koyama confronted the life ahead of her.
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We are having to work to keep ahead of her.
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Looks like we were 5 years ahead of the curve.
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We still have a lot of work ahead of us.
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Shares of Twitter are down 1% today ahead of closing.
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"Happiness is ahead of you," promises Angelhaha founder Qinmin Liu.
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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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Oil prices were lower on Thursday ahead of the meeting.
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But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's go back.
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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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Arab lawmakers railed against the bill ahead of the vote.
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Some companies got out ahead of the event with announcements.
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Apple closed up 7.66 percent ahead of its earnings announcement.
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As a result, Europe aged ahead of the United States.
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HOW long can a story stay ahead of its time?
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O ahead of the next key selling season in May.
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"It's a really interesting future ahead of us," he said.
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Israel is ahead of the game in many important industries.
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Its shares traded down nearly 2% ahead of the release.
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We must challenge ourselves to stay ahead of the curve.
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So we're three to four years ahead of those people.
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He is leading national opinion polls ahead of the Feb.
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I think she has a good career ahead of her.
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"Facebook is so far ahead of the curve," he said.
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Spain "still has many challenges ahead of us," acknowledged Mesa.
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Always better to be ahead of it than left behind.
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Waymo is miles ahead of its competitors in public testing.
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Ahead of the 2016 primary there, the deadline was Oct.
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The euro climbed ahead of an European Central Bank meeting.
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And you'll probably want to do them ahead of time.
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Ahead of Tuesday's contests, Trump has 845 delegates, Texas Sen.
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In a remarkable corporate transformation, he is ahead of schedule.
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One Macy's employee told me: "They're ages ahead of us."
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In an open letter released Thursday ahead of the Feb.
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Lindor and Napoli, who both singled, scored ahead of Chisenhall.
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The Model Y is also ahead of schedule, Tesla said.
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It's got a long and bright career ahead of it.
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Mr Adamson was usually ahead of things in that way.
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Indian stock markets surged ahead of a possible Modi win.
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They were three teenagers with promising lives ahead of them.
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Go deeper: Fury and fear ahead of Congo's suspect elections
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She's 23, she has her whole life ahead of her.
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Uber and Lyft drivers are striking ahead of Uber's IPO
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All that comes ahead of its planned merger with DuPont.
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Some also see the euro weakening ahead of the vote.
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That puts it comfortably ahead of TJ Maxx and Macy's.
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Politicians are unlikely to race far ahead of public opinion.
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The team are now 215 points ahead of champion Mercedes.
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She's got a big day ahead of her ... rest up.
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Southwest varies, but they always announce it ahead of time.
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The shares closed up 0.7 percent ahead of the earnings.
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Refiners in Louisiana also have been scrambling ahead of Nate.
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Holly has a lot of hard work ahead of her.
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I do see this pop ahead of the shareholder meeting.
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Whatever was ahead of us I wanted to face it.
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Ahead of the vote, Spain's constitutional court declared the Oct.
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His arrival added to tensions ahead of a forthcoming election.
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Trump was reportedly informed of their plans ahead of time.
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She's got a lot of election nights ahead of her.
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BUT I THINK WE'RE WAY AHEAD OF OURSELVES ON THIS.
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"We've got a big year ahead of us," he said.
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Ahead of her first birthday she was using whole sentences.
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Today, though, there is a new year ahead of me.
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Mr. Sanders, who is about 16 points ahead of Mrs.
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Some private market valuations got ahead of themselves, requiring adjustment.
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Twilio also brought in revenue ahead of Wall Street expectations.
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Two months ahead of her second daughter Teddy Marilyn's Dec.
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Slack announced action buttons today ahead of its developer conference.
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We got one in a week ahead of the launch.
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Maybe too far ahead of its time, in some ways.
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I was way ahead of the Trump new privacy thing.
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Go deeper: Trump Jr. corresponded with WikiLeaks ahead of election
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So, congratulations, Mickey, for once, you're ahead of the pack.
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On Iran, Macron made the running ahead of Merkel's visit.
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Finland's government resigned ahead of a general election next month.
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The announcement comes ahead of Amazon's annual holiday hiring push.
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Here's what you need to know ahead of opening statements.
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"There's a special tension ahead of the worlds," he said.
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I think General Motors is really ahead of the curve.
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"Investors are usually cautious ahead of major data," he added.
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For now, there's a lot of experimenting ahead of them.
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Brazilian stocks rose sharply last week ahead of Sunday's vote.
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The same poll places Clinton 19 points ahead of Sanders.
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You need to be right and ahead of everyone else.
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Go deeper: Ahead of 2020, Kamala Harris supports marijuana legalization
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It's possible, but speculation is still way ahead of technology.
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It means the best discoveries are still ahead of us.
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The appointment may energise the party ahead of an election.
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I really have a way of getting ahead of myself.
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Revenues from all three segments were ahead of consensus estimates.
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The motions come ahead of a scheduled resentencing on Aug.
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Revenue for the railroad operator was slightly ahead of forecasts.
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U.S. OIL PRODUCERS EVACUATED 257 PLATFORMS AHEAD OF STORM -U.
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Recent opinion polls put Hofer ahead of Van der Bellen.
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Trump still has a long road ahead of him, however.
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You need to set this up ahead of time, though.
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I think that Japan is one step ahead of Europe.
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So it's a pilot, we're not getting ahead of ourselves.
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U.S. stock futures were mixed ahead of today's jobs report.
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Here's what you should know ahead of the big event.
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That was ahead of analysts' average forecast of 58 cents.
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OLD FARTS (BOTH PARTIES) PUT THEIR POWER AHEAD OF COUNTRY!
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Ahead of that vote, he explained his view of Libertarianism.
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But that was still ahead of expectations for $211 billion.
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The Rangers were 6 points ahead of Pittsburgh, not 5.
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The Rangers were 2800 points ahead of Pittsburgh, not 8003.
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However, trading was subdued ahead of a holiday next week.
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What research did you do ahead of time to prep?
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U.S. futures traded slightly lower ahead of the report's release.
|
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Nintendo's shares closed up 0.7% ahead of the earnings announcement.
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Oil is also weaker ahead of weekly data on inventories.
|
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Oscar's godparents were revealed ahead of the ceremony on Thursday.
|
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Amazon shares have been performing well ahead of Prime Day.
|
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The Super Nintendo really was far ahead of its time.
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They've been ahead of many other retailers with this approach.
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Per usual, Escobar is one step ahead of the cops.
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Biden more than a year ahead of the national conventions.
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News ahead of the January 1 premiere of The Bachelor.
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But it still has a long road ahead of it.
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Microsoft is clearly trying to get ahead of this trend.
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We have Third World countries that are ahead of us.
|
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Game of Thrones petition reaches 1M signatures ahead of finale
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App Engine was probably a bit ahead of its time.
|
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Ahead of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 announcement event on Aug.
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And big names in beauty are ahead of the game.
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Wade Abortion debate rages on ahead of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.
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It's streaming below in full ahead of its release tomorrow.
|
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But the OJCCT was a bit ahead of its time.
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"Kanye West always ahead of [his] time," one person tweeted.
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The renewal announcement comes ahead of Thursday's season 2 finale.
|
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Ahead of next week's New York primary, Sanders has called
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For years my readers have been ahead of the viewers.
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"Sarah's got her whole life ahead of her," Curtis adds.
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"[David] has a long life ahead of him," she says.
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Yeah, but, you know ... Jobs is ahead of his time.
|
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Expectations likely got ahead of themselves after Wednesday's ADP report.
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There's always someone behind you, always someone ahead of you.
|
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Rometty's comments come ahead of the company's earnings, expected Thursday.
|
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Refiners also replenished stocks ahead of the national day holidays.
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" "Looking back, Kreayshawn was kind of ahead of her time.
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Having education would allow users to get ahead of that.
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EST (2130 GMT), ahead of the government's report on Wednesday.
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We just have to stay one step ahead of them.
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Their complaints add to security concerns ahead of the games.
|
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So now the Seahawks have provided that ahead of time.
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Ahead of the announcement, trading in BlackBerry was briefly halted.
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She's still sweet, and headstrong, and ahead of her time.
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Clinton's campaign, however, is way ahead of the organization game.
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Typically, Macau gaming revenue moderates ahead of Chinese New Year.
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This is all happening ahead of France's presidential election Sunday.
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Ahead of Winter Storm Grayson, some airlines began issuing waivers.
|
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But the real hard part is still ahead of them.
|
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The withdrawals came ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
|
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Intellivision was ahead of its time at the tech level.
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If anything, 2017 volumes are ahead of last year's pace.
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Daniel Swarovski was a pioneer, completely ahead of his time.
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Perhaps so, but we might be getting ahead of ourselves.
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Still, traders expect demand to pick up ahead of winter.
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Recent polls have shown Wasserman Schultz well ahead of Canova.
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My friend and her boyfriend were ahead of the times.
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The EU is tightening up equivalence conditions ahead of Brexit.
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You've got a busy Virgo season ahead of you, Scorpio!
|
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The five who finished ahead of him were double amputees.
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Oil settled slightly lower on Wednesday ahead of the meeting.
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So there's an awful lot of work ahead of us.
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Trade is suspended on Milan Stock Exchange ahead of delisting.
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Here's a look at #TropicalStormBarry ahead of it making landfall.
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The site strongly supported Donald Trump ahead of the elections.
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Is this real, or have markets gotten ahead of themselves?
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Getting ahead of crises abroad means addressing their root causes.
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Treasury declined to comment on Tuesday ahead of its Feb.
|
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Ted Cruz and finished only narrowly ahead of Florida Sen.
|
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NHK is pushing 8K content ahead of the 2020 Games.
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The speaker's design was also leaked ahead of the launch.
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Investors have been holding their breath ahead of Sunday's contest.
|
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Ahead of its launch, Morty raised $3 million in funding.
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ECONALLUS Sterling GBP= turned flat ahead of Thursday's general election.
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Nor did Google ahead of its IPO the same year.
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The diplomats returned to work ahead of South Korea's election.
|
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The committee released Comey's prepared testimony ahead of the hearing.
|
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Congress, though, looks to be moving ahead of the president.
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This is what analysts are saying ahead of the release.
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Just ahead of her is a row of police officers.
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Rakuten shares closed up 2.2% ahead of the earnings release.
|
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American Eagle's sales have been climbing ahead of Abercrombie's lately.
|
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The strike came just ahead of Brazil's main arabica harvest.
|
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It was published ahead of the U.S. central bank's Sept.
|
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No details of that have been given ahead of time.
|
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He was going ahead of his party, scouting the trail.
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ET deadline ahead of Week 1 amid a contract holdout.
|
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Airbus and Dassault declined comment ahead of the air show.
|
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Trading firms are positioning themselves ahead of the new rules.
|
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Political risks ahead of next month's elections remain high too.
|
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It also comes ahead of new product launches on Oct.
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It also activated a hurricane response plan ahead of Maria.
|
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The Switch ultimately has a Herculean task ahead of it.
|
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He has pleaded not guilty ahead of the present trial.
|
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Salesforce has always tried to stay ahead of the curve.
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Jethro quickly moves ahead of Davis and around a corner.
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Luther Strange ahead of a Republican primary there this week.
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We are not going to get ahead of that process.
|
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Ahead of the weekend, it was unclear what to expect.
|
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But it would be ahead of Anglo American and BHP.
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Polls put the Tories roughly 12 points ahead of Labour.
|
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It was once again getting ahead of the weak recovery.
|
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Russian officials were under enormous pressure ahead of the Games.
|
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Ahead of the talks, Moon's representatives projected a positive message.
|
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Donna Edwards ahead of Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary in Maryland.
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We've still got lots of tough hockey ahead of us.
|
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Patrick Murphy (Fla.) ahead of his Democratic primary for Sen.
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MORE in 2010 ahead of midterm losses for their parties.
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Claims only rose substantially ahead of the 1995 rate cuts.
|
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Ahead of the X Games next month in Austin, Tex.
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Michigan, Clemson and Washington - three teams ahead of then-No.
|
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Facebook and Google declined to comment ahead of the meeting.
|
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Their parties hold conventions in July ahead of a Nov.
|
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"I have a huge opportunity ahead of me," Scaramucci said.
|
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The rollout is ahead of availability of consumer 5G devices.
|
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Perrault: We definitely gave him the references ahead of time.
|
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Ford dipped 3.4 percent ahead of results after markets close.
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Hopefully he will have a great career ahead of him.
|
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But with a month to go ahead of the Dec.
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Kamala Harris' orbit ahead of her potential 2020 presidential run.
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The riders ahead of him were moving their horses outside.
|
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Trump's Nebraska visit comes ahead of the state's primary Tuesday.
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EDT (2030 GMT), ahead of the government's report on Wednesday.
|
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The stock closed up 2 percent ahead of the earnings.
|
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One spot ahead of him was Quick, his old mentor.
|
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But with a month to go ahead of the Dec.
|
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Sales declined 3.8%, but also came in ahead of expectations.
|
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Sprout built an ambitious sales apparatus ahead of F.D.A. approval.
|
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Its third attempt came ahead of the Tuesday morning report.
|
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Macquarie Group was flat ahead of its results on Friday.
|
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Yet staying ahead of the field is hard to do.
|
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Kohl's rose nearly 7 percent ahead of the opening bell.
|
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Do I have to memorize my lines ahead of time?
|
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There were about 6,000 paid members ahead of Trump's election.
|
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Lost in the increasingly toxic atmosphere ahead of the Oct.
|
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Tension has been rising ahead of the election next month.
|
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If that happens, Chobani will be ahead of the game.
|
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Get a training plan in place way ahead of time.
|
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WATCH: Baseball ratings soar ahead of final World Series game
|
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We are technologically ahead of the curve and diagnostically behind.
|
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Jeruto recovered to finish second ahead of sister Daisy Jepkemei.
|
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The governor's office did not comment ahead of the hearing.
|
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I think he's got a hard road ahead of him.
|
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It posted revenue of $21.7 billion, also ahead of estimates.
|
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That was an idea that was ahead of its time.
|
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Follow the latest news and analysis ahead of the elections.
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Both figures were lower than 2017 but ahead of expectations.
|
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Still, Gillibrand comes out ahead of Sanders on this score.
|
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Ms. Sturges, the bride, was one step ahead of him.
|
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Baldwin is far ahead of Vukmir in the fundraising game.
|
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Getting pricing ahead of the formal consultation was particularly helpful.
|
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His plea came ahead of a trial scheduled for Nov.
|
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Disinformation campaigns on Facebook have continued ahead of November's midterms.
|
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I realized I need to be ahead of the game.
|
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After all, everyone had a big day ahead of them.
|
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Ahead of tonight's Democratic debate, we attempted to find out.
|
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And in a rare instance, shooting was ahead of schedule.
|
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"We'll evaluate it," he said ahead of the House vote.
|
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Klobuchar is far ahead of Newberger in the fundraising game.
|
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Director J.J. Abrams has a massive task ahead of him.
|
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That was ahead of a scheduled embargo time of 0945.
|
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The Red Sox moved five games ahead of the Yankees.
|
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Trump knocks Pelosi ahead of new impeachment hearings: 'She's CRAZY!
|
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ET ahead of the Christmas holiday, and could exaggerate movements.
|
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Trade was thin ahead of the long New Year's weekend.
|
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Ahead of launch, trading on the platform hit new records.
|
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So, Democrats have tweaked their profile ahead of the midterms.
|
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He cannot put anybody else's interests ahead of his own.
|
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Activists complained of a military crackdown ahead of the gathering.
|
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Or would you rather know that it's ahead of you?
|
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We are not going to get ahead of those discussions.
|
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But that's getting ahead of the story of the Starlet.
|
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Do you like to select your seat ahead of time?
|
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Of course, we're getting a little bit ahead of ourselves.
|
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Sixth, the bill puts business owners ahead of their workers.
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Broadway was strewn with NYPD barricades ahead of the parade.
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She recently redesigned the shirt to stay ahead of copycats.
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Markets in wait: Markets lack direction ahead of Powell's remarks.
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The task ahead of Mrs von der Leyen is monumental.
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" "She was someone who would put others ahead of herself.
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Here again, Mr. Ellis was racing ahead of the culture.
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Trading was relatively quiet ahead of the Easter holiday weekend.
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Hemingway clearly was way ahead of him in that regard.
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"We are ahead of schedule," Economy Minister Eric Wiebes said.
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Clinton have pulled solidly ahead of their opponents in delegates.
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North Korea continues to make concessions ahead of the talks.
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Wilmar shares closed 2.3 percent lower ahead of the results.
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You guys were ahead of schedule in the first quarter.
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Completed on January 30, 2019 – 47 days ahead of schedule!
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"It's a lot of work ahead of time," Liu said.
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TrickBot malware attacks are ramping up ahead of Tax Day
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Henry McMaster in January, far ahead of the state's primary.
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And sure, maybe you think I'm getting ahead of myself.
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You can follow our coverage ahead of Friday's vote here .
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I like to think that it's still ahead of me.
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Ahead of revealing Destiny 2, or whatever it's ultimately called.
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There's no question the iBOT was ahead of its time.
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The subject was Russian election meddling ahead of the midterms.
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Violence is increasing ahead of Pakistan's general elections this Wednesday.
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Kyrsten Sinema ahead of her Republican challengers by double digits.
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Yeah. Mad Men was about a year ahead of us.
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That's narrowly behind China (31%) and ahead of Russia (27%).
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Some businesses look altogether closed ahead of the storm's arrival.
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Some hospitals have tried to get out ahead of disasters.
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S. sentiment ahead of a visit by President Barack Obama.
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Zodiac Aerospace declined comment ahead of quarterly earnings on Wednesday.
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The poll was largely taken ahead of this latest fall.
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Rubio needs to finish ahead of his three establishment candidates.
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"There's a lot of work ahead of us," Thune said.
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The actor has a busy work schedule ahead of him.
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There were three people ahead of Guaidó for the job.
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I think we have an excellent opportunity ahead of us.
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The news emerged ahead of her first debate this evening.
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Read about his escalation of force ahead of the election.
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But what are the players saying ahead of the tournament?
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The woman ahead of me was having her produce scanned.
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Farther ahead of schedule than birds have ever dealt with.
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I just wanted to be one step ahead of him.
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Andrew Cuomo announced Monday morning ahead of the president's briefing.
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As part of his closing argument ahead of the Nov.
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Did you have a route mapped out ahead of time?
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The man ahead of me is holding a credit card.
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The age of Trumpism without Trump isn't ahead of us.
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Its shares ended 0.7 percent higher ahead of the announcement.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths this week ahead of Aug.
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U.S. Treasury yields zigzagged ahead of the Fed's Wednesday statement.
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The controversy has unfolded just weeks ahead of the Nov.
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Gail: Frank is always ahead of the rest of us.
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And they are going to be malnourished ahead of time.
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Princess Charlotte has a full academic schedule ahead of her!
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You can follow our coverage ahead of Friday's vote here.
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I paused, indicating that he should go ahead of me.
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Misinformation has thrived on social media ahead of the vote.
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I run to Zamalka, more bombing is ahead of us.
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But artists are always a bit ahead of their time.
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That means they have decades of investing ahead of them.
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Kenya is way ahead of the U.S. in mobile money.
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Just ahead of the second round of democratic debates, Sen.
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You have your future ahead of you — don't waste it.
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By Final Jeopardy, Boettcher was ahead of both her opponents.
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Fear runs ahead of the facts and inflames the imagination.
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Violence ahead of those elections had already claimed several lives.
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Takeda shares closed flat on Tuesday ahead of the announcement.
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But investors are still cautious ahead of a busy week.
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You worked that in ahead of just closing the deal.
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But this innovation can't always be predicted ahead of time.
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Finally, our list comes out just ahead of the Feb.
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I think she's got a wonderful future ahead of her.
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Mr. Bush pulled ahead of Mr. Dukakis in the polls.
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We raised a bunch of capital ahead of our launch.
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Alliance officials declined to comment ahead of Mr. Stoltenberg's speech.
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"We've got a bright future ahead of us," he said.
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United won the group, finishing 903 points ahead of Basel.
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Have some hard travel ahead of you for the holidays?
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Then they see people cutting ahead of them in line.
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Just ahead of the interviews, two other candidates pulled out.
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The stock closed up 0.6 percent ahead of the earnings.
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The hot guy walked ahead of me, holding an umbrella.
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"They have a long road ahead of them," he said.
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"Really their best years are ahead of them," Melrose said.
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But Republicans are still ahead of Democrats in voter registration.
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Try to clear out the mental cabinet ahead of time.
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Also, I'm ahead of the people I love in time.
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They outline how you can get ahead of that shift.
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The men had a typically busy day ahead of them.
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It's a game that's kind of ahead of its time.
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Restrictions were tightened in Srinagar on Friday ahead of prayers.
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The news comes ahead of Hurricane Dorian's landfall in Florida.
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But, Taurus, we are getting ahead of ourselves: Let's rewind!
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They knew the journey ahead of them would be dangerous.
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AS) and ahead of semiconductor chip equipment maker ASML (ASML.AS).
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"SNL" cast changes ahead of new seasons are not uncommon.
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Democratic State Assembly candidates didn't run well ahead of Mrs.
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HEB, meanwhile, has remained countless steps ahead of the game.
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The best of them seem startlingly ahead of their time.
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Now I realize he was just ahead of his time.
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How far ahead of time should we call or write?
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The two of them escaped just ahead of the troops.
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At 6 months, Burly has many years ahead of him.
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Elizabeth Warren in the lead ahead of Biden and Sanders.
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"We can't get too far ahead of ourselves," Bryant said.
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Luther Strange ahead of next week's Alabama Senate special election.
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It can alert you ahead of time to potential problems.
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Probably. My expectations ahead of our first date were low.
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Sanders looks strong ahead of the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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It's a special feeling just to be ahead of her.
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She is leading in opinion polls ahead of elections Sept.
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Republican leaders were more talkative ahead of the hearing. Reps.
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Does anything stand out as particularly ahead of its time?
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She was way ahead of her time, Ms. Perry added.
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Go deeper: The semantics of carbon pricing ahead of 2020
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Everton finished seventh, 15 points ahead of Southampton, in eighth.
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Production began ahead of a previously planned departure on Oct.
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Here's what you need to know ahead of Monday's rally.
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Smith and Wesson's move comes just ahead of the Jan.
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Ahead of Monday's "Lobby Day" in Richmond, Virginia's Democratic Gov.
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Go deeper: Climate activists protest Amazon ahead of Black Friday
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ET on Tuesday ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
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"Fake news got way out ahead of them," she said.
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This research is available on arXiv ahead of peer review.
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Todd Gordon advises betting on Taiwan Semiconductor ahead of earnings.
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Ford dipped 13 percent ahead of results after the bell.
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We've got a great challenge ahead of us next week.
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Adjusted earnings per share were 137.2 pence, ahead of expectations.
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But we know there's a long road ahead of us.
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Perhaps more importantly, this breakthrough is arriving ahead of schedule.
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On Monday, ahead of the release of Free, Melania, Mrs.
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The guests attended a special breakfast ahead of the unveiling.
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"I thought I was ahead of my time," she says.
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But one company was very much ahead of the curve.
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Go deeper: Twitter adds candidate labels ahead of midterm elections
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Trump's team is downplaying the issue ahead of her address.
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The Indian authorities had anticipated trouble ahead of a verdict.
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Questions from the students were collected ahead of the speech.
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The ERA still has a long road ahead of it.
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In this, at least, he was ahead of the curve.
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Bloomberg's campaign is also targeting Sanders ahead of Super Tuesday.
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She is trailing in polls ahead of next Tuesday's primary.
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Warren was third, with 18.0%, ahead of Biden, with 15.8%.
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Business Insider took an exclusive tour ahead of the opening.
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He can see nothing behind him or ahead of him.
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Nadler's comments to CNN come ahead of Monday's 9 a.m.
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Nearly 75,000 Nevadans cast early ballots ahead of the debate.
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I had five years of probation supervision ahead of me.
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PM: They're really ahead of their time on that one.
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But the company is still ahead of Wall Street's expectations.
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You're covering disinformation in politics ahead of the 2020 election.
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His family was ahead of him on the ski run.
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The company snuck out an announcement just ahead of CES.
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The factory was operational ahead of the company's stated deadline.
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The stock was briefly halted ahead of the earnings announcement.
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They are not getting ahead of themselves, especially without Crosby.
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It's been a busy day ahead of the long weekend.
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The Americans stand third, only a point ahead of Panama.
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It favors parties which group together ahead of the election.
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He said sectors are also moving ahead of the election.
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Of course, Disney's incredible performance comes ahead of the Dec.
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Up ahead of them is a white couple, talking loudly.
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Instead, start saving up for the trip ahead of time.
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Colombian Esteban Chaves finished second ahead of Italian Davide Formolo.
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Hopefully, he will have a great career ahead of him.
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But he also had a big night ahead of him.
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She testified before the same panel immediately ahead of Kavanaugh.
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BUT SO FAR WE ARE WAY AHEAD OF THE GAME.
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Ahead of his bid, Pence signed on to assist Rep.
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Mary was ahead of her time, but not too far.
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And yet, it also still feels ahead of its time.
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"I think they are way ahead of me," Kecmanovic said.
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Rick Scott's (R) credentials ahead of a potential Senate run.
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"I don't want to get ahead of things," he said.
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Man Wah has halted trading ahead of its own rebuttal.
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"We've got a roadmap ahead of us," he told analysts.
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So looks like he was wayyyy ahead of the game.
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"Enrollment is running ahead of last year," Ms. Burwell said.
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There's plenty of news today though ahead of the holiday.
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Various front pages were drawn up ahead of the election.
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We think spending is getting a little ahead of incomes.
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Investors were also cautious ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
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These frogs were a month ahead of their normal schedule.
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Ahead of them, women fill paper trays with wooden matches.
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Ahead of the dinner, guests went to a cocktail reception.
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Pakistan's rallying stocks come ahead of a politically turbulent background.
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Goldman's call puts it ahead of its Wall Street peers.
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SpaceX aced a key NASA review ahead of Saturday's launch.
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Gold stocks shed 0.7% ahead of the U.S. Fed meeting.
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So on one hand, we were ahead of the curve.
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Elon Musk has a really big Tuesday ahead of him.
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The exchange earlier suspended bitcoin deposits ahead of the split.
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Ahead of the busiest travel months of the year, Rep.
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His body lay lifeless in the road ahead of me.
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Zoia has got some serious legal issues ahead of her.
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The Alliance were defiant ahead of the confidence vote, however.
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The Boondocks was ahead of its time in many ways.
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I would put that ahead of our uncrewed test flight.
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Slightly ahead of it, to be precise: the year 2020.
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McCain refused to leap ahead of his fellow American prisoners.
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That is still ahead of 3.9 percent growth in 2015.
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Light could be seen a few feet ahead of us.
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Ahead of the missile strike, however, U.S. officials slammed Assad.
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They are ahead of the Saints based on conference record.
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They even offered to meet them ahead of the concert.
|
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Young Emma Corrin has a tough task ahead of her.
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Coming tomorrow: Saudi Aramco prices shares ahead of its IPO.
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Even ahead of their walkout, protesters have already seen results.
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"We've got a tough slog ahead of us," Bannon said.
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He finished one shot ahead of his countryman Tyrrell Hatton.
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The trial comes ahead of a general election on Feb.
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Groceries have positioned Costco to stay ahead of the field.
|
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Just ahead of Pelosi's announcement, Trump delivered a defiant tweet.
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Ahead of the news that the aid was released, Sen.
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Huskies in their cage in a van ahead of practice.
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This secrecy also helps Google stay ahead of potential competitors.
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For her part, Clinton tweeted patience ahead of Tuesday's primaries.
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I would actually ring the register ahead of this quarter.
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If you live far away, consider calling ahead of time.
|
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Sterling gained 0.3 percent to $1.2901 ahead of the vote.
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Instead, we just get another monster week ahead of us.
|
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They are accused of putting financial savings ahead of safety.
|
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Polls released ahead of the primary showed a fluid race.
|
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AWS is well ahead of both companies in cloud infrastructure.
|
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We'll be covering the race ahead of the September primary.
|
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They rose around 12% last week ahead of the results.
|
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Both leaders expressed optimism about the meeting ahead of them.
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Mr. Trump noted that the project finished ahead of schedule.
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Looks like you've got some movie nights ahead of you.
|
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"Just put one foot ahead of the other," I said.
|
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"I'm not skeptical," Trump told reporters ahead of Wednesday's dinner.
|
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It closed Tuesday, ahead of the earnings report, at $87.18.
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That's what I'm trying to get ahead of and avoid.
|
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He rejoined his teammates in Chicago ahead of Game 3.
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If confirmed, Wilkie has a tough job ahead of him.
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Nay Nay was two years ahead of me in school.
|
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His message ahead of Trump's reelection speech was no different.
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But maybe the prediction is still ahead of its time.
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And I advise companies to not get ahead of themselves.
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You likely do, so you're already ahead of the game.
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Who are the people that are getting ahead of you?
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We're not following along with Margaret writing ahead of us.
|
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Company officials declined to comment ahead of the policy unveiling.
|
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And tried to stay a step ahead of the hackers.
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I mean, he's got so much more ahead of him.
|
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His flow is truer, freer, bopping ahead of the beat.
|
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She had been polling ahead of Comstock throughout the race.
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Apple and Google will always be ahead of Amazon there.
|
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And, typically, that becomes public ahead of a confirmation hearing.
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The GQ folks are ahead of the curve on this.
|
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On that score, Philly is far ahead of most cities.
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All the new connectivity is coming considerably sooner than usual, with Wi-Fi connection coming two years ahead of schedule and cell phone coverage arriving a year ahead of schedule, the governor's office said.
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And then their 20-year life was over, and ahead of her, ahead of us all, was the long road of co-parenting, in her case with her ex-husband and his new wife.
|
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" The president teased a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in Chile next month and said progress was "a little bit ahead of schedule, maybe a lot ahead of schedule.
|
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But ahead of Apple's WWDC event this summer, Recode reported that Amazon and Apple were nearing an agreement to bring Amazon's app to Apple TV. BuzzFeed later confirmed the news, ahead of Cook's announcement.
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It is the first time Macron's Republique en Marche (Republic On the Move) party has come ahead of the RN since late October, when Le Pen jumped ahead of Macron for the first time.
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She did say ahead of the vote that she would not seek to be a candidate for prime minister in the 2022 election, seemingly as a concession to bolster support ahead of the vote.
|
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After Quick-Step hunted down the breakaway to set up Gaviria, he powered ahead of the pack with handlebars swinging and crossed just inches ahead of Sagan and Andre Greipel in a close third.
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"Going into the weekend ahead of us, maybe some market participants want to cover some short positions ahead of Friday as tomorrow could see another flight into quality," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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I say it's 25 percent odds you finish ahead of me by two minutes, and 75 percent odds that I finish ahead of you by 15 minutes, because you're wretching somewhere in the woods.
|
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His comments come just ahead of the Intelligence Committee's expected release of a report on its findings throughout the probe, which is expected to be sent to the Judiciary Committee ahead of Wednesday's hearing.
|
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Carino was on hand to support Gaga ahead of her show-stopping Super Bowl LI halftime performance in Houston in 2017, where the couple was photographed cuddling on the field ahead of her big performance.
|
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Utah is a half-game ahead of the Rockets and one full game ahead of the Mavericks as it opens a three-game homestand after completing a five-game road trip with a winning record.
|
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Trading was quiet, however, ahead of a U.S. Presidential election debate due later in the day and with many Japanese market players on the sidelines ahead of their half-year book closing on Sept 20.5.
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"We have a five-week marathon ahead of us," Macy's Chief Executive Officer Jeff Gennette told CNBC on Friday, adding that the retailer saw robust demand at its website ahead of the major shopping holidays.
|
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Redshirting out the season ahead of his official freshman year, Freeman is already making waves, catching the eye of ESPN's recruiting expert Jeff Borzello and working on his physicality ahead of his start next semester.
|
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Hedge funds aim to pick out trends ahead of other investors, a strategy that earned some of them billions ahead of the 2008 financial crisis when managers like John Paulson bet against sub-prime mortgages.
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Dumoulin, of Team Sunweb, finished Saturday's stage in 40 minutes, 52 seconds — one second ahead of Froome and 14 seconds ahead of Thomas, who entered the day with a cushion of more than two minutes.
|
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The pride of Redmond beat analyst expectations in the most recent quarter, posting $24.5 billion in revenue, ahead of an expected $23.56 tally, and earnings per share of $0.84 (adjusted), ahead of expectations of $0.72.
|
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When a pedestrian unexpectedly ran across the road to open a car door — a road "anomaly" so perfect that I wondered if Uber planned it ahead of time — the car stopped well ahead of time.
|
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After Lyon's 21-21 draw with Hoffenheim in Tuesday's other Group F game, City is top of the group at the halfway mark, one point ahead of Lyon and four ahead of Shakhtar and Hoffenheim.
|
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Ahead of Britain's June 5003 referendum on whether to stay in the European Union, 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 push is part of Hawley's strategy to put pressure on McCaskill ahead of the nomination, and ahead of voting in her reelection race in a state Trump won by almost 19 points in 2016.
|
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is slightly ahead of his Democratic presidential rivals in a new poll of Iowa, where four candidates are locked in tight competition for first place ahead of next month's caucuses.
|
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Both candidates are campaigning here on Monday ahead of Tuesday's voting.
|
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The stock was down roughly 1 percent ahead of that report.
|
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In many ways, Roosevelt's Progressive candidacy was ahead of its time.
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Dropping some new Assistant integration ahead of the big Pixel debut.
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First, it's a day ahead of the company's fourth-quarter earnings.
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Expect to see even more coverage ahead of the 2020 campaign.
|
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Russia's rouble slipped 0.4 percent ahead of a central bank decision.
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In addition, Twitch will host two events ahead of Prime Day.
|
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The Brexit vote came just ahead of Carnival's second quarter earnings.
|
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Jennifer Lopez is putting in work ahead of her upcoming tour.
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Is it Time to Short this Tech Giant Ahead of Earnings?
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Before we get ahead of ourselves, what was that period like?
|
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The decision comes a week ahead of the first creditors' meeting.
|
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And it's so hard to see that stuff ahead of time.
|
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She lives in Ireland and is five hours ahead of me.
|
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Stock futures mixed ahead of Fed chairman's testimony .
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Shares of both listed firms were halted ahead of the announcement.
|
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Kay Ivey issued a state of emergency ahead of the storm.
|
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Samsung finished third at 847, ahead of the average of 841.
|
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The video is being released ahead of next week's Battle Rounds.
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We've got a big day ahead of us, so buckle up!
|
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"I'm not going to get ahead of the conversation," Sanders said.
|
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The data show a strong German economy ahead of a Sept.
|
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Apple Lisa, 1983 The Lisa was way ahead of its time.
|
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S&P 500 earnings growth dipped ahead of the last recession.
|
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She's reflective, and she has this new life ahead of her.
|
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The snippet comes ahead of the song's expected release on Friday.
|
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That was far ahead of land and geography, at number two.
|
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Tesla's reported 6.1% EBIT margin was notably ahead of Ford's 4.4%.
|
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"The results this morning were ahead of our expectations," said Duncan.
|
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Sembcorp Marine's shares closed 0.3 percent lower ahead of the results.
|
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Third quarter growth was strongest and ahead of expectations, at 13%.
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That's exactly what Ivan Briggs did ahead of his 90th birthday.
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GOWDY RIPS ROSENSTEIN ON RUSSIA PROBE Ahead of the vote, Rep.
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That was a political liability ahead of midterm elections in November.
|
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Ahead of the report, it had been as reached 1.24 percent.
|
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In an interview with Le Monde, published ahead of the Aug.
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OK. President Trump campaigns in South Carolina, ahead of key primaries.
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Facebook has been relegated to fourth place, just ahead of Amazon.
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WATTERS: And Tim Kaine is way ahead of -- PERINO: Corey Stewart.
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In one sense, anti-Trump activists are ahead of the game.
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Gabbard has declined to debate her opponent ahead of the Aug.
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Fisherman were warned about rough seas ahead of the storm's arrival.
|
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But this fight ahead of us is going to be something.
|
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Ahead of the vote, members of the progressive activist group MoveOn.
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"It will probably continue," Trump said ahead of his 9 p.m.
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"Other countries are moving ahead of the U.S.," Smith told reporters.
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