Aiming at being a studio, today, is like aiming at being a caterpillar.
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"We are not aiming at profitability; we are aiming at growth," Mann told Business Insider.
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"We are not aiming at having more visitors or larger attendance, but we're aiming at being more accessible, at having open doors," MOCA's director Klaus Biesenbach told the LA Times.
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A man told investigators he was aiming at a pigeon.
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One key thing is the startup aiming at big markets.
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The rebels said they were aiming at a tank nearby.
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Snipers were not the only ones aiming at the bridge.
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But the autoworkers' animosity is aiming at the wrong target.
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But American options for aiming at China directly are limited.
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Most of the carmakers are aiming at empowering the driver.
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Today, they are aiming at a remote National Wildlife Refuge.
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Talk about that, because you're aiming at millennials really, right now.
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"Ultimately, what we're aiming at is not great businesses," Bryan said.
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None is aiming at a total reform of the church's philanthropy.
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They know what they are aiming at and are deadly accurate.
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If you're aiming at Apple's laptops, this is a good time.
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Are you going to aim at media, you're aiming at who?
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That is obviously not part of what we are aiming at.
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They're aiming at the work market or the work together market.
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The Italian who fired the gun has denied aiming at the child.
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A kinder view held that he was aiming at a domestic audience.
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Screenshot: Moesif The company is aiming at two primary types of users.
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"We are aiming at the Milan and London markets," Camperio told reporters.
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And not only aiming at him, but also taking away his energy.
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Hours later, the president released a surprise statement aiming at destabilizing Obamacare.
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But Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 isn't just aiming at clearly vapid forms of media.
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I'm aiming at both men and women in my work as an artist.
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Classical economics has the intuitive appeal of aiming at rational use of resources.
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But Lifesum is aiming at doing more than tracking what you had for breakfast.
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AT&T is aiming at the low-information voters of the cell-phone world.
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Founder Jin Koh is aiming at adding a little transparency to the fashion world.
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A significantly watered down version of this may be what Tillerson is aiming at.
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For 2016 the group was still aiming at growing its ordinary dividend, he said.
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More interestingly, the company is aiming at a much broader audience than just tennis.
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A different kind of regulation aiming at the same target is a new direction.
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Aiming at fair fights sounds nice but will end up violating communities of interest.
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"There are so many targets that activists seem to be aiming at," he said.
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Hurricane Irma churned viciously up Florida's west coast on Sunday, aiming at Tampa-St.
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Trump seemed to be aiming at harnessing that political clout in the bargaining session.
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The country is an eternal experiment, aiming at evolution, betting on its own betterment.
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We found the dummies the militants had been aiming at lying on their sides.
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Part of that strategy includes aiming at innovation that benefits customers coming from Fintechs.
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He starts on Tuesday, and said he's aiming at an IPO as soon as 2019.
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Instead, HTC is aiming at companies looking to show off what they've been working on.
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Well actually the thing is that what we are aiming at is a certain behavior.
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And its latest device, the PicoStill, shows the company still aiming at small-batch processing.
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Cuevas told the newspaper that he didn t know who the officer was aiming at.
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Now Dorman was starting a new company in a new field, aiming at disease diagnostics.
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Uber has transformed the global taxi industry — now it's aiming at Uber-izing side hustles.
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Whatever flavor that you're aiming at, you're gonna find that it's the best you've had.
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He continued his shooting spree as he walked, aiming at people enjoying the summer evening.
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Video from the scene showed a gunman wearing a black face mask aiming at officers.
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Yeah, I know, but it's ... he's aiming at the Washington Post, which is not the point.
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I hit a target only once, and it wasn't even the target I was aiming at.
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Validere already has $750,000 in paid pilot programs, and it's aiming at a $0003 billion industry.
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Lastly, there are certain conflicts of interest that would arise from aiming at the largest banks.
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Some tech firms are aiming at full disintermediation, developing "robot lawyers" to deal with certain tasks.
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"It's a lot easier to pull the trigger when you're aiming at the bogeyman," he explains.
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"In our plans, in the next half a year, we are aiming at enterprises," he says.
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With Ao, Suntory is aiming at transparency, while showing off its global assets and blending skills.
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When Quintanilla tried to run out a back door, she realized Pagourtzis was aiming at her.
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Going after companies like Dyn can cause far more damage than aiming at a single website.
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But a computer—or, at least, the specific algorithm Mr Harvey was aiming at—is baffled.
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The decision suggests growing opposition to a spree of measures aiming at streamlining Brazil's bloated state.
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Hence virtual reality would teach skills that would not work as well when aiming at people.
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Deciding the right values to be aiming at is always a tricky question, I admit that.
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But as long as you keep the principles in mind, what are the goals you're aiming at?
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Several firms are therefore seeking to mimic the effect of ketamine by aiming at the NMDA receptor.
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What's happening: These are students who would typically be aiming at careers conducting experiments in a lab.
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The video starts innocuously enough, but slowly devolves into North Korea sports shooters aiming at Western forces.
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This one hits the mark, but it's probably not a target anybody should have been aiming at.
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She spits the gum she was already chewing out of her mouth, aiming at Jasper's dress shoes.
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The site has dozens of trend-focused competitors aiming at a similar demographic, from Missguided to Tobi.
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It's aiming at dog owners who want high-quality ingredients put into meals for their precious pooches.
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Mr. Cholmondeley said he never meant to kill the poacher and was aiming at the man's dogs.
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In the short term, Misty Robotics is only aiming at shipping a few dozen units to backers.
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In 2008, the brand launched its first project aiming at environmental education, creating clothes from recycled textiles.
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Russia's Defence Ministry denies aiming at civilians and says it targets only hardline Islamist militants in Syria.
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"The Dutch government is aiming at prevention of drug use, in any shape or form," he wrote.
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Mangal, who lost his right leg below the knee, is aiming at becoming an engineer, he said.
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It is sometimes having mutually recognized rules, mutually recognized inspection — that is what we are aiming at.
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With its white-label relaunch, the company is entering its second wind, aiming at a much bigger market.
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"No matter who the shooters were aiming at, it was traumatizing, especially since lives were lost," she said.
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But under the Epic Systems decision, laws aiming at the "wellbeing of vulnerable workers" will be "underenforce[d]".
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Catalytic, a startup from the Midwest, is putting its own flavor on RPA, aiming at more unstructured data.
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And that feeling of letdown, and not the arguably inane content itself, is what Facebook is aiming at.
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This is akin to Drake ignoring Meek and instead aiming at Meek's far more famous girlfriend, Nicki Minaj.
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Police believe that the shooters either mistook their victim for another man or were aiming at someone else.
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Nykredit said in February 2016 it was aiming at an IPO in the following 12 to 24 months.
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On the other hand, you have my project, which is a republican, patriotic project aiming at … reconciling France.
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Aiming at causing maximum damage rather than fatalities, the terrorists telephoned warnings of what was about to happen.
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More broadly, the foundation is aiming at the social and economic problems that gang up on subsistence farmers.
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The soldiers were aiming at a Palestinian assailant who was trying to attack the officer, according to the military.
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The man has his hands stretched out in front of his torso, as if he was aiming at something.
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SKHIRAT, Morocco – Morocco is hosting a regional meeting on migration aiming at developing an African agenda on the issue.
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It's clear that the researchers are aiming at the long-sought goal of a molecular explanation of sleep need.
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So this bike gets delivered to the home, but it's still a high price, who are you aiming at?
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Up ahead, a dozen people stand aiming at the rock wall, while others crouch and kneel, jostling for position.
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But in a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, saying he was aiming at a seal.
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Black Entertainment Television began distributing the program in 1989, aiming at blacks in the United States and the Caribbean.
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The guerrillas were behind us, the cops in front, both groups aiming at us — or rather, at each other.
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A white nationalist throws a smoke grenade canister that he picked up from the ground, aiming at counter-protesters.
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Apple is aiming at mobile payments through Apple Pay, as well as the patent filing for payments in iMessage.
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A teenager drives by on a bicycle, presumably aiming at Ramaine's friend, and Ramaine gets shot in the back.
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Trilobites If Cupid wanted to make two songbirds fall in love, he'd have better luck aiming at their brains.
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With the popularity of tiny homes, many millennials have been aiming at becoming financially free early in their life.
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Nykredit said in February last year it was aiming at an IPO in the following 12 to 24 months.
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"We believe that such local arrangements contribute to efforts aiming at moving forward with the peace process," she said.
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Former colleagues said that, in aiming at his former boss, Dr. Bates was motivated by more than scientific zeal.
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Trump is aiming at China, with plan to impose tariffs on about $22010 billion worth of Chinese-made goods.
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"The first of August is attainable, should be attainable and we should be aiming at that one," de Mistura said.
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It is aiming at a cut of 50,000 hectares in the area under coca cultivation this year in 40 municipalities.
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The DCCC top Illinois Democratic nominees who are challenging Republicans are on the invitation: that's Sean Casten , aiming at Rep.
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Evgeny Yelin said Russia was aiming at receiving up to 500 billion rubles ($7.9 billion) from privatization program in 2017.
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When Moore created the series, he was aiming at George W. Bush, but Battlestar's themes are equally resonant under Trump.
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Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) — a constitutional lawyer — argues he and other members of the oversight committee aren't aiming at impeachment.
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The team is aiming at viewers ages 36-45 instead of the older Boomers who prefer cable financial news far.
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"We were aiming at understated luxury," said John McLaughlin, who owns the just-completed home with his wife, Joanne McLaughlin.
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In a police interrogation, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, but also claimed he was aiming at a seal.
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The bowler is aiming at "the stumps," three wooden sticks creating a target almost hip high and nine inches wide.
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In a police interview, Garcia Zarate admitted to firing the gun, but he said he was aiming at a seal.
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Iliad also announced a partnership with Infravia aiming at accelerating fibre rollouts outside of very densely populated areas in France.
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But the services are aiming at "a specific group of people who have trouble resisting or waiting," Ms. Jun said.
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But Hamas said its snipers had fired as part of a military exercise and were not aiming at Israeli forces.
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Coalition jets, aiming at undermining ISIS reinforcement capabilities, have disabled all five bridges connecting the two halves of the city.
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If it's aiming at a more general audience, then why is there such a big focus on Neopets lore and nostalgia?
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Pictures were posted on Mr. Noor's Facebook page showing him looking through the targeting scope, aiming at the building under siege.
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In the case of war, that kind of situation, so I think some of that is definitely what I'm aiming at.
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" He added: "To be clear: a common fiscal capacity does not entail permanent transfers – there are no proposals aiming at that.
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Even by tweaking doses and aiming at earlier stages of the disease, these changes do not made substantial improvements in outcomes.
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The move was met by retaliatory tariffs from China, aiming at states that voted for President Trump in the 2016 election.
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"This crackdown is actually aiming at women and shutting down women's organizations," said Feleknas Uca, a member of Parliament from Diyarbakir.
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U.N. CLIMATE SUMMIT OFFICIAL LANDERRETCHE SAYS VAST MAJORITY OF COUNTRIES WANT 'MORE AMBITIOUS' FINAL TEXT AND 'THAT'S WHAT WE'RE AIMING AT'
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"I saw a border police officer playing with his rifle, and later aiming at the protesters," Khadder recalled for the court.
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Instead of aiming at wholesale, Weiss intended to crowdsource — through social-media platforms, affiliate sponsorships and links, and gossip, Larocca reported.
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Previously, the company was aiming at sales of 2.7 billion euros ($3.0 billion) with a margin of 15 percent for 2017.
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Magic Leap is aiming at four categories: virtual communication and collaboration, 3D visualization, remote training and assistance, and location-based experiences.
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"The vast majority of delegations are asking for a more ambitious text, and that's what we're aiming at," he told reporters.
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Officials in all four capitals had indicated support and interest in a discussion aiming at a political transition in Syria, he said.
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As chair, I will do what I can to realize this vision, aiming at jointly announcing the Hiroshima Declaration at the G7.
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Hollywood, after decades of aiming at Baby Boomers who preferred neurotic Woody Allen and musicals over space aliens, were targeting younger demographics.
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To do that, they're usually aiming at a medium-firm mattress, which is like the medium-rare steak of the mattress world.
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That's not all the founders have in mind though; they may be aiming at human diseases by enlisting our longtime best friends.
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"We will not give up our weapons," said a sniper aiming at Islamic State positions, who only gave her first name, Barkaneurin.
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Microsoft, Sony's biggest competitor, is also aiming at this market with Project Scorpio, a system they've said will bring even greater performance.
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But Felicioli and Gagnol are aiming at a fairly young audience here, and they emphasize wonder and fleet action over major danger.
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When he fatally shot Ms. Walker, 51, Mr. Jordan was apparently aiming at a member of a rival gang, the authorities say.
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Unlike Trump, however, Grassley chooses his targets judiciously, by aiming at those who are least able to defend themselves, including congressional staffers.
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From his discussions about "inspiration" and American greatness to his fierce rhetoric on climate change, O'Rourke is aiming at a national audience.
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According to bystanders, Felix was shot during a police raid, when a police officer mistakenly shot her while aiming at a motorcyclist.
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So by literally casting the two of them in a movie, Trump's was celebritizing the summit, and aiming at Kim's sweet spot.
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This is a very optimistic concept for personal development: The goal you're aiming at doesn't need to happen in full tomorrow morning.
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The Reuters witness said it did not appear the police were aiming at protesters, but they appeared to be firing live rounds.
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Moscow hopes "this positive trend will be underpinned by concrete agreements aiming at a settlement in the Korean peninsula", the source said.
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The Trump administration has accelerated the American effort to return to the moon by four years, aiming at 2024 instead of 2028.
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"In other words, arriving at Ryugu is the same as aiming at a 6-centimeter target in Brazil from Japan," said JAXA.
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Snapay is a new startup out of Paris that wants to solve this, but without requiring hardware and squarely aiming at the unbanked.
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I think it's a matter of Japanese developers learning what it means to put out a game that's aiming at a global market.
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Kinsey was shot in the leg, a mistake, police said, as the officer was aiming at Rios, who was holding a toy truck.
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Volkswagen executives are using the Paris auto show to tout its future electric vehicles, aiming at U.S. electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc.
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He planned to attack and kill more with that truck when he drove down the streets of Manhattan aiming at the Brooklyn Bridge.
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I was aiming at creating an intimate sound which fragility could be heightened by the detuned quality of the slide guitar and accordion.
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If they want to win elections in the future it seems like that should be, particularly the crowd that they&aposre aiming at.
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He didn't make All-Met in Washington, D.C." "I mean, I threw something at a player once, but I wasn't aiming at him.
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"In other words, arriving at Ryugu is the same as aiming at a 6-centimeter target in Brazil from Japan," the agency said.
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On trade, Barnier said Johnson had made clear he was aiming at a very limited free trade agreement with the EU after Brexit.
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Mr. Harris isn't making a universal statement about individuals in interracial partnerships; he's aiming at the interracial partnership of America as a whole.
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"In other words, arriving at Ryugu is the same as aiming at a 6-centimeter target in Brazil from Japan," said JAXA previously.
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After initially aiming at the corporate market, Notion also recently introduced a cheaper subscription plan aimed at individuals: $4 per month for unlimited storage.
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That takes its total raised to $91M since it began aiming at disrupting traditional relocation management, a market worth $11 billion, by some estimates.
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The foundation, whose name means "schools that meet" in Spanish, links technology with the arts, aiming at social integration and a cultural of peace.
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Of course, he has already done this many times before, usually aiming at CNN with his own wrestling prowess or with a speeding train.
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Now, I'm not saying that those are our people necessarily, I think "Monocle" has a different audience than the one that we're aiming at.
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There was a limited number of people on that stage, and it was fun, for a minute, to guess who Maya was aiming at.
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Arnon de Mello managed to avoid prison after a court ruled that the episode was an accident — because he was aiming at another senator.
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He recalled learning to shoot by aiming at zombie targets in the shooting range as a kid and training a rifle on clay ducks.
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This ideal of a liberal education is profoundly democratic, aiming at enlarging the possibilities and the contributions of the largest possible number of people.
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There has been much speculation that the people who fired the missile thought they were aiming at a Ukrainian military plane, not an airliner.
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As soon as the procedure came into use, in the mid-480s BC, Athenians adopted it with gusto, aiming at candidates high and low.
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The climate story, of course, is a global one, and one project launching this month, Covering Climate Now, is aiming at a worldwide audience.
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One White Sox batter was also hit by a pitch but there were no temper flareups and Lackey insisted he wasn't deliberately aiming at batters.
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Danay and Lipchin are aiming at all of these categories with their offering, however maritime deliveries are especially ripe for disruption, according to the duo.
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Not having a guidance sys- tem makes them useless in war because there's no guarantee you'd get anywhere close to hitting what you're aiming at.
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That will surely be the response to hints by Rex Tillerson, the American Secretary of State, that the Trump administration is aiming at regime change.
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Banco do Brasil's management had said earlier this year that the bank would sell stakes in core businesses aiming at adding value to these units.
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Sauber previously had Swiss racer Simona de Silvestro as an 'affiliated driver', aiming at bringing her to Formula One, but that ultimately came to nothing.
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Syrian government and Russian airstrikes are aiming at the places where civilians gather most, as well as the roads allowing humanitarian assistance into eastern Aleppo.
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At a time that the U.S. should be aiming at a narrower budget deficit, the Trump administration's tax and public spending policies will widen it.
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In October, speaking to reporters at an auto technology conference, Mr. Ford voiced frustration with the criticism Mr. Trump was then aiming at the company.
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As of mid-July, ACRA had 40 ratings on its books, aiming at bringing that to more than 100 by the end of the year.
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But Steyer is aiming at movement-building; he wants to reach people who desperately want Trump gone but don't know what to do about it.
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As furniture companies revive McCobb, they are tweaking the pieces to fit modern bodies and aiming at a far more affluent audience than starter homeowners.
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If success is what we're aiming at, then perhaps we should seek out the "kindest" learning environment open to us and give it our all.
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Both migration and environmental policies are aiming at global and moral goals that citizens profit from only in the abstract, while the costs are immediate.
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Dorian, expected to strengthen in the Atlantic with violent winds topping 130 miles per hour, is aiming at central Florida, including Florida's famed Space Coast.
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While Netflix has been aiming at HBO (which like CNN is owned by WarnerMedia) in the Emmy race, the jockeying for attention has only grown.
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Analysts have higher hopes for "Crazy Rich Asians," an effort to breathe new life into the romantic-comedy genre by aiming at an underserved audience.
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Afterward, looking to join a big company while not aiming at advertising in particular, he got a job in General Electric's advertising and training program.
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The government said it had retaken about 85 percent of the city, but the militants had positioned snipers in buildings who were aiming at soldiers.
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I think realizing that it's like if that was what I was aiming at, and then it didn't happen, then I'd feel so much worse.
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In a November 2015 statement about a recent investigation into Chinese industrial espionage, Taiwan's Ministry of Justice also expressed worries about China aiming at the material.
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LimeBike, he explained, is aiming at being a good partner with cities and schools, tailoring their bikes and programs to fit the needs of different locations.
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But venture-backed PrecisionHawk, which has shifted from making drones and software to providing "aerial data services," to large corporations is also aiming at this market.
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The two companies will look to develop combined telecoms and power services, initially aiming at a small number of Greek households, PPC said in a statement.
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Di Maio reiterated that the government is aiming at nationalizing toll motorways, which are currently managed by Autostrade per l'Italia, controlled by Milan-listed Atlantia (ATL.MI).
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Chairman Diego Della Valle said the company would see positive results in the next couple of years from strategies aiming at both "traditional and new clients".
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Electric trucks could sell faster than cars, but Tesla may be aiming at the wrong end of the heavy-duty truck market, says a new report.
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The Helms campaign had sent more than 120,000 postcards targeted at mostly African-American voters aiming at intimidating and preventing them from going to the polls.
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Other new companies aiming at small payloads include Rocket Lab, which over the weekend had its first successful orbital test flight, and Richard Branson's Virgin Orbit.
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Meanwhile, negative campaigns funded by private donors and private interests are aiming at targets far beyond conventional candidates—among them intellectuals who have no official role.
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It's unclear if the man shot near the crowd as a way to terrorize people or if he was, in fact, aiming at someone and simply missed.
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It's loosely similar to the upcoming Oculus Quest, but instead of aiming at a mass-market gaming audience, HTC designed the Vive Focus Plus for business customers.
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The aspiring capo came to prominence in 1993 when assassins who shot dead Roman Catholic Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas claimed they had actually been aiming at Guzman.
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But official goals are often under what a company really wants to achieve, and reports have Nintendo unofficially aiming at shipping 18 million in that same period.
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Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) and Peugeot parent PSA Groupe are aiming at signing a merger agreement as early as the beginning of December, according to a Reuters report.
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Trump dumped membership of the TPP as one of his first acts in an "America First" policy aiming at bringing manufacturing jobs back to the United States.
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A ray of light had broken through, illuminating the aluminum housing on top of a crane, as if it had been accurately aiming at that one spot.
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But in the final stretch, their campaigns and outside groups are aiming at turning out core supporters with attack ads and other messages aimed at the gut.
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The experts alleged that whoever fired the Buk missile that downed the plane probably thought they were aiming at a military aircraft and not a civilian airliner.
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That, however, does not mean that Germany should renounce its constant, principled and heroic advocacy of a monetary policy aiming at clearly defined objectives of price stability.
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There is another interesting parallel between Walmart and Amazon in its acquisition strategies: both are very much taking a page from Apple's playbook of aiming at premium customers.
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The French industrial gases company also said it was aiming at delivering a return on capital employed (ROCE) in excess of 10 percent "after five to six years".
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Final Draft is now aiming at a more general audience and, while there are plugins for scriptwriting in Word and Google Docs, many screenwriters swear by the software.
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This idea matched with the regime's official narrative that the protests were fabricated and born out of a foreign conspiracy aiming at undermining the country's stability and unity.
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Both have differing models, but both are aiming at the incumbents, which are probably unable to grow much further, and especially after their merger was rejected by regulators.
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"What we're aiming at is that a manufacturer can take a strain and grow it up, and even if the plant blows up, there's no risk," Minor says.
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Fiat Chrysler – Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot parent PSA Groupe are aiming at signing a merger agreement as early as the beginning of December, according to a Reuters report.
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Pakistan said the Indian planes missed whatever they were aiming at, and that nobody died in the attack outside Balakot, a small town in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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Separately, the American House of Representatives on Thursday approved new sanctions on North Korea in a near-unanimous vote, aiming at the country's shipping industry, among other targets.
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The health law set in motion a range of programs aiming at changing how healthcare is paid for, toward rewarding quality over simply the number of services provided.
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He said that the decision built on previous votes by justices aiming at preventing politicians on trial in corruption cases from remaining in the presidential line of succession.
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Track the storm The storm is aiming at a region that stretches from Mobile, Alabama, through the Florida Panhandle and into the Big Bend area of northern Florida.
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Brazil's Treasury added that, after pension reform was passed, additional reforms aiming at tightening fiscal control are essential to resume economic growth and to further rating outlook lifts.
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They are anti-elitist because they are aiming at tearing down a specific elite: the mainstream conservatives who have defined right-of-center politics in the US for decades.
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This week's successful ICO was held to finance the development of Omise Go, which is a decentralized payment service aiming at disrupting the current financial system dominated by banks.
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China is the top market for many of their biggest crops and has hit them with retaliatory tariffs, aiming at U.S. farmers because they helped vote Trump into power.
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The still image that authorities released shows two police officers, at least one of whom appears to be aiming at a black man in jeans and a T-shirt.
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Same thing for politics: I feel I am a feminist because I believe in equality between men and women, for instance, but I am not aiming at women only.
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He testified at the first trial that when he fired his gun, he was aiming at Rios because the autistic man had turned and pointed the object at Kinsey.
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He's aiming at nothing less than bringing down the monopoly that large internet companies such as Facebook and Google have in generating income from online content and its curation.
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Warby Parker opened its website eight years ago and quickly became one of the inspirations for a generation of e-commerce brands aiming at a younger, hipper customer base.
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"We have already seen troublesome initiatives and a proliferation of laws aiming at active monitoring and regulating of online speech and delegating fact-checking to authorities," the group said.
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But Hamas said its snipers had fired as part of a military exercise and were not aiming at the Israeli forces — an assertion later confirmed by the Israeli military.
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"I think President Trump was saying, why don't you help clean up the last, 2016, 2015, 2014, I don't think the president was aiming at 2020," Kudlow said Thursday.
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The sport can be described as a hybrid of archery, because people are aiming at a target from a distance, and darts, because a sharp object is being tossed.
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To boost revenue, Farley said Ford would decrease its passenger-car models and develop more trucks and sport utility vehicles aiming at profitable niches such as rugged off-road models.
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"This crisis can be overcome only by reducing the budget deficit and a medium-term joint financial programme aiming at suitable reforms to reduce the debt burden," Wickremesinghe told lawmakers.
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MI said an initial public offering (IPO) was not part of its agenda at the moment, adding the company was aiming at growing both organically and through acquisitions in 2018.
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In addition to the solar gear and camping accessories, Monoprice is looking to get into the cycling market — but, strange as it may seem, they're aiming at the high end.
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Doing it using laser—which is what many designs such as the Breakthrough Starshot is aiming at—requires far smaller emitters (a million times smaller) and would waste less energy.
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But if Tesla is aiming at 200-300 miles of range, its looking at $100,000 in battery costs alone, which could bring the entire vehicle's sticker price up to $250,000.
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According to a criminal complaint, he then returned to the baggage claim and walked "while shooting in a methodical manner" some 10 or 15 times, aiming at his victims' heads.
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He then returned to the baggage claim area and walked "while shooting in a methodical manner" 10 to 15 times, aiming at his victims' heads, according to the criminal complaint.
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For now, the company is aiming at manufacturing, logistics, field service and healthcare as key verticals for Glass, but third-party partners could pick up the slack in other sectors.
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Ford Motor, Google, Volvo and others are aiming at offering fully autonomous cars that can operate safely without human intervention at all — an approach engineers call Level 4 automated driving.
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In June, 2016, the company bought 49 acres in Santa Clara from Yahoo and claimed plans to hire 12,000 local employees, aiming at building its global headquarters in Silicon Valley.
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During a speech at the California Democratic Party convention earlier this month, Sanders criticized the idea of a "middle ground" approach to politics, aiming at Biden's reputation as a moderate.
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The Rockets know some metrics that winning teams produce, but as Partnow wrote last week, you can't replicate success by aiming at the indicators of it rather than the process.
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She led with the fist full of papers, aiming at the tables presided over by representatives of T.J. Maxx and Fine Fare and Marshalls and PNC Bank and Blink Fitness.
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When Trump tweeted the day after their joint raid on chemical weapons sites that he was still aiming at an early retreat, Macron appeared to dial back on his statement.
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He announced a truce in 2016 and a year later held talks with President Nyusi aiming at a reconciliation with Frelimo, which has held power without interruption since Mozambique's independence.
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In my own work, however, I am aiming at something I believe to be broader, more psychological and employing, let us say, of 12 tones rather than one of five.
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"Last year we put a new strategy in place aiming at turning around performance and reaching a 10 percent operating margin," Chief Executive Borje Ekholm said on a conference call.
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Democrats, still unhappy with how Barr stage-managed the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report earlier this year, are aiming at the attorney general as they begin impeachment proceedings.
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"I think my plan is ... more comprehensive because I am aiming at getting costs down, not just putting more money in the system so costs keep rising," Clinton said in 2015.
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Others are more important, like the way the lead character will point his weapon at whatever enemy is being targeted, a natural way of showing who or what you're aiming at.
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"All four institutions are working intensively together with Greek authorities on an ambitious policy package aiming at supporting growth, job creation and the competitiveness of the Greek economy," the spokesperson said.
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California Highway Patrol spokesman Daniel Hill described each of these shootings as targeted, meaning the gunmen likely weren't aiming at just any vehicle and that all drivers shouldn't fear being shot.
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Its 2020 guidance saw an adjusted operating income margin of above 17%, aiming at "at least maintaining the dividend or grow it in line with the improvement in adjusted net earnings".
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Aiming at an American, English-speaking audience, he has uploaded videos to Facebook and a campaign website extolling the diversity of the Mexican diaspora and its contributions to the United States.
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"We will showcase promising initiatives aiming at moving away from coal, putting a price on carbon, stopping subsidies for fossil fuels and cutting the pollution that damages our health," Guterres said.
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The State Department said it would provide $36 million in humanitarian aid in Venezuela to go toward an underfunded U.N. program aiming at raising $223 million to serve 2.6 million people.
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Our current systems are mostly mid-course, aiming at a missile as it coasts through space, where evasive moves and countermeasures like decoy warheads are more likely to foil our interceptors.
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Lavrov said a Kiev-backed draft law aiming at "reintegration" of Ukraine's Donbass region, which is controlled by Russian-backed separatists, contradicts the Minsk peace agreements aimed at resolving the conflict.
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He imposed tariffs on countries aiming at China and it wound up sort of hitting Canada and other countries where we have not only trade relationships but very strong national security relationships.
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"I think we convinced ourselves that either momentum would carry through and Uber wouldn't address this spot and then we're acquirable... I think we were aiming at a sweet acquisition," Silvashy said.
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It has raised $125 million to expand in Europe, where it will compete against companies such as French utility Engie, Germany's Innogy and E.ON, which are aiming at creating electric vehicle infrastructure.
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In a letter to shareholders, Reed Hastings, chief executive of Netflix, said the company was primarily aiming at "outward-looking, affluent consumers with international credit cards and smartphones," with its global expansion.
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" In its own statement on Wednesday, PSA Group, citing media reports about a potential deal, said it "confirms there are ongoing discussions aiming at creating one of the world's leading automotive groups.
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That will take the company "on the way to possibly one day achieve the single-pilot operation target we are aiming at," she told CNBC at the Innovfest Unbound conference in Singapore.
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Open Mineral has developed a multi-sided platform which will directly connect the mines and smelters of physical commodities such as copper, zinc and lead, aiming at increasing transparency and lowering fees.
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MC), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create a global digital network in trade finance aiming at allowing cheaper and easier funding for corporates, a Santander manager said on Wednesday.
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It looks as real as it gets ... a gunman aiming at a man who's the spitting image of Gianni Versace on the steps of his Miami Beach mansion and seemingly firing twice.
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The move shows that while some features are largely limited to the Chinese market — like the brand accounts — Tencent is still aiming at global expansion with a slimmed-down version of WeChat.
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When the show uses tragedy in this fashion, it's clear the writers are working from a white perspective and aiming at a white audience that doesn't think these horrors can be subtle.
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The premiere episode of this period drama, directed by Adam Kane, opens with a farmer firing a rifle into his chicken coop, aiming at a young woman trying to steal his eggs.
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He is clearly aiming at the heart of Silicon Valley and is most definitely influencing Mr. Trump and those in power with the idea that it needs to be brought to heel.
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With Hurricane Irma aiming at Florida and part of the lower East Coast, Collier said she also expects September same-store sales in this sector to be down 2 to 4 percent.
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The city's education secretary, César Benjamin, wrote on his Facebook page that there was "no doubt" the shots that killed Maria Eduarda had been fired by officers aiming at two armed men.
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"This divestment, which follows a disposal program of 650 million euros ($729 million)in 2017 and 2018, is in line with our strategy aiming at optimising our portfolio," CEO Patrick Berard said.
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A gun fires where it's pointed, after all, and the thinking is that if you can jump the gunman when he is not actively aiming at you, you've got a decent chance.
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That means aiming at customers that have vehicle needs in business districts, on campuses (school and corporate) or in closed residential communities, where routes are more easily mapped and conditions are relatively predictable.
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Skourides&apos family was among some 2366,000 Greek Cypriots who left homes and property behind in the summer of 1974 when Turkey invaded in response to a coup aiming at union with Greece.
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Boom is looking at creating a 55-passenger plane, aiming at business travelers (which account for only about 5.3% of all non–economy class air travelers, according to the International Air Transport Association).
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I think about Seamus Heaney's idea of redress in a poem that poets don't have to be aiming at social justice when they sit down to write, but it can be an outcome.
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Touches like this, as well as the screen-forward design, all stem from the fact that Byton is aiming at the Chinese market first, according to executive director of UI design Wolfram Luchner.
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It's a similar story at China Merchants Bank and other lenders covered by the analysts – although some are still aiming at rapid growth, including Ping An Bank and Postal Savings Bank of China.
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This interesting 2007 collection of definitions acts rather like a marksmanship target in which no single definition hits the bulls-eye, yet their clustering suggests they were all aiming at the same spot.
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On the other hand, he is aiming at growth of 50 percent to 200 percent ("we cap it at 200 percent," he said), with 50 percent to 60 percent margins, for his brands.
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State lender CDP may invest 250 million euros into a project aiming at creating a national construction champion involving Salini Impregilo and the troubled rival Astaldi, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Friday.
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Private minicab firms are finally getting organized with apps of their own, and in 203, Wheely—a luxury ride-hailing service—launched in the capital, aiming at the higher end of the market.
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"Santiago pulled out a handgun and started shooting at numerous victims, aiming at the victims' heads and bodies until he was out of ammunition," a news release from the US Attorney's Office said.
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"The Russians aren't using precision-guided munitions in Syria, which gives them a perfect excuse to say, 'Sorry, we weren't aiming at your guys'," said one U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
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This MacBook Pro might not have the Touch Bar—or the i7 processor or 4 USB-C ports—but it is the MacBook Pro that Apple is aiming at its core MacBook Air audience.
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However, business daily Les Echos reported that the government could be aiming at a deficit close to 2.6 percent this year — the same as in 2017 — and as much as 3 percent next year.
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Rosemary had been accidentally shot by a neighbor, 34-year-old Thomas B. Jadlowski, who told police he thought he was aiming at a deer when he shot his pistol, The Buffalo News reported.
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What we have been aiming at is, of course, to see; well you're more than welcome to be successful, but you shouldn't misuse your success to deny others the chance to compete against you.
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Everything felt natural and intuitive, except for one point when a lamppost fell in front of me and landed across my mounted machine gun, so I couldn't really see what it was aiming at.
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And last fall the company made a convincing play for creators with its impressive—and expensive—Surface Studio all-in-one PC. Now Microsoft appears to aiming at the other end of the market.
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With Citi, Credit Suisse, and J.P.Morgan rumored to be at the helm of the IPO, it looks like EN+ is aiming at a full listing option with the prospects of making it to FTSE100.
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Chinese publishers focus on utilities and games Chinese publishers, especially the ones who are aiming at international users, are focusing on utilities (keyboards, flashlights, speed boosters, battery optimizers, etc.), messaging/communication and gaming apps.
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"We are aiming at the population that wants to do all their business on their mobile, and that is a very wide range of people of all ages, all sorts of demographics," she said.
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Here, the pollster says it's weighting by race or age and it's aiming at a reasonable target that is representative of the electorate, but the pollster's sample is nonetheless falling short, even after weighting.
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Genesis is a departure for Hyundai Motor, which had earned its reputation as a value brand, and is seen aiming at tapping growing demand for premium cars with higher prices to boost flagging profits.
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The late Raphael Lemkin defined genocide as a coordinated plan of different actions aiming at the destruction of essential foundations of the life of national groups, with the goal of annihilating the groups themselves.
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State lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti would hold a board meeting on Tuesday over the project aiming at creating a national construction champion involving Salini Impregilo and the troubled rival Astaldi, il Sole said.
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His administration's proposal is aiming at more low-hanging fruit: The Justice Department on Saturday also formally submitted a rule to ban bump stocks, devices that can turn high-capacity rifles into automatic weapons.
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"This disposal forms part of the implementation by Groupe BPCE of its strategic plan aiming at reducing or disposing of its parts in its non-core assets," BPCE said in a statement on Wednesday.
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While the images may show healthy, active people, these are advertisements for prescription drugs that pharmaceutical companies are aiming at you to treat high cholesterol, erectile dysfunction, depression, smoking addiction, pain, sleeplessness and more.
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Tuesday's lift in the S&P 20.5919 came as policymakers around the world cobbled together packages to counter the severe restrictions on various economy-boosting activities aiming at slowing the spread of the virus.
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Staffan de Mistura, the UN's special envoy for Syria, told a packed briefing room that he was "aiming at having the beginning" of talks on January 29 and would send out invitations on Tuesday.
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A few years later, Mr. Parker learned to use it, aiming at bottles and balloons in the backyard of the house an hour outside of London that he shares with his wife and son.
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Olympus told The Verge that it's able to do this without relying on phase detection (you're aiming at the great beyond, after all) or contrast autofocus, instead using luminance information gathered by the sensor.
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It is hereafter to be, what it has never been hitherto, thoroughly democratic — resting on human rights as its basis, and aiming at the greatest good and the highest happiness of all its people.
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"Privacy means people know what they're signing up for — in plain English, and repeatedly," said Jobs in that interview, which you can see below, aiming at the young techie and advertising-based businesses like Facebook.
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CCTV footage from the petrol station where Kem Ley was killed showed a man similar to Chuop Somlap pulling out a gun and aiming at someone, but it is unclear whether that was Kem Ley.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran fired missiles on Sunday into eastern Syria, aiming at the bases of militant groups it holds responsible for attacks in Tehran which left 18 dead last week, Iran's Tasnim news agency reported.
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After announcing U.S withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord, Trump abolished the Clean Energy Initiative, aiming at reversing the US trend of transiting to "clean energy" and also hoping to revitalize the coal mining industry.
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State lender CDP is taking more time to give a final green light to the project aiming at creating a national construction champion involving Salini Impregilo and the troubled rival Astaldi, daily Il Messaggero said.
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She was appealing to our ethics and our morals, aiming at entrenched power, even if what actually ended up taking down the many bad actors in the Uber drama was nothing more than basic greed.
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The zone, which will be located in King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, will focus on integrated logistics and enjoy special rules and regulations aiming at attracting more multinational companies to the Kingdom, SPA said.
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Federal authorities said Santiago, 26, wounded six others when he opened fire in the baggage claim area of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, aiming at victims' heads and bodies until he ran out of ammunition.
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Chief Hank Stawinski said at a Monday afternoon press conference that Ford, who has a history of mental illness, appears to have begun firing at random, aiming at the police building, parked cars and an ambulance.
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"It's quite difficult for the Japanese government to resort to measures directly aiming at reversing yen strength, like FX interventions or BOJ's additional easing," wrote Osamu Takashima, head of FX strategy at Citigroup Securities in Tokyo.
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The officer — who has not been named yet — was actually aiming at the autistic patient sitting next to Kinsey but missed and hit Kinsey instead, said John Rivera, head of the Miami-Dade's Police Benevolent Association.
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The first of them, including the one by Peter Shor that showed how quantum computers could crack global encryption systems, tested the theoretical idea by aiming at the most intractable problems on the biggest notional machines.
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Lamar Smith (R-Texas), chairman of the House Science Committee, is really aiming at: handing over even more power to industry to boost their profits by making the EPA and other agencies powerless to protect Americans.
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For now, she says Fove is aiming at selling to developers and public installations like arcades; headsets are apparently being installed in 7,000 Korean and Japanese internet cafes next February in an attempt to kickstart development.
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Among its staff members are major figures from Google's self-driving car and maps projects, and it is aiming at the long-haul freeway driving that is the bread and butter of the commercial trucking industry.
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He noted that conventional wisdom argues that central banks should not try to control long-term interest rates, but with short-term rates at the zero lower bound, aiming at long-term rates is worth considering.
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"We're going to build an organization and a team that people in Nevada and Las Vegas will be proud of, and we're going to do it quickly, and we're aiming at the Stanley Cup," McPhee said.
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It has worked diligently with the United States and the European Union to modify the operations and rules of the World Trade Organization, clearly aiming at addressing the Chinese flaunting of rules and its growing mercantilism.
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Even though these companies, for the most part, seem to be aiming at that sweet spot of $35 or under, it's quite possible to spend an amount monthly that's much closer to the traditional TV package.
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In May, when the Trump administration pulled out of the nuclear deal, it said it would reimpose the harsh economic sanctions that had been lifted under the agreement, aiming at Iran's oil exports and banking sector.
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Slowing consumer spending has been one of the biggest worries for the Australian central bank recently, which it hopes to address through additional easing if needed, while aiming at a inflation target of 2% to 3%.
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By aiming at consumers, companies also made sacrifices in the name of cost, which has further compromised the experience, says Urho Konttori, founder and producer chief at Varjo, a Finnish startup focused on VR for business.
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"Worker confederations reiterate their stance that they will not accept any proposal or negotiation aiming at withdrawing or weakening current labor and pension rights, or make even more precarious the existing labor relations," the statement said.
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Under its third international aid programme signed last year, Greece has agreed an ambitious privatisation scheme - including the sale of half of its shares in OTE - aiming at raising 14 billion euros ($15 billion) by 2022.
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What Trump is truly aiming at, under the guise of an effort to "return control to the people," is opening these public lands to private entities interested in mining, drilling for oil and gas, or other development.
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China has yet to detail its retaliation plans, though it is likely to apply proportionate tariffs: aiming at fewer goods (since it imports less from America than America does from it) but also raising duties to 25%.
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Look, if a crazy person with a gun charges my daughter's school, I don't want her and a couple of other teachers gripping their pistols in shaky hands and aiming at a cool assailant through sweaty eyes.
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Aiming at perhaps the most powerful congressional Republican, and one of the more orthodox conservatives, Ms. Conway pointedly recalled Speaker Paul D. Ryan's inability to carry his own state in 2012 as the party's vice-presidential nominee.
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But for nations committed to deeper European integration, such as Belgium, downgrading "ever closer union" seems to signal a shift away from the idea that all European nations are aiming at the same destination, albeit at different speeds.
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Ten months ago London startup Duffel hinted that it would be "a new way to book travel online, aiming at the booking experience 'end to end,' " and announced a healthy $4.7 million funding round, but not much else.
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Using her knowledge of emerging technologies, business, jewelry and insurance, Everledger is aiming at a new kind of global transparency for luxury, constructing a digital verification system that assists in the reduction of fraud, black markets, and trafficking.
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In a statement to The New Republic, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said of Trump's attacks on judges: President Trump is aiming at the wrong target and trying to preemptively absolve himself of responsibility for any future catastrophes.
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There was also an unmissable line in the Flynn sentencing memo that will be viewed as a sign that the special counsel is aiming at administration officials who are more senior, even, than a former national security adviser.
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The original First Step Act, co-sponsored by Republican Doug Collins of Georgia and Democrat Hakeem Jeffries of New York, passed overwhelmingly in the House of Representatives in May and only focused on reforms aiming at reducing recidivism.
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With the new models, Ram is aiming at truck buyers who want to use the pickup for work but also want nice interiors and features that make the truck usable as a family or recreational vehicle on the weekend.
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He testified on Wednesday that when he fired his gun, he was aiming at Rios because the autistic man had turned and pointed the object in his hand at Kinsey, who was lying on the ground next to him.
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Media access to top officials at the FBI became more common in recent years under FBI Director James Comey, part of a transparency effort he said was aiming at demystifying the FBI and helping the public understand its mission.
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Taking pretty and safe smartphone pictures of an eclipse is not just a matter of aiming at the Moon-blocked Sun and shooting away, especially given concerns that new smartphone cameras could be damaged by too much solar exposure.
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And unlike a lot of headphone manufacturers, Cucuzza says Pryma's makers are also aiming at women; that's why part of the emphasis for the design is in considering headphones the same way one considers accessories for bags or belts.
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"It is shameful that this is how the security authorities choose to deal with ECRF one week before the Italian technical visit to Egypt aiming at inspecting the content of the video cameras in the metro stations," it said.
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Nonetheless, investors bid the stock close to 2% higher in after hours trading, on promises of accelerating production of its newest car, the Model 3, which Tesla is aiming at the mass market with a starting price of $35,000.
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The man behind Tesla's Powerwall is now pitching an all-in-one power management system for homes The new product is part of a broader range of Square D home energy management devices that Schneider is aiming at homeowners.
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One potential problem with that approach is that executives are rarely involved in day-to-day decisions that can result in liability, so aiming at middle managers is unlikely to have any real impact on changing a corporate culture.
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"The problem is they (Tesla) are aiming at a moving target, and even with that the electric (trucks) would be lower cost (in terms of operation) but it wouldn't be quite as big a difference," Jefferies analyst Stephen Volkmann said.
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Jetpac is not immediately aiming at electing more Muslims to federal office, instead hoping to inspire and train more Muslims who are not currently politically active to run for lower-level offices, such as city council or school board positions.
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And that was one of those moments where you get to inject comedy in the right way, aiming at the specific thing you're trying to comment on, while at the same time not taking away the gravity of your argument.
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Kasikornbank is aiming at a loan growth of 4-6 percent in 2017 - assuming the Thai economy would grow 3.3 percent next year - and expected its non-performing loans to make up 3.3-3.4 percent of total loans, Kattiya said.
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A solidarity aiming at transformational change—the horizon toward which solidarity must now, of necessity, be directed—demands we not just recognize and sympathize with the plight of others but also join them as equals, reaching across differences without erasing them.
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"The Greek government is aiming at tapping the markets as soon as possible after wrapping up the second (bailout) review and a comprehensive deal on the medium-term (measures) for the debt," government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos told a news conference.
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The U.S. apologized to MSF and said the airstrike in Kunduz was accidental, the result of military personnel inadvertently aiming at the wrong target -- the hospital compound -- instead of a nearby site from which Taliban fighters believed to be firing.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - President Bashar al-Assad and his family have no role in the future of Syria, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Thursday ahead of peace talks aiming at a political transition scheduled to resume next month.
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You don't have to pay all of that up front, since PAL-V says it's aiming at the end of this year for production of test and certification craft, and delivery of fully certified vehicles by the end of 21451879.
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It helps explain why he retweeted a collection of negative reactions from the circles of people he was aiming at: "I love dunkey's stuff, but I sure do have no interest in his opinions on games critics?" said one critic.
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There's the mechanic mode where you'll have to maintain your machinery to ensure better output and efficiency and then we also have Are you aiming at fans of the farming sim genre or do you hope to bring in new players?
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Fretting over endeavors that have kept her so often away from her two delightfully articulate sons, she binds the film's far-flung concerns before coming to rest on a spot she's been aiming at all along: Love matters more than money.
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Legislation aiming at the basic purpose of the bill was first introduced in 1.073, passed the House in 1999, passed the Senate in slightly different form in 2000, and then a conference committee produced a compromise bill later that year.
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Witnesses said warships and warplanes from the Saudi-led coalition have been hitting the airport and the east side of Hodeida around the clock since late Monday, aiming at cutting off the main road that links the port province and the capital, Sanaa.
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HONG KONG, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Barclays will close its cash equities business across Asia and exit Korea and Taiwan, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Thursday, as part of a global cost-cutting plan aiming at boosting profits.
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Ms. McCaskill, aiming at the heart of Mr. Hawley's public profile, has tried to paint him as a laggard and a reluctant investigator, more interested in higher office than following through on campaign promises to clean up Jefferson City, the state capital.
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Many still see suicide as a choice rather than a public-health problem, which is why initiatives to prevent suicide are much newer (a national strategy was first devised in 2001) than those aiming at the prevention of cancer or heart disease.
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It's a significant turn of events for the startup and more evidence of just how hard it is to break into the smartphone market with a new device, and one that is aiming at a specific niche in the market at that.
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The landscape is full of hopeful entrants, and while most are aiming at an eventual staggered entrance into consumer markets with developer kits, none have been quite as outspoken as Magic Leap when it comes to how their technology will change consumers' lives.
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"Love" and "friend" are upbeat, "weep" and "hurt" are tragic The overall results, based on 1,737 popular titles from Project Gutenberg, are interesting and worth a look — even if they're aiming at an incredibly amorphous target and require a lot of caveats.
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PARIS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - France's second-biggest retail bank BPCE said it would cut 5 percent of its branches and was aiming at 750 million euros ($791.3 million) in cost savings as part of a plan to boost its digital banking services.
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Instead, the mistaken bombing — American pilots thought they were aiming at Islamic State jihadists but instead killed more than 60 Syrian soldiers, according to the Russian military — again exposed the White House's struggle to put together a coherent strategy in a multisided war.
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Chairman Diego Della Valle said in April that the company would see positive results in the next couple of years from different strategies aiming at both "traditional and new clients", increasing products offered and investing in technology more alongside traditional retail shops.
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By dwelling in his resignation letter on the value of the NATO alliance, the coalition to fight the Islamic state, and the need to be cleareyed about Russia and China, he was aiming at the heart of his differences with Mr. Trump.
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American officials said Turkey appeared to be aiming at moving on the border towns of Tal Abayd and Ras al-Ayn, mainly Arab-populated towns where there is no United States presence, and advancing no more than nine miles into Syrian territory.
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"The province is aiming at those effectively parking wealth in the G.T.A. real estate market, and we have been fully in favor of such a move for some time," Robert Kavcic, senior economist with BMO Capital Markets in Toronto, wrote in an analysis.
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David Nolta: If Leonardo had anything to do with this picture, I wish we knew better what, specifically, in terms of emotion and interaction with the viewer, he was aiming at in that face — what his idea of the Salvator Mundi was.
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The air show is typically marked by a race for commercial plane orders between Boeing Co and Airbus, but this year U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing a "Buy American" initiative aiming at drumming up billions of dollars in arms sales for U.S. companies.
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If this is Tales' shot at capturing a Western audience comparable to its Japanese fans, to regain some of the notoriety it had when games like Tales of Symphonia were at the forefront of role-playing games, it's certainly aiming at all the right targets.
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There is a rush of competition aiming at specifically launching small satellites, from big corporations like Virgin to small startups like Rocket Lab to mainstays like Orbital ATK, all of which are trying to grab ahold of a nearly half-trillion dollar global business.
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We first see our heroine in a field aiming at a tiger with her bow and arrow, her hair and saree blowing in a wind that is apparently only directed at her because everything else including the trees and blades of grass are still.
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Nabiullina said the central bank, which cut its key rate by 25 basis points to 7.50% on June 14, would prefer small cuts in the future to complete its monetary easing cycle by mid-2020, aiming at keeping annual inflation close to the 4% target.
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"We're not in as much of a big-tent landscape anymore," Mr. Lord added, echoing Ms. Salke's point about shifting broadcast network thinking, at least concerning comedy: Rather than aiming at everyone, find an audience — any audience — as long as it's a passionate one.
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" The label populism, he said, fit "if populism is the attitude of the ruling class to listen to the people's needs," while the label anti-establishment fit "if anti-system means aiming at introducing a new system able to remove old privileges and encrusted power.
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"This tragedy underlines the urgency of revitalizing the peace process aiming at creating the conditions for a return to meaningful negotiations for a peaceful solution that will allow Palestinians and Israelis to live side by side peacefully and in security," Guterres was reported as saying.
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"How do you decide what interventions are right and when to intervene?" said Madeleine van Oppen, a professor of marine biology at the University of Melbourne who is leading the experiments in Australia, aiming at what she calls the "assisted evolution" of coral reefs.
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If Leonardo had nothing to do with the picture, I'd still like to know what it looked like when (and if) it was finished, and then, too, what was the artist aiming at as the human expression of the divine ruler of all things.
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Evans said he viewed last week's rate cut as part of a "mid-cycle" adjustment to policy, from aiming at a slightly restrictive stance of perhaps 3.25% to now aiming for an accommodative policy, perhaps 50 basis below Evans' estimate of a 2.75% neutral rate, he said.
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The new owners seek to reposition the Italian group, aiming at women between the ages of 35 and 50 rather than younger customers, in a segment of the market just above Benetton and Zara, the source at Oxy Capital, who did not wish to be identified, said.
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Demand would suffer and production would slow, all of which "could lead to a smaller G.M." The president has promoted tariffs as a way to protect American businesses and workers, aiming at dozens of nations with metal tariffs, as well as bringing broader levies against Chinese goods.
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White House officials said that in the coming weeks, the Department of Homeland Security and several other agencies would announce more agreements on energy cooperation, infrastructure and economic development in Central American countries, aiming at stemming the flow of migrants, through Mexico, into the United States.
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Since its debut, Nvidia has been especially focused on optimizing G-Sync and its features for use by esports players and professionals, to ensure best possible reaction times in genres like shooters where every millisecond counts when it comes to aiming at and actually hitting your target.
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Small wonder, then, that retailers aiming at the ends of the income distribution — high-income people and lower-income people — have accounted for virtually all the revenue growth in retail while stores aimed at the middle have barely grown at all, according to a report by Deloitte.
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Of course, even before Oakley became the team's latest headache, the Knicks had already created problems for themselves with their generally poor play on the court and with critical barbs that the team's president, Phil Jackson, has kept aiming at the team's one star, Carmelo Anthony.
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In a happy coincidence, our next class was about rifle shooting, and the same officer taught us how to target a parachuter in the air (how, while aiming at it, one should take into account the velocity of his decent and the direction and strength of the wind, etc.).
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Tackling the migration problem at its core requires a partnership with Africa aiming at a substantial socio-economic transformation of the African continent... In the context of the next Multiannual Financial Framework, the European Council underlines the need for flexible instruments, allowing for fast disbursement, to combat illegal migration.
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In fact, somewhat counter-intuitively, Peters says that "the [International Energy Agency], Statoil, and Shell are all rather conservative on CCS" relative to other models: Anyway, the point is made: Shell's Sky scenario is roughly in line with other mainstream scenarios aiming at or near the 2°C target.
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The roughly 50-pound AMP round instantly reconfigures itself depending on the target the vehicle crew is aiming at—adjusting its fuse for, say, piercing an enemy tank's own armor, punching through a wall, hitting a helicopter in mid-flight, or raining down lethal fragments on soldiers hiding in a foxhole.
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The DNI sits as a counterbalance to this, with some 180 members from across the industry in Europe aiming at coming up with ways to build smarter, tech-driven news organizations that will, arguably, be in control of their own disruption and therefore at least reap the financial benefits of that.
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Lifted by high public investment aiming at bridging wide infrastructure gaps and a gradual pick-up in manufacturing, growth is expected to average around 8% over the next three years, below the 11% target set in the authorities' Growth and Transformation Plan II (GTP II) but still much higher than peers.
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"By the time I went out to photograph seriously, which was around the age of eighteen, I had a clear idea of the level I was aiming at," Mr. Ballen, 68, writes in "Ballenesque, Roger Ballen: A Retrospective," the first retrospective book of his career, which Thames & Hudson published in October.
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"In due course and depending on the occurrences, the Festival de Cannes will naturally take all the necessary measures, aiming at ensuring the protection of all attendees and preserving their health during the event in Cannes, under the responsibility of public authorities, in particular the State and the City of Cannes."
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"The Trump administration is pushing politics into the OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries), and is aiming at spreading the members and securing their own interests by getting lower prices and so forth," Hossein Kazempour, Iran's OPEC representative, told CNBC's Steve Sedgwick at the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) in Algiers on Sunday.
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At a time when the company is still grappling with how best to moderate the kind of content pushed through its platform — Twitter's cheer for free speech abused with harassment, fake news passed as facts, among other problems — features like Bookmarks are aiming at another challenge: promoting more growth and engagement among its users.
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Just think of what would happen if the U.S. unloaded a stimulus aiming at a 4 percent growth rate (as the program floated last week intends) in an economic system where physical limits to growth -- set by the amount of labor, physical capital and total factor productivity -- are currently estimated at only 1.6 percent.
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Moreover, Aim Lab identifies weaknesses in a player's gameplay — one person might struggle with their visual acuity in the top-left quadrant of the screen, while another might have trouble spotting or aiming at targets on the bottom-right side of the screen — and allows gamers to focus in on their weaknesses to get better.
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Founded by Yong-bo Bae, Jun Komatsu, Greg Gouty, and Taishi Fukuyama, the team has been pressing vinyl in Japan for a few years and has decided to bring their service to the US. They have completed 2,000 projects since April 2015 and are now aiming at musicians who are launching crowdfunded (Roxy) music projects.
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"We are seeing it in high tech, in law firms, in insurance companies," said Dmitri Alperovitch, one of the founders of CrowdStrike, who early in his career was one of the first to identify the teams of state-run Chinese hackers aiming at the United States, and who tracked their retreat after the 2015 pledge.
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In some ways, he seemed intent on lodging his foot in his mouth, but Mr. Marsalis was aiming at a bigger, more viable point: Anyone who looks at the racial disparities in the present-day United States and doesn't see the need for wholesale social change needs his or her "head examined," he said.
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G Kishan Reddy, India&aposs minister for home affairs, said earlier this month the government had "resorted" to cutting off the internet to prevent "aggressive anti-India social media posts being pushed from across the border [in Pakistan] aiming at instigating youth ... and glamorizing terrorists and terrorism," the country&aposs Business Standard newspaper reported.
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The testimony allegedly implicates European and American media personalities and human rights defenders with access to media resources and individuals in the highest echelons of power, and reveals the ambiguity associated with foreign nation-states acquiring access to information and media personalities aiming at advancing their own agendas, projecting their own interests on target audiences.
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They include the likes of PayPal, which continues to add more services to widen its own payments net; and a range of banks that are starting up at aiming at the new class of consumers, such as Atom, and more established entities that also want in on the action by investing in them (such as BBVA).
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As for these newer companies that are direct consumer online focused, they're making a product that is aimed at the most people, and so to do that, they're kind of creating what I ... they are usually aiming at what they call a medium-firm mattress, which is like the medium-rare steak of the mattress world [laughter].
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It is writing that questions itself and sometimes gives misleading answers, that conveys meaning and undermines it at the same time, eventually aiming at "total continuity and total disjunction" — which in my book is basically modernism, and all the better for that, though as a creature of his time Glück seems very concerned with its being postmodern.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) is aiming at the general election with a new digital ad bashing the record of his likely challenger, former Gov.
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Bruce Poliquin of Maine, John Faso of New York and Tim Walberg of Michigan are among the few exceptions.) But the Democrats are aiming at a large number of GOP representatives one rung down the ladder, in districts that mix a substantial rural population (around 15% to 40% of the district) with larger population centers, particularly white-collar suburbs.
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"This tragedy underlines the urgency of revitalizing the peace process aiming at creating the conditions for a return to meaningful negotiations for a peaceful solution that will allow Palestinians and Israelis to live side by side peacefully and in security," Guterres was reported as saying before an emergency UN Security Council meeting to address the issue late Friday.
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Ironically, this is a problem for both successful startups as well as those that are struggling: Competitive founders of rocket ships aiming at a unicorn-filled fairyland often accept onerous terms precisely to secure a higher valuation, and struggling startups end up signing deals with less scrupulous third-tier firms or strategic corporate investors who haven't bought into the Y Combinator playbook.
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The Case Against Free Speech is a sometimes flawed but necessary book, one that I hope people will read and argue with, and one that I hope spawns both some more rigorous histories of political conceptions of speech as well as some more pointed polemics aiming at the sacrosanctity of the First Amendment, which could stand to be a site of contestation rather than blindly awed reverence.
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But toppling the illegal trade in big cats and their parts requires coordinated action on a global scale: enacting and enforcing strict laws that criminalize wildlife trafficking; providing livelihoods for marginalized communities coerced by criminal poaching gangs to do their dirty work; and, as quickly as possible, reducing demand for big cats and their body parts by aiming at drivers like fashion and traditional medicine.
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Among the canvases he has completed so far, "Gun and Silence" (2018) features Mona Lisa surrounded by clouds, with a big pistol aiming at her chest and an adaptation of a well-known news photo of students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, walking in arms-to-shoulders, single-file formation following the mass shooting that took place there last year.
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"We are aiming at winning a part of their market share by targeting customers looking for a bank as social as they are that offers a unique digital experience in order to help change the banking ecosystem forever," Valimahomed tells me, although he also concedes that challengers such as Monzo, N26, Starling and Revolut have also built some basic social features into their apps but doesn't view them as direct competitors.
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On trade, Barnier said Johnson had made clear he was aiming at a very limited free trade agreement with the EU. The EU is worried, however, that London no longer wants to legally commit to a 'level playing field' - shorthand for agreed baseline rules on environmental standards, labor regulations and state aid - to ensure Britain would not be able to offer products in the EU at dumping prices.
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