"Naturally, it's going to escalate anxiety because it creates anticipation — and sometimes the anticipation is worse than the news itself," said Touroni.
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You can feel the anticipation of the shot and everybody on our bench has that exact same anticipation when he's shooting the puck.
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Her advice — don't sell in anticipation of a pullback.
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NS > jumped on Tuesday in anticipation of the measures.
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" He'd been "terrified in anticipation of Mother's screech. 'Again!
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Anticipation for the University of Florida speech led Florida Gov.
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Anticipation -- in the corridors of elite law firms -- is mounting.
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Business spending surged in anticipation of the corporate tax cuts.
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The whole world is holding its collective breath in anticipation.
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There's something about the anticipation that was always so bittersweet.
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Anticipation of a Brexit deal also added pressure, he said.
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The atmosphere in Toronto is charged with anticipation and excitement.
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It was more a source of comfort than nervous anticipation.
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The anticipation is destroying some of us from the inside.
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If you can't take the anticipation, imagine how Harry feels!
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Are we the only ones breathing super fast in anticipation?
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"Simultaneously, we are in a position of anticipation," he said.
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Fans were biting their fingernails in anticipation of the fall.
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That's now baked into the anticipation around the Apple event.
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Levine took the time off in anticipation of the birth.
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The excellently creepy trailer (above) left us feverish with anticipation.
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"We updated privacy policy in anticipation of activities," they added.
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Part of it was anticipation, part of it was trepidation.
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The dust, like the anticipation, hung thick in the air.
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The rest of us will be waiting with rapt anticipation.
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Still, the lack of formal preparations hasn't curtailed global anticipation.
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MacArthur took some precautions in anticipation of a rowdy crowd.
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You've been building anticipation for a while without a tape.
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Taxes, or at least the anticipation thereof, are baked in.
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Stocks rose on anticipation of further loosening of monetary policy.
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Right now, it's moving up in anticipation of the vote.
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Others, however, framed their question in anticipation of Kavanaugh's reticence.
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Friday's document dump on Manafort is also generating fierce anticipation.
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This move is in anticipation of something more aggressive happening.
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Arizona Transportation Board, $77.6 million of grant anticipation refunding notes.
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At this moment, there has to be anticipation of resistance.
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I just felt good, clean excitement and anticipation, untainted, uncomplicated.
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We have built the (ETF) in anticipation of this event.
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Then I'd wait, jittery with anticipation, to be let out.
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Disney is trading on the anticipation of a big opportunity.
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The speech had been a matter of much anticipation here.
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The men wait patiently, but I can feel their anticipation.
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More than 120,000 civilians have fled the city in anticipation.
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"I have this constant anticipation of something," Ms. Rairigh said.
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In anticipation of the broadcast, which begins at 8 p.m.
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There certainly is a lot of anticipation for this one.
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Being a great barback, the number one thing is anticipation.
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But anticipation for the game was high on social media.
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"I have this constant anticipation of something," one woman said.
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In anticipation of the release, Noisey's premiering the official trailer.
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It was a long morning of anticipation, nervousness and expectation.
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The army was put on standby in anticipation of violence.
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For Williams, all the anticipation only led to more disappointment.
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Every few minutes, residents glance toward the door in anticipation.
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The anticipation for the subterranean history galleries already feels mythic.
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A preemptive strike is in anticipation of an imminent threat.
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His anticipation, speed, aggressiveness, and intelligence are all on display.
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Bill Pennington: Tremendous anticipation by Stephon Gilmore on the interception.
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For years, anticipation had built for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
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A fellow solder on the left is rapt in anticipation.
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Dopamine is actually released at anticipation, not at the moment.
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So it was all in anticipation of her gone- ness.
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Semiconductor makers around the region have gone into overdrive in anticipation.
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Her acceptance of his handling made his groin tighten in anticipation.
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On Halloween, he shared his anticipation for Tuesday night on Twitter.
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There's nothing like the nervous anticipation of going on a trip.
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When he returned home in May, anticipation couldn't have been higher.
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However, others were licking their lips in anticipation of the Feb.
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Is that part of anticipation or in the here and now?
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The ticket was sold in South Carolina after days of anticipation.
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Prices in commodities like steel and copper ticked up in anticipation.
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The crowd at a hanging is "all teeth and vicious anticipation".
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A man boards up a window in anticipation of Hurricane Lane.
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The longer the wait, the larger the din of anticipation grows.
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After months of anticipation, the Samsung Galaxy S8 is finally here.
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Those curved lines giving way to the anticipation before the fall!
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Excitement, shame, disgust, anticipation, even love… he doesn't feel these, either.
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"Don't worry," Bennett soothes Miss Kitty in anticipation of her blessing.
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So, there's a lot of excitement and a lot of anticipation.
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Several are beefing up their staffs in anticipation of big crowds.
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But with the anticipation comes an almost equal dose of concern.
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Picture your pre-vacation self: exhilarated and glowing bright with anticipation.
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In anticipation, companies have transformed their infrastructure and increased foreign operations.
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That heightened anticipation about how Chinese markets may respond on Friday.
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After months of building anticipation, Ocean's 8 finally hit theaters Friday.
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That anticipation is being fed by the moderation of economic data.
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Some say they are working from home in anticipation of arrests.
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Watching you play, your anticipation isn't normal in a typical rookie.
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A pregnancy can feel like nine long months of mounting anticipation.
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" In anticipation of the upcoming 11th entry of their ongoing "NO.
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But if you're one for anticipation, pre-orders open on Mar.
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After months of anticipation, Rihanna's new beauty line is finally here.
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European astronauts are said to already be learning Chinese in anticipation.
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European astronauts are already said to be learning Chinese in anticipation.
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It sits, silently waiting for you in anticipation to activate it.
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The Italian web fizzed with anticipation; the national press was silent.
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But they aren't tired, she said, her voice brimming with anticipation.
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I downloaded the database in anticipation of my new friends' arrival.
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It sets the mood for the trailer: fear, loss, anticipation, isolation.
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"I don't see how anticipation could be any higher," Dergarabedian said.
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I feel a certain fear mixed with anticipation at the thought.
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Let me spare you the anticipation: It tastes like liquid Crocs.
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The anticipation of labor and breastfeeding is starting to take over.
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Like any second date, people are prone to anxiety in anticipation.
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Should you buy stocks in anticipation of the huge tax cut?
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It was a look that combined exaltation and anticipation and shock.
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There's all this anticipation and then the whole thing is finished.
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To say anticipation has been running high is no small understatement.
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No one interviewed by Reuters moved in anticipation of the storm.
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On Saturday night in Lagos, Nigeria, women are restless with anticipation.
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In anticipation of this, I'd worn a blue polo shirt with
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Los Angeles County, $800 million of tax and revenue anticipation notes.
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Michigan Department of Transportation, $1603 million of grant anticipation refinancing bonds.
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Amgen shares had been steadily rising in anticipation of this data.
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Richmond County Hospital Authority, Ga., $130.7 million of revenue anticipation certificates.
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Virginia Transportation Board, $317.1 million of federal grant anticipation revenue notes.
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City officials create lifted walkways in anticipation of the high flooding.
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Tariff anticipation is a one-off that will not be repeated.
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We now await next year's OPAL observations with much anticipation. [NASA]
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The city shuts down the downtown streets in anticipation of celebration.
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There's an anticipation of like, okay, when's your next book, Andy?
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Each time he brought the ball up the court anticipation grew.
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There was anticipation because we signed with Osmose Records that year.
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The studios want everyone ready in their seats, rapt with anticipation.
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No one spoke as the anticipation and anxiety reached a crescendo.
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Men's rights activists, go ahead and hold your breath in anticipation.
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The Turkish lira, meanwhile, has dropped in anticipation of the sanctions.
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Anticipation is critical for capturing the moments that happen so fast.
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In anticipation of this year's finale, he applied for a permit.
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Instead, his whereabouts are relayed during each stage with great anticipation.
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The stories are organized into three sections: Anticipation, Negotiation and Aftermath.
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He tilts forward in anticipation, his eyes locked on the football.
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Oregon, $578 million of full faith and credit tax anticipation notes.
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We hadn't ordered in anticipation of this, so we ran out.
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The pub was packed, steaming and sweaty and pulsating with anticipation.
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Despite their long hiatus, anticipation is high for the group's return.
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I was pretty excited — the anticipation was a bit nerve-wracking.
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Nassau County, N.Y., $250 million of tax and bond anticipation notes.
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Eventually she starts on a wagging, anticipation-building melody, almost songlike.
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Positions may also be cancelled in anticipation of an economic downturn.
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Many schools and businesses closed down in anticipation of the cuts.
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I also quit the job I loved in the same anticipation.
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Such anticipation has resulted in a recent rally in Japanese stocks.
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Board meeting on anticipation of FY results, followed by conference call.
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There is always a sense of anticipation for Thursday night games.
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In anticipation of the launch, which hits Sephora stores and Sephora.
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There is one other key difference between Yellen and Powell: anticipation.
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There is widespread anticipation, however, that lawmakers will demand his testimony.
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The subject reads, "You are invited … "Your stomach flutters with anticipation.
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Anticipation for more opportunities like these seemed high during my visit.
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"The Wandering Earth," directed by Frant Gwo, arrived with stratospheric anticipation.
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It's slowly winding down DACA, in anticipation of ending it entirely.
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And the anticipation is what generates the large release of dopamine.
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What marks Nasukawa out more than his speed is his anticipation.
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Schools in areas around Paris announced closures, in anticipation of the heat.
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Advent — adventus — is the part of the calendar that's all about anticipation.
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You have to have fast anticipation and not necessarily play extreme tennis.
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Equities rose as Wall Street gained in anticipation of strong corporate earnings.
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Click through for what checkered pieces we're shopping in anticipation for spring.
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LEE SMITH, JOURNALIST: Yeah I think there is a lot of anticipation.
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Traders said major oil consumers were stockpiling in anticipation of more disruptions.
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Advocacy groups say they're mobilizing beginning Sunday in anticipation of the operation.
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I exit a noisy subway platform, and breathe a sigh of anticipation.
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Anticipation has been building in the lead-up to the Mumbai games.
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Anticipation of a construction boom in America has also provided a boost.
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The anticipation over election results hung heavy in the air in Harare.
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His heart rebounded against his chest with the anticipation of the cash.
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I know this because the anticipation and the excitement spread into Africa.
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Maybe this sale is in anticipation of Mobile World Congress next week?
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It's not just energy or sexual prowess but the thrill of anticipation.
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Anticipation, after all, is not the purview of the C-suite alone.
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Anticipation for some of these scenes has been building literally for years.
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"I've had this sense of anticipation," he says of the E3 reveal.
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Hydro's share price has risen recently in anticipation of a positive outcome.
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In anticipation of Brexit, TransferWise has applied for an office in Brussels.
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So even in the quiet moments, the anticipation is feeding our fears.
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Some C.I.A. officials have retained criminal lawyers in anticipation of being interviewed.
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Intentional or not, those songs have built up a lot of anticipation.
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"We have to develop a mindset, or culture, of anticipation," he said.
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Some firms are tweaking their compensation models in anticipation of this requirement.
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And we wait, in anticipation, for Best Picture upsets, should they come.
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I'm catching up on Stranger Things in anticipation of the next season!
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Well, that epic moment of anticipation is now available in sock form.
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Lately, I have pangs of fear in anticipation of certain octogenarians' obituaries.
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Employers have been cutting benefits over the past few years in anticipation.
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Levine took the time off from touring in anticipation of the birth.
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It's simple, yet effective in building anticipation, making it a great starter.
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The anticipation is killing Mr. Wonderful and he can barely contain himself.
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The anticipation about Trump's ability to put on a performance is strong.
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But instead, firms stockpiled new reserves, presumably in anticipation of another holiday.
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Will college admissions staff immediately change their policies in anticipation of lawsuits?
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And we did that in anticipation of 230 percent more price increases.
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What's happening this week that's not breathless anticipation for Game of Thrones?
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You could cut the anticipation in the air with a butter knife.
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Anticipation is building for President Trump's long-awaited executive order on cybersecurity.
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So, if it's anticipation she's going for ... she's for sure got it.
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Phil's wild ride Tuesday morning came with anticipation for the Mick family.
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Charleston police asked residents to avoid downtown in anticipation of high tide.
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This produced a giddy anticipation cycle that inspired instant coronation upon release.
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"They were praying in anticipation of something," she said in a statement.
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I know the excitement that Joy is experiencing right now; the anticipation.
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" She continues, almost slyly: "It's also kind of about building the anticipation.
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After much anticipation, the new season of Amazon's Catastrophe is released Friday.
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Like the gaming community, Walmart looks forward with anticipation to those announcements.
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Anticipation is growing for the Supreme Court's biggest decisions of the year.
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Businesses are already responding positively in anticipation of such pro-growth policies.
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And, I mean, the anticipation is pretty good now at this point.
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She builds up anticipation on social media days before a collection drops.
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Authorities made a number of restrictive moves in anticipation of the procession.
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After years of anticipation, Nokia is finally back in the smartphone game.
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Christopher Rungkat, a former opponent of Lee's, expressed awe at his anticipation.
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There was anticipation to our workday until our winged visitors would arrive.
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Republicans are prioritizing regulatory reform in anticipation of Trump's inauguration next week.
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After months of dread and anticipation, eclipse season is finally upon us!
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So I want to put back the future and anticipation in cyberpunk.
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I loved heroin, but I loved the anticipation of the high more.
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Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the hurricane.
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Most of the volatility has been in anticipation of the Fed meeting.
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Mia shaves Elliot's head in anticipation of the loss of his hair.
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"Anticipation and excitement keep you motivated, keep you moving forward," she says.
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There will be much more commotion and anticipation in the near future.
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"Anticipation for sure is the most difficult skill to acquire," Read said.
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After dark, dogs howl and coyotes yip in anticipation of a kill.
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Overcome with anticipation, I fished around in the cushions and found it.
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Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital Authority, Ga., $104.3 million of revenue anticipation notes.
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They were testing a new engine in anticipation of a fishing trip.
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Ms. Franklin performs it with a mix of exasperation and smoldering anticipation.
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The crowd thickened throughout the evening, with intense anticipation in the air.
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The country has issued a Red Alert in anticipation of Typhoon Lekima.
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Last year, Lucy Dacus almost crumbled under the staggering load of anticipation.
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I feel that same sense of anticipation with Oregon chardonnay in general.
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And yet, I wait with the greatest of anticipation for Comey's testimony.
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The price of oil has fallen in anticipation of lower Chinese demand.
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Likewise, mortgage rates have already fallen on anticipation of a rate cut.
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General Suleimani's death will have its leaders rubbing their hands in anticipation.
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The anticipation of the event brings a degree of happiness in itself.
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Johnson quit that job last week in anticipation of his presidential run.
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Wall Street posted solid weekly gains in anticipation of the trade deal.
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The music veered dramatically between tense anticipation and the promise of serenity.
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In anticipation and immediately following Irma, orange juice futures spiked 25 percent.
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The anticipation of teaching made her extremely nervous, physically sick at times.
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As he taxied down a runway, Mr. Corenswet was giddy with anticipation.
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"I'm fully confident in them and filled with anticipation," Mr. Wang wrote.
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Apple's stock percolated to new heights in anticipation of the hardware announcements.
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The anticipation of impeachment was worse for markets than the actual events.
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Her resignation follows months of anticipation that she would leave the agency.
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New Year's Day is full of anticipation, said Mr. Roscic of Sony.
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Yansab's shares rose 3.5 percent on Wednesday in anticipation of the results.
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Anticipation is building ahead of the 2017 TCS New York City Marathon.
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Don't set your budget based on the anticipation of future higher wages.
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In anticipation, I bite the bullet and call my client's executive assistant.
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Anticipation of the championship series has dulled the excitement around other teams.
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Nearby Hurlburt Field was also closed Wednesday in anticipation of the storm.
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Stocks posted solid gains last week in anticipation of the deal's announcement.
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If ya need a little refresher ... here's why anticipation was so high.
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Shottsy would expect my aunt's visits, lying under his covers in anticipation.
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As the needle fluctuated, one reader feared the anticipation would kill him.
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Anticipation grew for Donna Taaffee, a fan, as she watched him approach.
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For days before Prince Mohammed's arrival, TV journalists were breathless with anticipation.
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She saw the button glow yellow and shut her eyes in anticipation.
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What about the sound of slight anticipation, or the sound of memories?
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Watch below and let that anticipation bubble away deep in your gut.
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In anticipation of the event, Tygapaw, Gooddroid and Qween Beat affiliate Quest?
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In anticipation of the live show, CTM has a short teaser video.
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As CNBC's Mike Santoli pointed out in his CNBC PRO column Monday, shares of boutique investment banks like Lazard, Greenhill & Co. and Evercore Partners are really perking up in anticipation this year in anticipation of an M&A boom.
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In a 000 article in Psychological Science (title: "Waiting for Merlot"), researchers at Cornell University and the University of California, San Francisco, found that just the anticipation of experiences could be more pleasurable than the anticipation of buying merchandise.
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And, after months of anticipation, the trailer for The Chi is finally here.
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It had already set aside $132 million in anticipation of reaching a settlement.
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There was so much anticipation going into my first date of the week.
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Republicans held a long conclave Thursday night in anticipation of a Friday vote.
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As anticipation builds, there will likely be more fundraisers and events popping up.
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Last night, too, she released an official photo in anticipation of new work.
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Here, we look back on the clues in anticipation for Swift's new music.
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Facebook has set aside billions of dollars in anticipation of such a settlement.
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Advocacy groups say they're mobilizing beginning Sunday in anticipation of an upcoming operation.
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The stock had risen 21 percent on Monday in anticipation of the earnings.
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Rusch said that at the moment, Tesla's stock is simply moving on anticipation.
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Anticipation of tax cuts, and subsequently stronger corporate earnings, boosted stocks throughout 2017.
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Amazon is also introducing some deals starting today, in anticipation of Prime Day.
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He leaps from his cab, eyes alight with anticipation, striding toward Jae Deh.
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In 2017, they happen ahead of time, establishing a rhythmic thump of anticipation.
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It was passed in anticipation of the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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The chemical manufacturing plant near Port Comfort, Texas, shuttered in anticipation of Harvey.
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It seems only right since the PSL finally returned after weeks of anticipation.
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Like most days that end in tragedy, I woke up filled with anticipation.
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Biting your nails about your investments in anticipation of the November presidential election?
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Still, anticipation for album number two has been reaching boiling point for fans.
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We can only wait in anticipation that Rihanna keeps expanding her brand offering.
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Alphabet is down more than 2 percent this week in anticipation of earnings.
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In proper Too Faced style, details are scarce but our anticipation is high.
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Target said it was carrying higher inventories in anticipation of increased holiday spending.
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That's the level of holiday anticipation people seem to be experiencing right now.
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It has everything—anticipation, high-octane action, laughs and a truly magnificent payoff.
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Some 3,000 tourists had gathered at the site in anticipation of the collapse.
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They turn a defense's crack into a calamitous breach with next-level anticipation.
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The tribe has set up a patent office in anticipation of greater interest.
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There has been much anticipation from all family members surrounding the baby's arrival.
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The stock had soared 12.4 percent on Sunday in anticipation of the earnings.
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If dispatches from Venice are any indication, the anticipation is already paying off.
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Hawaii public schools were closed Wednesday and Thursday in anticipation of severe weather.
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I couldn&apost even watch it, because it was like too much anticipation.
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This is an industry that moves on anticipation of the next great thing.
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This holiday season, the Kardashians have given us the gift of rapt anticipation.
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Today, after much anticipation, she made her debut, and it was unabashedly feminist.
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Just as much anticipation mounted when Hedi Slimane was announced as her successor.
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The shrine in Dallas was cleared out in anticipation of a summer storm.
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Oil prices rose in Asia trading in anticipation of a Fed rate cut.
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Virgo season is a massive back-to-school vibe; one of great anticipation.
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Like I said, it's the anticipation of disaster that keeps you on edge.
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There was a lot of anticipation surrounding Cage Warriors return on Friday night.
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We're making this investment now in anticipation of the growth of our business.
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Look for the global repricing in anticipation of all of this to continue.
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Rather, it was in anticipation of a new wave that may be coming.
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Did you feel like there was a lot of anticipation for this album?
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Alstom shares had rallied strongly in earlier sessions on anticipation of a deal.
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But this night was filled with anticipation and excitement for the sex worker.
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It was daunting, and left her with little energy for excitement or anticipation.
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Fiat Chrysler had begun assembling diesel trucks this month in anticipation of approval.
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They were professional, to be sure, but there was less life, less anticipation.
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That has prompting buying of those countries' debt in anticipation of money inflows.
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There was, most important, the euphoric anticipation of what was still to come.
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Plaquemines Parish officials ordered a mandatory evacuation on Thursday in anticipation of flooding.
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Businesses likely boosted inventories in the third quarter in anticipation of strong demand.
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Anticipation of the new 2365 store has generated a fierce round of rumors.
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Editorial The anticipation of a calamity is never the same as the calamity.
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Finally, after years of unrequited anticipation, we are seeing some reasonable wage growth.
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The cast milled about the stage, in anticipation of rehearsing the next scene.
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Axios reported that Rosenstein was planning to resign in anticipation of being fired.
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" But there's one key difference, he added: "In the military, there's an anticipation.
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In anticipation, interested parties have been refreshing the court's webpage at 220006 a.m.
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I kept shooting in anticipation of what I felt was his certain doom.
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As the minutes ticked down, a heavy sense of anticipation began to build.
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The House frequently considers more bills in anticipation of adjourning for a recess.
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The inventory was built up in anticipation of growing European sales in 2018.
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She had an ash cross smeared across her forehead in anticipation of Lent.
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The anticipation was too much for a few people, who broke into cheers.
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In anticipation of their arrival, demonstrators lined along both sides of the border.
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The crowd roars in anticipation as he sprints over the soft, green grass.
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Almost all of them eyed the door in anticipation of what was coming.
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In hopeful anticipation of future decisions, anti-abortion voices immediately praised Gorsuch's appointment.
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This conversation has the added benefit of building anticipation before the act (sexy).
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Eric Greitens activated the National Guard Wednesday in anticipation of an aggressive response.
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Anticipation of the territory's return "to the bosom of the motherland" was palpable.
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"Obviously, in the current environment, that anticipation is only growing further," Hamrick said.
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There was always an air of anticipation when the sonar data came in.
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We asked voters about their preferences in anticipation of the award ceremony Sunday.
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You can see, in the anti-abortion movement, a mood of triumphant anticipation.
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Six towns there were being evacuated in anticipation of the rainfall, IRNA reported.
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The convention, CES, is held each January in Las Vegas to great anticipation.
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This is the antsy N.B.A. climate that greets Williamson after months of anticipation.
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It was already on order in anticipation of a population of aging detainees.
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As Graham lifted himself halfway out of his seat in anticipation, Keita shot.
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Part of it was anticipation I guess of the deal, the fiscal deal.
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And she said the company was not acting in anticipation of a recession.
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As he walks past the fans, though, there is a jolt of anticipation.
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Only Son Heung-Min is staying high in anticipation of a counter attack.
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Rather than excited anticipation, the trailer went straight to confused meme-making territory.
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Richmond is on high alert in anticipation of violence that may still occur.
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The photographers were able to capture the anticipation couples feel before their ceremonies.
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Now, market watchers are waiting in anticipation for the next jump — or decline.
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In March 2016, Havana was electric in anticipation of President Obama's historic visit.
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Brady said that economic sentiment began to improve in anticipation of Trump's policies.
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So she waited for the news from the mammogram technician with particular anticipation.
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On the ride down, the men rubbed their hands and whistled in anticipation.
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"It's like the horror movies," he said; the biggest fear comes from anticipation.
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You open with anticipation and find out ... you didn&apost land the job.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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San Diego Unified School District, $195 million of tax and revenue anticipation notes.
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And how to sustain the sense of anticipation that deliciously quickened the honeymoon?
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Despite the anticipation they drum up, the Oscars are nothing if not predictable.
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They withdraw from risk and conserve, in anticipation of the next shoe dropping.
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Board meeting on anticipation of FY results, followed by conference call (1200 GMT).
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After all, the work is piling high in anticipation of our holiday vacations.
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New McNally projects always incite anticipation but not a great deal of suspense.
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Click here for more on the anticipation and anxiety over the sit-down.
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In New York, Binghamton University canceled Monday classes in anticipation of the snow.
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The Medical Center Hospital Authority, Ga., $105.4 million of taxable revenue anticipation certificates.
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Rather than being about pleasure, dopamine is more about the anticipation of pleasure.
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That is already increasing quartz prices, just in anticipation of the new duties.
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We seem to hear the court's heart beating in anticipation of Aurora's arrival.
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In anticipation of a potential strike, it built up its supply of vehicles.
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The Associated Press: Anticipation mounts as Trump, Kim close in on second summit.
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And yet the effect was the same: the dread stillness and the anticipation.
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He spoke in anticipation of President Donald Trump's announcement about levies on imports.
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A star enters the room and, zing, the air is electric with anticipation.
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Republicans are rubbing their hands in anticipation of Sanders winning the Democratic nomination.
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And so, we play the first three levels of MW2 in ghoulish anticipation.
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But you should have some anticipation, tools that people could put into place.
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You should have some anticipation of tools that people could put into place.
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We collectively sigh and bust out snacks in anticipation of a long wait.
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In anticipation of the release, Nash has picked her ten favorite Wax Trax!
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Finally, as the anticipation was building, Stefani emerged, smiling and waving to the crowd.
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As Nintendo employees shout out countdown times, the crowd starts to shift in anticipation.
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The Attorney General filed the suit in anticipation of push back after Republican Gov.
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She ate bananas non-stop and shook with anticipation at the sight of pasta.
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In anticipation that Ebola cases would be identified in Uganda, preparations have been underway.
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U.S. markets were trading lower Friday midday, also in anticipation of the Fed's remarks.
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That&aposs where many of the shop owners boarded up in anticipation of violence.
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Sunday night's BAFTA Film Awards arrived in the usual flurry of excitement and anticipation.
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ML: The difference between wanting and liking is the difference between anticipation and experience.
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Bladder anticipation is difficult to master, but you'll be better off once you do.
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AR thus has techies licking their lips in anticipation of a giant new market.
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To prolong the anticipation, each shoe is being released one day at a time.
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John Bel Edwards declared states of emergency Monday in anticipation of the developing storm.
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According to the Columbus Dispatch, the marker was taken down in anticipation of protests.
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In anticipation of such high demand, McDonald's has three floors — and plenty of seating.
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After weeks of anticipation, the Supreme Court finally issued its decision in Janus v.
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Back in March, Ree posted Alex's senior photos in anticipation of the big day.
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What this boils down to is a need for flawless recognition, anticipation, and execution.
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"The stock's run in anticipation of a strong quarter on Thursday," the host said.
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"I am waiting with anticipation for the new baseball caps: "Make PC Great Again.
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Investors sent the company's share price up 35 percent in anticipation of his appointment.
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" He said the move was all about anticipation of the Fed minutes: "There's tension.
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"It's not the first time that I'm experiencing such anticipation and expectations," Djokovic said.
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However, anticipation that rising Libor rates will force the Fed's hand could be misplaced.
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Health authorities in Uganda had been vaccinating health workers in anticipation of seeing cases.
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In response and anticipation of their bank records being handed over to the House.
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Others have received stock and bought new shares in full anticipation of the Armageddon.
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India has evacuated villagers from several border areas in anticipation of possible Pakistani retaliation.
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Kentucky's Jefferson County Public Schools released a brief statement in anticipation of the walkout.
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From within it, we generated an aura of anticipation that colored the world rosily.
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And honestly, with this series, isn't the anticipation of the horror half the fun?
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But our fears cannot stay dominated by solely the anticipation of the next storm.
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The anticipation has them reading new scripts, filming new episodes, and teasing new theories.
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In anticipation of my Keurig, I get creamer, K-cups, and breakfast stuff ($8).
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Is it the anticipation of seeing the Eiffel Tower shimmer and sparkle at night?
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And no matter what happens, anticipation will inevitably be high for Peele's sophomore outing.
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Kissing is great, but that anticipation, that's the moment you wish you could bottle.
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I would play this right afterward, just to make the crowd wait in anticipation.
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So, when she is scheduled to attend an award show, the anticipation is real.
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IT IS POSSIBLE THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE STARTING TO SPEND IN ANTICIPATION OF THAT.
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"My favorite part was the anticipation and finally getting together with him," Deutsch says.
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"These companies are offshoring profits artificially in anticipation of a special holiday," he said.
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Police blocked the main thoroughfare running through downtown Seoul in anticipation of bigger protests.
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The excitement Elliot felt at this moment, the nervous anticipation, is something I envy.
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Insurers also argue that they set their premiums in anticipation of unlawful reinsurance payments.
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"The stock market is rising in anticipation of future growth in profits," he said.
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Chinese authorities issued their third-highest severe weather warning in anticipation of the storm.
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Reports suggest that Qataris are stocking up on food in anticipation of food shortages.
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The anticipation of attending a work function would mostly likely ruin my whole week.
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ITIt feels like the anticipation for this horror classic remake has been building forever.
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Hama sold most of their belongings in anticipation of his trip back to them.
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Across the pond, however, U.S. stocks opened lower in anticipation of the premiers' meeting.
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Here, stare at Nintendo's words and feel the anticipation... So... uh... there you go.
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They looked at me with worried anticipation, accurately reading that I was hiding something.
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There was a lot of anticipation of what we have to stand and protect.
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Details of the final season have been kept a closely guarded secret, boosting anticipation.
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They expressed eagerness to effect change in anticipation of pressure from the Trump administration.
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The outlines of the announcement, which has generated much anticipation, had been well trailed.
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"Most investors do very poorly when selling in anticipation of a correction, " said Bishop.
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Rhode Island Commerce Corporation, $229 million of Department of Transportation grant anticipation refinancing bonds.
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Markets are pretty much already positioned in anticipation of U.S. rate hikes, analysts said.
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"It's certainly feeding into the optimism and the anticipation of tax cuts," he said.
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"It may have been an anticipation of Brexit, but we don't know," he said.
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Brent topped $42.50 last month in anticipation of agreement among producers to freeze output.
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In anticipation of the damage, North Carolina has activated 200 of its guardsmen, Gov.
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A line of young boys were holding their hands across the rope in anticipation.
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Floyd County, Ga., Hospital Authority, $84 million of medical center project revenue anticipation certificates.
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It has not indicated what it has set aside in anticipation of the settlement.
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Riot police were deployed this week in the capital in anticipation of mass violence.
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Traders had sold the currency in anticipation that more stimulus spending would weaken it.
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These areas, Tracey and Ploghaus concluded, must be responsible for the anticipation of pain.
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Tesla shares have jumped in recent days in anticipation of the Model 23 launch.
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"There's a draw and anticipation of meeting her for the first time," he said.
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Anticipation is high ahead of testimony Monday before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee from Yates.
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Stocks have rallied in the last few weeks on anticipation of stimulative tax reform.
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So it begins: the flag-waving excitement, the teeth-grinding anticipation, the blinding sparkle.
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In anticipation of how others see us, we ask ourselves, Do I look good?
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After years of anticipation, Disney last week finally released its streaming service, Disney Plus.
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In the arena, 290,225 fans were being worked into a state of manic anticipation.
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And made sure I stayed patient, not get the anticipation built up too high.
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Desire and anticipation seize you, You wonder what sexual performance is expected of you.
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Due to #blizzard2016 anticipation, local grocery store seems like '80s Soviet Union market. pic.twitter.
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Our wallets have been readied and our closets cleared in anticipation of this drop.
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"The anticipation of death is worse than death itself," he told news channel ANC.
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Israeli forces targeted encampments that appeared to have been vacated in anticipation of attack.
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Retail shares have been performing especially well in anticipation of proposed corporate tax cuts.
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Anticipation, as both Carly Simon and Heinz once told us, is a powerful thing.
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Great anticipation hovered over Thursday evening's New York Philharmonic concert at David Geffen Hall.
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Though Wilson was re-elected, the anticipation of female voting power did change behavior.
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Pressure and anticipation seemed to bake like the heat that hovered near 90 degrees.
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Many of their belongings had been moved into storage in anticipation of a move.
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Virginia Transportation Board, $479.4 million of federal transportation Grant anticipation revenue and refinancing notes.
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You move your body not in response to music but in anticipation of it.
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Yet when Guo left China in 2014, he fled in anticipation of corruption charges.
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"It was confirmation that anticipation can be action," said Reidar Stjernen, the show's producer.
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In Ferguson's opponents the anticipation of erratic behavior can inspire hesitance and even passivity.
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More than 2 million players created characters in anticipation of the launch, Blizzard said.
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Idaho Housing and Finance Association, $2216 million of grant and revenue anticipation refinancing bonds.
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But I don't let myself because crazed obsessed in anticipation of what might happen.
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In anticipation of a planned teachers strike, Chicago Public Schools canceled classes for Thursday.
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The approach of Halloween fills many fancy-dress enthusiasts with anticipation, glee, and excitement.
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The script, by him and Mr. Frost, recognizes the power of silence and anticipation.
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In anticipation of the onslaught of cases, New York's courts have been staffing up.
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Democrats moved the convention up out of anticipation of a crowded and contentious primary.
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Still, the historical implications are deeply subsidiary to the anticipation over the match itself.
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The 2-year yield has jumped over 2 percent in anticipation of Fed hikes.
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Anticipation for impending debauchery builds as you take a lap and weigh your options.
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The price surged in anticipation of the well-flagged disruptions at Escondida and Grasberg.
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But there was an added level of anticipation, and anxiety, ahead of Trump's address.
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As the months passed and Mr. Maduro remained in power, anticipation turned to resignation.
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"So that has been my biggest anticipation...to be able to give her that."
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It's an anticipation mixed with anxiety, eternal hope resting on a bed of worry.
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The videos create hype and anticipation, and turn the films into full-blown events.
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The bad news is that, after years of anticipation, it's still taking its time.
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I could feel the butterflies in my gut, a feeling between anticipation and trepidation.
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Georgia, $252.1 million of WellStar composite issue hospital revenue bonds and revenue anticipation certificates.
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"We had stocked food a while ago in anticipation of the siege," he added.
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Anticipation had worn out its welcome; it was simply time to unwrap the gift.
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After days of anticipation, Tehran's zero-casualty retaliation came as a relief to many.
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Lawyers sometimes send these notices on their own in anticipation of such an order.
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The race for the White House is underway in anticipation of its first primaries.
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They offer opportunities for unobtrusive observation, stolen glances and frissons, anticipation and nudging possibilities.
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Market turmoil followed as investors sold Treasury bonds in anticipation of higher interest rates.
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Now, I don't think even we had an anticipation of what it would be.
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A ninth shallow pit remains empty, in seeming anticipation of the war's next victim.
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"Biting my nails in anticipation of Kerry's formula for solving the conflict," he wrote.
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Piedras Negras authorities have been making arrangements for days in anticipation of the migrants.
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In the U.S., markets were flat in anticipation of a week of corporate earnings.
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"The anticipation for this show is palpable," said Gary Levine, Showtime's president of entertainment.
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"Investors may be getting in early in anticipation of big future gains," Henderson said.
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BKP rose 30% this year, outperforming regional peers in anticipation of the MSCI upgrade.
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Airlines are forced to cancel thousands of flights in anticipation of big winter storms.
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That's a tall order — but I, at least, would be there with fevered anticipation.
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Trump smartly beefed up his legal team in anticipation of the battles to come.
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As the time drew near to the State of the Union delivery, anticipation grew.
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BKP rose 30% this year, outperforming regional peers in anticipation of the MSCI upgrade.
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Lenders have begun gradually pushing up rates, partly in anticipation of future Fed increases.
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With the Oscars just 10 days away, anticipation will probably hang in the air.
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The Burj Khalifa was lit in anticipation of the New Year's celebration in Dubai.
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" She explained, "At the time, it was a look into the future, an anticipation.
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"Some of these might start happening anyway in anticipation of a possible policy change."
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Icahn has been steadily raising his stake in Caesars in anticipation of a deal.
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The lack of guns heightens the intensity and sense of anticipation of the whole game.
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"This year, I'm really training from a place of love, hope and anticipation," she said.
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The Dow fell more than 100 points in anticipation of US tariffs on Chinese goods.
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In anticipation of these powerful exhibitions, I sat down with Patton to discuss her work.
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Anticipation of certain reforms were creating "wait-and-see positioning" from their clients, he said.
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The company added 200 jobs in its Ohio factory in anticipation of a sales surge.
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But amidst the anticipation, in the sixth month of my pregnancy, we lost our baby.
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Authorities warned drivers to stay off the road in anticipation of additional flooding expected overnight.
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That feeling of excitement, anticipation, begins to dissipate in the second, third, and fourth dates.
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Chipmaker Qualcomm introduced a new, faster processor on Friday, in anticipation of 5G internet speed.
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It's the most charming arrival to any building; Unpretentious, gentle, poetic, and steeped in anticipation.
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Aren't women taught to hover in anticipation over the question: What did I do wrong?
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Anticipation was not an all-time high, but more like a post-Slurpee sugar high.
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Recently, Ina Garten posted an Instagram that made us drop everything in serious fangirl anticipation.
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TALsounds, has shared a new track in anticipation of her forthcoming tape release, Lifter + Lighter.
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And in anticipation of this kick-ass cookbook, we have three trendy recipes featured ahead.
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Halliburton's stock ran to $40 from $28 in anticipation of a strong quarter next week.
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Consumers may be delaying updating their device in anticipation of a new model in September.
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Australian stocks, however, closed 0.9 percent higher in anticipation of more fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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We've waited patiently with anticipation, and now the top secret news can finally be revealed.
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Bond yields may languish for a while, before they rise in anticipation of fiscal stimulus.
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Update: After much anticipation, this must-have Richer Poorer bralette just got restocked this week.
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Commerzbank in London downgraded the bonds of Hungary this week on the anticipation of Brexit.
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In anticipation of the change, the central bank's president, Luis Caputo, resigned on September 25th.
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In one Gaza neighborhood, people rushed to buy bread in anticipation of a long escalation.
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Banking stocks finished around the flatline amid anticipation of what the Federal Reserve might do.
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But the best part of the ad is probably the anxious anticipation of the dive.
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With less than two months to go, the anticipation is starting to get to us.
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Trump-watching is compulsive—who hasn't waited guiltily for the next tweet with horrified anticipation?
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Anticipation for Black Panther was high, and it broke records before it was even released.
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So here's to the anticipation of both that Trump-Putin handshake and Souza's own take.
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In anticipation of Halloween 2018, Sour Patch Kids released a new take on candy corn.
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Now, the action is defined as the simplest behavior done in anticipation of a reward.
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The Snapchat parent's stock has been trading down, partly in anticipation of this expiration date.
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And they are clearing store shelves to stock bunkers in anticipation of Earth's final chapter.
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Now, anticipation has evolved into nostalgia and it's literally giving us all of the feels.
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Many of them likely felt that familiar knot of anticipation as they walked onto set.
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Snap's stock has been trading down in recent weeks in anticipation of today's sell off.
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Oil prices hit one-week highs on anticipation of a decline in U.S. crude stocks.
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At the time, the pound rallied in anticipation of the vote going the other way.
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Relive the anticipation of waiting for your old videos to rewind with this VCR player.
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Perhaps in anticipation of these obstacles, the president seems to have found a contingency plan.
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In anticipation of the show's TV debut, we spoke with four of the women featured.
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It created a flurry of anticipation around Scorpion, as fans wondered if Drake would respond.
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When I was younger, I had a soccer coach who stressed the importance of anticipation.
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After months and years of anticipation, the HTC Vive virtual reality headset is officially out.
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After much anticipation, Frank Ocean's album, Blonde has finally arrived and people are understandably pumped.
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But a combination of piracy, the sheer strength of PS2 anticipation,—remember the Emotion Engine?
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It is an atmosphere of anticipation, of a moment's potential to become a bigger moment.
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Gaza militant groups usually evacuate potential targets in anticipation of retaliation for attacks against Israelis.
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With the lengthening evening of the second day, my anticipation stuttered, shifted, and grew darker.
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They die and cede to a bear market almost always in anticipation of a recession.
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After years of anticipation, Netflix has produced and released six new hours of Gilmore Girls.
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There's much anticipation about Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi's long-awaited entry into the U.S. market.
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Economists said consumers boosted spending in the fourth quarter in anticipation of the lower taxes.
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Washington (CNN)Anticipation is high ahead of James Comey's public testimony on Capitol Hill Thursday.
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Here's what JPMorgan is telling clients to buy in anticipation of this potential earnings recession.
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Her nerves in anticipation of the big day translated into a pretty vivid anxiety dream.
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In anticipation of his arrival, Philadelphians have planned protests, and have taken to the streets.
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The anticipation is thick, as though a lifetime of separation is coming to an end.
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As the anticipation continues, we binged and ranked every episode of Stranger Things thus far.
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I think it adds a heavy layer of emotion, anticipation, and tangibility with Vep's world.
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But shock quickly turned to anticipation, and now she feels she's up for the challenge.
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Canaccord raised Apple's price target to $180 based on anticipation of solid 2018 iPhone sales.
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In anticipation of their upcoming movie Everything, Everything, Amandla Stenberg has released their first single.
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County offices and roads across the county are closed in anticipation of surging flood waters.
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The release wasn't a complete surprise, as Kim Kardashian West began hyping anticipation on Twitter.
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The ad was in anticipation of an upcoming seven day festival, celebrating the Goddess Durga.
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There was the anticipation of Prince George's birth, aka #RoyalBaby, which attracted 2 million tweets.
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Airbnb is making a last-minute attempt to appease regulators in anticipation of pending legislation.
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Vietnamese police have stepped up security at the station in anticipation of an "important event".
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The day of the landing — July 20, 1969 — Sunday morning newspapers reported about the anticipation.
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Discwoman member UMFANG created an exclusive mix for THUMP in anticipation of their upcoming tour.
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For now, the world waits in anticipation until we hear the news from Beyoncé herself.
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Clinton have stepped up their campaign appearances here in anticipation of the June 7 primary.
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After the initial shooting, he positioned himself in anticipation of the police response, Ayub said.
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The anticipation may be wishful thinking, but health groups believe a final rule is imminent.
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After all, there was much anticipation for the Dow Jones Industrial Average to hit 21625,2900.
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"Our present is constantly inflected by the past, or anticipation of the future," he said.
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Rick Scott (R) activated the Florida National Guard on Tuesday in anticipation of the hurricane.
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"My clients are struggling to find feedstock in anticipation of the EU policy," he said.
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Vincent knocks on the door to his apartment with the lowest possible sense of anticipation.
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All this added to the anticipation surrounding one of the final speakers of the day.
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Mallinckrodt's stock closed down 22 percent on Friday, in anticipation of the report being aired.
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The anticipation of the repeal of ObamaCare's individual mandate has also contributed to premium increases.
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The two-year is rising in anticipation of Fed rate hikes and a stronger economy.
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After months of teases and years of anticipation, "Borderlands 3" is officially on the way.
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In anticipation of the next catastrophe, public buildings in the parish stand on improbable pilings.
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Already Trump has started to tack to the center in anticipation of the general election.
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In anticipation of Bellis's second-round match against Zarina Diyas, fans camped out for hours.
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Rhode Island Commerce Corporation, $250 million of Rhode Island Department of Transportation grant anticipation bonds.
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Loomis said they had been prepared in anticipation of disciplinary action against the two officers.
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Anticipation for the newest royal family arrival has also sparked conversation about the baby's title.
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"It's wonderful," he told The Hollywood Reporter of the anticipation and expectations for the movie.
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At the start of 2015 Dance Theater underwent internal changes in anticipation of a deficit.
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Giles: The minute that you stop feeling a sense of excitement and anticipation is worrying.
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Playing to 1,000 people is cool, but the anticipation before playing a show ... not really.
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That came despite the Saudi move coming in anticipation of a slowdown in oil demand.
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If anything, today's news just builds anticipation for what the company has in store next.
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For the past 216 weeks the Ibiza Rocks hotel has played host to this anticipation.
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Both ends of the venue swelled with energy as attendees sipped their drinks in anticipation.
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Anticipation for the release of new music from Beyoncé is at an all-time high.
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The Colonel wakes up every morning with his dick at full mast in eager anticipation.
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Pretty Little Liars is coming back, and our anticipation is already at a fever pitch.
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The Game of Thrones fan base is practically quivering with anticipation for Sunday night's episode.
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Anticipation is running high for this Sunday's "Battle of the Bastards" on Game of Thrones.
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Global oil prices actually increased this week in anticipation of the deeper cuts to come.
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Many aid groups pulled staff members out of the city in anticipation of the battle.
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The authority had begun emptying the reservoirs several days ago in anticipation of heavy rain.
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True news inspired more anticipation, sadness and joy, depending on the nature of the stories.
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We get more agitated by the anticipation of political revelations than by the actual findings.
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But it will not generate the same sort of anticipation as a Federer-Nadal rematch.
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Her dog, a Shih Tzu, was straining at his leash in anticipation of our arrival.
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It wraps around the front gate, which he says creates an intense feeling of anticipation.
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Power was shut off in hundreds of other evacuated homes in anticipation of a deluge.
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Even before the panel began, fans were waiting in anticipation for the event all day.
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"I needed music that brought you through that and brought you there for that anticipation."
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The expansion is in anticipation of the theater's 50th anniversary, to be celebrated in 2020.
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Israel has closed roads and airspace on its northern border in anticipation of an attack.
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In anticipation, unions were planning a big public-transport strike in Paris on September 13th.
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The album begins in a state of keyed up anticipation and ends in emotional exhaustion.
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Rebels dug trenches into approach roads, in anticipation of a fight for the city center.
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Some say they're waiting until after the midterms, in anticipation of a possible Democratic wave.
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Several neighborhoods in northeast and downtown Jackson have been evacuated in anticipation of the flooding.
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She is young, with large eyes and refined features, and wears a look of anticipation.
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They have been hoarding parts in anticipation of a ban and have sought other suppliers.
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The sector had been one of the worst performers this year in anticipation that Mrs.
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Financial markets were roiled as investors sold Treasury bonds in anticipation of higher interest rates.
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Aggressive traders are starting to enter the Shanghai market in anticipation of a trend change.
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Kay Ivey issued a statewide state of emergency in anticipation of damage from Hurricane Michael.
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In anticipation of working with him, I felt both excitement and a sense of foreboding.
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Russian commanders have also moved some of their military forces in anticipation of American action.
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On her Instagram, Tira Part leans into the camera in what seems like unbearable anticipation.
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For the first time in a long time, the air at Molineux crackles with anticipation.
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Thousands of people, largely from the southeastern coast, were evacuated in anticipation of bad conditions.
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The anticipation surrounding a debate with the former mayor of New York City was palpable.
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She was recently spotted with a dark brown pixie cut, perhaps in anticipation of filming.
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After years of anticipation, the George R.R. Martin adaptation fell short of many viewers' expectations.
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Relief organizations had stocked rice, cereals and beans in anticipation of the siege, which helped.
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As main stage as meditation gets, the work explores ideas of restraint, patience, and anticipation.
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Colombia Colombia has closed its borders and initiated curfews in anticipation of a nationwide strike.
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Anticipation is mounting over who President-elect Donald J. Trump might appoint to his cabinet.
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I would look at the holiday lights with feelings of anticipation, my own personal advent.
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Much of this move appears to be in anticipation of T-Mobile's merger with Sprint.
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Part of it is to prepare the institution and its abilities in anticipation of privatisation.
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Credit spreads subsequently retraced the post-Brexit widening, helped by anticipation of additional policy support.
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Texas, meanwhile, declared a state of emergency for 21 counties in anticipation of the threat.
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In anticipation of war For some, Sunday's cross-border fire was an anti-climactic moment.
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The elegant way she imposes herself on a game with her vision, positioning and anticipation.
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Her eyes wide with anticipation, Ms. Nishimura, who helped with translation, waited for a response.
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His victory fanned a surge of investor optimism in anticipation of his business-friendly policies.
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So his first attempt at television has his fans recharging their thinking caps in anticipation.
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The Israeli police and military bolstered their security today in anticipation of additional Palestinian protests.
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For some cities, the expansion comes in anticipation of the summer, when crime typically rises.
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In anticipation of both the concert and mixtape, here is the full track listing: 221.
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Thousands of U.S. troops and militia groups are at the border in anticipation of these caravans.
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They could redistribute themselves in anticipation of demand patterns, reducing wait times and increasing vehicle use.
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They could have started releasing sooner, at a non-flooding rate, in anticipation of the rains.
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Still, "Fantastic Beasts" doesn't consistently conjure a level of magic equal to its promise or anticipation.
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The anticipation and memes are, or were, half the fun, but Endless and Blond demand silence.
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We would consume hour after hour of "family friendly" scares in anticipation of All Hallows' Eve.
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A line forms down NYC's Lafayette Street in anticipation of a Supreme drop in February 2017.
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After months of anticipation, Nintendo Switch is ready to shed more light on its China launch.
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New investors and tourists need to exercise patience in anticipation of a retreat back towards $0.715.
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"They are excited," Kardashian West tells ET of her two children's anticipation of their new sibling.
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In anticipation of the July 4th release of Stranger Things, these cans will drop on Thursday.
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This did little to shake the market however, despite heightened anticipation of a wider sell-off.
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That's what everyone's wondering after the fight was finally announced in June after months of anticipation.
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"It's a loan in anticipation of you getting a refund at a certain time," Erb said.
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Company executives could be hiring in anticipation of a business-friendly environment under the new administration.
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The campaign was launched in nervous anticipation of the UK's impending EU referendum on June 23rd.
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Nothing is labeled, so I watch with anticipation as the BarBot whirrs to life—vodka coke.
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Waiting in anticipation Alzheimer's disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States.
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" Cath smiled and replied: "It's your anticipation of doing something very meaningful for Namir and Saeed.
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Most of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has been closed since Friday in anticipation of an eruption.
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ET. They earlier hit a session high of $49.40 in anticipation of the Russia-Saudi deal.
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Sources recently told PEOPLE that Lauer was maintaining a low profile in anticipation of Farrow's book.
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"Matt has been hunkered down in the Hamptons in anticipation of this book," said one source.
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In recent weeks the anticipation and hype were rising daily, but why do we actually care?
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But that does not justify the scorn the display generated, particularly in the anticipation of it.
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You solve remaining frictions between the nobles and the peasantry in anticipation of a new tomorrow.
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Update: After months of anticipation, we finally have an official launch date for Rihanna's makeup collection.
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The big picture: "Everybody's squared up" in anticipation, says Ellis Phifer, market strategist at Raymond James.
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Radius is an experience in anticipation and tension as much as it is a linear story.
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Exchange operator Euronext said it would take special measures in anticipation of higher volatility and volumes.
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He deals with pressure well, he reads pre-snap well, and he's a good anticipation passer.
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"Whatever you enjoy, use it to build anticipation and romance throughout the day," Dr. Fleming says.
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He was waiting to see me so that amped up that anticipation of seeing each other.
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Coca cultivation surged in anticipation of the peace deal, from 250,20173 hectares to 22017,26 in 230.
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They&aposre trying to enhance their own standing and anticipation of a summit and weaken ours.
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In anticipation of the strike, SEPTA released a contingency plan that included additional Regional Rail trains.
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After months of anticipation, Apple has invited some select customers to apply for its Apple Card.
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India deployed tens of thousands of troops across the Kashmir Valley in anticipation of a backlash.
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After months of hype and anticipation, Netflix has finally dropped Bright, the streaming platform's first blockbuster.
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It's already hard to remember how little anticipation there was when 2014's John Wick opened.
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The weeks leading up to the State of the Union were filled with happiness and anticipation.
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And it can be carved at the table, generating an appetizing air of anticipation and drama.
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Thanks to Kim's daily Christmas cards, that anticipation grows in intensity as we approach December 25.
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"Doki doki" is a Japanese onomatopoeia for a heart beating quickly, usually with anticipation or excitement.
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Doki Doki Literature Club is a visual novel where anticipation and the different forms it takes.
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"The anticipation that we were going to meet Cher made the air crackle," Colin Firth says.
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After weeks of anticipation the event turned out to be, well, not an event at all.
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In anticipation of the upcoming premiere for Pete the Cat: A Groovy New Year on Dec.
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In anticipation of the CBO's estimates, backers of the bill sought to delegitimize the office's analysis.
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In anticipation of the warmer months and nature's ritual rebirth, many people clean out their houses.
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"They are excited," Kardashian West told ET of her two children's anticipation of their new sibling.
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"The first images of whatever I'm about to watch fill me with awesome anticipation," he said.
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Gold, which had soared in anticipation of May's speech, retreated slightly on profit taking, analysts said.
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UK markets were little changed Friday, after taking a knock Thursday in anticipation of the announcement.
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Kelli rubs his hands in anticipation and then he pauses, if only briefly, to look down.
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In anticipation of Congress bailing them out again, corporations have hoarded $2.5 trillion overseas since 2004.
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There is a lot of anticipation about human trials involving CRISPR but there have been delays.
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The upgrade was in anticipation of accelerated growth following a series of economic and social reforms.
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In anticipation of the earnings announcement Tuesday, the share price had gained more than 1 percent.
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Due to technical errors and over an hour of lukewarm anticipation, many viewers simply tuned out.
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She shared a Boomerang video of herself wearing special-filter glasses in anticipation of the event.
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Trump fired Comey last month, and anticipation is high to say the least for Thursday's testimony.
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Weeks of publicity have built up huge anticipation and the film's box-office prospects remain bright.
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Sage's stock was up more than 60 percent year to date in anticipation of the approval.
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Anticipation is mounting as signs in Washington indicate 2017 will be the year of tax reform.
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In anticipation of changing leadership in Washington, the stock market has soared higher in recent weeks.
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All four states in Nate's path have declared emergencies in anticipation of the hurricane, per ABC.
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At that point, we were really just revving our motors in anticipation of a large mobilization.
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Retailers have ramped up shipments of imported items in anticipation of potential increases in U.S. tariffs.
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After much anticipation, the Cats trailer is here — and social media users have their claws out!
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After much anticipation, the sequel to the Disney Channel smash hit The Descendants has a trailer.
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That's in anticipation for future Gigafactories, which will be built around the world as demand grows.
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The sense of anticipation was palpable at the Gangneung Ice Arena before the pairs short program.
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They were filled with a hollow anticipation, a readiness to be filled with purpose and action.
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Ettun has blown up one of her signature colorful balloon sculptures in anticipation of my arrival.
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Any such anticipation is "absolutely untrue," said Zack Roday, a spokesman for Mr. Ryan's political operations.
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As before, the crowds sometimes jeered as players knelt, but there was an air of anticipation.
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Observers are speculating on the meaning of this move, as anticipation grows for the investigation's culmination.
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The company raised its forecast in anticipation of consumers buying up TVs and electronics this holiday.
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Some businesses have even announced plans to move their operations overseas in anticipation of financial losses.
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Kay Ivey (R) had put one in place in anticipation of the storm on Oct. 8.
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The anticipation for the follow-up was huge, and Apple completely underwhelmed with a minor upgrade.
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You solve remaining frictions between the nobles and the peasantry in anticipation of a new tomorrow.
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"This year, I'm really training from a place of love, hope and anticipation," she told PEOPLE.
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Since we first got word of Rodarte x & Other Stories, though, it's been mostly quiet anticipation.
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In anticipation, Moore has established several rules and made arrangements to accommodate reporters and the public.
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Some companies, for example, have already announced plans to move overseas in anticipation of financial losses.
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The city, then, is crackling with anticipation for the teams' first league meeting at Celtic Park.
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Many facilities that were built in anticipation of more gas production remain stranded without adequate fuel.
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To build anticipation, Maddow had tweeted hours before her show that she had Trump's tax returns.
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Elsewhere, Mississippi, Rhode Island and Connecticut had legalized the practice in anticipation of the SCOTUS decision.
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Anticipation is building for an album by Frank Ocean, the innovative and enigmatic R&B singer.
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Many local government offices are also considering closing on Tuesday in anticipation of Hurricane Michael's landfall.
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But the network didn't want to lose the anticipation that was already building among Brady fans.
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The high levels of anticipation for deals are enough to make retailers launch their sales early.
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Investors were also taking a pause after bidding stocks up in anticipation of the tax overhaul.
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But congressional Republicans are actively working to muddy the waters in anticipation of an obstruction charge.
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He's sought to heighten anticipation around the summit, which he views as a major historic milestone.
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They regularly camp outside the shop in anticipation of the next limited-edition deck or sweatshirt.
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Every time Love got open for a 3-pointer, the Philips Arena crowd gasped in anticipation.
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The stock rose early this week in anticipation of the government announcing hikes in electricity tariffs.
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Investors have scooped up coal stocks in anticipation of more lax regulations under a Trump administration.
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Meanwhile, anticipation is building ahead of the Trump-Kim meeting, scheduled for June 2628 in Singapore.
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The stock skyrocketed throughout much of last year, mostly because of anticipation over the Model 3.
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"He could make the opponents' fans stand up in anticipation of his next move," Anderson said.
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He understands positioning, playing for strips, and the anticipation, knowing what the player wants to do.
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When people are told that it's a sativa, there's an anticipation, they build it up themselves.
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Some sighed a great sense of relief; they had barely been able to stand the anticipation.
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After much anticipation, AT&T on Monday unveiled its long-rumored internet TV service, DirecTV Now.
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Fans in the audience tend to laugh hysterically in anticipation of jokes that don't always land.
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But as a kid, I was wracked with nerves in anticipation of nearly every social function.
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A more holistic approach is needed, both now and in anticipation of future pandemics or crises.
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Game of Thrones anticipation has reached a fever pitch with the show's looming return this Sunday.
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In anticipation of his retirement, he knew that a sudden abundance of time could be destructive.
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Yet the heightened anticipation also creates risks the Fed might fail to meet investors' high expectations.
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Residents downloaded the GasBuddy app 350,000 times in anticipation of Irma, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Even so, today she felt motivated enough to visit a hairdresser in anticipation of my visit.
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We asked Tony voters about their preferences in anticipation of the award ceremony on Sunday night.
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In other words, this match did not quite live up to the anticipation that preceded it.
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But according to Hanna, some schools are already changing their policies in anticipation of final rules.
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Smith was taken away on a cart as the Clemson sideline hummed in anticipation of victory.
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But there was so much anticipation of their craziness, it was like we gave them permission.
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But there was so much anticipation of their craziness, it was like we gave them permission.
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The troubled utility filed for bankruptcy protection in January in anticipation of claims from the fire.
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In some cases, manufacturers noted a rush to purchase metals in anticipation of additional price increases.
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The site is a series of immersive performance spaces, where the atmosphere of anticipation relentlessly builds.
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On Wednesday, as Ludin prepared to fly to Providence, the anticipation for the reunion was palpable.
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It is why so many dreaded this weekend, even as they shivered in anticipation of it.
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So before you start drinking booze your brain is firing dopamine in anticipation of that drug.
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Annabella Sciorra and Mira Sorvino, both actresses and accusers, shared their anticipation ahead of the arrest.
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That's a shame, given how much anticipation and buildup Locke & Key has enjoyed for so long.
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Her transformation involved a double-process dye job, an icy ivory gloss, and lots of anticipation.
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The anticipation is that new capital depreciation rules will increase investment budgets and, by extension, lending.
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Calls were rapidly placed, both holds were released, and there was a sudden crackle of anticipation.
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For years anticipation has built around the Flea Theater's move to a permanent, purpose-built home.
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Demand was so high because few other sales have matched this scale and level of anticipation.
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In anticipation of a national ban, Juul had taken most of its flavors off the market.
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The anticipation couldn't get any higher to see who'll actually walk away with those golden trophies.
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Half an hour before the event, the chants and raucous anticipation were audible from blocks away.
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Some people may be stocking up on goods in anticipation of problems around supply-chain disruptions.
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"We are waiting with anticipation," Marchionne told journalists on the sidelines of a meeting in Geneva.
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This would heighten anticipation and set the brand apart from the grind of the fashion pack.
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Time may be luxury, but we should not assume spending it in anticipation is a waste.
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The Chinese yuan jumped to a five-month high last week in anticipation of the signing.
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It's "the anticipation … and getting a first look at the world from above," wrote one respondent.
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Joe Neguse, D-Colorado, criticized the latest incarnation of the ban in anticipation of its expansion.
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"The anticipation felt more like New Year's Eve than the night of an election," he writes.
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DJI hitting a record intraday high as bank stocks advanced in anticipation of a rate hike.
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Consumers that are concerned about a coming recession may end up reducing their spending in anticipation.
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She also recommends adding red pepper flakes to a meal in anticipation of a tempting dessert.
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When Amazon first launched in Singapore, Ong said, there was a lot of news and anticipation.
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Students enter exciting new disciplines in anticipation of exploring research questions often requiring years of study.
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All of the anticipation that some miracle is going to happen is not going to happen.
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But anticipation of the inspector general's report has not dimmed conservative appetite for the congressional investigation.
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Businesses are optimistic about the economy and stepping up hiring in anticipation of solid future growth.
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In other words, "don't move the goalposts" now in anticipation of even lower prices, he recommended.
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If events are anticipated then maybe the rise takes place on the anticipation not the event.
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Apple's stock rose last week on positive analyst reports and in anticipation of the event. 4.
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In anticipation of an unraveling of rights, same-sex couples in Brazil are rushing to wed.
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This anticipation for a single day is obviously a hallmark of any culture with significant holidays.
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And the President himself -- even after months of anticipation -- has nonetheless taken the impeachment developments hard.
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Dylan's college application process was a fraught period of test-taking, late nights and hopeful anticipation.
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We stocked the place with talent during the past three years, in anticipation of this moment.
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Whirlpool has added 200 jobs at its plant in Clyde, Ohio, in anticipation of higher demand.
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In anticipation of his return, Showtime released a teaser trailer featuring Badalamenti playing on a piano.
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In anticipation of winding down the Fund, we have liquidated almost all of the Fund's assets.
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Metroid fans grew giddy with anticipation as the final 24 hours before AM2R's release ticked away.
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It had been 16 years since Return of the Jedi and anticipation was at a galactic level.
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Facebook has flown its full-sized solar-powered airplane for the first time, after years of anticipation.
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I have a tendency to keep pushing forward -- eager and impatient anticipation for everything yet to come.
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Since the election, many investors have flocked to United Rentals in anticipation of Trump's spending on infrastructure.
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SpaceX's army of hopers and believers have been holding their breath in anticipation of its next launch.
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There's an icy wind and a trace of nervous anticipation in the air as families slowly gather.
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Both teams started and used mostly reserves in anticipation of next week's kickoff to the regular season.
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The company has installed a crapload of security equipment in anticipation for the elevator's construction and use.
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Some businesses are taking action in anticipation of regulation and as customers demand more environmentally friendly materials.
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Every Game of Thrones fan knows that feeling of anticipation as the opening credits begin to play.
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Ten years ago, anticipation was astronomically high for Christopher Nolan's sequel to Batman Begins,The Dark Knight.
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Sweden's Ericsson is scaling up American manufacturing in anticipation of a boom in 5G telecoms-equipment sales.
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"All the feels, converging all at once at the same damn time," Seales said of her anticipation.
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In anticipation of Cleganebowl, the fight of the century, here's what you need to know about Sandor.
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Update: This story was originally published on April 11, 2019, in excited anticipation of Baby Sussex's arrival.
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Traders favor short-dated Treasuries over longer-dated issues in anticipation possible rate cuts from the Fed.
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We're basically shunning all our other highlighters in anticipation of the five-piece launch on December 28.
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Adding to that sense of anticipation are all the spring launches coming to Sephora aisles this month.
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Before we get something, we have all kinds of fantasies about it, all kinds of wonderful anticipation.
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Rather than anticipation and excitement, we often describe it as happiness, joy, satisfaction, even something like bliss.
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Bush Hager then explained just how excited she was — and how her anticipation affected her sleep schedule.
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The sell-off started in anticipation a day earlier, with a 7.8 percent decline in the shares.
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In a smart Pentagon, planners are constantly leaning far forward in anticipation of being given new directions.
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Boockvar said the speeches will be critical to anticipation of whether March in fact features a hike.
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This all amounts to a kind of engagement with fans that actually builds anticipation for The Defenders.
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Prices are rising in anticipation of tighter American sanctions on Iran, scheduled to take effect in November.
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But with the anticipation comes an almost equal dose of concern over an array of possible problems.
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Nervous anticipation as locals prepare for the launch of a ride in Kaeson Youth Park in Pyongyang.
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Such momentum has fed anticipation that Congress could soon act to intervene in an enormous private market.
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The anticipation for this release was tangible even without a rollout, and the fans responded in kind.
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Stranger Things has already been greenlit for season two, and the anticipation is already hard to handle.
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The former leader, however, kept quiet on plans to run, despite anticipation she may launch her bid.
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Kuwait has outperformed its Gulf peers in anticipation of the MSCI move, gaining nearly 21% this year.
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There was all the anticipation and build up, and then you open it and you love it.
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Corpus Christi officials said that they would not be turning off utilities in anticipation of the hurricane.
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Between the delay in the opening sounds and the melody kicking in lies a sea of anticipation.
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Nervous Anticipation When it comes to the awards race, "I can't think about it," Ms. Powell said.
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AS THE race narrows and election day approaches, each new opinion poll is awaited with more anticipation.
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It was filled to the brim with anticipation, betrayal, magic, strong female characters, familial bonds and love.
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In anticipation of the new regulations, some US firms have been more active in policing their content.
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Traders have heavily shorted it - selling pounds in anticipation they can buy them back later for less.
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Therefore, as the tax cut becomes increasingly likely, stock prices rise in anticipation of those higher earnings.
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Already, we [see] buyers coming in in anticipation of the GSP+ coming in by early next year.
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With so much anticipation comes some serious prep, especially if you're ready to go big this year.
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In July, the New York Stock Exchange suspended trading of Alpha stock in anticipation of its bankruptcy.
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Cancellation activity, metal being taken off warrant in anticipation of physical load-out, has also been elevated.
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Or could the idea of American intervention cause him to escalate his attacks in anticipation of more?
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European shares ended mixed at their close on Tuesday in anticipation of Thursday's European Central Bank meeting.
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In anticipation of that growth, HelloVerify is looking to raise capital from investors for the first time.
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In anticipation of the new space taxis, NASA is now building its commercial partners a parking spot.
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" Avlon adds: "The useful information is all in the results — not in the anticipation of the event.
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From Arizona to Utah, some residents filled sandbags in anticipation of heavy rainfall forecasts and potential flooding.
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After two months of mounting anticipation, the Bachelor in Paradise season 4 premiere is officially upon us.
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Trade is suffering as firms use up the inventories they had stocked in anticipation of higher tariffs.
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After years of stomach-churning anticipation, it's all over—the VR headsets of the future are here.
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Their victory is not yet complete, but their anticipation of success seems likely to be self-fulfilling.
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Waymo's Early Rider program recently became a 24/7 operation, in anticipation of the full-service launch.
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Finally, a few items have even the most jaded of beauty editors marking their calendars in anticipation.
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But by sheer coincidence, a groundswell of anticipation was building around an uncannily similar type of game.
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For now, Majendie is racing to devise an alternative plan in anticipation of the chairs' eventual removal.
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Crude had previously reached a 3-month high in anticipation of the cuts from OPEC and Russia.
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We're shoo-biddy-bopping in anticipation already for when Fuller House premieres on Netflix this Feb. 26.
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At the very least, I've found a conversation app that turns that feeling of desperation into anticipation.
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She even purchased the "Merry Christmas Ya Filthy Animal" sweater back in June, in anticipation of December.
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After much anticipation, China named the first companies to receive 5G licenses for commercial use on Thursday.
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I'm not ashamed to admit that I spent much of 2017 in anticipation of a stranger's pregnancy.
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Adidas, which has been hitting a series of record highs in anticipation of bumper results on Aug.
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The organization announced that its UMG Orlando tournament was canceled Tuesday night in anticipation of the hurricane.
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Willumsen's work features terse poetry ("view of sight / anticipation of image / front desire … ") accompanied by figurative drawings.
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If you've bought a house in anticipation of starting a family, it wouldn't hurt to plan accordingly.
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Lily Li wanted to level up her public speaking, in anticipation of a future as a politician.
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Anticipation is building for Cyrus' debut album "NC-17," which is expected to drop sometime in 2017.
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It's currently priced at $299 on the company's official site, perhaps in anticipation of the Osmo's release.
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They rushed in to put all the barrels on the market in anticipation of a U.S. policy.
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Analysts at eVestment figure that clients are going to macro strategies in anticipation of "market turbulence" ahead.
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After months of anticipation and daily leaks, Samsung's Galaxy S8 and S8+ finally arrive on April 21.
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The anticipation for this long foreshadowed hookup would have been enough to make it onto the list.
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Anticipation was high for its latest smartphone – the Note 73 – which was praised by the tech press.
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The anticipation of rate cuts has helped propel U.S. stocks to new highs in the past week.
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" He added "an advantage of showing it early" will be "to hold up the market in anticipation.
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In whatever you do, anticipation and vision are both necessary ingredients to fight the fear of uncertainty.
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He kept Royals hitters guessing throughout the day and finally got his first victory after much anticipation.
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The curfew had been placed over the weekend in anticipation of an attack to mark the anniversary.
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She's gone to get beer in anticipation of our visit, even though she's not a beer drinker.
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Moares's left hook is a killer because of accuracy and anticipation more than because of his power.
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But global stocks are seemingly depressed on anticipation of such a policy move by other developed nations.
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Sturm Ruger shares are up nearly 800 percent as people bought guns in anticipation of tighter restrictions.
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The anticipation of squirming might cause moderator Holt, and the candidates, to shy away from race matters.
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In anticipation of a possible abort, Aldrin had insisted that the spacecraft's rendezvous radar remain turned on.
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Ball has shown great anticipation—especially in transition, where he jumps passing lanes and disrupts fast breaks.
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Imports previously had surged, likely as businesses stocked up in anticipation of further duties on Chinese imports.
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All these efforts have been in anticipation of the present boom in internet use in the country.
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The local airline, North Wright, bought new planes in anticipation of construction-related demand that never came.
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The biggest example of this is his (lack of) anticipation on the defensive end and in transition.
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The latest edition of "Mean Tweets" features movie stars in anticipation of the Academy Awards Sunday night.
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After months of anticipation, it sounds like Blue Ivy Carter has a brand-new title: big sister.
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As anticipation builds for the NDAA's budget topline, other elements of the House bill are becoming clearer.
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The anticipation for the rulings and the pressure on the court to weigh in has been high.
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Businesses accumulated inventories at a $35.8 billion pace in the third quarter in anticipation of strong demand.
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What we lose in tonal and rhythmic suspense we gain in a more primal kind of anticipation.
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In anticipation of the 2020 Summer Olympics, Japan is in the midst of a mini hotel boom.
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She visited the city in June 2018, to find an apartment in anticipation of an August move.
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Hands are being rubbed in anticipation of what we may see: Elizabeth in full pastel-suited flower!
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Anticipation for the service's Tuesday launch was high, making Day One technical problems all the more glaring.
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Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency for parts of the state in anticipation of the storm.
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The crowds poured in and pressed up against the glass doors in anticipation of the grand reveal.
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So any concerns by the regulators, we believe will be adequately addressed by conditions, that's our anticipation.
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My marriage came to an end, with consequences that were almost all beyond my powers of anticipation.
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The Trump team may be creating a record in anticipation of a fight over a Mueller subpoena.
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It wasn't of the nature to make me look forward to the next one with keen anticipation.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, is employing his favorite medium, Twitter, to stoke as much anticipation as possible.
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