It didn't take long for China's investment to bear fruit.
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Reuters Just the one, thanks Will these efforts bear fruit?
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Experts say the measures are now starting to bear fruit.
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Kilduff said the April meeting isn't likely to bear fruit.
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Those deals are clearly starting to bear fruit, analysts said.
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"It's a deal that will eventually bear fruit," he added.
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So far, however, these efforts it has yet to bear fruit.
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The farm is starting to bear fruit, but in minute quantities.
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Again, we don't yet know if this gamble will bear fruit.
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MAYBE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO HEADS OF STATE WILL BEAR FRUIT.
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Some analysts said that SFR's strategy needs to bear fruit quickly.
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The efforts of pro-gun activists are starting to bear fruit.
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It did not take long for the approach to bear fruit.
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"They can be implemented immediately and should bear fruit by June".
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Mr. Burchenal didn't see them bear fruit; he died in December.
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Direct negotiations between U.S. and Pyongyang are equally unlikely to bear fruit.
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Riyadh's attempts to increase influence in Iraq are starting to bear fruit.
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Pollan: There are some new concepts that I hope will bear fruit.
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Méndez Lázaro excitedly points out a mango tree starting to bear fruit.
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CEO John Flannery's turnaround plan for GE has yet to bear fruit.
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Even so, it is not obvious that her move will bear fruit.
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The participants have said that the meeting did not ultimately bear fruit.
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Whether many of these ventures will bear fruit is difficult to say.
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After that, he expects management's revamp efforts to begin to bear fruit.
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But the cost reduction initiatives have yet to bear fruit this year.
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His obsessive attention to detail does not always bear fruit, of course.
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His efforts make for an absorbing subplot even if they don't bear fruit.
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It will also take time for Lenovo's strategy to bear fruit, Neptune said.
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The latest ultra rich list indicates that shift is starting to bear fruit.
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"Such methods of extreme blackmail will not bear fruit against China," it said.
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Western negotiators hope that keeping dialogue with Russia open may yet bear fruit.
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But the flow of information is likely to bear fruit in several ways.
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I think the referral to the Office of Professional Responsibility will bear fruit.
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Increasing output will cost billions of dollars and take years to bear fruit.
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Nearly eight months after Trump's inauguration, that strategy has yet to bear fruit.
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And even reform champions like Murphy are skeptical the talks will bear fruit.
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But for the new talks to bear fruit, two key things must occur.
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These efforts arguably will bear fruit in the transition to First World status.
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Democratic President Barack Obama's attempts have failed to bear fruit amid partisan gridlock.
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He pointed to a couple of areas where Bitcoin experiments might still bear fruit.
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"We remain hopeful that the consultations could bear fruit in resolving this," he said.
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When he's voted in a year from now, the purge will truly bear fruit.
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A decrease in the indigenous smoking rate will eventually bear fruit in future reports.
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That suggests policymakers' efforts to support the private sector are yet to bear fruit.
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Until broader efforts to build affordable housing bear fruit, hotel shelters are a stopgap.
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The training the firm provided, he said, could bear fruit in years to come.
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Most importantly, the two governments proved that cooperation is possible and can bear fruit.
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However, Sallon says it's impossible to know if the female tree will bear fruit.
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Outside, a pleasant courtyard with a tree that looks as though it might bear fruit.
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It's now unrealistic to see that the current negotiating tactic is likely to bear fruit.
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Former President Barack Obama needed a go-between to make diplomacy with Iran bear fruit.
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However, these initiatives have yet to bear fruit in the form of more NBA prospects.
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So the talks, even in the unlikely event that they occur, probably won't bear fruit.
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A reward has failed to bear fruit, even as it has swelled to over $280,103.
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The sacrifices of their parents and grandparents were calculated to bear fruit in their lives.
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Sligro said its efforts to boost sales would take longer than expected to bear fruit.
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These efforts are mostly focused on low-income communities, and they tend to bear fruit.
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It takes four or five years for a newly planted avocado tree to bear fruit.
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"The environment didn't give time for these resilience efforts to bear fruit," Mr. Laurent said.
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"Sometimes, though, it just takes a while for these activist efforts to bear fruit," Cramer said.
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Because solving people's problems will bear fruit, populism is as much an opportunity as a threat.
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Government work with private sector enterprises on the issue was starting to bear fruit, it said.
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Brexiteers are already hard at work explaining why their glorious idea has failed to bear fruit.
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Wat said in 2017 that a turnaround could take up to two years to bear fruit.
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More shows are also on the way, so this deal is only starting to bear fruit.
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Now, Doyle's starting to see his pizza-meets-tech giant's investments bear fruit, he told Cramer.
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One hedge fund manager is noticing Tesla's large investment spending and doubts it will bear fruit.
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Ramaphosa's allies say his efforts to clean up the ANC's image are starting to bear fruit.
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Yet the rediscovery of Heimat will bear fruit only if the term is once again redefined.
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But the odds that a negotiation between the two senators will bear fruit are exceedingly slim.
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His efforts to get "Letter from Birmingham Jail" published didn't bear fruit until the campaign succeeded.
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As the IAB's LEAN standards bear fruit, we expect several of these concerns to be pacified.
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"Recruiting in theater schools has changed, but it takes time to bear fruit," Ms. Dambury said.
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Initiatives like these are a hopeful down payment on results that usually bear fruit years later.
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It was until recently assumed that the second track against Mr Trump was likelier to bear fruit.
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Still, given the longer timeframe for ESG measures to bear fruit, the pace of change remains slow.
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Expanding its presence is an area where it feels that increased collaboration with Snow could bear fruit.
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The company's focus on delivering innovative and increasingly personalized products and services has begun to bear fruit.
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Zookeepers now have a wait of about two months to see if the couple's efforts bear fruit.
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We view execution risk as moderate while the strategy will take time to implement and bear fruit.
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The sources said Bangladesh Bank would take RCBC to court if these efforts fail to bear fruit.
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Most analysts believe its cost cutting will eventually bear fruit and further large sales declines are unlikely.
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There's logic behind both approaches, and the two parties are each seeing their countering strategies bear fruit.
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A senior EU diplomat said on Monday the "very delicate and difficult negotiations" could still bear fruit.
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But the talks between leaders, centrists and conservatives seeking such an agreement have failed to bear fruit.
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And the Madrid example, today, shows just how unlikely the Trump administration's efforts are to bear fruit.
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Is this a sign that China's much-hyped capacity closure program is finally starting to bear fruit?
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It hasn't worked on the Israeli-Palestinian front, but did bear fruit on the Israel-Arab front.
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However, the partnership has yet to bear fruit and now Amazon is headed into Cortana's home turf.
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Khan's supporters remain optimistic that if elected, his slogan of building a "New Pakistan" would bear fruit.
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Puerto Rico provides a chance to test this idea and see whether it would actually bear fruit.
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But whether such a brief and broad call for action would bear fruit remained to be seen.
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But in other countries, such as Indonesia, long talks about building a plant failed to bear fruit.
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We view execution risk as moderate, while the new strategy will take time to implement and bear fruit.
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For one thing, it took longer than he or anybody else expected for this choice to bear fruit.
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Revenue was also above forecasts, as traffic increased at Burger King and international investments begin to bear fruit.
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When it comes to the required shift in strategy, however, Goldman's efforts may soon start to bear fruit.
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That may be too late for Turkish exporters if Russian efforts to ramp up domestic production bear fruit.
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Staley has championed an aggressive push in investment banking that has so far largely failed to bear fruit.
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FCA's plan to use Jeep to expand in China, also via local production, has yet to bear fruit.
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Its performance provided evidence that a sweeping restructuring under Chief Executive Bill Winters has begun to bear fruit.
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There are early signs China's efforts to win hearts and minds are beginning to bear fruit in Gwadar.
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Already, our 2019 efforts to establish a foundation in the Senate have begun to bear fruit, with Sens.
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A regulatory crackdown on a surge in shadow lending is starting to bear fruit, central bank data shows.
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The political solution to rising debt has yet to bear fruit, but it has caused chaos in DoD.
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Most reporters would stop taking those calls when the story ideas don't bear fruit, but not Mr. Reed.
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"The plant clinics took a while to get off the ground but are starting to bear fruit," he said.
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Amazon's embrace of automation is beginning to show itself, and it's beginning to bear fruit for Bezos and co.
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His reforms could bear fruit, the political threat within might calm, and the Germans may start to see sense.
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Hinkie was fired in 2016 after three seasons with the team, just as his efforts began to bear fruit.
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"While it has taken time, these policy efforts are starting to bear fruit," the Fund said in the statement.
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But in an unfortunate twist, Kettering Tyres were no longer interested; the club's hard work did not bear fruit.
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One day, I hope (and think) one of these ideas will actually bear fruit, but we're not there yet.
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My intellect, whatever level it may or may not be [laughs], is what got those meetings to bear fruit.
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Some of these investments will directly bear fruit for the economy, and others will do so indirectly through spillovers.
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With respect to Indonesia, Tantia said the central bank's policy measures to stabilize the rupiah have started to bear fruit.
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Credit Suisse is around two years into CEO Tidjane Thiam's painful three-year restructure, which has yet to bear fruit.
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However, the severity of the Trump administration's blanket ban makes even the App Gallery plan seem unlikely to bear fruit.
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While you have left the physical realm, the many treasures you left us will bear fruit for generations and generations.
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But the former US ambassador to Moscow, Mike McFaul, said she was deeply skeptical that the plan would bear fruit.
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Sanchez adds that GE's turnaround plans will take years to bear fruit, a time frame that could test investors' patience.
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And so I hope the ideas that I've developed and given to the world would be durable and bear fruit.
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Cooperation with major care networks is continuing to bear fruit, which is reflected in higher network activity and increased earnings.
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"The result of four to five years of interesting relationships" that just happened to bear fruit at the same time.
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The announcements are small parts of much larger studies that will take years to bear fruit, if they ever do.
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The measure did not bear fruit quickly, but the first such merger looked set to be announced later on Wednesday.
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If anything, you distinguish yourself and you plant the seeds for a relationship, which can bear fruit down the line.
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At the time, Armenians worldwide hailed the decision as an example of how activism by Turkish Armenians could bear fruit.
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But with municipal elections looming in May, it is an open question whether his full ambitions will ever bear fruit.
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But Pochettino will have seen enough to think that, with a little more precision, his approach could yet bear fruit.
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The company says these programs have taken about a year to develop and won't bear fruit until later this year.
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It's tough to know whether those efforts will bear fruit for Romney, but he's absolutely working to make it happen.
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Ross explained that Trump decided that as long as negotiations are beginning to bear fruit he will continue to negotiate.
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I know there are also some compromise negotiations happening that may bear fruit," Murphy said Sunday on ABC's "This Week.
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The tree was first grafted by Fukumitsu's older brother in 1941 and it continues to bear fruit to this day.
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But it said the overhaul would not bear fruit in 2019, with the full benefits not being realized until 2021.
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In the past few years, Abe's labor reforms, corporate tax breaks and changes to other regulations have started to bear fruit.
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Announced back in 24, it underwent two years of development and didn't bear fruit in terms of an enjoyable user experience.
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If and when NAFTA negotiations will bear fruit is unclear, as Mexico's presidential election in July is likely to slow progress.
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This will probably be a terrible year but we may start planting seeds that bear fruit next year or after that.
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Indeed, if scientists' efforts to crack the "ageing code" in human genes bear fruit, many of them will live past 120.
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O reported profit and sales above analysts' estimates, as its efforts to shed its high-price "Whole Paycheck" image bear fruit.
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He said it was important to invest in the younger generation to bear fruit for the future and for Hong Kong.
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Those involved say that the meeting did not bear fruit and that it largely centered on American adoptions of Russian children.
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The administration and congressional leaders have been locked in negotiations that are expected to bear fruit soon for a stimulus bill.
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They've got vegetables that only blossom every 12 years or some shit—they have trees that bear fruit every 12 years.
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Years of research and development on those fronts are beginning to bear fruit and have converged here in some very interesting ways.
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Improvisations are like seeds: basic and uncertain at first, but place them in optimal growing conditions and they're bound to bear fruit.
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I CAN'T SAY 100% CERTAINTY, BUT THERE'S NO QUESTION EVERYBODY IS LOOKING AT IT. THAT MAY BEAR FRUIT OR IT MAY NOT.
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But the steady attentions of counselors, who represented his first exposure to "authority figures invested in my success," he says, bear fruit.
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Indeed, for fans who have been waiting years—decades even—for these stories to bear fruit, it's a little hard to believe.
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But he added that new orders grew in all regions and businesses, and that its price increases are starting to bear fruit.
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For maximum pressure to bear fruit, the U.S. should be prohibiting nuclear know-how and related material from flowing into the country.
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His approval rating may worsen yet after special counsel Robert Mueller releases his report and House Democrats' investigations begin to bear fruit.
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What happens to a people when they stop believing, stop hoping, stop trusting that a concerted effort toward improvement will bear fruit?
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Those plans are now starting to bear fruit and the Indonesian government is rewarding investors with a relaxation on the export rules.
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That acquisition has already started to bear fruit, when IBM posted stronger-than-expected results thanks to growth in Red Hat revenues.
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The deal is due to run until March 2018, which gives the group further time to see whether their goals bear fruit.
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Philip always insisted there could be no evidence of his presence in Martha's life, and we're now seeing his precautions bear fruit.
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This one sits at the center of a whole bunch of Rankin/Bass trends that had ceased to bear fruit long before 1981.
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It remains to be seen whether Di Battista's hard line will be welcomed by Di Maio or will bear fruit in the negotiations.
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The government is still evaluating the proposals and it is unclear how many will bear fruit, but the sum far surpassed official expectations.
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The coming years will show whether Canada got lucky with NCAP, or whether its unique approach to innovation will continue to bear fruit.
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Green said the team no longer had to worry about finances under Stroll but it would take time for investment to bear fruit.
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Emirati officials insist that the billions poured into culture, tourism and high-tech manufacturing can only bear fruit if the region is stable.
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At that point, its project revamp should start to bear fruit and allow it to begin paying down what it owes, he said.
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But in a sense, all the various Benghazi inquiries did bear fruit because they led to the revelation of Clinton's private email server.
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Lawmakers won't vote on the measures until the spring, and any improvements are expected to take months, if not years, to bear fruit.
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David Hosack's garden may have been short-lived, but in our parks, gardens, medical practices and pharmacology, his efforts continue to bear fruit.
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So it has become the defining paradox of his rule that he remains much despised, even as his changes begin to bear fruit.
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It still appears willing to negotiate, but unless the US is will to change its position, any negotiations are unlikely to bear fruit.
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When that did not bear fruit, the special counsel could start looking at every business transaction with Russians or foreigners who knew Russians.
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The Economic Freedom party, on the other hand, has been stealing votes, but Fletcher suggests such progress will take longer to bear fruit.
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His years of negotiating with Israel failed to bear fruit even as his security forces worked to suppress dissent in the West Bank.
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We now know that diplomacy can bear fruit, despite skepticism about Iranian sincerity and the willingness of Iran's leadership to abide by diplomatic agreements.
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However, there is a closeness that forms between the two companies that begins to bear fruit, from my experience, about one year post-investment.
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Tribunals for Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, whose experience led to the creation of the ICC's permanent court, all took time to bear fruit.
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"We have now established an economic dialogue between our two nations which I think will bear fruit quickly," Pompeo said at a press conference.
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"It is America&aposs hope that our labors toward peace and security will bear fruit for the long-suffering people of Iran," Pompeo said.
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Shares in Prime, the likely takeover target in any talks with Seven, fell sharply after the companies confirmed discussions had failed to bear fruit.
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But for farmers planting trees they hope will bear fruit 25 years from now, that seemingly distant future has to be reckoned with now.
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Chinese stock markets are celebrating both -- the news of a delay in higher U.S. import tariffs and hopes that trade talks will bear fruit.
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However, a statement issued later by a spokesman quoted Li as saying said investing in the future would always bear fruit for Hong Kong.
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Indeed, they should be ready with a set of new initiatives to pressure both China and North Korea, should the summit not bear fruit.
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I think it's fascinating to watch, because it's very unclear which of these things is going to bear fruit, and many of them won't.
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Alexandra describes her designs, which often bear fruit motifs and smiley faces, as "very childlike, whimsical, and dreamy" — delightful in a pure, uncomplicated way.
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But with Moscow and Washington often at loggerheads, it is unclear whether the Russian state-controlled company's efforts will bear fruit with American customers.
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WHAT DOES THE MARKET HAVE WRONG HERE IN TERMS OF CONCERNS ABOUT YOUR COMPETITIVE STANCE, IF AND WHEN THIS EFFORT BEGINS TO BEAR FRUIT?
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That relationship is starting to bear fruit, Salesforce says, as it's helping solve one glaring weakness in the cloud software maker's business: overseas sales.
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Credit Agricole chief executive Philippe Brassac was upbeat, saying he expected recent acquisitions — most notably in Italy — would bear fruit in the coming quarters.
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Lyft, for instance, is planning big investments in self-driving vehicle technology, and the company's stock may suffer if they don't immediately bear fruit.
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But when he announced another huge $1.7 billion education push in fall 2017, the obvious question was: How much of that money will bear fruit?
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New forms of public-private partnership may start to bear fruit in a few years' time, Mr Shekhar predicts, and water quality at last improve.
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So, OPEC's plan in November 2014 to call on non-OPEC producers to do their part to rebalance the market is starting to bear fruit.
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Menya has already seen this approach bear fruit in her own work running a campaign to support the extermination of guinea worm across the country.
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It also expected its free cash flow to turn positive this year for the first time since 2013 as cost cuts start to bear fruit.
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It has asked investors for two years of patience to draw a line under mistakes of the past and let a new strategy bear fruit.
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However, Vivendi expects Canal Plus' turnaround efforts to bear fruit in 2017 and it is targeting a 25 percent rebound in group core operating profit.
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If wages now rise and labor accordingly captures a higher share of the economy's national income, the current political backlash against globalization may bear fruit.
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Julian's mount began to harbor the wildflowers they had dreamed of, and all around the house trees and bushes began to bloom and bear fruit.
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Then, seemingly out of nowhere, a rare specimen might bear fruit, like one of the variegated monsteras Ms. Offolter planted in her yard recently has.
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Should a renewed nuclear dialogue bear fruit, on a separate track the administration could aim to negotiate restraints on other aspects of Iran's malign behavior.
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But small manufacturers' activity improved to a six-month high, suggesting that policymakers' efforts to support the struggling private sector are starting to bear fruit.
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It appears that Jesus' berating money changers or ensuring that a particular tree could never bear fruit were more important than speaking out against abortion.
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But the market made a critical error in assuming the deal between Icahn and the trade group would bear fruit at the EPA, Kloza said.
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Sources close to Prince Abdulaziz have told CNBC that this is the moment where 30 years of experience in the energy sector will bear fruit.
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The resulting effort, now known as Waymo, helped trigger a global race for autonomy, one that many predicted would bear fruit by the decade's end.
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Whether Republican efforts bear fruit — an unlikely prospect given that 71 percent of Jews disapprove of Trump — will become clear at the 2020 presidential polls.
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His latest novel 'I Will Grow, I Will Bear Fruit… Figs' also has the Jewish emblem emblazoned across a fig leaf on its front cover.
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Separately, data from China's central bank showed that new loans and total lending surged in March, suggesting months of policy loosening were starting to bear fruit.
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The Treasury said Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan escalated the matter to Ngubane, raising concerns about advance payments made to Tegeta, but this failed to bear fruit.
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The company isn't perfect, but its reputation is currently much cleaner than Uber's, and its roster of big name partnerships haven't even begun to bear fruit.
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Even as Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management last week lost a bruising proxy battle with Automatic Data Processing, Fink said that the campaigns will bear fruit.
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This year marks 25 years of U.S.-Ukraine diplomatic relations and so many initiatives begun a quarter of century ago are now beginning to bear fruit.
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Yet investments take some time to be put in place and to bear fruit, so it is not very surprising that government revenues would decline initially.
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Boardroom conflicts have thrust Carige, Italy's last remaining large problem bank, into the spotlight, putting at risk a turnaround which was just starting to bear fruit.
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Coal miners and metal producers rose sharply on signs that government efforts to reduce over-capacity are starting to bear fruit, pushing some commodity prices higher.
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Alas, Ms. Post's hope of having her estate turned into a presidential retreat did not bear fruit then — at least, until the arrival of Mr. Trump.
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The Yankees made Justin Verlander throw a lot of pitches through five innings, and in the sixth it briefly felt as if that might bear fruit.
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It issued a profit warning in December, signalling the strategy would take longer than expected to bear fruit, also because of a planned inventory clean-up.
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Hopefully, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's current efforts with Chinese officials to avert a trade war will bear fruit and open the way for a productive CED.
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People power began to haltingly bear fruit in Sudan, whose population of 43 million suffered for years under the murderous dictatorship of Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
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"Iran's been a challenge for the United States, you know, since the revolution in 1979," he told Raddatz, saying he hopes diplomatic efforts will bear fruit.
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Lack of command, along with injuries, also marked the beginning of his transformation into a full-time outfielder, which took about six years to bear fruit.
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Wix is investing in a new customer support product, which it said is helping it to upgrade users to paid services and will bear fruit next year.
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Gilbert said that the timing of right-wing criticism of Mueller's probe was worth noting— it ramped up just as the investigation was beginning to bear fruit.
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The authorities' focus on reining in inflation is starting to bear fruit and might represent a structural shift away from the high inflation rates of the past.
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I think we have this confluence of events that are happening where the European market is maturing nicely and our U.S. portfolio is starting to bear fruit.
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It's a terrific reminder of the complicated, idiosyncratic individuals who pour their talent into the work we consume, never knowing whether their efforts will ever bear fruit.
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But many of the psychedelic researchers think this quest is unlikely to bear fruit: indeed, so far, ketamine-like compounds without trippy effects haven't reliably beaten placebo.
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The collaboration with Deutsche Bahn is expected to bear fruit much more quickly – HTT claims we'll see the new train start to carry passengers in early 2017.
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K+S also expects its free cash flow forecast to turn positive this year for the first time since 2013 as cost cuts start to bear fruit.
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The government said exports should return to normal levels between April and May as the country's efforts to reverse import bans from key clients quickly bear fruit.
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"Policymakers should keep an open mind and work toward an even-handed regulatory framework that minimizes risks while allowing the creative process to bear fruit," Lagarde said.
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The push appeared to bear fruit on Tuesday as the leaders suggested a deal could be announced ahead of a crucial deadline in just under three weeks.
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BEIJING, April 17 (Reuters) - China's economy still faces downward pressure, while policy steps to support the economy are starting to bear fruit, statistics bureau said on Wednesday.
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And despite the president's wish to improve relations and work with Moscow, there remains broad doubt in Washington that the administration's efforts to engage will bear fruit.
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"Those officials inappropriately targeted American citizens, and Democrats are crestfallen those abuses didn't bear fruit for impeachment instead of being shaken by the abuse itself," he continued.
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Reuters reported in December that Camargo Correa had contacted investors over a private sale of a minority stake in Loma Negra, but talks did not bear fruit.
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Reports of trade interest from the 49ers in multiple quarterbacks — Tyrod Taylor of the Browns and New York Jets backup Josh McCown — are unlikely to bear fruit.
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The talks have yet to bear fruit, but John Lindsay-Poland believes Mexico's plight is beginning to prick the consciences of European state authorities and their public.
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But these efforts are unlikely to bear fruit anytime soon and things could get worse, analysts said, citing fewer-than-needed production cuts as the biggest reason.
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The Commerce Department's investigation into Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act has yet to bear fruit, but the threat of action has given steel a boost.
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A recent wave of scientific breakthroughs is, though, starting to bear fruit, and there is now widespread optimism that things will change dramatically over the next decade.
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"A bipartisan approach to a subject and policy issue as complicated and difficult as this one is the only real solution that will bear fruit," Hickenlooper said.
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The irony is that while Trump has rejected Obama's policy of "strategic patience," it will take time, perhaps 12-15 months, for these efforts to bear fruit.
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Gap also said its efforts to turn around will bear fruit this year, with comparable-store sales likely to be up for the first time in three years.
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MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - As OPEC's efforts to balance the oil market bear fruit, U.S. producers are reaping the benefits - and flooding Europe with a record amount of crude.
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It comes after France's third-largest bank said its restructuring plan — launched after a market meltdown in the final three months of 2018 — was starting to bear fruit.
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That is not surprising: politicians with an eye on the next election will hardly rush to introduce unpopular measures that may not bear fruit for years, perhaps decades.
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Similarly, the Apple Car — assuming it exists (a fair question!) and will ever come to bear fruit — will not likely be what we expect, or what we imagine.
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The current deal, however, looks expensive, a Singapore-based financial source said, but could bear fruit if Thai Bev had come to certain agreements with its Vietnamese partners.
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"That's the caliber of airman" AFSOC is seeking, Slife said, adding, "We're anxious to see our recruiting efforts bear fruit" to put women in the ranks of AFSOC.
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But these efforts will take years to bear fruit, and in the meantime, the left's rank-and-file must decide exactly what their standards are going to be.
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In other words, it appears that one key goal of Modi's — to deal a financial blow to people using the cash for illegal purposes — simply didn't bear fruit.
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So far, warming ties between South and North Korea, and last year's historic first summit between Kim and Trump in Singapore had yet to bear fruit, Choi said.
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Tech companies have struggled for years to do it with the most troubling of content, and promises that A.I. will solve the problem have yet to bear fruit.
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While the offensive against Islamic State in Raqqa began in the waning days of the Obama administration, it needs support from the incoming Trump administration to bear fruit.
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Namgyal: We might tell them that an afterlife would be a continuation of themselves, and that their actions in this life, either good or bad, will bear fruit.
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The changes started with a few big banks pleading guilty and built to a flurry of activity this week, when Ms. Yates's new guidelines appeared to bear fruit.
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In 2014 the State Department explored the notion of sending Mr. Shokuri to Germany, where he has family, but the discussions with officials in Germany did not bear fruit.
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The retailer also said its efforts to turn around will bear fruit, with comparable store sales likely to be up this year for the first time in three years.
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Some rail officials say it takes longer for investments to bear fruit, but nearly half way through the plan, the sector's performance has deteriorated according to some key measures.
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Certainly the authorities are still confident that efforts to curb output will bear fruit, although that may actually boost steel prices assuming demand for construction and infrastructure remains solid.
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Flannery had been selling off $20 billion worth of GE assets in a push to make the company leaner, but his promised turnaround plan had yet to bear fruit.
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Of course, Trump's view of migration makes it less likely that anyone will be able to start work on long-term solutions that might bear fruit down the road.
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China's Alibaba continues to see slowing expansion in the latest quarter, but the e-commerce giant's effort to spur new growth from new arenas have started to bear fruit.
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The first quarter "showed some early indication that their efforts are beginning to bear fruit," said Wedbush Securities analyst Aaron Turner, citing more active buyers coming to the site.
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"I hope that the contacts we have established or re-established among the two belligerents can bear fruit before the holy month of Ramadan," Salame told a news conference.
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But the policy has yet to bear fruit because exports are falling too as Egyptian manufacturers struggle to obtain the dollars they need to import raw materials and machinery.
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It is a strategy that he hopes will bear fruit: Mr. Sanders beat Hillary Clinton during the Democratic presidential primary in the 19th District by more than 10,000 votes.
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Hence the White House staff's effort to keep the president off Twitter and create bandwidth for a few solid ideas that, with further work and persistence, could bear fruit.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the West African country of Senegal over the weekend, building trade ties which could bear fruit in terms of China's access to U.S. markets.
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Reports of trade interest from the 49ers in other veteran quarterbacks — Tyrod Taylor of the Cleveland Browns and New York Jets backup Josh McCown — are unlikely to bear fruit.
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With respect to China and opening of trade to China, the view was that a strong trade relationship to China would bear fruit in a number of different dimensions.
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They hope the attacks will bear fruit by helping the party win back the Senate — and perhaps even the House, though that is recognized as a much tougher lift.
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And the administration clearly hopes that the new weapons it's sending to Saudi Arabia and demands it's made on the Saudis on curbing terrorism will bear fruit as well.
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Digging into my savings, I booked my ticket to Minneapolis and headed out for two weeks, wondering whether the storm gods would smile and the story would bear fruit.
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Though the negotiators were able to arrange for the safe passage of some fighters from Zabadani, so far, the deal has yet to bear fruit for the embattled civilians.
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Those negotiations appear to be gaining momentum and may well bear fruit this month, particularly once Republicans reach a final agreement on their long-sought package of tax cuts.
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The company, founded in 1972 and headquartered in York, said there were some early signs that its strategy shift was beginning to bear fruit but offered no further details.
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Those in power always have a greater incentive to buy off political threats than to invest in projects that will only bear fruit over time, possibly after they have gone.
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The latest example is an almost uniform message from the economic and political punditry that Trump's energy policies will either never bear fruit or won't for at least a decade.
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Still, the team sounds confident that their approach — using what they dub as "practical data science techniques" — can bear fruit to create a classifier that's effective at finding Twitter bots.
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Stimulus starts to bear fruit Chinese growth has lost momentum following government efforts to crack down on risky lending, which starved many companies of the funds they needed to expand.
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In addition, succeeding on any drug breakthrough could well take at least a decade, meaning that a push into drug research could take a while to bear fruit for 23andMe.
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But Armstrong and Wilson both pointed to the diversity of traditional industries in New York as a benefit that would bear fruit as more companies become increasingly driven by technology.
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Nor will Iran's hub ambitions bear fruit any time soon, as its airlines must focus first on rebuilding a busy domestic network and catering for inbound tourism and business traffic.
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Goldman executives say those efforts will take time to bear fruit, and focusing on ironing out quarter-to-quarter bumps in trading revenues should not overshadow existing relationships with clients.
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The expanded software efforts could help the company grow more resilient to swings in the industrial market, though they could also require investments that are too slow to bear fruit.
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"When you take a tree that is rooted in the ground, and transfer it from one place to another, the tree will no longer bear fruit," he told The Guardian.
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Nine years after Greece went bust and led creditors through a protracted debt restructuring, painful reforms are starting to bear fruit, with its debt ratio seen improving from this year.
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But my commitment to the chain's conceptually unsound ordering language did not bear fruit, as I was told by the barista that they had just run out of cold brew.
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The question now is whether that research will bear fruit in time to blunt the blow of the Covid-219 pandemic and help us get ahead of the next outbreak.
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Fortunately, he has a bit of fellowship cash to spend on the question and hopes to spin it off as a startup next year if his early inquiries bear fruit.
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He added that he was confident that "the broad changes we have made and new management team we have assembled over the last few years" at Sony would bear fruit.
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He and Busch have spent the first half of 2018 getting to know each other's nuances and idiosyncrasies, a process of acclimation Busch expects to bear fruit as the playoffs approach.
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"Like most other pioneering scientific initiatives, HEAL will focus on a range of objectives, from short-term goals to research priorities that will take longer to bear fruit," the authors wrote.
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You'll never see it because any branch that leads you to such a potentiality would have gotten killed off as a distraction or failure before it had time to bear fruit.
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Tough steps taken by the Indian government are starting to bear fruit and there is no reason for alarm, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told CNBC TV-18 in an interview Friday.
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Nicole Wilke has brought on some great additions recently and you will see their efforts bear fruit in new functionality on the site, new looks and a more modern TC overall.
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But as the Dutch economy emerged from seven years of zero growth in 2014, NIBC's restructuring began to bear fruit and the bank began exploring strategic options in August last year.
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It wasn't until the Obama administration secretly made a major concession to Iran -- agreeing that Iran could continue to enrich uranium on its own soil -- that diplomacy started to bear fruit.
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"Like most other pioneering scientific initiatives, HEAL will focus on a range of objectives, from short-term goals to research priorities that will take longer to bear fruit," the trio wrote.
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" The statement added, "The family has lived in hope and despair — hope that their efforts would bear fruit and Raoul would return, despair as their hopes were dashed again and again.
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Because Washington is so unpredictable these days, we see no reason to give up hope that sensible efforts to improve the personal finances of millions of people might somehow bear fruit.
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Despite a solid thumping, Mr. Cox said the issues that Mr. Molinaro tried against Mr. Cuomo — corruption in Albany, the shabby city subways, cutting property taxes statewide — would eventually bear fruit.
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And now analysts and investors are noticing Alphabet's investments in emerging disparate businesses are starting to bear fruit — including YouTube, autonomous cars and cloud computing — drawing comparison to Berkshire Hathaway's success.
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Children ran to the stage to talk about why they were excited for Christmas, and a minister spoke about the benefits of pruning parts of life that no longer bear fruit.
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Stimulus is starting to bear fruit Chinese growth has lost momentum following government efforts to crack down on risky lending, which starved many companies of the funds they needed to expand.
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However, the reform coincided with a sharp decline in oil prices, and the government has said it will take time for the shake-up of the energy sector to bear fruit.
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But Mr. Trump, who is hungry for a foreign-policy victory after the government shutdown, may not have the patience to wait for the diplomacy with the Taliban to bear fruit.
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Indonesia is where its relationship with JD.com, which has been making moves in the country for several years, will bear fruit, Jou added, although the company is "researching" possibilities in China, too.
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Hollande said on prime-time television this month that his policies were beginning to bear fruit and gave himself until the end of the year to decide whether to seek re-election.
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The company, which decided to invest heavily in once-unorthodox areas like streaming video, hardware, and shipping networks, had to spend years convincing Wall Street that its plans would, eventually, bear fruit.
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"Nobody in the system that I've met has been paid correctly - not one," he said, adding that his union is ready to return to court if the reforms fail to bear fruit.
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It's a long-term investment with no real short-term payoff, and both Tesla and SolarCity will need a lot of cash to stay operational until this deal starts to bear fruit.
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If their efforts don't bear fruit soon, we will probably see Iranians use threats about what will happen if they aren't able to continue participating in the global economy, to some degree.
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Abolition of the filibuster may bear fruit in the short term, yet the long-term consequences of a reform would be devastating for those who support liberty and a limited federal government.
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Still, opposition parties' efforts to cooperate on candidates in the coming election could bear fruit since surveys also suggest voters could switch sides if they saw a viable alternative to Abe's LDP.
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ROME (Reuters) - The U.N. envoy for Libya voiced hope on Wednesday that efforts to establish a peace dialogue between the country's two warring sides could bear fruit within the next two weeks.
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Every rhino species is under threat, said Cathy Dean, chief executive of Save the Rhino, an advocacy group, while the technical advances researchers are discussing may take 15 years to bear fruit.
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That plot -- co-written by director James Gray with Ethan Gross -- creates two inherent mysteries -- namely, what happened to the original project, and did it bear fruit in terms of contacting aliens.
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Shares of the major department stores moved higher Wednesday amid favorable comments from several management teams that signaled the steps they're taking to boost sales are starting to, or will soon, bear fruit.
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The clean-up was just beginning to bear fruit when lenders were hit by a spike in Italy's debt costs, which hurts the value of their large sovereign holdings, eating into their capital.
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The company has spent the past year expanding its business outside of China, which this quarter again shows accounts for the lion's share of revenue, and the results are beginning to bear fruit.
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However, its shares have jumped about 70 percent this year on growing hopes that the worst of Brazil's recession is over and that cost-cutting and capacity reductions will start to bear fruit.
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The strategy seemed to bear fruit — "Not Ready To Make Nice" reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving them the highest-charting song of their career, and the album debuted at #1.
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Beyond these This Town matters, there's a more pressing reason why a prolonged exploration of Hunter Biden is not likely to bear fruit: The president's interest in Burisma has always been a con.
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Tsogo Sun Gaming said it has been focusing on cutting costs and improving operational efficiency at its head office and casinos, and the actions will be bear fruit in the next financial year.
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Total bank lending in the first three months of 2019 hit a record quarterly tally of 5.81 trillion yuan, suggesting months of policy loosening by the central bank are starting to bear fruit.
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Organized by Ryan, the meeting is designed to secure an agreement on the budget caps that will govern the underlying spending debate — a months-long negotiation that's failed thus far to bear fruit.
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Under Nadella, a more collaborative culture has emerged, and that new culture has already begun to bear fruit in the form of new products and services and something of a return to growth.
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By working on separate secret talks with rebels in each region by applying varying degrees of military pressure, the government's "divide and rule" tactics were beginning to bear fruit, one opposition source said.
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Macri's administration, meanwhile, points to signs of improvement in the economy like tempering inflation and a revival in economic activity, and urges people to stick with the government as reforms start to bear fruit.
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The engagement of Kirkland & Ellis restructuring lawyers, who typically work on significant bankruptcies and other financial workouts, marks a new chapter in Pier 1's turnaround efforts after previous initiatives failed to bear fruit.
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However, in the context of traction and Cleo's broader global ambitions, it is the decision not to become a bank in its own right that Hussey-Yeo feels is really beginning to bear fruit.
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While official data on Wednesday showed China's economy grew by 6.4 percent in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown, talks on a U.S.-China trade deal have yet to bear fruit.
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Poland remains an implacable foe, but its irascible government has few friends in the EU; Mr Macron's diplomatic efforts with more conciliatory governments, like those of Slovakia and the Czech Republic, may bear fruit.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told a joint news conference after a meeting with OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo that both sides had discussed the issue and he was confident they would bear fruit.
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Geng questioned how China's efforts could bear fruit if, while it tried to put out the flames, others added oil to the fire, and if, while it enforced U.N. resolutions, others harmed its interests.
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Off the record, House Democrats say that — seriously — they will pick up seats but obtaining the majority is part of a long-term, multi-cycle process that's unlikely to bear fruit until after 22010.
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I have no crystal ball: I don't know how long it will take for this phenomenon to gestate across these various applications, nor which of these trees will bear fruit sooner rather than later.
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Here Hollinghurst's structure begins to bear fruit, as we see events, personalities, and relationships whose progress we have witnessed over decades become flattened and distorted by Paul's literal-minded determination to correct the record.
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He mentioned Italy's labor market reforms which were starting to "bear fruit" in Italy and said that his country would announce more reforms in the coming week and would strengthen the Italian banking system.
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Macri has asked Argentines to be patient while his free-market economic reforms take time to bear fruit following years of government controls and swelling budget deficits under his free-spending predecessor Cristina Fernandez.
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" In Syria, Mr. Tillerson said, American efforts to engage with Russia are "progressing in a positive way, but it is far too early in the process to say whether they're going to bear fruit.
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Poroshenko's attempts to persuade the EU to impose new sanctions on Russia are also unlikely to bear fruit any time soon, diplomats say, given divisions within the bloc over how to deal with Moscow.
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The surprise improvement in credit quality suggests new Chief Executive Shayne Elliott's strategy of reducing the size of its institutional lending book and weighting itself more toward retail banking may be starting to bear fruit.
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OPEC's production cuts have started to drain crude stocks from floating storage as well as tank farms in the Caribbean and South Africa ("OPEC's war on oil overhang starts to bear fruit", Reuters, April 11).
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If such efforts bear fruit and Britain remains a part of the union, firms based in London would help more foreign companies issue shares or bonds there, at the expense of other European financial centres.
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China's growth is likely to slow by roughly 25 basis points per year in the foreseeable future, but that growth should be of a higher quality as efforts to curb excessive financial risks bear fruit.
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The effort is not likely to bear fruit, as Democrats have rejected the idea of outing the anonymous figure, citing safety concerns, and they have veto power over any GOP subpoena requests for witness testimony.
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Another reform that has been praised by economists, but has been slow to bear fruit, is a 2015 banking shake up, aimed at strengthening Italy's army of cooperative lenders and consolidating the fragmented financial sector.
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Broadcom Targets Qualcomm in Largest-Ever Tech Deal These and similar machine learning methods have only begun to bear fruit over the past few years, but many believe they will overhaul the field of robotics.
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But Macron designed this measure to attract bankers from London when Britain leaves the European Union, bringing with them high-paying jobs and a broad tax base, which could, nonetheless, take years to bear fruit.
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Evidence of economic growth in Brazil after two years of a severe downturn suggests that government efforts to bolster growth through deep interest rate cuts and market-friendly reforms could be starting to bear fruit.
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The group - which also includes brands Hogan and Fay - has recently embarked on a new strategy and has decided to a focus on more traditional products - a move that is already starting to bear fruit.
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Warren is counting on winning broadly rather than big, and there are signs that strategy may bear fruit, although it does not appear it will be successful enough to turn her into a frontrunner overnight.
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Just last week, at a political rally in Arizona, Mr. Trump suggested that his threat to rain down "fire and fury" on North Korea if it endangered the United States was beginning to bear fruit.
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Still, analysts say a step towards better trade relations between economies on the continent promises to bear fruit if infrastructure improves, especially with the recent launch of the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement.
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While some analysts predicted North Korea may attempt to gain tough concessions from South Korea for a peaceful Olympics, O'Carroll said it may be an ideal time for a reinvigorated Sunshine Policy to bear fruit.
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A government measure forcing big cooperative lenders to convert into joint-stock companies last year may finally bear fruit soon if a potential merger between Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano (BPM) goes ahead.
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The question is whether the new energy and approach of the "Macronistas" — which some French media have described as exhausting to the point of collapse — can bear fruit or will prove more style than substance.
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Iran is likely to see new sanctions against the IRGC as preparatory to a negotiated easing of the missile sanctions, so the Guards will remain under (new) sanctions if the ballistic missile talks bear fruit.
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Not the head, as it's called, the first liquor to issue from the pipe as the distilling begins to bear fruit, or the tail, the dregs that conclude the operation, but the stuff in between.
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At this point, we have no way of knowing whether this process was stillborn Monday or whether the summit marked the beginning of a new approach that will bear fruit in the months and years ahead.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German steelmaker Salzgitter sees a further rise in profit this year as steel prices rise and restructuring measures continue to bear fruit, its chief executive told German markets daily Boersen-Zeitung in an interview.
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Leah Litman, one of the signatories and a professor of law at the University of California, Irvine, thinks the brief may "bear fruit" if the justices "fairly read and apply precedent according to its best reading".
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And you'll never see support for voice systems like Alexa or Home, so you're stuck with Siri forever, along with a hope that rumors of an Echo-like device from Apple will one day bear fruit.
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Bourses in Britain, France and Germany lost ground after the surveys on China manufacturing missed forecasts, offering another sign that Beijing's efforts to spur growth in the world's second-biggest economy have yet to bear fruit.
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"Our shift toward content production has continued to bear fruit .... We believe our position in the market will be even stronger with Mark solely focused on creating content," Chief Executive Officer Darren Throop said on Friday.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 24 (Reuters) - China stocks ended Monday over 1 percent higher, bolstered by resources shares on signs that government efforts to reduce overcapacity in industries such as coal and steel were starting to bear fruit.
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On the record, House Democrats are lowering expectations — saying they will pick up seats, but that obtaining the majority is part of a long-term, multi-cycle process that's unlikely to bear fruit until after 22009.
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Those involved in the meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya have said it did not bear fruit related to dirt on Clinton, Trump's then-Democratic rival, and instead largely centered on American adoptions of Russian children.
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The 24-hour strike was organised by Greece's seamen federation (PNO), which said in a statement that negotiations with the sector's employers over a new collective agreement that would include wage increases did not bear fruit.
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But those suspicions did not immediately bear fruit: Mr. Murray also testified on Wednesday that searches of Mr. Hillary's home and office, as well as his car, found no evidence of his involvement in Garrett's murder.
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The President, whose advisers promised him Wall Street would love a resolution with Beijing, has been irritated that markets instead tumbled after he revived the threat of escalated tariffs if the ongoing negotiations don't bear fruit.
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He believes that we need technological advances to continue our "ascent up the tree of knowledge," but he also thinks that that same tree could bear fruit that threatens the stability and safety of human life.
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The U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan and the Federal Bureau of Investigation conducted the probes with help from the feuding parties, each of which hoped that investigations into the other would bear fruit, the newspaper said.
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However, Ralph Lauren's latest quarterly results showed it had managed to reverse a years-long trend of declining sales in North America, chiefly as a strategy to intensify marketing on social media begins to bear fruit.
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Only when Washington makes a "bold decision" to end its military exercises with South Korea, halt sanctions and cease moves that diplomatically isolate North Korea can a dialogue between the two countries bear fruit, he added.
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"His work took a long time to bear fruit in Iraq and Lebanon, but he had not yet had the same time nor secured the same connections in such places as Syria and Yemen," he says.
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Meanwhile, Hackett believes his push to make Ford a leader in new mobility projects will bear fruit in the next few years as the automaker partners with a slew of companies ranging from Domino's to Postmates.
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"The comments in the press release suggest that these leaders view this as an endeavor that is complex, challenging and thorny and that will take time to bear fruit,"wrote Ana Gupte, analyst at Leerink Partners.
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And, indeed, by the time Good News gets to episode three (episode three!), these various tendrils are starting to bear fruit (though, weirdly, the central mother-daughter relationship is the one the show seems least interested in).
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Here's how the company did in the fourth quarter: "While 22016 was not the year we expected, we made significant progress on key initiatives that are starting to bear fruit," CEO Terry Lundgren said in a statement.
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Ongoing and increasingly aggressive attempts by Chinese authorities to quash the pace and volume of capital flight from the country are now beginning to bear fruit, according to the most recent data from China's ministry of Commerce.
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Jiri Gavor, head of Prague-based energy consultant ENA, said EPH and Seven Energy's strategy could bear fruit because Europe's push to replace coal with renewables would not be as quick or smooth as politicians would like.
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Abe told reporters after his conversation with Trump that repeated efforts by the international community to find a peaceful solution to the North Korean issue had yet to bear fruit in the face of Pyongyang's unilateral "escalation".
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This sort of "open beta" product development is more in line with Samsung's habits than Apple's, but we've seen it bear fruit for other companies and it might not be the worst strategy in the long term.
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In a sign Macron's efforts to woo top scientists and businesses may be starting to bear fruit, Samsung Electronics , Japan's Fujitsu and London-based Google-owned DeepMind announced plans to beef up their operations in Paris earlier.
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The decision to cut off more US foreign assistance to Pakistan as a means to pressure Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan into helping end the nearly two-decades-long conflict in Afghanistan has yet to bear fruit.
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Late Monday afternoon came word that the policies are starting to bear fruit: the erosion in China's foreign exchange reserves slowed sharply last month from the pace of $218 billion a month that prevailed through the winter.
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They point to the fact that there's a slim chance any given drug in the early stages of clinical trial will succeed, and that it typically takes about a decade for a new one to bear fruit.
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"Because of the relationship we have with China, because of the trade negotiations going on, and everything else, it's important that we don't do anything that would cause those negotiations not to bear fruit," Risch told Reuters.
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Philips Lighting CEO Eric Rondolat acknowledged in a press conference last week that his company "did lose a bit of traction in the past years" but said investments in its sales organisation are beginning to bear fruit.
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Hugo Boss slumped 10.2 percent after its new CEO said a plan to revive the struggling German fashion house by cutting brands and seeking to appeal to fashion-conscious younger customers will only bear fruit from 2018.
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Or it may be that the resilience in commodity demand is a sign that Beijing's efforts to stimulate the economy are starting to bear fruit, with demand for raw materials preceding an uptick in industrial output and construction.
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Goldman Sachs is tracking ahead of its goal to generate $5 billion in additional annual revenue by 2020 as growth initiatives bear fruit, and sees opportunities to grow its businesses further, its new finance chief said on Monday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's labor reforms will be slow to bear fruit but eventually have a massive impact on France's stubbornly high unemployment, his labor minister said Tuesday after data showed a slowdown in new job creation.
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Suu Kyi "reiterated the government's serious commitment to the resolution of the complex issue and the need for time and space for the government's efforts to bear fruit," according to a statement from Myanmar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Arti Zeighami, H&Ms head of advanced analytics and artificial intelligence, told Reuters the strategy is starting to bear fruit as the company extends pilot projects that seek to use data to match supply and demand more closely.
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Inspired by sunny spring weather, longer days, a more active social life, and the impatience to see 2018 plans bear fruit, you have a surge of energy and the feeling that you can keep this pace up forever.
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Vivendi, led by billionaire Vincent Bollore, said it expected the turnaround of its pay-TV operations would bear fruit this year and help its core operating profit rebound by 25 percent, with group revenues advancing by 5 percent.
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Batchelder said the fight against Islamic State is starting to bear fruit, with estimates showing the U.S. military and coalition partners in 64 countries have retaken about 45 percent of the land formerly controlled by the militant group.
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For years I have listened to academics, technocrats, hospital executives, and other health policy "experts" exaggerate the value of tinkering at the edges of our broken health care system and patiently waiting for half-measures to bear fruit.
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Negotiations over border funding, which will have only a couple of weeks to bear fruit before another potential shutdown looms, are the first real experiment in how divided government will or won't work for the next two years.
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When Ms. Mayer's early efforts to turn around Yahoo's business and spin off the Alibaba shares failed to bear fruit, another hedge fund manager, Jeffrey C. Smith of Starboard Value, led a campaign to push for her ouster.
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Other potential "winners" are Tunisia, depending on whether the new government can hold together and positive economic indicators are realized, along with Ethiopia, providing the government's reformist privatization plans begin to bear fruit and upcoming elections unfold peacefully.
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Faced with a second bailout review entailing unpopular labour reforms, Athens is keen to show that higher taxes and pension cuts that came with last year's 86 billion euro aid deal will bear fruit and lead to economic recovery.
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Even if Rousseff wins Sunday's vote, her coalition has been left in tatters by the acrimonious impeachment process and analysts say her pledges to form a national unity government are unlikely to bear fruit in a bitterly divided country.
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Bourses in Britain, France and Germany followed Asian peers into the red after the surveys on China manufacturing missed forecasts - another sign that Beijing's efforts to spur growth n the world's second biggest economy had yet to bear fruit.
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France's Vivendi said on Thursday it expects Canal Plus' turnaround efforts to bear fruit in 2017, after the pay-TV unit's French channels lost thousands of subscribers last year, resulting in a sharp fall in the media group's profits.
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"Our ongoing transformation work has contributed to stronger collections with increased full-price sales, lower markdowns and increased market shares," CEO Karl-Johan Persson said, after the results indicated that H&M's turnaround plans were beginning to bear fruit.
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In truth the blame lies with a long line of politicians, who tend to want instant results that they can crow about and to avoid painful investments — infrastructure, for example — that won't bear fruit before the re-election campaign.
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Last year's ventures to Scotland and Poland, the latter being a country which already enjoys an established MMA scene thanks to the wonders of KSW, were a roaring success—while relatively recent endeavours in Ireland and Sweden continue to bear fruit.
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MILAN, March 15 (Reuters) - Annual revenues at Italian luxury group Prada rose in 2018 for the first time in four years, showing its turnaround plan is starting to bear fruit, although sales growth slowed in the second half of the year.
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The three powers announced their intention earlier this month to broker a solution to Syria's nearly six-year conflict, sidelining intermittent UN-backed efforts, jointly led by Russia and the US, which have failed to bear fruit over the years.
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The data suggested ECB pressure to clean up the euro zone's biggest pile of unpaid loans, the legacy of Italy's lasting economic crisis, was starting to bear fruit and coincided with a fierce backlash in the country over the matter.
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The bugs are a point of contention in the political sphere, however: Climate change is affecting the pollinators and slashing their numbers, which could lead to a major food shortage, since many crops depend on the little guys to bear fruit.
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The fact that these bills have been proposed is a reminder that, even when the incremental approach could be about to bear fruit, there are still plenty of legislators around the country who want to ban abortion very early in pregnancy.
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"Even though, so far, the results have not been extremely apparent, but in the next several months I think these measures will begin to bear fruit," said Jing Ulrich, managing director and vice chairman for Asia Pacific at J.P. Morgan Chase.
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Tensions rose to their highest in years in 2017 following a battery of missile tests by North Korea, before a detente championed by South Korean President Moon Jae-In during his country's hosting of the Winter Olympics began to bear fruit.
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The data offered fresh evidence that France is making progress in tackling its long-running problem with high unemployment, as growth holds up better than in other European countries and President Emmanuel Macron's labor market reforms start to bear fruit.
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Athens, facing a second bailout review entailing an unpopular loosening of labor laws in the autumn, is keen to show that painful tax rises and pension cuts as part of its 86 billion-euro bailout deal last year will bear fruit.
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"We are lowering our 2016/2017 estimates on the heels of these departures as we believe it indicates current turnaround efforts may be taking more time to bear fruit than expected," analysts with Nomura wrote in a research report on Tuesday.
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TPD claims that it took just eight years for this effort to bear fruit: since 1980, the book says, institutional parties have successfully "beaten reform" and regained control of the process, leaving the actual primary elections as a rubber stamp.
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Athens, facing a second bailout review entailing an unpopular loosening of labor laws in the autumn, is keen to show that painful tax rises and pension cuts as part of its 86-billion-euro bailout deal last year will bear fruit.
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"The potential focus on plurilateral negotiations between like-minded countries is a natural and positive outcome, if it turns out to bear fruit," said Chad Bown, a senior fellow and trade expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.
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The company, which had earlier guided to "at least stable" domestic EBITDA this year, posted its best quarter for domestic operations since 2009 in the three months to June as efforts to turn around the heavily indebted group bear fruit.
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Maybe there will be some good consequences — maybe China and Iran will cave to Trump's demands; maybe the economy and stock market will continue to surge; maybe the early promising signs from Trump's impulsive outreach to North Korea will bear fruit.
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Or, an early hot spell is followed by a week of fog and rain, which is what happened on Sebastiano Salafia's farm in Sicily a few years ago, leaving the trees confused, as he put it, about when to bear fruit.
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A day after first quarter results showed a 36 percent slump in profit, CEO Fabio Schvartsman said that efforts to find a partner for the New Caledonia nickel mine continue and will hopefully bear fruit by the end of the year.
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To the extent that a person's denial of climate change stems from mistrust of science in general, however — 13 percent of Americans have little to no confidence in scientists, according to a 2019 Pew survey — invoking expertise may never bear fruit.
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But it is worth noting that imports were stronger in the second half than the first, suggesting the Chinese economy was adjusting to the blow from U.S. trade tariffs and that the government's stimulus measures were starting to bear fruit.
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"The undersigned is confident that the imminent trial of the first bellwether case, along with the parties' ongoing settlement negotiations -- addressing not only the bellwether trial, but also global resolution -- will continue to bear fruit," Polster wrote in his decision.
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The three powers announced their intention earlier this month to broker a solution to Syria's nearly six-year conflict, sidelining intermittent U.N.-backed efforts, jointly led by Russia and the U.S., which have failed to bear fruit over the years.
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Shares in the department store chain were down 4.173% at $24.17, at 24.31 GMT on Tuesday, reversing course after initial gains fueled by an earnings beat and expectations Kohl's new partnerships and an expanded Amazon returns program would bear fruit later this year.
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Netflix's deal with Disney has slowly but surely been kicking in over the past few months, but September is where it really begins to bear fruit, with the addition of two of the studio's early 22015 releases, The Finest Hours and Zootopia.
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Shuvalov's comments were in a response to a tough-in-cheek question on free trade groups – specifically whether the U.S. could join Russia's Eurasian Economic Union if the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership failed to bear fruit.
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Chief Executive Olaf Koch said the costs were due to a decision to speed up steps to decentralize management of the business and overhaul stores, which he said had dampened sales in the short term but should bear fruit within three years.
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In theory, this could be a solid year for the Jets — that is to say, one in which a competitive team makes it to the playoffs while simultaneously progressing on its multiyear rebuilding effort that would bear fruit for many years to come.
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The president and Mr. Kerry, with a year and four days left in office, are hoping to foster new discussions that will bear fruit in other areas, including ending the war in Syria and moving, slowly, to the eventual restoration of diplomatic relations.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Disused oil and gas wells dotting Canada's energy heartland may bear fruit for Alberta's farmers under a proposal to use waste heat from the idle facilities to allow crops to grow, even in the country's harsh winter conditions.
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On balance, I suspect Munster is a good analyst — he probably wouldn't be employed by a major investment bank after all this time if he wasn't, and he's made his fair share of predictions over the years that have come to bear fruit.
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"The notable improvement in sales trends towards the end of the year is a sign that the back-to-basics strategy may be starting to bear fruit," said Tristan Chapple, head of research at Phoenix Asset Management, which owns 1 percent of Morrisons.
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Aung San Suu Kyi told the ministers that the government is committed to resolving the issues in Rakhine State, but said that "time and space are critical for the efforts to bear fruit," according to state newspaper The Global New Light of Myanmar.
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But this effort may take years to bear fruit and may in fact never blossom, so a necessary step is to accept this reality and work to contain the spillover, to reduce the chances that the chaos and violence will engulf other allies.
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The company saw this as evidence its management's turnaround plan will bear fruit and that investors should reject proposals from RBR, which is campaigning to appoint three new board members and a new chairwoman, and also wants to replace Chief Executive Alexander Friedman.
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Previous efforts to pass a civil code failed, but experts said the fact that Mr. Xi and the party seem to have embraced the push to draft a code was a sign that this time, the effort is likely to bear fruit.
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Dozens of the country's major law firms were providing free legal assistance to the prisoners, a fact that was beginning to draw attention in conservative media, especially as efforts on behalf of the detainees began to bear fruit at the Supreme Court.
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"For IBM it's really going to be about it was the turnaround for a really long time, and it's still continuing, but we need to start to see it bear fruit," Lindsey Bell, an investment strategist at CFRA Research, told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Thursday.
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Under the bank's 21.3 billion euro bailout, which handed Rome 216.3 percent of the world's oldest lender, Italy must submit an exit strategy to Brussels by the end of this year and bankers say turnaround efforts must bear fruit for a buyer to emerge.
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Under the bank's 8 billion euro bailout, which handed Rome 68 percent of the world's oldest bank, Italy must submit an exit strategy to Brussels by the end of this year and bankers say turnaround efforts must bear fruit for a buyer to emerge.
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Wilkinson said that he had been offered cash by Danske Bank not to speak out, but had got a waiver last month allowing him to talk to some U.S. authorities, adding that he did not expect investigations into the "dirty money" to bear fruit.
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"We don't have the full effect of the investments that we are doing in fibre as well as in content," Chief Executive Officer Michel Combes said in a conference call with reporters, adding that he was confident all these efforts would soon bear fruit.
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The Swiss People's Party and anti-EU AUNS group are readying a binding referendum under the Swiss system of direct democracy that would cancel the free-movement accord with the EU if talks to end the practice do not bear fruit within a year.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Via Varejo SA, Brazil's largest electronics retailer, is set to boost sales and improve margins in the fourth quarter, executives said on Thursday, as the rollout of a new sales platform and a stricter credit policy begin to bear fruit.
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Although it was the second setback for prosecutors who have brought charges against six officers, the narrowly focused judge's decision acquitting Officer Edward Nero suggested that the prosecution's strategy could bear fruit in at least some of the five remaining trials, the experts said.
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The data comes one day before the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, along with non-member nations, are scheduled to decide whether to extend its agreement to cut world supply, an effort that has only recently started to bear fruit in global inventory figures.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (Reuters) - Japan coach Akira Nishino hopes his gamble of resting players in their previous game against Poland will bear fruit on Monday against Belgium when his side will be bidding to make it third time lucky and reach the quarter-finals.
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"They basically promised to investigate everything under the sun that relates to President Trump – family, business, whatever it might be - so they are simply fulfilling campaign promises – if they bear fruit, they do, but I don't think they will in many instances," Conaway added.
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As if superpower diplomacy was an extension of domestic politics, governed by the same hyperbole and showmanship, he has ditched painstakingly negotiated treaties, noisily launched trade wars and, in places such as Venezuela and North Korea, promised transformations that never seem to bear fruit.
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China's embrace of a two-child policy in 2015 has apparently started to bear fruit, leading consumer goods maker Kimberly-Clark ready to focus on boosting sales of diapers, or nappies as they are known outside of the U.S., using its Huggies brand as the flagship.
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Chowhound reports that avocado consumption has doubled from where it was a decade ago and since it takes time for trees to mature to the point where they can bear fruit, farmers have had some difficulty keeping up with everyone's ravenous appetite for avocado toast and guacamole.
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But if the March reading is in line with forecasts, total bank lending in the first three months of the year would reach a record quarterly tally of 5.32 trillion yuan ($792.60 billion), suggesting months of policy loosening by the central bank are starting to bear fruit.
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"It is a project that we know cannot be realised in our lifetime, which will bear fruit not just for our own children, but also for the generations of visitors who, like us, hold a deep affection the Scottish Highlands," the couple says on their website.
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The first-half profits at the Asia-focused lender reflected a 13 percent fall in operating costs to $4 billion and stable income of $6.8 billion, despite an uncertain economic outlook, and suggested a sweeping restructuring under Chief Executive Bill Winters had begun to bear fruit.
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In the aftermath, the careers of those other would-be superheroes (save Common, slated to play Green Lantern, who had an established musical career of his own) failed to bear fruit; Brody, arguably the most famous at the time of casting, has all but disappeared from Hollywood.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's beef exports should return to normal levels between April and May as the country's efforts to reverse import bans have started to bear fruit in the wake of a food safety scandal that surfaced last month, industry group Abrafrigo said on Friday.
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"A cut in production may be welcome for traders, but for investors it's yet another signpost that the massive stimulus efforts we have seen around the globe have yet to bear fruit in terms of delivering moderately faster growth, " Adviser Investments CIO Jim Lovell told CNBC.
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It's not yet clear whether Stein's party will keep increasing their campaign goals to get their hands on the extra millions needed to actually orchestrate recounts, but if the Kickstarter-esque campaign does bear fruit, it could be the biggest stretch goal payoff of all time.
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The data comes one day before the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, along with non-member producing nations, are scheduled to decide whether to extend an agreement to cut world supply, an effort that has only recently started to bear fruit in global inventory figures.
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But if the March reading is in line with forecasts, total bank lending in the first three months of the year would reach a record quarterly tally of 13 trillion yuan ($792.60 billion), suggesting months of policy loosening by the central bank are starting to bear fruit.
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"What you are seeing today is a snapshot but if you look at the long term, clearly we are going to be doing much better," he said, adding that a micro-credit programme for 2 million traders should begin to bear fruit in the coming months.
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Facing a second bailout review entailing an unpopular loosening of labor laws in the autumn, Athens is keen to show a fatigued electorate that painful taxation and pension cuts that came with last year's 86 billion euro bailout deal will bear fruit and lead to economic recovery.
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By late summer, their efforts had begun to bear fruit: K.K.R. and Bain agreed to contribute up to $20 million between them to a hardship fund for the workers, although the final amount and terms had not been set, according to people briefed on the matter.
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Yes, big banks were in a lot of trouble and the stock market was in tatters, but there was reason to believe back then that the actions taken in Washington — beginning with the Bush administration and continuing into the Obama White House — would ultimately bear fruit.
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And he has responded to concerns that his government isn't doing enough by telling critics his multi-pronged, largely preventative approach will take to time to bear fruit: "To really make significant progress can take up to 2000 years, and a generation," Khan said in 21.
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Suncorp, whose brands include AAMI and GIO, said it expects revenue to grow between 3 percent and 5 percent in the next financial year on higher home and car insurance sales, and it was confident that efforts to cut costs, partly through developing its online offerings, would bear fruit.
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Keith Strom and Sharon Sweet have gathered 51 letters from neighbors opposing his incarceration, citing traits like his "good character and integrity" and the "gaping hole in our little mountain community" caused by his absence, included in a clemency petition filed in June 2017 that failed to bear fruit.
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She also recently met the foreign ministers of neighboring Southeast Asian nations and told them the Myanmar government is committed to resolving the issues in Rakhine State, but said "time and space are critical for the efforts to bear fruit," according to state newspaper The Global New Light of Myanmar.
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While the singer-songwriter Lori McKenna has a similarly unforgiving approach to her listeners' heartstrings, her song craft is precise enough that she can stay far away from the cliché and instead focus on finding new material in subjects and forms that can seem too picked-over to still bear fruit.
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TV has made many attempts over the years to do story arcs about couples attending counseling, but State of the Union may be the first series that actually shows how the hard work of trying to fix your relationship can bear fruit in other parts of your life — or not.
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"Q2 was another quarter with solid results that gives us tangible signs that our strategy is starting to bear fruit," Chief Financial Officer Patrice de Talhouët said on a conference call adding that the company was on track to post modest organic net revenue growth in the second half of 2018.
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Xella has given no specific forecast for core earnings but has said that it expects its efficiency program to bear fruit while it sees an upward trend in the construction industry continuing in its core markets where Germany, the Netherlands and Poland have been drivers over the last two to three years.
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But for now, it looks as though the biggest abortion news of 2019 might not be the near-total bans that swept the country in the first half of the year, but a slower, quieter strategy that's been in the works for a long time — and that might be about to bear fruit.
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There's been a whole evolution of our practice and that's one of the things that's very much alive for us at the moment — how to continue that practice because we've spent this much time, invested this much effort, in really honing the way that we work together and trusting that that will really bear fruit.
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"As Brexit woes continue to hinder a UK government that seems to be in self-combust mode of late, the weakening local currency has also started to reflect the lack of confidence in Theresa May's government, which won't help sterling rebound unless Brexit negotiations bear fruit," said Anthony Kurukgy, senior sales trader at Foenix Partners in London.
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"We see some structural reforms that are very positive (such as)the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) and the efforts on corporate governance, trying to more promote more focus profitability and risk-taking so we see some reforms that are very much in the right direction but they take time to bear fruit, " OECD's Jones told CNBC.
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The gap from finished screenplay to completed movie can often be years, and since we've only been live on the website for three years, live on the podcast for not even a full year yet, I think we're going to start to see those seeds that we planted bear fruit in the next 24 to 36 months.
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S.-China trade talks are in their second day in Washington, but are unlikely to bear fruit because "China has become very spoiled";Chinese telecom giant ZTE has done "very bad things" to the U.S. economy, but U.S. tariffs on China are also punitive to U.S. companies, so he agreed to Xi's request to examine the impact.
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They appeared to bear fruit in 2005 when America confirmed its recognition of North Korea as a sovereign state that it had no intention of invading, and North Korea agreed to return to the NPT, thus putting all its nuclear facilities under the oversight of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and to forsake "all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes".
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Roskam joins lobbying firm Anti-corruption group hits Congress for ignoring K Street, Capitol Hill 'revolving door' Republicans spend more than million at Trump properties MORE (R-Pa.), chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, to forge a bipartisan infrastructure package didn't bear fruit — a missed opportunity, in Hoyer's eyes, for cooperation in a Congress practically defined by partisan bickering.
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While Trump had previously expressed a desire to hold off on moving the embassy to gauge the prospects for peace, the officials said Trump decided to move forward with the announcement because it will take months before US officials know if the current process -- led by the President's son-in-law Jared Kushner and his Special Representative for International Negotiations Jason Greenblatt -- is likely to bear fruit.
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The fact that the two campaigns have begun to engage more directly suggests each has begun to view the other as its primary competition for votes, and that they hope to be able to win over New Hampshire voters in the eleventh hour — a strategy that may bear fruit given a recent CNN poll found nearly half of New Hampshire voters to be uncommitted.
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This activity did bear fruit this month when the opposition Labour party got hold of the leak and made it into a major campaign issue, claiming the 451-page document shows the Conservative party, led by Boris Johnson, is plotting to sell off the country's free-at-the-point-of-use National Health Service (NHS) to US private health insurance firms and drug companies.
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Before leaving, La Malbaie, Quebec, in the G7 summit, President Trump saying this is a one-shot opportunity, that this is the only opportunity Kim Jong-un is going to get to try to turn around the future of his nation because if these talks do not bear fruit and North Korea goes back to its nuclear program, that is not going to work out well for Kim.
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"Advocacy, even when carefully nonpartisan and based in research, is inherently political, and it's the nature of politics that events evolve rapidly and in a nonlinear fashion, so an effort that doesn't seem to be working might suddenly bear fruit, or one that seemed to be on track can suddenly lose momentum," Steven Teles, who has consulted for Open Phil, and Mark Schmitt once wrote in the Stanford Social Innovation Review.
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On Monday, her strategy appeared to bear fruit when John BoltonJohn BoltonPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Hoyer: House Democrats reserving option to subpoena Bolton MORE, Trump's former national security adviser who had refused to testify in the House impeachment investigation, reversed course to say he would provide testimony in the Senate impeachment trial if subpoenaed.
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The months-long dance between President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's lawyers and Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE over a voluntary presidential interview has yet to bear fruit, raising the question of whether the special counsel will subpoena the president to testify as part of his Russia probe.
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Finally, just as the administration's maximum pressure campaign appeared about to bear fruit at the planned summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnThe US must support the Chinese people against the Chinese communists The Hill's Morning Report — Presented by Better Medicare Alliance — A new phase for impeachment Overnight Defense: Dems block defense spending bill over Trump wall | Impeachment latest – Both sides seize on testimony of White House Russia expert | Bolton won't testify voluntarily MORE in Singapore in June 2018, Xi Jinping intervened.
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