"It&aposs quite clear that one of the consequences is that Beatrice and Eugenie will now be brought forward — if they&aposre willing to be brought forward," said Lacey.
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And no hard evidence of hacking has been brought forward.
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"He must be brought forward to testify," the president continued.
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We have a lot of the ideas that we've brought forward.
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We brought forward the season, we showed men's and women's together.
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Under the new schedule, the release of construction output will be brought forward by between one and seven days while the publication of trade data will either be unchanged or brought forward or delayed by one day.
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Clifford. Griffin's point was that if these cases had been brought forward
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NSF brought forward the publication of its results citing feedback from investors.
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Criminal cases will be brought forward if violations constitute a crime, it added.
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He then brought forward the issue of aid to Brechbuhl in mid-August.
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She said Deerfield brought forward "a great idea" with its assault weapon ban.
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If so, then those inventories represent spending brought forward rather than genuine growth.
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Aliyev brought forward the date of the vote to April 11 from Oct.
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NSF brought forward the results release, which had been due out next week.
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The UK's government's key spending plans announcement was mysteriously brought forward on Tuesday.
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If passed, the group of bills, which were brought forward by state Sen.
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It has been so successful, that we think it has brought forward demand.
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Not to mention pending legal actions brought forward by Stephanie Clifford and Karen McDougal.
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It is the third antitrust case the European Commission has brought forward against Google.
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That meant only bills supported by a majority of Republicans would be brought forward.
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Technologically and musically innovative, the album brought forward-thinking music to a widespread audience.
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That is our mission, and that's what we have brought forward from our experiences.
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But the sentiment has still brought forward-looking construction indicators to a screeching halt.
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That is one of many conceptual propositions brought forward by abstract artist, Theo Triantafyllidis.
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The April election was brought forward from November 2019 over the same sticking point.
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Mulvaney said Porter "wasn't entirely forthcoming" with Kelly when the allegations were brought forward.
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No wonder he brought forward the unveiling of his Supreme Court pick by two days.
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In fact, several have chosen to minimize the claims brought forward by these women. Sen.
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But even before the allegations of sexual misconduct were brought forward, Murkowski's vote was uncertain.
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A planned cybersecurity bill will now be brought forward to the first half of 2019.
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A bunch of maps from older games have been remastered and brought forward, for one.
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The agreement was initially brought forward to boost oil prices after years of stalled levels.
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The president has not brought forward any evidence for his claim Democrats falsified the number.
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But Dar said a permanent chief's appointment would be brought forward after the rupee plunge.
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"I would say the risk of a recession has been brought forward," added TD's Orlando.
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The House convened Wednesday to debate the articles of impeachment brought forward by House Democrats.
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"The White House counsel has absolutely shredded, shredded, the case brought forward," said Iowa's Sen.
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The figures had been due at 2301 GMT but the BRC brought forward their publication.
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On the tech side, Facebook has implemented new tools since the case was first brought forward.
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The party meeting to discuss it, originally planned for December, could be brought forward to autumn.
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"Normal payments have been brought forward, particularly to assist promoted clubs," a Premier League spokesman said.
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Price, Amazon's entertainment chief, was suspended last week after a sexual harassment allegation was brought forward.
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We want all outstanding cases brought forward by cleaners against ISS properly investigated by the university.
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Junior Brexit Minister Steve Baker added that he could not envisage the date being brought forward.
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"Would you agree that every single claim that was brought forward has been investigated?" she asked.
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A planned cyber-security bill will now be brought forward to the first half of 2019.
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"The case will be brought forward to the Vendor Review Committee for deliberation," Mr. Dujarric added.
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In addition, no criminal charges were brought forward regarding the incident in question or prior allegations.
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In another instance, the government disclosed that 137 cases have been brought forward in the country.
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Which also brought forward a compelling allegation from Juanita Broaddrick that the president had raped her.
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The election was brought forward after the death in July of the incumbent Beji Caid Essebsi.
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Peugeot's Vauxhall car factory and Jaguar Land Rover also brought forward planned summer shutdowns to April.
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The general election scheduled for November next year is likely to be brought forward to the spring.
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Now we wait and see whether more CRA resolutions to overturn old policy guidances are brought forward.
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The IPO was brought forward to lock in the valuation ahead of any further stock market correction.
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Economists worry that the recent drive to build inventories has brought forward output, heralding a downturn later.
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His aides denied any knowledge of the inquiry at the time, and charges were never brought forward.
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A clear watch body case is attached to a flexible strap (brought forward from the second prototype).
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But the overall recent strong performance of global stocks meant some future returns had been brought forward.
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RCMP spokesman Fraser Logan said no further information could be provided unless criminal charges are brought forward.
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A meeting could be brought forward to Sunday, particular if there is turmoil after a Brexit vote.
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"The evidence that we brought forward of his record—some of it is truly disturbing," says Dauber.
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"Her Snoopers' Charter is the most chilling piece of legislation brought forward in a generation," Sankey said.
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Kasich has criticized the various proposals Republicans in Congress have brought forward over the past several months.
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Citing strong demand, Westwing has already brought forward the listing date by two days to Oct. 9.
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The IPO was brought forward to lock in the valuation ahead of any further stock market falls.
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"The evidence that we brought forward of his record—some of it is truly disturbing," Dauber said.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Erdogan said Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections will be brought forward to June 24.
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Both surveys had been due on Tuesday, but the BRC brought forward publication and Barclaycard followed suit.
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And since that offer, we've done even more to address the issues the UAW has brought forward.
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"That stress of knowing I don't agree with so many of the policies" brought forward by Republicans.
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The motion, brought the left-wing opposition Economic Freedom Fighters, has been brought forward from Feb. 22.
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As reported by the Associated Press, the previously unknown letter was recently brought forward by an anonymous collector.
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But lawmakers in London have called for this ban to be brought forward eight years to 2032 instead.
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The case was brought forward following Operation Pacifier, the FBI's investigation into dark web child pornography site Playpen.
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Williams declined to give details when asked specifically whether the dispute arose because Suncor had brought forward spending.
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She has brought forward 42 "unmeritorious motions, pleadings, and other papers," according to a legal filing last year.
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However, that might be brought forward as the outbreak of a new coronavirus in China hits oil prices.
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"After the review, we will determine if charges need to be brought forward," police spokeswoman Tiffaney Hardy said.
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Minds are also turning to the chancellor's departure, which may have been brought forward by the mediocre result.
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He then said women are "very angry" that the sexual assault allegations have been brought forward against Kavanaugh.
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"Facts will be brought forward, and whoever is responsible will not escape legal action and punishment," he said.
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Though this option is not currently on the table, it could be brought forward as an amendment. Sen.
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Sales growth in early-2017 is likely to be muted given some demand was brought forward in 4Q16.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Azerbaijan has brought forward the date of a planned presidential election to April 11 from Oct.
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So what things do you think you learned at art school that you've brought forward to your music?
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The Prime Minister had brought forward a vote on the deal he agreed with EU leaders this week.
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"This was a 10-to-15 minute speech where no real details were brought forward," Holz told CNBC.
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We haven't set a timetable yet but we are exploring what good new ideas can be brought forward.
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But she privately embraced an aggressive strategy of counterattacking the women who brought forward claims of sexual encounters.
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But several large mines have brought forward or raised production, including MMG Ltd's Dugald River operations in Australia.
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For far too long, women who brought forward allegations of sexual assault feared retribution and were not heard.
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"Your son's name was brought forward as a possible connection to the situation in question," each letter said.
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New legislation designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit will be brought forward by opposition MPs on Tuesday.
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COO Adam Bain told Re/code last week that this was a project brought forward thanks to Dorsey.
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"These charges are brought forward because the case contains elements of criminal offences," one of the sources said.
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But the ideas Canada brought forward to counter the Trump administration's proposals were proving a source of contention.
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Over the past month, Klobuchar has said that all new information should be reviewed and immediately brought forward.
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Last September, the state brought forward the cut-off date to 2022, eight years earlier than initially planned.
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Here, Barr emphasizes that he is not criticizing the foreign official who brought forward the tip about Papadopoulos.
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The opposition's main demand is for the next presidential election, slated for December 2018, to be brought forward.
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"The principals brought forward concerns regarding the effective day-to-day running of their schools," Ms. Ochman said.
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Meanwhile, the budget date has also been brought forward by one month to help ministries better allocate their spending.
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"After the review, we will determine if charges need to be brought forward," police spokeswoman Tiffaney Hardy told CNN.
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It also brought forward 1 billion euros in loan writedowns, leading to a quarterly loss of 835 million euros.
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But the State Department official said the meeting in Brussels had been brought forward and would now go ahead.
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The timetable could be brought forward if a company approached it wanting to list on another market, he added.
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The group has separately filed to intervene on behalf of EPA in another lawsuit brought forward by biofuel interests.
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AFPM has also filed separately to intervene on behalf of EPA in another lawsuit brought forward by biofuel interests.
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The national assembly is set to meet in late October, but the date could be brought forward, he added.
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The case is one of many brought forward from the FBI's investigation of dark web child pornography site Playpen.
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Similar bills had been introduced before, but when Chaffetz brought forward his version last week, there was an outcry.
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That date was brought forward to April 15 and then postponed to April 25 to give bidders more time.
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One other House Democrat has already brought forward articles of impeachment since the new session of Congress began. Rep.
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The trade war has brought forward the next U.S. recession, according to a majority of economists polled by Reuters.
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But in October, Nokia brought forward the deal's 900 million euro cost-saving target by a year to 2018.
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"After the review, we will determine if charges need to be brought forward," police spokesperson Tiffaney Hardy told CNN.
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The federal government has brought forward 133 such cases over the last four decades, and won 109 of them.
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But Mr. Alexander's approach now has momentum, and a key House committee's leadership has brought forward a similar proposal.
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Officials in Moscow have denied any involvement in the attack, noting how little evidence British officials have brought forward.
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Top supplier Indonesia's plan to ban exports of nickel ore has been brought forward by two years to Jan.
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Let me begin by thanking the Court for accommodating us today and allowing the matter to be brought forward.
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Cases involving biometric data collection against major tech companies like Facebook, Google and Snapchat have also been brought forward.
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According to Fox59, the second rape allegation, from 2013, was brought forward during the police investigation into the 2015 incident.
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Soon, a video of Facebook reactions posted by a French far-right personality brought forward a new anti-Muslim narrative.
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The women who accused Halperin said they had not brought forward the allegations to ABC News while he worked there.
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By convention, the unelected House of Lords does not oppose legislation brought forward by governments to enact their manifesto commitments.
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Shell also brought forward planned work scheduled to be done the H-Oil Unit in June 2019, the sources said.
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He said soy harvest was brought forward by 15 days and farms are under no pressure to pay bills yet.
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Dershowitz said despite his expectation for a "politically very devastating report," he doesn't think criminal charges will be brought forward.
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The company says it has turned down business with potential customers owing to ethical concerns brought forward by the board.
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"After the review, we will determine if charges need to be brought forward," Tiffaney Hardy, a police spokesperson, told CNN.
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" The president has repeatedly tweeted about this, and on Monday demanded that the the whistleblower be "brought forward to testify.
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Not any more: This was the second resolution it has brought forward at the council in the past nine months.
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However, the detail remains sketchy and we will only know whether he actually will when that legislation is brought forward.
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Democrats have finally realized they have a very WEAK case which NEVER should have been brought forward to begin with.
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That government had taken office in January, after elections were brought forward following a political scandal relating to the Panama Papers.
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Eight years ago, you brought forward a new leader in Barack Obama to save our country from the second Great Depression.
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The budget, which is usually held in October or November, is likely to be brought forward to September, the newspaper said.
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The dollar is still dominant (though Mr Trump has surely brought forward the day when China clears global payments in yuan).
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The new revelations prompted the discussion to be brought forward, EU officials said, but no final decision was expected on Tuesday.
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" Rogers spokesperson Jennifer Kett also confirmed the company brought forward the MIKEY-IBAKE proposal, but "ultimately that proposal was not adopted.
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Fitch assumes the pace of growth will ease in 2H, as tax incentives and CGF lending may have brought forward demand.
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The meeting, which lasted nearly three hours, was brought forward by a day and followed an earlier meeting of army generals.
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"I also find it curious these charges were not brought forward until 2018, two days before a confirmation vote," Graham said.
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"This is a seminal moment in our investigation, and the evidence you've brought forward is deeply significant and troubling," Schiff said.
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"The peace plan will be brought forward at the appropriate time when it can be evaluated on its merits," he said.
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"I take seriously any allegation brought forward by anyone who believes they have been caused pain," Bauman said in a statement.
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"I also find it curious these charges were not brought forward until 2018, two days before a confirmation vote," Graham added.
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Analysts were divided on the outlook for the metal, with some December purchases likely brought forward due to low spot prices.
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"In the public space, the word incompetence has been brought forward and I am absolutely offended with that characterization," he said.
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In July, a US court stopped President Donald Trump from blocking Twitter users following a challenge brought forward by seven individuals.
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She was initially booked to sing the part in 2019, but the engagement was brought forward when another singer pulled out.
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The Monday hearing suggests that the Mueller charges could be included in the articles of impeachment brought forward against the President.
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The opening ceremony of the consulate was brought forward to coincide with the 70th anniversary of Israel's founding, the BBC reported.
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The switch was scheduled to happen anyway in 2024, but the protesters had been demanding that the change be brought forward.
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And while many supporters of the Green New Deal have brought forward a variety of possibilities, from public financing, to simply printing more money (aka the New Monetary Theory), to raising taxes on the wealthiest of Americans, there's a practical and profoundly fair answer that almost no one has brought forward: Make the fossil fuel industry pay.
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It was unclear whether that date would be brought forward as a result of an early announcement about his successor, if confirmed.
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In Alabama, articles of impeachment must be brought forward by the state House of Representatives, while the state Senate acts as jury.
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As we formulated the way to get the civilians out of the house, this was brought forward from one of our experts.
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In India, a tax amnesty brought forward tens of thousands of people, revealing over $9.5 billion in previously undeclared earnings and assets.
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But the defense has brought forward two former Temple colleagues who say Ms. Constand and Ms. Jackson actually did know one another.
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The women's final was brought forward to Thursday as high winds are forecast for Friday, with the men's final scheduled for Saturday.
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Charges will be brought forward to the district attorney's Office in the next couple of days, Milwaukee Police public information officer Sgt.
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It also brought forward an agreed scheme for shorter work weeks, partly funded by the government, to May 1 from Aug 1.
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One of the key demands of the Extinction Rebellion movement is for Britain's net-zero target to be brought forward to 2025.
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THE FACTS: He's incorrect that the Intelligence Committee hearings only brought forward witnesses hand-picked by the Democratic majority on the panel.
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The IPO has been brought forward as the bank hopes to lock in stock market valuations ahead of any further market correction.
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"What's missing in this discussion is that commanders were never the problem in terms of cases being brought forward," McCaskill said last week.
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The defense has already brought forward two women who worked for Temple who say Ms. Constand and Ms. Jackson did know each other.
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"There is a need for a family discussion before any issue of this magnitude is brought forward," Crowley said, according to the source.
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Will President Trump want the NSC to develop policy options for deliberation by the principles or to have decisions brought forward for approval?
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The launch of the Sohar and Prague routes had been brought forward, Qatar Airways Chief Executive Akbar al-Baker said in a statement.
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The proposed call to close domestic markets was brought forward by a coalition of states including Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia and Kenya.
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Separately, 60 clergymen on the list died or left the church before survivors brought forward allegations that resulted in settlements from the archdiocese.
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It also brought forward an already agreed scheme for shorter work weeks, partly funded by the government, to May 1 from Aug 1.
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" According to Ms. Friedman, the first balcony has been brought forward and certain side walls knocked down, "so that it's narrower and shallower.
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The government also brought forward implementing measures including compulsory hospitalisation and the use of public funds for treatment by six days to Saturday.
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Since Republicans on the day before yesterday voted as a whole to prevent any new information from being brought forward to the trial.
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Should Democrats fail to secure Republican support for additional testimony, they'll be left with the facts brought forward from the House impeachment proceedings.
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"He, like many of us, did not see that in Rob Porter, did not see what these allegations have brought forward," Shah said.
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"We would like to see, as a result of this, the American proposals on the Middle East peace process brought forward," he said.
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With Barzani pressing on with the referendum, Erdogan said the Turkish government had brought forward planned national security council and cabinet meetings to Sept.
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First round tee times on Thursday have been brought forward due to a forecast of thunderstorms, with the last groups starting at 9.30 a.m.
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OPEC sources said the OPEC+ meeting was unlikely to be brought forward unless there was general agreement on the need to reduce output further.
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He has called for national elections to be brought forward to June from the scheduled 2018, eager for a swift return to high office.
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They seemed sure that an ethics probe would be launched to look into the allegations of sexual assault brought forward in the Washington Post.
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Some of that is just payback from activity being brought forward from Q2 into Q1 ahead of the original Brexit deadline of 29th March.
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What his death means to me "After the review, we will determine if charges need to be brought forward," police spokeswoman Tiffaney Hardy said.
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The United States, its largest market, was an exception as it brought forward price hikes to April from October, hitting volumes and market share.
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But the defense has since brought forward two former Temple colleagues of Ms. Constand's who said she and Ms. Jackson did know each other.
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But the defense has since brought forward two former Temple colleagues of Ms. Constand who said she and Ms. Jackson did know each other.
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An ONS official said orders were being brought forward to beat the Brexit schedule, suggesting a likely drag on the numbers for coming months.
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University holidays due to begin on Thursday have been brought forward and BHU and other colleges in Varanasi will remain closed until Oct. 2.
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Corbyn, who was at the party's annual conference in Brighton, brought forward a speech scheduled on Wednesday to Tuesday afternoon to facilitate that plan.
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Introducing the revised bill in parliament today, May claimed recommendations from the committees had "provided the basis for the legislation being brought forward today".
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But after about 30 seconds, CBP officers brought forward just a few more asylum seekers, then ordered everyone to calm down and spread out.
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Brexit could be delayed until January 31 2020 under a new law due to be brought forward by opposition members of Parliament on Tuesday.
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The judge was skeptical of the arguments brought forward by the president's attorneys both in court last week and in his opinion issued Monday.
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A restructuring of Turkey's once untouchable military also drew closer, with a planned meeting between Erdogan and the already purged top brass brought forward.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New British finance minister Sajid Javid's review of public spending will be brought forward to early September, the Treasury said on Tuesday.
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In 2016, 71 initiatives were brought forward by voters; 20163 were approved, and legislatures changed or sought to alter nearly one-quarter of those.
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Sterling jumped to as high as $1.2495 as investors brought forward their expectations for when the BoE would hike rates from their record lows.
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The CEO has quit and the chairman has brought forward his retirement, as analysts brace for a A$1 billion ($679 million) plus fine.
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Chaotic excitement and joy was unleashed from the pups as dinner bowls were brought forward and placed in front of them on table mats.
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Biden's answer brought forward furious denunciations on Twitter from progressive writers who long before Thursday night's debate didn't like his ideas or policy agenda.
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Delivery of the S-400s is scheduled for July, and Turkey has even suggested that the first consignment could be brought forward to June.
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Had this bill been brought forward by a Democratic-controlled Congress, one suspects that every Republican in the Senate would have voted against it.
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Even for Barack Obama, a black man qualified to seek the highest office in the country, the conflicts brought forward by systemic racism were unavoidable.
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And there is no sign the government will allow the next presidential election, slated for late 2018, to be brought forward as the opposition demands.
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CNPC also brought forward the timeline for peak total energy demand for the world's second-largest economy to 2035, from a previous forecast of 2040.
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Officials believe Abdeslam had links with the bombers and that they brought forward their attack because they feared Abdeslam might reveal their plans under interrogation.
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On January 24, The Atlantic published an in-depth investigative piece detailing the accusations against Singer, which brought forward several new accusations from alleged victims.
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Furious government officials brought forward a new proposal that would reduce the tax take by some 7 billion pesos ($440 million) from their initial bill.
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But the two politicians allied to Maliki said it could be brought forward to as soon as April next year when provincial elections are due.
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According to a document filed in federal court Wednesday, both parties are requesting to dismiss the suit brought forward by photographer Michael Miller last summer.
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Israel is scheduled to hold elections in November 2019, but some politicians and commentators have speculated they may be brought forward to early next year.
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Datta said markets had brought forward their expectation of a BoE rate rise to August 2018, compared with September 2019 as recently as last week.
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Potts also said the firm had brought forward some purchases of goods and packaging materials to support its manufacturing division, and stockpiled popular "cupboard fillers".
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But prosecutors questioned the validity of the affidavit, leading to the new set of charges brought forward in a Miami-Dade County court on Friday.
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"There is a need for a family discussion before any issue of this magnitude is brought forward," Crowley told the group, according to the source.
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However, former Conservative MPs joined with opposition parties to block the vote until after Johnson has brought forward the legislation required to implement his deal.
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That order has triggered several lawsuits, including Wednesday's lawsuit led by the ACLU and others brought forward by House Democrats and a group of states.
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Under parliamentary convention, a motion that is "the same in substance" as one tabled in the same session of parliament can't be brought forward again.
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If the 2016 election has brought forward a new generation of Clinton antagonists — WikiLeaks, Breitbart, Russia — it has also reintroduced America to an old one.
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Renzi, who quit as premier in December, had earlier called for elections to be brought forward to June, eager for a swift return to office.
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BMW's UK Mini and Rolls-Royce plants are also shuttered this week, as is Peugeot's Vauxhall car factory, which brought forward summer shutdowns to April.
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Homophobia, mixed-race identity, sexual abuse, the lust for fame, the worship of celebrity — each of these themes has been brought forward and then discarded.
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Still, Democrats said the Trump official confirmed allegations brought forward in a whistleblower complaint about Trump pressing Zelensky to open a corruption probe into Biden.
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The White House and Trump have repeatedly denied accusations of sexual misconduct against him, which have been brought forward by more than a dozen women.
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But the company's progress since that 17 billion Danish crown ($2.57 billion) deal has been faster than expected, enabling the plan to be brought forward.
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One proposed amendment, brought forward by a Labour MP and a Conservative MP, would have delayed the Brexit deadline if May's deal failed in March.
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He had earlier called for national elections to be brought forward to June from the scheduled 2018 date, eager for a swift return to high office.
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The Japanese electronics maker cut its full-year sales and profit forecasts on Monday, after it brought forward an investment in a Tesla Motors battery plant.
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The decision comes as a result of a case brought forward by two people trying to hold Google accountable for linking to defamatory websites, Reuters reported.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - The women's Olympic snowboard big air final has been brought forward to Thursday due to predicted high winds, organizers said on Tuesday.
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Details: Swetnick's sworn statement, brought forward by attorney Michael Avenatti, was released one day before a major Capitol Hill hearing on sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.
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But while "Mississippi" was a departure for Rockwell both aesthetically and topically, it brought forward threads that had been present in his work throughout his career.
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The law was meant to open up the Palestinian Authority to be accountable in U.S. courts in cases brought forward by American victims of Palestinian terrorism.
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I wanted to make someone that was an homage to the classic heroine, but also a modern one that could be brought forward into the future.
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No coherent sense of what possible motive could exist for the murder was ever brought forward, even by Ruddy, largely because the murder is a fiction.
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A Zanu-PF congress originally scheduled for next month, at which the top spots in the party are dished out and endorsed, may be brought forward.
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But a moderate Republican revolt forced Ryan's hand with the threat of a discharge petition that would have brought forward votes on bipartisan pieces of legislation.
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The ruling came from a 2013 case brought forward by an intersex person who wanted to be recognized as such in the country's registry of birth.
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ANC spokesman Pule Mabe said the executive committee's meeting on Monday had been brought forward from next weekend, because of the urgency of the leadership issue.
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Speaking to CNBC on Tuesday, PIF's Al-Rumayyan said the planned listing date of Aramco's initial public offering (IPO) in 2021 could yet be brought forward.
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In the Federal District, where Brazil's capital Brasilia is located, water supplies will be restored to normal on June 15 - a date brought forward from December.
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Many buyers brought forward property purchases ahead of an additional levy which was introduced on buy-to-let and second homes at the start of April.
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" He also said the USOC would launch an independent, third-party investigation into the Nassar scandal to determine "when complaints were brought forward and to who.
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The current parliament is scheduled to carry on until early 2018, but a number of political leaders, including Renzi, want the vote brought forward to September.
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Demand was also artificially inflated in March last year, when customers brought forward purchases to beat a tax rise which came into force in April 2017.
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Otherwise, if plaintiffs are forced to bear the cost of losing a public interest case, we can expect to see far fewer such cases brought forward.
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This is yet another criminal case brought forward against hackers who use a technique called SIM swapping to target bank accounts and, primarily, online cryptocurrency wallets.
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That part of the document in the court filing Clifford brought forward on Tuesday is blacked out, but Clifford's attorneys says "David Dennison" refers to Trump.
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This week's OPEC+ meeting had initially been expected to be brought forward to last month, after oil demand was hit by the coronavirus epidemic in China.
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A motion to dismiss can be brought forward by either the House or White House lawyers and would need a majority vote to end the trial.
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"I would anticipate that it is likely that I would vote to have more information brought forward, whether witnesses or documents or both," she said Thursday.
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"Given the evolution of the political situation just seven weeks from the presidential election ... the political committee, has been brought forward," it said in a statement.
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Even as the central government continues its tariff battles against the United States, officials have brought forward plans to allow foreign firms to control mainland JVs.
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Because of a lack of action, Wehner and Lancaster brought forward a $250 million lawsuit against Maskell, the Archdiocese of Baltimore, and Archbishop Keough in 2000.
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As for the seven plaintiffs who brought forward the case last year – they should be seeing a whole lot more of Trump in the coming months.
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A "float" of unallocated time can be drawn upon; other tasks can be brought forward; and, as a last resort, the number of shifts can be increased.
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Carige's former CEO Guido Bastianini is set to leave after the bank's board backed a no-confidence motion against him brought forward by top shareholder Vittorio Malacalza.
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So our view is that the election might be brought forward in 2021, but only to the beginning of the year," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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The church, the business association and the United States proposed a plan under which the general election due in 2021 would be brought forward to next March.
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Phil Hogan, Ireland's member of the Commission, said Britain had "brought forward proposals that go very close towards meeting the requirements of the EU-27 member states".
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"The warrant was obtained upon the weight of the evidence brought forward by the investigators," Acting Commissioner of Police David Manning said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Following his February trial, Ghomeshi was acquitted of four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcome resistance by choking brought forward by three other complainants.
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It has brought forward meetings of the cabinet and its national security council to Friday, three days ahead of the vote, to look again at the situation.
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As a result it has brought forward a market-based subsidy scheme that aims to secure temporary supplies to prevent blackouts in winter when demand is highest.
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If he survives his referendum and the next election—which many expect to be brought forward to next year—he may see his strategy start to work.
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These were issues that the main parties to the conflict had never brought forward but that ultimately contributed to advancing the social cohesion needed to sustain peace.
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" However, because Betterman brought forward a Sixth Amendment case, the Court had "no reason to consider today the appropriate test for such a Due Process Clause challenge.
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Indonesia, the world's biggest nickel ore producer, on Friday brought forward a plan to ban exports by two years to encourage miners to process the metal locally.
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The fact that the election, originally set for 2019, was brought forward 18 months hints at Mr. Erdogan's sense of vulnerability and determination to stay in power.
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A spokesman for House Intel chairman Adam Schiff, a Democrat from California, declined to comment on whether Parnas will be brought forward to testify as a witness.
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The change was scheduled for 2024, but the opposition is demanding it be brought forward, saying the rules benefit the Georgian Dream party, in power since 2012.
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"Working people are responsible for a deal that is a vast improvement over both the original NAFTA and the flawed proposal brought forward in 2017," he said.
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Opposition leaders—among them Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader who has brought forward his speech to the party's conference in Brighton—called for Mr Johnson to resign.
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Some of the evidence brought forward in the retrial, including missteps by the lead detective, was first reported in an investigation by the Trace and BuzzFeed News.
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Nearly 300 pages of documents related to the Russia investigation were released Monday as part of a public-records lawsuit brought forward by BuzzFeed News and CNN.
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After Gates left the stand, the government brought forward two more witnesses from the FBI and IRS to testify about how Manafort moved money through overseas accounts.
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The case was first brought forward in 2011 by six former employees of Ryanair and Crewlink, a recruitment agency for Ryanair, based at Charleroi airport in Belgium.
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Which are the very things that get covered up by the guitars and the basses and the more normal instruments that are brought forward in a mix.
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Khan has already introduced an additional charge on the most gas-guzzling vehicles entering central London and has brought forward the introduction of an ultra-low emission zone.
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PwC and Denison became aware of the likely sale of BHS during the audit, and completion of the accounts was brought forward to accommodate it, the FRC said.
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I believe that given the importance of the accusations brought forward and the investigative work carried out, Salvini cannot pretend that nothing has happened and must answer urgently.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen surged to a seven-month high below 106 yen per dollar; Goldman Sachs brought forward its forecast of 103 yen to three months.
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The Supreme Court, which heard petitions brought forward by tobacco-control activists, stayed the Karnataka court's order on Monday, citing the need to protect the health of citizens.
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A central bank interest rate hike in July may have also brought forward some activity as buyers looked to make an offer before their pre-approved mortgages expired.
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Buechner said Akzo had intended to announce plans to sell or float the specialty chemicals division later this year, but had brought forward the announcement after PPG's offer.
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The main opposition Labour Party has said it will oppose any Brexit deal brought forward by Johnson if it does not protect jobs, workers rights and the environment.
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The Day of Remembrance, once known as the "Day of Hatred", is usually held on May 20 but was brought forward this year due to local election campaigning.
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Attorney Michael Avenatti brought forward allegations from a woman named Julie Swetnick, who claims Kavanaugh appeared at parties in which high school girls were drugged and sexually assaulted.
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The market reaction was muted and some economists said the surge in retail sales might reflect Christmas spending being brought forward to take advantage of Black Friday discounts.
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Now they are calling for next year's presidential election to be brought forward and the delayed local polls to be held, confident the ruling Socialist Party would lose.
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Yet the United States Institute of Peace-sponsored PeaceTech Summit 2016 brought forward some new data-driven tools to help detect and curb future conflicts before they begin.
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The Supreme Court, which heard petitions brought forward by tobacco-control activists, put on hold the Karnataka court's order on Monday, saying "health of a citizen has primacy".
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This case was one of the most significant ones brought forward by Mueller and exposed a major part of the 2016 Russian influence operation in the US. 5.
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So as Morrison said schools would stay open, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews brought forward school holidays and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian asked parents to keep kids at home.
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"The forthcoming Spending Round will ... be brought forward in early September and will cover the themes and priorities he was due to outline," it said in a statement.
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So as Morrison said schools would stay open, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews brought forward school holidays and NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian asked parents to keep kids at home.
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If the House follows through on Schiff's call for open hearings, Trump administration officials could be brought forward to testify about the planning and timing behind the airstrike.
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The conservative government of Prime Minister Scott Morrison has brought forward some public spending, but so far it amounts to only 0.1% of annual gross domestic product (GDP).
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National security adviser Robert O'Brien dismissed claims of Russian interference in the 2020 election on behalf of President Donald Trump, contradicting concerns reportedly brought forward by intelligence officials.
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The 2016 election brought forward real disagreements in the Democratic Party, disagreements that aren't reducible to empirical arguments, or arguments about what an achievable political agenda might be.
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The legislation was due to be brought to the Dail in January, but due to the efforts of a number of politicians it was brought forward to December 1.
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Brought forward by conservative lawmakers and signed into law by its governor, the southern US state's "Human Life Protection Act" makes no exemptions for victims of incest or rape.
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He said the decision was made soon after the launch to end the character's role on that date and that it was not brought forward due to the protest.
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ON OCTOBER 5th the health committee of Washington, DC's state council will vote on a Dignity in Dying Act brought forward by one of its Democratic members, Mary Cheh.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said the delivery of Russian S-400 missile defense systems to Turkey may be brought forward from July, the pro-government Sabah newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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Some Britons have even brought forward purchases, apparently loading up on foreign goods before the weak pound—down by over a tenth since June 1.93rd—causes prices to rise.
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Dekkers had planned to step down at the end of 2016 but in February that was brought forward to May, with strategy chief Werner Baumann taking the top job.
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The landmark case was brought forward by equal rights activist Chi Chia-wei, after the government rejected his and his long-time partner's application to get married in 2013.
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Demand in April 2017 dropped 20 percent as a tax rise came into effect which had led to bumper demand in March as some buyers brought forward their purchases.
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Sources told Bloomberg that U.S. prosecutors may be building a fraud case against the embattled pharmaceutical company and that charges could be brought forward in a matter of weeks.
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The company brought forward planned maintenance at Syncrude as a result of the fire and said it expects to be back to full production by the end of June.
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Also last week, the BoE brought forward to September from November the assessment of stressed losses in consumer credit lending in this year's annual "stress test" of top banks.
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But, at a meeting of the FIFA executive committee the next morning, kick-off was brought forward to 13:00 to avoid the possibility of a dimly lit match.
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Terms of the deal were not disclosed by the team for Casspi, who was part of the trade that brought forward/center DeMarcus Cousins to the New Orleans Pelicans.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Tee times have been brought forward for the final round at the Masters on Sunday in an effort to beat expected bad weather at Augusta National.
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Meanwhile, Westpac on Wednesday brought forward the timing of its forecast for the next Reserve Bank of Australia rate cut to October from November, citing unemployment and inflation pressures.
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Burgenland Governor Hans Peter Doskozil, who has been in charge for less than three months, said on Sunday the provincial elections scheduled for May 2020 would be brought forward.
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Of the 621 preliminary cases of human trafficking brought forward in Mexico in 2014, only 156 resulted in a conviction, which means many trafficking victims do not get justice.
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Keen to campaign on his economic record, Morrison last month brought forward Australia's annual budget to April 2019 instead of the end of May when it is normally released.
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Feinstein has maintained that she did so at Ford's request for anonymity, but Republicans have for weeks blasted the decision, saying the allegations should have been brought forward sooner.
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Indonesia, the world's biggest miner of nickel ore, has brought forward a ban on exports to the start of 2020, prompting a scramble for supply before it takes effect.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who is at the party's annual conference in Brighton, brought forward a speech scheduled on Wednesday to Tuesday afternoon in order to facilitate that plan.
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Caputo said Sunday on CNN that one week should be plenty of time to investigate the sexual misconduct claims brought forward by Christine Blasey Ford and two other women.
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Once a conspiracy theory is accepted, any argument brought forward against it can easily be reframed as part of the big plan to conceal these activities, including our debriefing.
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The company brought forward its inspection to October from November because of the Kobe Steel scandal and conducts regular quality checks, with a quality committee reporting to the board.
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It was his government, along with those of Guatemala and Colombia, which requested that the UN special session be brought forward to 20083 from its original date in 2019.
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The election, their second since the revolution that toppled a long-lasting dictatorship in 2011, was brought forward after the death in July of the president, Beji Caid Essebsi.
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Nickel prices soared to five-year highs after the Indonesian government brought forward a ban on exports of nickel ore to December, two years earlier than it had proposed.
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Andersson also said that an already announced scheme to allow companies to put workers on shorter hours with the government footing part of the bill would be brought forward.
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A ministerial meeting currently scheduled for early March could be brought forward to mid-February, one of the OPEC sources said, with February 14-15 touted as possible dates.
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Analysts had expected business to slow in the final quarter due to fewer working days and because projects had been brought forward to the third quarter in key markets.
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But it quickly reversed course to turn higher on the day as investors digested the Bank's statement and brought forward their bets on when the BoE will raise rates.
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The FCCU overhaul was originally scheduled to begin at the end of January, but had been brought forward as the unit begin struggling to maintain production, the sources said.
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Prices for the metal used in stainless steel had climbed to their highest in five years in September after top producer Indonesia brought forward a ban on ore exports.
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Washington (CNN)A Minnesota state representative suddenly ended his reelection campaign ahead of a Minnesota Public Radio report detailing allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior brought forward by his daughter.
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"The rebalancing of the zinc market may have been brought forward by the coronavirus outbreak, as prices come under pressure amid the recent stock surge," analysts at ING said.
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In recent months, a former juror on the case reportedly brought forward information on Tibbetts's behalf regarding his childhood, which he said was not properly presented at his trial.
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The safe-haven Japanese yen JPY=EBS surged to a seven-month high below 20163 yen per dollar; Goldman Sachs brought forward its forecast of 103 yen to three months.
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Ohio State says allegations of sexual misconduct by Strauss have been raised by former athletes from 14 sports and other people since such allegations were first brought forward months ago.
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The first allegation against Spacey was brought forward in October by actor Anthony Rapp, who alleged Spacey had previously made inappropriate sexual advances toward him when he was a teen.
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The first allegation against Spacey was brought forward in October by actor Anthony Rapp, who alleged Spacey had previously made inappropriate sexual advances towards him when he was a teen.
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But Peterson felt like he was just doing his job by prosecuting Williamson, Fritz, Fontenot, and Ward, the four men the police brought forward as suspects, to the fullest extent.
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Further changes in vehicle taxation are expected in January 2019, and the central bank estimates this will also lead to purchases being brought forward, increasing the growth rate in 2018.
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Citi economist Helmi Arman brought forward his forecast of a 25 bps rate cut to the third quarter, from the fourth, during which he expects another 50 bps in reductions.
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Since the 1989 revolution that led to the fall of the Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, tens of thousands of restitution cases have been brought forward seeking the return of property.
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DESPITE AN OUTRIGHT REJECTION OF SOME OF THE U.S. PROTECTIONIST DEMANDS THAT WERE BROUGHT FORWARD THIS ROUND, CANADA AND MEXICO, IM TOLD, WILL NOT WALK AWAY FROM THE NEGOTIATING TABLE.
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Joe Cherniske, who co-led the prosecution of Foad Afshar with Vartanian, told me that most cases brought forward by his office do include corroborating evidence, regardless of statutory requirements.
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He emphasized that he supports helping victims of the recent hurricanes, but wondered why the same tax relief wasn't brought forward as quickly for people impacted by floods in Louisiana.
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The switch was scheduled to happen in 2024, but the opposition demanded it be brought forward, saying the system unfairly favors the Georgian Dream party, which has ruled since 2012.
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In a 2019 case, a federal judge in Texas ruled that an all-male draft was unconstitutional in response to a lawsuit brought forward by the National Coalition for Men.
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He said speculation since July that the ban would be brought forward had pushed prices above $15,2550 a tonne, which is the marginal cost of production for nickel pig iron.
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However, Cameron Bowman, a legal expert on the RAVE Act, told THUMP that he doesn't know of any cases in which a prosecution was actually brought forward against a festival.
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She was referring to the Senate barreling toward a final vote on Thomas that evening, even as Anita Hill brought forward explosive allegations of sexual harassment against the federal judge.
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Robertson canceled his trip and brought forward meetings with New Zealand officials to finalise a local business support package, which is expected to be unveiled next week, the report said.
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The report came one day before the White House defense team was set to begin its second day of arguments fighting against the impeachment charges brought forward by House Democrats.
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Sterling had already recorded its best day since April on Thursday, after investors brought forward their rate hike bets following the Bank of England's signal that it would tighten soon.
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The BoE's agents' report pointed to anecdotal evidence that households had brought forward purchases of larger items such as furniture or electrical goods in anticipation of higher prices next year.
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Maas has proposed to EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell that a meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers be brought forward to this week to agree on a common approach.
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This is the first evidence brought forward in years, since the serial killer who is believed to have murdered up to 16 people over a period of almost two decades.
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Members on both sides say they are watching to see what Maguire says next Thursday, when he testifies about the nature of the complaint that was brought forward by Atkinson.
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Law, who was never criminally prosecuted, was promoted to archbishop in 1984 by Pope John Paul II. That same year, a bishop brought forward concerns about a priest molesting kids.
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"All sorts of things that could provide stimulus to an economy that's already improving can be brought forward, but none of it is going to happen in the first 100 days."
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Volker Beck, German lawmaker and religious spokesperson for the Green Party who filed the initial complaint, told Fox News that no charges were brought forward because "all suspects fled the country."
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The ruling suggests that Kesha, the alleged victim, is the one who should bear the onus of accusations she's brought forward, having to prove herself innocent rather than Dr. Luke guilty.
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The fact that the first tranche of the bailout had to be brought forward highlights the precariousness of Eskom's financial position, which has been exacerbated by spiraling diesel and maintenance costs.
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"Manufacturing output fell back after a strong start to the year, with production brought forward ahead of the UK's original departure date from the EU," ONS statistician Rob Kent Smith said.
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The fact that the first tranche of the bailout had to be brought forward highlights the precariousness of Eskom's financial position, which has been exacerbated by spiralling diesel and maintenance costs.
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Indonesia's ban of exports of unprocessed nickel was brought forward from the earlier schedule of January 2022 as part of the government's push to develop and expand the onshore smelting industry.
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"There might be some factors in relation to some operations of PFIs in particular that could be brought forward that says actually there is no compensatory arrangements needed here," he said.
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Since last year, the South Korean firm, the world's largest maker of smartphones, has brought forward the launch of its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series models by roughly a month.
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The case was originally brought forward by the Brexit secretary David Davis in 2014 while he was an MP, and was specifically geared towards a previous piece of UK surveillance legislation.
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Behind the scenes, diplomatic dialog is going to be kicked into high gear to gain greater understanding as to the charges being brought forward and to secure the release of Meng.
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"We are going to continue to defend them, to stand up for them, to ask for more information on the charges being brought forward (and) the reasons for detention," Trudeau said.
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Prices for the metal used to make stainless steel hit a five-year high in September after the Southeast Asian country brought forward a ban on ore exports by two years.
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Without giving a reason for the move, the Ministry said in a decree that the spring break would be brought forward by 10 days, starting on Sunday instead of March 20.
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FIFA continues to face heavy scrutiny as the 2018 World Cup begins, after investigations in 2015 brought forward allegations of corruption and bribery against many of the highest-ranking FIFA officials.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has brought forward 1 trillion yuan ($142.07 billion) of the 2020 local government special bonds quota to this year as it seeks to avert a sharper economic slowdown.
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" He said he had no answer on whether the White House would be in touch with the Palestinians but said a peace plan would be brought forward "at the appropriate time.
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Last month it brought forward the European launch of Disney+ to March 24, and on Monday it reduced the price of an annual subscription from £203/€69.99 ($77.42) to £49.99/€59.99.
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The decision means the subsequent round in Argentina, initially scheduled from April 30 to May 3, has been brought forward by one week to give more time to ship freight afterwards.
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The WTO overruled EU attempts to halt the tariffs while Brussels brought forward new arguments to show that it had complied with earlier rulings, in a somewhat rare second compliance procedure.
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The pound had already recorded its best day since April on Thursday, after investors brought forward their rate hike bets following the Bank of England's signal that it would tighten soon.
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Hundreds of pages of documents related to the special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs investigation were released Monday as part of a public-records lawsuit brought forward by BuzzFeed News and CNN.
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In Ohio, conservatives had previously brought forward a fetal heartbeat bill, but they were newly energized by the appointments of Brett M. Kavanaugh and Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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The CCI's preliminary finding was that Google appeared to be dominant on the basis of the material brought forward by the informants, who were identified in the order as Android users.
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Before meetings can begin, May has to first defeat an attempt to topple her government, in the form of a no- confidence vote brought forward by opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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Allegations against Spacey were first brought forward in October by actor Anthony Rapp, who alleged the actor had previously made inappropriate sexual advances toward him when he was just 14-years-old.
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The case was originally brought forward in 2005 by Eliot Spitzer, then New York attorney general, after the company admitted it had engaged in certain improper reinsurance transactions while Greenberg was CEO.
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The Europeans brought forward a formal submission of documents to the United Nations from a ceremony planned on Friday, fearing that other nations might ratify and trigger entry into force without them.
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Nervous businesses brought forward production and built up stockpiles ahead of March 29th—the day on which Britain was first due to leave the European Union—hoping to minimise disruption after Brexit.
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By 2025 the total cost of ownership between electric and combustion will reach parity (once taxes, fuel costs etc are included) - this time frame being brought forward if diesel gets higher taxation.
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A separate investigation is being spearheaded by former US Attorney General Eric Holder and Tammy Albarran, partners at law firm Covington & Burling, to look into the workplace issues Fowler initially brought forward.
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I think it would be more efficient if those big legacy foundations, that they brought forward their giving and let the next generation of givers be more influential in the next generation.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - WhatsApp has still not brought forward proposals to address EU regulators' concerns over the messaging service's sharing of user data with parent company Facebook, Facebook's European regulator said on Wednesday.
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Fitch believes that operating costs will be around EUR2.6bn over the medium term, including the extra-costs related to Expo (largely on transportation, environment and security) being brought forward to future budgets.
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Spencer Chandra Herbert, a politician in British Columbia, took up the cause for several years, starting with a proposal he brought forward in 2009 to ban ticket scalping—but he got nowhere.
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In recognition of the hardships faced by farmers, Fonterra brought forward a dividend, taking the payout to NZ$4.30 – still well below the break-even point of NZ$5.25 for many farmers.
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Maxwell denied Roberts' claims, calling her a liar — which resulted in Roberts suing Maxwell for defamation in 2015, a case in which she brought forward her allegations against Epstein and the prince.
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This has left an opening for Republicans to criticize the witnesses brought forward for only having second- or thirdhand knowledge of the president's motivations and what led to the aid being withheld.
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"Now an accusation of 36-year-old misconduct, dating back to high school, has been brought forward at the last minute in an irregular manner," McConnell said on the Senate floor today.
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"It is no longer necessary for the offender to use violence or threats, or to exploit the victim's particularly vulnerable situation" for a rape charge to be brought forward, the law states.
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Growing upheaval within the fragile coalition in recent months has fanned speculation that elections will be brought forward, most likely to May, when the European Parliament and local authority elections are scheduled.
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A Brexit amendment, due to be brought forward next week by Labour MP Yvette Cooper and Conservative MP Oliver Letwin, seeks to force the prime minister to request a delay to Brexit.
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A spokesperson for the statistics bureau said earlier this month that many firms had brought forward purchases of input materials ahead of the tax change in order to increase their tax deductions.
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Indian shares were volatile in trading Friday after the central bank slashed interest rates to mitigate the coronavirus impact on the economy, following a meeting that was brought forward to this week.
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A first-round pick in 210, Howden was the piece the Rangers' front office particularly wanted in the deal, which also brought forward Vladislav Namesnikov and defenseman Libor Hajek to the team.
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A source at the central bank said the governor Godwin Emefiele was due to attend the U.N. General Assembly in New York next week, hence the rate setting meeting was brought forward.
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The police blitz had been scheduled for Friday but was hastily brought forward a day when investigators discovered that someone had tipped off the mobsters and their associates to the impending arrests.
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The class action was brought forward by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP), BudgIT and by 6,721 Nigerians including Bring Back our Girls campaigner and former presidential candidate Oby Ezekwesili.
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Instead, he uses something called sleep phase advance, where on the days after a night of sleep deprivation, the time the patient goes to sleep and wakes up is systematically brought forward.
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" Ailes is currently embroiled in a sexual harassment lawsuit brought forward by former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson, who previously hosted "Fox & Friends" and most recently hosted "The Real Story with Gretchen Carlson.
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The source, who requested anonymity because the matter is confidential, said the first window of opportunity to launch the cash call was February 2018, ruling out that the transaction could be brought forward.
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After the BoE announcement, financial markets brought forward their bets on when the rate hike would come and they are now pricing in an 85 percent chance of a hike at the Nov.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Japanese carmaker Honda has brought forward a goal to only sell electric and hybrid cars in Europe by three years to 2022, a leading company executive said on Wednesday.
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A splurge of public spending and stimulus measures—a special tax on appliances has been suspended for a few months—have brought forward sales of appliances to before the usual, summer, shopping season.
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Sainz is racing for Renault next season and that switch has now been brought forward, with both teams announcing at Suzuka that he would be driving for the French outfit from Austin onwards.
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Goldman Sachs raised its expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates in the first half of 0.043 and J.P. Morgan brought forward its forecast of the next rate increase to May.
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Over the years, the FTC has brought forward more than 60 cases that allege companies are engaged in deception or unfairness by failing to implement reasonable safeguards for the consumer data they maintain.
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After the BoE announcement, financial markets brought forward their bets on when the rate hike would come and they are now pricing in an 80 percent chance of a hike on Nov. 2.
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He brought forward the elections from November 2019, but he faced an unexpectedly feisty challenge from Ince, a former physics teacher and veteran CHP lawmaker, who galvanized Turkey's long-demoralized and divided opposition.
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This was the central thesis brought forward in the late 1990s and prophesied by thinkers like Bill Gates – who expected a beautiful, customized "road ahead" – and Clifford Stoll who saw only snake oil.
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Sales were inflated in March last year, when customers brought forward purchases to beat a tax rise, meaning the sector had expected a drop as demand in Europe's second-biggest car market cools.
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Goldman Sachs raised its expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates in the first half of 2017 and J.P. Morgan brought forward its forecast of the next rate increase to May.
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China had not brought forward any ideas on how to address U.S. concerns over forced technology transfer, digital trade issues and industrial subsidization in talks in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday, Brilliant said.
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Turkey brought forward troop deployment to Qatar on Wednesday and pledged to provide crucial food and water supplies to the Gulf Arab country facing a worsening rift with its powerful Middle Eastern neighbors.
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The allegations brought forward by Palo Alto University professor Christine Blasey Ford, followed by two other women, roiled an already contentious confirmation battle over Kavanaugh's views on abortion, presidential power and individual liberty.
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Then it brought forward Klan terrorism and Jim Crow in the South; now it has brought to power the most overtly racist President since Woodrow Wilson, openly catering to a white revanchist base.
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The Australian dollar fell on Wednesday as Westpac brought forward the timing of its forecast for the next Reserve Bank of Australia rate cut to October from November, citing unemployment and inflation pressures.
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And since there are questions about how realistic the plans brought forward by some countries are, the more nations we can get on board, the more likely we are to reach our goal.
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Taxi driver Isa, originally from the southeastern province of Siirt, said a wedding he was due to attend there was brought forward one week so people could get back in time to vote.
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"We're already looking at it," Grassley said in response to allegations brought forward on Wednesday by lawyer Michael Avenatti, who is representing a third woman who has accused the nominee of sexual misconduct.
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Brought forward by a member of Parliament, it initially called for the death penalty for certain homosexual acts and perpetuated the myth that the LGBTQ community was recruiting young people to become gay.
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Portugal was the first country in the world to commit to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and last October it brought forward a deadline for closing its last coal plants to 2023.
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Portugal was the first country in the world to commit to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and last October it brought forward a deadline for closing its last coal plants to 2023.
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Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee refused to call all of the witnesses requested in Collins's letter when Republicans on that committee asked for them to be brought forward during Intelligence impeachment hearings.
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Maguire's statement comes hours after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) announced that she would launch a formal impeachment inquiry against Trump, largely circulating around national security concerns brought forward by the complaint.
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Crowd-sourcing and open innovation have brought forward solutions to a surprising range of global problems -- from predicting solar flares, to improving road safety in Cairo, to fighting off diseases in the human body.
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"I am very encouraged with the negotiation and the product that has been brought forward that includes E-Verify with the guest worker program and I think that it needs to happen," said Rep.
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Halperin is the latest on a growing list of men in powerful positions who have been accused of sexual harassment or assault since dozens of women brought forward allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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The movie was originally scheduled for cinema release on April 3, 2020 in the UK and April 8 in the US, but it has been brought forward a day to April 2 by producers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party said on Wednesday it had brought forward a motion for parliament to take control of government business to prevent a new prime minister pursuing a no-deal Brexit.
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Freedom Caucus members said that they would not vote for the legislation unless Ryan brought forward their preferred bill on dealing with young adults who were brought to the United States illegally as minors.
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An added wrinkle is that the government brought forward by a week its annual Budget statement, putting it on May 3 which happens to be the same day as the RBA's monthly policy meeting.
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In recent weeks, a bill has been brought forward in the Texas senate that would make it compulsory for anyone looking to attain a commercial vehicle license to undergo a human trafficking awareness course.
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Previous data had shown a collapse in factory output in April as car manufacturers brought forward their annual summer shutdowns to follow the original March 29 Brexit deadline that was postponed to Oct. 31.
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Meanwhile, the Justice Department is investigating Live Nation for anti-competitive practices after a New York Times report brought forward several allegations of the promoter threatening venues for selling tickets through Ticketmaster competitor AEG.
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The date for reducing the scope of the levy on banks' balance sheets, introduced after the financial crisis, should be brought forward to the current parliament, he told the BBA's annual conference in London.
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Uniper has rejected the proposals brought forward by Knight Vinke but has made a recommendation with regard to Elliott's demand, only saying it would have far-reaching implications for Fortum without being more specific.
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However, the Treasury on Tuesday evening mysteriously said that Javid's speech had been cancelled, and that the spending review would be brought-forward to September 4 — the day after Parliament returns from summer recess.
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The amendment, brought forward by Congressmen Tom Cole (who has been ringing this bell for a while now) and Sanford Bishop, also included some language to deter the use of vape products by minors.
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Given that Trump's character has been the source of so many of Clinton's attacks, it's telling that he hasn't brought forward more character witnesses to attest that he's really a great guy in private.
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As Beijing seeks to avert a sharper economic slowdown, policymakers have brought forward 1 trillion yuan ($142.07 billion) of the 2020 local government special bonds quota, used to finance infrastructure projects, to this year.
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Nadler has dismissed a Republican request for eight witnesses to testify as part of the impeachment inquiry, including Schiff and the whistleblower who first brought forward the allegations about President Trump's contacts with Ukraine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone money markets on Monday showed investors have brought forward expectations for a rate cut from the European Central Bank after poor manufacturing and services data elevated concerns about a recession.
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In terms of reducing emissions it's not as effective as alternative proposals brought forward by Democrats, and fossil fuel companies seem to support it only as a way to stave off more radical action.
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Given the witnesses he brought forward and the quality of the evidence he presented, it isn't clear that Giuliani discovered anything during his Ukraine trip that will lend any credence to his conspiracy theories.
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"The Turkish lira was one of the worst performing currencies last week, so investors are clearly happy with the stimulus measures being brought forward," said Jason Tuvey, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.
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The government brought forward cash transfers to several ministries on Tuesday to fund expenditures and salaries in a move seen by some analysts as an attempt to secure the political support of its remaining allies.
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UniCredit brought forward the publication of its preliminary results after accidentally releasing some figures relating to the July-September period on Monday afternoon both on its website and in an email to investors and analysts.
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Most analysts have interpreted Draghi's speech as hawkish - euro zone money markets brought forward their expectations for a 10 basis point ECB rate hike to September from October 2019 - helping to underpin the single currency.
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I, for one, am looking forward to a vigorous debate over the coming years as more and more evidence is brought forward regarding ASC's ability to preserve the structural and molecular information in the brain.
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Carillion, which operates in Canada and the Middle East as well as Britain and employs more than 30,000 people, last month brought forward the start date for new chief executive Andrew Davies to Jan. 22.
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The clips, totaling around 10 hours of footage, were part of the sixth batch of records to be released by the department following a court order in a lawsuit brought forward by numerous media organizations.
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A current goal to phase out new petrol and diesel cars by 2040 would come too late and would need to be brought forward to at least 2035 or 2030 if possible, the report said.
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South Korea's KOSPI finished 1.7 percent lower, extending earlier losses just before the market close after both leaders brought forward the schedule of their second day of summit talks in Vietnam by almost two hours.
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No ASN or EDF comment about how this timing will impact the lid repair timing and whether the reactor would start up with the faulty lid or whether the lid repair could be brought forward.
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The blocks were initially to be auctioned in June, but the date was brought forward to April 15, then postponed to April 25 to give bidders more time, the oil ministry said at the time.
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" House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley of Democrat, echoed Capuano and other leaders, telling those in the meeting, "There is a need for a family discussion before any issue of this magnitude is brought forward.
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MADRID, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Spain's Telefonica has brought forward to September 10 its monthly board meeting, normally held at the end of the month, because of concerns over market conditions, a Telefonica spokesman told Reuters.
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Michigan Democrats were particularly outraged, they said, at the changes passed on Tuesday to the minimum wage and paid sick time rules, because both measures had originally been brought forward as citizen-initiated ballot measures.
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Pink (2016), the martial quality of fake nails is brought forward: Both pieces look like shellacked nails that have been tapered and elongated to form a ceremonial shield for a special contingent of Greek infantry.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Organizers of the Davis Cup Finals in Madrid have brought forward the start times of Friday's last-eight ties by half an hour after a week of late finishes at La Caja Magica.
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It is also allowing local governments to sell 1 trillion yuan of special bonds this year that are being brought forward from their 2020 quota, but it remains unclear when those bonds will be issued.
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SURPRISE DEPARTURE Analysts had expected Solberg to shake up her government later this year, but the sudden departure of Progress, including the party's leader, Finance Minister Siv Jensen, led to the moves being brought forward.
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The F.T.C. has to monitor nearly every sector of the economy and is most likely to go after alleged bad actors when they are brought forward in a complaint, a costly and time-consuming process.
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That timing was brought forward this week when New Zealand's central bank blind sided markets by cutting its rates a sharp 50 basis points and said a move to negative interest rates might even be necessary.
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Some economists believe the second-quarter readings are misleadingly low, because firms brought forward purchases of components to stockpile ahead of March 29th, the original Brexit date, and so spent the second quarter using them up.
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And Mr Mattarella was adamant that, even if the election were brought forward from the scheduled date in 2018, it should not be called before parliament had drawn up new electoral rules applying to both chambers.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The planned delivery of Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile batteries to Turkey has been brought forward to July 2019, the Turkish undersecretary for defense industries said, from the first quarter of 2020.
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"We brought forward the delivery date in the accord signed with Russia to provide the S-400 system and got a date of July 2019," Turkish Undersecretary for Defence Industries Ismail Demir wrote on Twitter overnight.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party said on Wednesday it had brought forward a motion for parliament to take control of government business to prevent a new prime minister pursuing a no-deal Brexit.
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HANOI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un brought forward the schedule of their second day of summit talks in Vietnam on Thursday by almost two hours, the White House said.
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The bank, which brought forward its annual results by a week to try to reassure investors after a violent sell-off in its shares, ended 13 with a net profit of 390 million euros ($427 million).
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He recently brought forward legislation to help pay college tuition for Americans who volunteer in national service programs, as well as a retirement savings bill that would establish a minimum contribution requirement for employee savings plans.
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NICKEL TO DRIFT The nickel price has been the best performer so far this year with 59% gains, spiking after top producer Indonesia brought forward a ban on ore exports by two years to Jan. 1.
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At its last meeting in December, the central bank said it would end net new bond purchases, but brought forward reinvestments of bonds maturing further ahead, something that will boost its balance sheet significantly during 2018.
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"It is possible that some consumers brought forward purchases amid concern prices could rise if a disruptive Brexit at the end of March sees sterling weaken sharply," Howard Archer of economic consultancy EY ITEM Club said.
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The election, brought forward from November, was widely seen in Israel as a bid by Netanyahu to win a renewed mandate in the hopes that it would strengthen his hand in the legal proceedings against him.
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INDONESIA: Indonesia's President will make the final decision on whether an export ban on mineral ore due to come into force in 2022 will be brought forward, the minister in charge of mining said on Tuesday.
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The switch was scheduled to happen anyway in 2024, but the opposition demanded the change be brought forward, as proportional voting is likely to make it harder for Georgian Dream to maintain its dominance in parliament.
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The switch was scheduled to happen in 2024, but the opposition demanded it be brought forward for the election due in October next year, saying the system unfairly favors Georgian Dream, which has ruled since 2012.
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INDONESIA: Indonesia's President will make the final decision on whether an export ban on mineral ore due to come into force in 173 will be brought forward, the minister in charge of mining said on Tuesday.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan turned down a motion from the Department of Justice (DOJ) for an appeals court to review his previous rulings that the lawsuit, brought forward by roughly 200 Democratic members of Congress, can advance.
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"The fact that it isn't proceeding along that trajectory suggests that Carlson had an interest in seeing these allegations brought forward in the public forum," said Debra Katz, a lawyer who specializes in sexual harassment cases.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled on behalf of a business seeking to stop a class-action lawsuit brought forward by an employee, handing a win to companies that want to block some types of litigation.
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The pound had already recorded its best day since April on Thursday, after investors brought forward their bets on when the Bank of England would raise interest rates after it signalled it would do so soon.
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"Our research showed half of the people we surveyed have brought forward their plan to buy a house this year," said Wang Tao, chief China economist at UBS, citing a report that surveys around 3,000 people.
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Mikaela Shiffrin, who decided to pull out of the downhill on Monday, took advantage of the final training run to prepare for the combined, which has been brought forward to Thursday because of forecast high winds.
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The opposition, which has majority support in Venezuela after years of being in the shadow of the ruling Socialist Party, is demanding that delayed state elections be held and the 2018 presidential vote be brought forward.
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"We will make it easier for claims to be brought forward and send a strong message that when it comes to sexual harassment in the workplace, time is up," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
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CHINA: China, the world's largest consumer of metals, has brought forward 1 trillion yuan ($142 billion) of the 4003 local government special bonds quota to this year as it seeks to avert a sharper economic slowdown.
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A long-term measure of the market's euro zone inflation expectations meanwhile fell to 1.21% - its lowest since early-September, while money markets brought forward bets on an ECB rate cut to March 2020 from April.
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The budget deficit would have been even worse at $823 billion if certain outlays had not been brought forward and recorded in the previous financial year because the first day of Fiscal 2018 fell on a weekend.
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Syncrude expects to produce 5.3 million barrels in May and 6.6 million barrels in June as the 350,000 barrel-per-day capacity plant undergoes maintenance that was brought forward following a fire in March, the sources said.
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And with the pay vote looking tight, the carmaking alliance brought forward its annual synergies disclosure - usually made in July - to announce 5.7 billion euros in performance savings for 2017, a 14 percent year-on-year gain.
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Fillon had been due to meet investigators on Wednesday but, in a surprise move, the meeting was brought forward by 24 hours - a move requested by Fillon's lawyer to spare him the full glare of the media.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party will oppose any Brexit deal brought forward by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson if it does not protect jobs, workers rights and the environment, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Thursday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Westpac Banking Corp has brought forward the timing of its forecast for the next rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to October, from November previously, chief economist Bill Evans said on Wednesday.
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Several girls— young girls—were brought forward who could attest to Rickard taking them to various apartments around New York, giving detailed and accurate descriptions of the interiors of his office and various addresses amid their allegations.
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Your boy Jools Holland—slayer of the piano and host of the only live British music show that anyone seems to watch—brought forward an all-star lineup last night, featuring some of the country's greatest talents.
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The emails appear to show a correspondence between Veselnitskaya and an official in Russia's state prosecutor's office coordinating a response to a case brought forward by the U.S. Department of Justice, NBC's Richard Engel said on MSNBC.
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The loss of the five seats of Lieberman's Israel Beitenu faction leaves Netanyahu with control of just 61 of the 120 seats in parliament, raising the prospect that a scheduled November 2019 election would be brought forward.
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"GDP grew solidly and was unrevised in the first quarter of 2019, with manufacturing seeing strong growth due to orders being brought forward ahead of the UK's original EU departure date," ONS statistician Rob Kent-Smith said.
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The House of Commons on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly by 438-20 to back a bill brought forward by Johnson to allow a pre-Christmas election to "refresh this parliament" and "break free from the impasse" on Brexit.
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EDF has assured it has enough production to meet winter demand but news on Tuesday that French nuclear safety regulator ASN has demanded additional tests on 5 reactors be brought forward sparked another round of price rises.
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But the issue is far from settled, as is evident in the debate over how to view the accusations of sexual impropriety now being brought forward by women about Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court nominee.
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Philippines producer Marcventures Holdings said it plans to develop and a new mine slated to begin commercial operation by 2021, seeking to take advantage of Indonesia's nickel export ban, which has been brought forward by two years.
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The Philippine producer Marcventures Holdings said it plans to develop a new mine slated to begin commercial operation by 2021, seeking to take advantage of Indonesia's nickel export ban, which has been brought forward by two years.
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In a session packed with central bank decisions, the Norwegian crown rose over 1 percent against both the dollar and the euro after the central bank in Oslo brought forward its forecast for when rates might rise.
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Hayes Brown: But the emails Cooper brought forward suggest that yes, Ukraine knew that there was something fucked up with the aid delivery, and they reached out about it just hours after Trump's call with the Zelensky.
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But after weeks of demanding the charges be brought forward speedily, he said the Senate would put off considering the terms of the trial or the substance of the case for nearly a week, until next Tuesday.
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"(Transactions) were lower year-on-year in the second quarter as a consequence of buyers having brought forward purchases ... and due to the increased economic uncertainty in the lead up to the EU referendum," the firm said.
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"While civil rights advocates have suspected that the Department of Education was not acting on complaints brought forward by transgender students, reports that these violations are completely being ignored are reprehensible," said HRC Legal Director Sarah Warbelow.
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" Britain's foreign minister, Boris Johnson, told reporters in Brussels, "Clearly this is a decision that makes it more important than ever that the long-awaited American proposals on the Middle East peace process are now brought forward.
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A Texas judge ordered conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his website InfoWars on Monday to pay $100,000 in court costs and legal fees in a case brought forward by a Sandy Hook family, the Daily Beast reports.
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Instead, TRAI points out how long it took Facebook to notice and then flag the email issue (25 days), saying that it fixed a similar issue for other users as soon as the complaints were brought forward.
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"We will never give up," said team boss Mattia Binotto, whose team had dominated pre-season testing at the circuit but who were way off the Mercedes pace even with an upgraded engine brought forward by two races.
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Many car factories ramped up manufacturing at the start of the year and brought forward production breaks to prepare for Britain's original Brexit date of March 29, but the divorce was delayed by then Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Sources close to the matter had told Reuters in late February, that SpringerNature has brought forward the listing which may value it at more than 7 billion euros including debt, to reduce the risk from volatile stock markets.
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As the #MeToo movement has brought forward the names of many men accused of sexual misconduct, it has also revealed something else: a layer of legal and public relations professionals at the ready to fight for their clients.
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The start time of the marathon, the event with the longest duration outside, was likely to be brought forward by one hour to 0600 local time (2100GMT) to avoid the highest temperatures, Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday.
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It brought forward the release of its profit announcement, initially scheduled for Friday, to show a 3 percent drop in cash earnings for the three months to December amid rising competition to sell mortgages and higher borrowing costs.
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The U.S.-China trade war has brought forward the next U.S. recession, according to a majority of economists polled by Reuters who now expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates again in September and once more next year.
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"What we agree is that the new political cycle opens opportunities for new policy ideas to be brought forward," World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of an economic forum in Moscow.
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In an about-turn, the State Department announced Saturday that Tillerson would attend the NATO meeting after it was brought forward to later this week — a rescheduling that would have required consensus among all 28 NATO member countries.
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The promise of overcoming that inability to communicate — not just with aliens, but with one another — is what lies at the heart of the film, and it's an idea that's brought forward most directly by Amy Adams' performance.
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The Expanse's first season adapted most of the first novel of the series, Leviathan Wakes, but left the book's finale for the second season, while elements of the second novel, Caliban's War, are being brought forward a bit.
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The Supreme Court has refused to listen to the appeal of gunmaker Remington in the 2014 lawsuit brought forward by a survivor and families of victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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On the other, some people have brought forward plans to emigrate so that they can be grandfathered into whatever system emerges after Brexit, says Roger Boaden of Expat Citizen Rights in EU, a campaign group registered in France.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections will be brought forward to June 24, more than a year earlier than planned, saying the country urgently needed to make the switch to an executive presidency.
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The switch to full proportional representation from the roughly half at present was scheduled to happen in 2024, but the opposition demanded it be brought forward, saying the system unfairly favors Georgian Dream, which has ruled since 2012.
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The law, which goes into effect July 1, says "it is no longer necessary for the offender to use violence or threats, or to exploit the victim&aposs particularly vulnerable situation" for rape charges to be brought forward.
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"[T]he Court finds that the plaintiffs have standing to sue the President for allegedly violating the Foreign Emoluments Clause," U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan wrote in response to the suit, which was brought forward by Sen.
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The ruling halts the case brought forward in 2016 by former chief of staff of the Iraqi Army, General Abdul Wahed Shannan Al Rabbat, who sought to prosecute Blair along with his former foreign secretary and attorney general.
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Sunday's election has been brought forward after the death in July of the late President Beji Caid Essebsi, a former foreign minister under Ben Ali who then helped Tunisia steer through its transition to democracy after the revolution.
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The announcement came after the board brought forward discussions on the handover amid a growing leadership vacuum in the wake of a series of management departures, internal and external graft probes and the pre-announced exit of Enders.
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Other parties have also objected to the timing of the biopic's release, which was recently brought forward by a week A total of 47 former civil servants have written an open letter urging the Election Commission to investigate.
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There is also the risk that China has brought forward stimulus spending into the first half of 2019, meaning that the second half may be weaker for steel and iron ore, unless Beijing keeps the credit taps wide open.
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The sexual assault accusation was first brought forward in November 2017 by former Boston TV news anchor Heather Unruh when she publicly accused the actor of assaulting her then 18-year-old son at a bar in July 2016.
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Checks by Reuters with employees at about 20 dealerships in Shanghai, Beijing and the provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, which have also brought forward the implementation of new standards, found that stage-5 cars had been a tough sell.
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Foxtons, which said revenue had dropped to 13 million pounds ($37 million) in the three months to March 31, suffered after a bumper first quarter last year in which many buyers brought forward purchases to avoid a tax hike.
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"Everyone now sees Harvey as this repulsive monster, which he was and is on one hand, but what is interesting and isn't brought forward is that he was an extremely exciting, brilliant stimulating person to be around," Perkins said.
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The sexual assault accusation was first brought forward in November 2017 by former Boston TV news anchor Heather Unruh when she publicly accused the actor of assaulting her then 18-year-old son at a bar in July 2016.
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At least part of the weakness can be attributed to a hangover from a stockpiling boom in the run-up to the original Brexit date of March 29, when companies brought forward work to get ready for possible disruption.
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The Australian dollar fell to a 12-day low of $0.6978 after Westpac Banking Corp brought forward the timing of its forecast for the next rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to October, from November previously.
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Democrats broadly slammed the report as too limited in scope and argued that the FBI hadn't interviewed enough witnesses to conduct a truly effective probe of allegations brought forward by multiple women including Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
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At least part of the weakness can be attributed to a hangover from a stockpiling boom in the run-up to the original Brexit date of March 21, when companies brought forward work to get ready for possible disruption.
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UniCredit said it had brought forward the publication of its third-quarter results after accidentally releasing some figures relating to the July-September period on Monday afternoon both on its website and in an email to investors and analysts.
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The steel-to-elevators group brought forward cost savings to bolster earnings and said the outlook was improving, especially for its steel-related businesses, where higher spot-market prices should start to feed through to its results this quarter.
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LONDON, July 25 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party will oppose any Brexit deal brought forward by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson if it does not protect jobs, workers rights and the environment, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Thursday.
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Bipartisan legislation has been brought forward in the past to protect Mueller's investigation, but when the issue cropped up last April, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he would not bring such legislation to the floor for a vote.
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Sources close to the matter had told Reuters in late February, that Springer Nature has brought forward the listing which may value it at more than 7 billion euros including debt, to reduce the risk from volatile stock markets.
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The Muslim couple that brought forward the petition referred to a ruling from the court last year that allowed women of menstrual age to enter a Hindu temple in India, saying that the ban violated their right to worship.
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The issues that the women's coalition brought forward in the peace process, including education and mixed housing, had previously gone unaddressed by the main parties to the conflict, but have ultimately proved to be fundamental to promoting social cohesion.
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Prior to the reform of Germany's sexual crime laws in 2016, the country's legislation was considered antiquated as it required victims to show that they physically resisted attacks before charges of rape and sexual assault could be brought forward.
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At its last meeting in June, the FPC brought forward a requirement for banks to explain how they would cope with heavy consumer lending losses, and also started to increase the risk buffers banks must hold against cyclical downturns.
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A senior market source said buyers with long relationships with Leahy had brought forward some purchase plans to December in hopes of a good deal, uncertain about how aggressive Airbus would be under his successor, Rolls-Royce's Eric Schulz.
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Petra, which had brought forward the closure of its South African diamond sales by three days to March 23, said it would hold two further events in May and June, although the outlook for the programmes remains "highly uncertain".
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Payments in 2015 were especially high because dividends were brought forward to beat a tax increase, but the methodology change suggested the fall in savings since then might have been less severe than thought, ONS statistician Katherine Kent said.
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The pound had already recorded its best day since April on Thursday, after investors brought forward their bets on when the Bank of England would raise interest rates after it signalled it would do so in the "coming months".
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"One of the big movers for the Aussie market has been the job numbers coming through last Thursday basically lifting expectations of the interest rate cut to be brought forward to October," said James Tao, market analyst at CommSec.
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This past weekend, multiple outlets reported that President Donald Trump was curtailing the number of people the FBI could speak with and limiting the scope of its investigation to allegations brought forward by Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez.
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It's just one of several competing bills that Democrats have brought forward in recent months to reform the nation's health care system -- and just as the landmark Affordable Care Act comes under renewed legal assault from the Trump administration. Reps.
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All a senator has to do is object when a bill is brought forward for debate and a vote and, unless there are 60 Senate votes available to overcome the objection, the pending bill will virtually vanish from the agenda.
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Michael Avenatti, Daniels's lawyer, tweeted about the WSJ report on Tuesday and compared tactics used against Daniels to those being utilized against Julie Swetnick, another of his clients, who has brought forward sexual misconduct allegations about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Some of Ellison's supporters told the Washington Post on Tuesday that they were either troubled by the abuse allegations brought forward by Monahan or that they were skeptical of what they saw as last-minute accusations against a lawmaker they trust.
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HE. Pirelli had expected to list in the first half of 2018 but brought forward the plans due to favorable market conditions, reaching an investment grade rating earlier than expected and after executing a series of steps to cut debt.
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China asked that the annual the summit, normally held in mid-July, be brought forward to press home President Xi Jinping's defense of open trade at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, in response to Trump's protective stance.
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"We recognise that any motion brought forward tomorrow will need to be compliant with the speaker's ruling and that discussion is ongoing and a motion will be tabled just as soon as possible and obviously by later today," Leadsom told parliament.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum Ltd has pushed out the final approval date for its mammoth Browse gas project but slightly brought forward plans to sign off on its smaller Scarborough project as it races to fill an anticipated global supply gap.
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CrowdJustice, which until now has been based in Britain, this week brought forward the date of its U.S. launch by three weeks to take advantage of various campaigns to defend those subject to the travel ban from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The 203 revision balances a negative effect from the absence of consumption brought forward into 2016 to beat the tax hike against the impact from the higher-than-expected quarter-on-quarter growth in 1Q of 1.9%, seasonally adjusted annual rate.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovakia wants the European Union to speed up reinforcement of the bloc's external border controls, Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Friday, adding that a summit on the issue planned for later this year should be brought forward.
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"While civil rights advocates have suspected that the Department of Education was not acting on complaints brought forward by transgender students, reports that these violations are completely being ignored are reprehensible," said HRC Legal Director Sarah Warbelow in a statement.
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"Brexit is clearly not the single decisive factor behind our decision-making for the UK market, but the need to plan for various complex scenarios has brought forward the timing," Juergen Ziegler, Schaeffler's manager responsible for Europe, said in a statement.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Olympic women's football team was showered with joyous attention until their heart-breaking semi-final elimination on Tuesday which brought forward a key question: Was the interest the start of something big or another false dawn?
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The official White House Twitter account has continued the real-time assault in recent days as witness after witness has brought forward more evidence suggesting that there was indeed a quid pro quo at the heart of the Ukraine scandal.
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"Given the evolution of the political situation just seven weeks from the presidential election ... the political committee, which includes notably the candidates of the (party) primaries, has been brought forward by 24 hours to Monday March 6," the statement said.
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Under former president Barack Obama, the U.S. brought forward a target of cutting emissions by 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2020, but Trump wants to ease that, since he is in favor of burning more fossil fuels.
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The announcement came a week after the former government utility brought forward a plan to cut a quarter of its internal workforce, or 8,000 jobs, and forecast a A$500 million ($348.9 million) writedown on its ageing data-storage assets.
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There are currently no plans for the House of Commons to stop meeting until March 31, when a pre-planned Easter recess begins, although the opposition Labour Party has called for that date to be brought forward by a week.
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In the US, the decision is written by Anthony Kennedy, who's a right-wing Catholic conservative, and in the UK the gay marriage bill is brought forward by David Cameron, who is a quite right-wing Conservative Party prime minister.
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There was no response from the chair until well into a whole lot of things that had happened, including a press conference where Senator [John C.] Danforth brought forward a physician who had never interviewed me and accused me of erotomania.
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LONDON/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. furniture company RC Willey Home Furnishings is so concerned that new global clean air rules will cause transport disruption that it brought forward the shipment of arm chairs and sofas from China by two months.
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"It would also revive the latent risk that this government simply cannot make it through to the end of its term as scheduled in December, and that the electoral and/or the handover needs to be brought forward," Watson said.
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A year later, however, Mr. Orban's party brought forward a new version of the civil society legislation — prompting Mr. Daul and Manfred Weber, the coalition's leader in the European Parliament, to summon him to Brussels for a more intimate dressing down.
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Wright said a planned increase in Remote Gaming Duty, paid by online gaming operators, would also be brought forward to April to cover the negative impact on the public finances as a result of the cut to the maximum FOBT stake.
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Kincaid said upper management prevented the allegations of sexual harassment and assault brought forward by the five other women from being referred to ATF's Professional Review Board, which would have determined what disciplinary action, if any, would result, including removal.
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Norman said the timing of first oil "probably" could be brought forward, but that would depend on the targeted production rate for the field, currently estimated at 100,000 to 120,000 barrels per day by Cairn and 140,000 bpd by FAR.
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South Africa's opposition parties are insisting a no-confidence vote against Zuma scheduled for February 22 be brought forward to this week and have threatened to file charges with a High Court if the Parliament speaker does not allow it.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Woodside Petroleum Ltd has pushed out the final approval date for its mammoth Browse gas project but slightly brought forward plans to sign off on its smaller Scarborough project as it races to fill an anticipated global supply gap.
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CHINA'S IMPORTS BOOM The gyrations in LME stocks may be more about LME spreads than fundamental dynamics, but they have nevertheless allayed any fears of an imminent supply shortfall after Indonesia brought forward a ban on the export of nickel ore.
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A federal judge ruled in favor of Airbnb in a lawsuit brought forward by Apartment Investment & Management Co. (Aimco), one of the largest residential landlords in the country, which alleged that the homesharing platform lets tenants effectively break their leases.
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Mopani, where Glencore is investing in a major rebuild of the mine, saw refined copper production slump 31% in the first half of 28 as a smelter maintenance shutdown scheduled for next year was brought forward to June "following accelerated smelter integrity issues".
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Already, his investigation has resulted in Michael Cohen, the president's longtime lawyer, pleading guilty to lying to Congress, and Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chair, pleading guilty to tax and fraud charges unrelated to his campaign work but brought forward by Mueller's investigation.
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Turkey has shown no sign of giving ground and Erdogan, who held talks with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow this week, was quoted on Wednesday as saying the July date for delivery of the first S-400s could even be brought forward.
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The need to explore other ways of controlling the cartels was widely seen as being behind Mexico's decision, in 2012, to join Colombia and Guatemala in proposing that the special session, known as UNGASS, be brought forward from its original date in 2019.
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But years of front-loading the idea that campaigns are basically a form of not-so-entertaining reality television has brought forward a major party nominee who, whatever else you want to say about him, was a very successful reality TV host.
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The committees also said that although the government has promised to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2040, the target is too late to bring about changes in industry and local government planning, and should be brought forward.
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The lawsuit was brought forward in 2017 by Cork Wine Bar, a restaurant in Washington that said it suffered because lobbyists and other political-minded customers chose to host fundraisers, events and dinners at the Trump International Hotel rather than at its business.
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Tribal interests brought forward a proposal for a Bears Ears National Conservation Area to protect Cedar Mesa and other hotspots for cliff dwellings, rock art and archaeological sites, and remarkably this proposal gained majority support in public comments among San Juan County residents.
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The recent rise in U.S.-China trade war tensions has brought forward the next U.S. recession, according to a majority of economists polled by Reuters who now expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates again in September and once more next year.
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A slight plurality of Americans, 2628 percent, said in the poll that they believe the allegations brought forward by Christine Blasey Ford that Kavanaugh groped her and held her down while covering her mouth at a high school party in the 28503s.
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"Not too happy with McGregor winning Sportsperson of the year... not when (there are) players who give their all on the pitch week in week out..." The reaction also brought forward the common refrain from MMA contrarians, who believe the sport is "fake".
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YOKOSUKA (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy's top officer on Tuesday said that vessels from eastern Pacific could be brought forward to reinforce U.S. naval power in Asia as Washington contends with increased threats in the region and accidents that have weakened its maritime force.
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Judge wrote to the top Judiciary panel senators on Friday, explaining that he denies allegations brought forward by Kavanaugh's latest accuser, Julie Swetnick, and that he will cooperate with any investigation that takes place ahead of Kavanaugh's vote on the Senate floor.
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Koupriianov and Spencer's lawyers had tried to seal the divorce filings on three different occasions, according to BuzzFeed, but a judge ultimately denied those motions and said they hadn't brought forward a significant justification for keeping the filings out of the public eye.
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"These fake arguments brought forward by the industry are exactly the reason why we are taking to the streets," said a spokeswoman for Sand in the Gearbox, which has called for a blockade of the Frankfurt show and increased use of bicycles.
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A second cut is seen by year-end, according to 18 of 35 respondents, as analysts brought forward their forecasts amid growing risks to global growth from the viral outbreak which has already jolted factory activity and tourism in a number of countries.
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"If any amendments are brought forward to force premature opinions on mid-trial questions, I will move to table such amendments," McConnell said in floor remarks, noting that his proposed trial resolution would postpone decisions on evidence until days into the proceedings.
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But consider the message he was sending: In the face of the most damning facts brought forward about a president in more than a generation, Mr. Johnson's instinct was to say, in effect, How dare you speak the truth about our dear leader?
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PARIS (Reuters) - Embattled French presidential candidate Francois Fillon was under growing pressure to quit the race on Saturday as his party leaders brought forward a meeting to discuss the situation and former allies shied away from a planned rally to support him.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Syncrude Canada has brought forward an eight-week turnaround at its oil sands plant in northern Alberta after a fire two weeks ago damaged the facility and forced a cut in crude production, majority-owner Suncor Energy said on Monday.
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LONDON, July 22 (IFR) - Mydentist on Friday brought forward the pricing of the first sterling junk bond deal since the UK voted to leave the European Union, after receiving a flood of orders that one fund manager described as "a total blowout".
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"Democrats did not rush to judgment, Democrats did not embrace impeachment at its first opportunity," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters Tuesday, pointing out that the vast majority of House Democrats didn't vote for earlier impeachment bills brought forward by progressive members.
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Eskom had expected to draw down 7 billion rand ($481 million) from a $2.5 billion CDB loan facility by late March, but South Africa's finance ministry said last month that the drawdown had been delayed, meaning a planned bailout had to be brought forward.
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There was talk in the metals market on Monday that the ban might be brought forward, sending nickel prices to a four-year high on the Shanghai Futures Exchange and to a two-week high at $14,930 a ton on the London Metal Exchange.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The recent escalation in the U.S.-China trade war has brought forward the next U.S. recession, according to a majority of economists polled by Reuters who now expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates again in September and once more next year.
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In a trading update brought forward after a review of its Brexit preparations, easyJet confirmed its previous expectations for a 275 million pound ($360 million) loss in the six months to the end of March along with a fall in average prices per seat.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs on Wednesday raised its expectations that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates in the first half of 2017, and J.P. Morgan brought forward its forecast of the next rate increase to May, following robust economic data for January.
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"Among the various proposals brought forward for the lenders to reach a compromise is the one for extra measures that could be decided now but implemented only if we don't meet our target for a 3.5 percent primary surplus in 2018," the official said.
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It was one of those little slight barriers was knocked down for me, I thought if this man could be brought forward—you know, he was so popular—then there's always that slight possibility that maybe sometime, in time, Bill Clinton will have to answer.
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Some informed observers think the rising went off at half-cock: it had been planned for another day, with the support of senior officers, but was brought forward because the regime was about to arrest Mr Guaidó and the coup plotters then backed down.
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There was talk in the metals market on Monday that the ban might be brought forward, sending nickel prices to a four-year high on the Shanghai Futures Exchange and to a two-week high at $14,930 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange.
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CALGARY, Alberta/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Syncrude Canada oil sands project will run at reduced rates in May and June while maintenance work that was brought forward after a fire at the plant last month is completed, majority-owner Suncor Energy said on Wednesday.
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LONDON, May 4 (Reuters) - British new car registrations slumped by 20 percent in April, the biggest year-on-year drop for over six years after record demand in March when customers brought forward purchases to avoid a tax hike, an industry body said on Thursday.
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U.K. housebuilder Persimmon said it had "brought forward a healthy order book into 2016 and our strong sales performance over the period has resulted in total forward sales revenue, including legal completions taken so far in 2016, being 8 percent higher than last year".
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Wall Street's top banks brought forward their expectations for when they think the Fed will begin reducing its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio to as early September, and see balance sheet reduction as more of a priority than another interest rate rise, a Reuters poll showed.
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"I can confirm today that amendments to Clause 11 of the bill will be brought forward in the House of Lords (Britain's upper legislative chamber), allowing for further discussions to take place between the UK government and Scottish government," David Mundell said in a statement.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's main opposition party on Wednesday called for an immediate end to a state of emergency imposed in the wake of a 2016 coup attempt, after President Tayyip Erdogan declared presidential and parliamentary elections would be brought forward by more than a year.
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"Our congressional districts are the epicenter of the technological revolution and our constituents in Silicon Valley have brought forward incredible advances, improving the lives of billions of people, but we believe that great missteps have been made," Eshoo said during a press call on Tuesday.
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"Our congressional districts are the epicenter of the technological revolution and our constituents in Silicon Valley have brought forward incredible advances, improving the lives of billions of people, but we believe that great missteps have been made," Eshoo said during a press call on Tuesday.
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"But clearly this is a decision that makes it more important than ever that the long-awaited American proposals on the Middle East peace process are now brought forward and I would say that that should happen as a matter of priority," he noted.
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A federal appeals court in Oregon on Thursday granted a motion from the Trump administration for a temporary stay in a lawsuit brought forward by a group of young people who argue that the government is violating their rights by not adequately battling climate change.
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Labour is committed to holding an early general election but may seek to attach conditions to any motion brought forward by the government, in order to prevent the date from being moved until after Britain's planned exit date from the European Union on October 31.
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The FCA has set a deadline of Oct 13 for comment on the proposals, which are part of a wider review it is undertaking into Britain's listing rules but were brought forward because it said it thought there was a gap in its current rules.
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Mr. Powell delivered the "Rivers of Blood" speech to local Conservative Party members in Birmingham on April 20, 1968 — days before lawmakers were to vote on a landmark piece of anti-discrimination legislation brought forward by the Labour government of then Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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Murkowski says the Senate is being asked to cure deficiencies in the House impeachment effort, particularly when it comes to whether key witnesses should be brought forward to testify, including White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Aside from written denials in statements and a letter, Kavanaugh had remained quiet for more than a week after the first allegation, and later the second, were brought forward by women who say they knew him when he was in high school and college.
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The bank, which brought forward its annual results by a week to try to reassure investors after a violent sell-off in its shares, ended 20.9135 with a net profit of 390 million euros ($427 million), against a loss of 5.4 billion euros a year earlier.
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U.S. marines take part in the dedication ceremony of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem Monday's ceremony was brought forward to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the state of Israel, or what the Palestinians commemorate as Nakba Day — Day of the Catastrophe.
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"(Transactions) were lower year-on-year in the second quarter as a consequence of buyers having brought forward purchases in the first quarter to avoid additional Stamp Duty liabilities and due to the increased economic uncertainty in the lead up to the EU referendum," the firm said.
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Sterling had hit an eight-week high at the start of this week as investors unwound record-high short positions against the currency, and brought forward their expectations for when the Bank of England might begin to tighten monetary policy amid rapidly accelerating inflation in Britain.
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His Likud party made an eleventh-hour petition to the High Court seeking to have the indictment delayed until after the election on April 9th, even though it is Mr Netanyahu who brought forward the ballot to try to forestall the indictment; the plea was thrown out.
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"Certainly the animosity over status, money, and Meghan meant that the split in their joint households had to be brought forward much more quickly than anticipated, so perhaps it was inevitable that their joint charity has to be split, too," an insider previously told The Sun.
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But in a major victory for the defense side, Judge Steven T. O'Neill of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas allowed her testimony this time after the defense brought forward two former Temple colleagues who said Ms. Jackson and Ms. Constand did know each other.
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Sales for the three months through September came to around $345 million, Dialog said late on Wednesday, up 40 percent from the second quarter and almost 5 percent above the year-earlier level, as orders for mobile chips were brought forward due to China's National Day holiday.
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"We are utterly disappointed that Ealing Council has responded to allegations brought forward by a protest group by passing an extreme and unwarranted measure that will ultimately leave vulnerable women worse off," said a statement from the Good Counsel Network, which has been protesting outside the clinic.
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Prosecutors may have unloaded a dump-truck of paper evidence in this case, including emails and financial records — and brought forward over two-dozen witnesses, from Manafort's bookkeeper to the guy who sold him fancy suits and got paid via offshore companies with funny-sounding names.
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The bills, together referred to as the Right to Know Act, were voted into law along with 36 other measures brought forward by Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito in her final full Council meeting before her term as a council member expires at the end of the year.
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The judge, Steven L. Barrett, ruled after lawyers for the Innocence Project and the Bronx district attorney's office brought forward new evidence that suggested someone else killed Ms. Burton, and that detectives had used psychologically coercive interrogation techniques to get Mr. Burton to give a false confession.
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They accuse Maduro, a socialist who replaced his mentor Hugo Chavez upon his death in 2013, of mismanaging the economy and of making increasingly authoritarian moves to hold on to power, and are calling for the next presidential election – scheduled for late 2018 – to be brought forward.
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But the National Assembly in Belfast has been suspended for more than a year in a sectarian wrangle, and the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, which brought forward the legal challenge, has said it is now up to the British Parliament in London to legislate changes.
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But this year, tensions have swirled for about a month in West Virginia since the state Senate brought forward a dramatic omnibus education bill that was poised to reform the education system across the state, according to Dale Lee, president of the West Virginia Education Association.
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Rose is a freshman Democrat from a swing district comprised of Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn that Trump carried in the 2016 election by 10 points and was undecided on his position in recent days after the House brought forward the two articles of impeachment.
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As a result of a federal case brought forward by the ACLU challenging the government's separation of families at the border, DHS was ordered by US District Judge Dana Sabraw to provide lawyers with a list of the separations that have continued and the reasons why.
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Many industry players in Calgary were anticipating the turnaround would be brought forward as a result of the fire and there was no immediate impact on prices in the synthetic crude market, where prices soared earlier in the month when news of the outage first reached traders.
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"The fact that we are being heard is an indicator that our democracy has come of age," said Eric Gitari, a Harvard-educated lawyer and founder of the National Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, one of the organizations which brought forward the case in 2016.
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Stone was indicted in January by a grand jury on charges brought forward by special counsel Robert Mueller, who alleges that Stone sought stolen emails from WikiLeaks that could have damaged Trump's opponents in the 2016 presidential election while in coordination with senior Trump campaign officials.
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Related: Mexico's President Is Skipping the Big UN Drug Meeting That Mexico Demanded This was partly because his predecessor, Felipe Calderón, along with the leaders of Guatemala and Colombia, had requested that the special session be brought forward to 2016 from its original date in 2019.
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" She admits that she's not totally surprised by the countless stories brought forward by women, but "it seems like quite a few men are," she said, before adding, "Treating another human being with respect isn't complicated, but it seems a bit confusing for a lot of men out there.
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"We borrowed a bit from the future so I would expect a cooling in housing as well as consumer more generally, including autos, partly because of rate increases but also because we brought forward activity and you get a bit of an air pocket after a while," Wright said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's top banks brought forward their expectations for when they think the Federal Reserve will begin reducing its $23 trillion bond portfolio to as early September, and see balance sheet reduction as more of a priority than another interest rate rise, a Reuters poll showed.
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Michael Avenatti, the attorney for Stormy Daniels, said new evidence will likely be brought forward "over the next few weeks and months" that will help prove Trump was aware of a $130,000 hush agreement drawn up by Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, and executed just before the 2016 election.
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But brokerages including Nomura Securities and Daishin Securities recently brought forward their expectations for a BOK cut to later this year as U.S. treasuries led a rally in debt markets globally die to the risks of a recession, which would move central banks onto a new rate-cutting cycle.
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In the latest trade war developments, a majority of economists polled by Reuters said the recent escalation of tensions between the U.S. and China had brought forward the next U.S. recession, and indicated that the Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates again in September before a further cut next year.
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And, of course, in the initial stages, no one really wanted to believe that this was what certainly has turned out to be -- clearly, a terrorist attack, as was laid out by Mayor de Blasio and Governor Cuomo in the news conference that they brought forward not long after that event.
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Markets are now pricing in a more than 50 percent chance of a Fed hike by the end of the year, up from only around a 40 percent chance less than a week ago, according to CME FedWatch, having brought forward their bets after a strong U.S. inflation print last week.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang is also expected to raise objections to any EU ban on Chinese equipment with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Council President Donald Tusk at an annual summit in Brussels, which has been brought forward to April 9 at Beijing's request, the officials said.
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Organisers of Sunday's Japanese Formula One Grand Prix, obviously mindful of the fact that driver Jules Bianchi died after a crash at Suzuka in 2014 when the track was soaked by Typhoon Phanfone, are closely monitoring the situation, while a 2020 Olympics BMX cycling test event has been brought forward.
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Republicans have also directed their ire at the whistleblower who first brought forward the allegations that Trump pressed Zelensky for investigations in a July 25, who claimed in a complaint that Trump allegedly dangled the possibility of a White House visit and nearly $400 million in U.S. aid as leverage.
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Pelosi added that even if House Democrats don't agree on the rule — which is supposed to be brought forward by February 15 — she plans to step down by 2022 regardless: "I am comfortable with the proposal and it is my intention to abide by it whether it passes or not," she said.
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The sub index measuring stocks of purchases rose further to 56.4 in March from 55.6 in February, another fresh high in the 21-year history of the survey as its authors pointed to anecdotal evidence from panelists that they had brought forward stock purchases to secure supplies in the event of disruption.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) obtained an order from an Ontario court last February requiring VICE Media to provide messages sent between national security reporter Ben Makuch and Farah Mohamed Shirdon, the Calgary native who allegedly left Canada to join IS. VICE has brought forward an application to beat the court order.
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Shell's board has urged shareholders to vote against a resolution brought forward for a vote at the AGM by activist group Follow This that called on Shell to set targets to reduce emissions and meet the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement goal that aims to limit global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius.
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Ms. Constand remained outwardly calm during two hours of cross-examination in the sexual assault retrial, fending off queries on a variety of topics that the defense brought forward to indicate she had converted a consensual sexual encounter with Mr. Cosby into a criminal assault in order to score a big payday.
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Shell's board has urged shareholders to vote against a resolution brought forward for a vote at the AGM by activist group Follow This calling on Shell to set hard targets to reduce emissions in order to meet the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement goal to limit global warming to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius.
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That may sound simple, but if that judicial principle holds, namely, that the executive branch can implement immigration laws just as they are written, then the Trump White House is going to be in for a run of wins when it comes to immigration cases that open-borders advocates have brought forward.
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RELATED: A Shadow Over Europe: Antisemitism in 2018 "Alter's dream was to mandate education which would continue the legacy of the Holocaust and genocides," 13-year-old Claire Sarnowski, who first brought forward the legislation at the encouragement of Wiener, said in public testimony, according to a news release from the Oregon House Democrats.
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US domestic politics The first source also acknowledged the domestic political calculus at work, saying that if Kushner's plan is not presented within the next few weeks, there is a possibility it won't be brought forward at all as there is a reluctance to work on the issue in the middle of the presidential campaign.
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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 has ratcheted up his defense of Kavanaugh in recent days as the nominee battles allegations brought forward publicly this week.
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Feinstein, Durbin, Schumer, & others were on SJC in 09 & didnt object 3/3 Senators on Thursday morning will be granted access to the results of the confidential FBI background investigation into the allegations brought forward against Kavanaugh by Christine Blasey Ford and two other women who say the Supreme Court nominee sexually assaulted them.
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Amazon, a company whose market capitalization or value has been flirting with the $143 trillion mark for some time now, had $214 billion in revenues in 22018, showed $22017 billion in pure profit before taxes, and actually got a tax refund of $129 million, on account of tax losses and credits brought forward from prior years.
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Most Republicans have sided with the President during the impeachment probe, focused less on what he did but how the Democrats are considering the allegations first brought forward by a government whistleblower, who claimed that Trump abused his power, using his public office for personal gain, in asking the President of Ukraine to investigate a potential political opponent.
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In the Senate, and around the country, almost everyone who went into this process with an open mind who was prepared to give Judge Kavanaugh a fair hearing has come away impressed, but now — now an accusation of 36-year-old misconduct dating back to high school has been brought forward at the last minute in an irregular manner.
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"The White House might not like what's brought forward but ultimately what we provide is based on facts and it is up to the President to believe it or not," the official said, adding that the role of the intelligence community is to offer a confidence-based assessment given the facts available, not a conclusive determination.
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"The White House might not like what's brought forward, but ultimately what we provide is based on facts and it is up to the President to believe it or not," the official said, adding that the role of the intelligence community is to offer a confidence-based assessment given the facts available, not a conclusive determination.
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"It would be a good thing if you were to state right here, at this briefing, that the press — the people who are gathered in this room right now, doing their jobs every day, asking questions of officials like the ones you brought forward earlier — are not the enemy of the people," Mr. Acosta said in his newscaster's baritone.
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Though the Task Force recommended that the state "increase access to health services during the year after delivery," a bill that was brought forward to extend Medicaid by Representative Jessica Farrar (HB 142) has not gained the type of support that many Texas legislators apparently only reserve for figuring out how to torment people who are just trying to use the bathroom.
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Neither is a very appealing political or substantive place for the opposition party to land, because the core problem with the bill Democrats have brought forward is that the infrastructure side of it is too much of a random grab bag rather than a genuinely meritorious agenda that would be worth fighting for or capable of capturing the public imagination.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) said Sunday that the United Nations Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements could only have been brought forward with coordination from the United States.
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Foreseeing a renaissance of civic virtue after the sufferings of the Civil War, Adams—whose great-grandfather was the second President, and whose father had been Lincoln's Ambassador to Great Britain—expected his reformist vision and his intellectual cohort to be brought forward to rule, as the Alexander Hamilton–Thomas Jefferson generation had been after the triumph of the Revolution.
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One reason why it may fail is another amendment, likely to be brought forward by Labour MPs inclined to support Johnson's deal, which would compel Johnson to seek parliament's approval for any negotiations on Britain's future relationship with the EU. If passed, this would kick the question of whether to remain in the Customs Union into the next stage of negotiations.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdDemocrat running for Hurd's seat in Texas raises M in third quarter Democrats warn GOP, Trump putting whistleblower safety at risk Hurd: 'I think we should be protecting the whistleblower' MORE (R-Texas), a former undercover CIA officer, went the furthest in his public remarks, calling for a full investigation into the allegations brought forward by the whistleblower.
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Maxine Waters, an outspoken supporter of impeachment, said that while she believed that Lewandowski was "nailed" when he confirmed that he had been directed by Trump to urge then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to limit the probe into his campaign, she also said the committee should have brought forward another witness first as it opened its new round of impeachment hearings.
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When he brought forward the "Gang of Eight" bill to give citizenship to those who came here illegally, I put forward an amendment that says we should have more scrutiny on those who are coming as students, those who are coming as immigrants, those who are coming as refugees, because we had two refugees come to my town in Bowling Green and try to attack us.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Here's a short guide to the women's Alpine combined, which will run on Thursday after being brought forward by a day because of forecast high winds at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre: It consists of two runs - a downhill in the morning, followed by a slalom in the afternoon - and is therefore the ultimate all-round test of a skier's speed and technical skills.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Here's a short guide to the women's Alpine combined, which will run on Thursday after being brought forward by a day because of forecast high winds at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre: It consists of two runs - a downhill in the morning, followed by a slalom in the afternoon - and is therefore the ultimate all-round test of a skier's speed and technical skills.
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" Of his debut collection in September 2003, Cathy Horyn said that Costa "accomplished two essential things at Calvin Klein: he gave more credence to the trouser suit in women's lives than to the giddy ruffle — a story of the 2004 spring collections — and he brought forward the notion that freedom in dress begins with female underpinnings, as Chanel knew when she popped women out of their corsets.
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Fast forward to the present day, and we see Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceTrump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud MORE addressing the National Space Council, announcing that the date of the next moon landing would be brought forward to 85033.
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