With all of the build up to the 9 p.m.
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In the build up to his clash with Bisping, UFC.
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It's been a long build-up to get outside the park.
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In the build-up to the Iraq war he championed democracy.
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"Foreplay doesn't have to build up to something more important," she says.
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For those who are curious, here's the build up to the moment.
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All of these questions build up to a few very different endings.
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Ministerial meetings in the build-up to the summit have proven tricky.
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But it took a series of experiences to build up to that.
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Her build-up to the 2018 games has included some political controversy.
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I was able to build up to 3 miles the first week.
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Ronda Rousey did not look great in the build-up to WrestleMania.
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Nationalism encouraged by the military has accompanied the build-up to the election.
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It can build up to as much as 25 percent of unpaid taxes.
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Little wonder Brazilians protested vehemently in the build-up to their own tournament.
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Other times, we'll start with a smaller position and build up to that.
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Blocks and a strap are helpful for beginners to build up to poses.
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The build-up to the film has been, to put it gently, intense.
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I knew at the end I wanted to build up to computational machinery.
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Whole subplots meander and go nowhere, or they build up to no payoff.
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For me, the mix is a constant build up to my last track.
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Both men had traded verbal barbs throughout the build-up to the fight.
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Thousands of people are involved in the ten-year build up to every Olympics.
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It's all part of the build-up to the Campaign mixtape, out September 23.
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In the build up to the call, I toyed with all sorts of research.
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Britain's voice in Brussels has been weakened by the build-up to the referendum.
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I still think that the build-up to that was the ultimate erotic experience.
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Ties with European Union countries soured in the build-up to the April referendum.
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From there, you can build up to a daily or even twice daily application.
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You should slowly build up to it and see what your body can handle.
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In the build-up to the June meeting, many Fed officials had made dovish comments.
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"There has been a lot of build up to this issue," LaBelle told BuzzFeed News.
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Mexico's election is this Sunday, and it's been quite an intense build-up to it.
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There were no hotels but players could build up to five houses on their land.
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Just when you think Australia's build-up to the Rio Olympics couldn't get any worse.
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Luckily, no one vomited in the tense build-up to a freestyle battle against Rabbit.
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Poland plans to build up to 10 GW capacity in offshore wind farms by 2040.
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Springtime is basically one long, happy build-up to that first pool or beach weekend.
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We met in the build-up to the first Gulf War in 1991 and married.
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Over the course of weeks or months, the scammers build up to asking for money.
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Life goes on despite the build-up to war between the Nationalists and the Communists.
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This new RLYR album ends with this build-up to a four-minute wall of noise.
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As part of this plan China is going to build up to 503 floating nuclear plants.
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As I've written before, Apple tends to build up to big changes in an incremental fashion.
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It will need to build up to 2300,000 new homes each year just to keep pace.
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Things build up to a musical crescendo and you get ready for the bass to drop.
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The build-up to the Hendricks fight was as messy as the action inside the cage.
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If there's demand, the company can build up to 15,000 units annually in a Hanford, Calif.
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It has taken China a long time to build up to that sort of international profile.
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Apple investors bought its shares during the build-up to Tuesday, but then sold the news.
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Once you learn the basics, the level of complexity you can build up to is virtually limitless.
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Crude oil futures rallied heavily in the build-up to the announcement and pared back slightly afterward.
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The build up to their fight in November 1990 was as bitter as any in British boxing.
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Germany is all but certain to seek further extensions beyond that in the build-up to Sept.
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According to LiveScience, in preparation for winter, female reindeer build up to nearly 50 percent body fat.
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The PHMSA urged gas pipeline operators to prevent snow and ice build-up to avoid safety issues.
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The five-nation force plans to build up to 5,000 military and police personnel by March 2018.
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The 21-year-old Japanese, however, had an inconsistent build up to the year's first Grand Slam.
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Lewis believes the Olympic experience as a build-up to a professional career, not part of it.
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I ask if he feels more grounded, more in control, in the build-up to its release.
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He's said he wants to build up to as many as 10 or 12 around the world.
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The proposed Berlin factory could build up to 500,000 vehicles annually, making it a pretty serious operation.
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Build up to at least three to six months' worth of living expenses as an emergency fund.
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By Tuesday afternoon, offshore waves could build up to 14 to 27 feet before subsiding beginning Wednesday.
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To help with those ambitious goals, Fortune reports that Tesla plans to build up to three new Gigafactories.
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There is a long way still to travel, as we have seen in the build-up to Brazil.
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And this is only the people that we don't have at the plant to build up to plant.
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The good part is around the 1:35 mark but the build up to it ain't bad either.
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Those who realized zero was the best option also didn't appear to gradually build up to that choice.
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Russia signed a deal with Iran in 2014 to build up to eight more reactors in the country.
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You have to build up to it gradually and find the right man who's genuinely interested in it.
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Mr Chen was responsible for urban planning in the build-up to the city's Olympic games in 2008.
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Despite the good weather, O'Brady was content to pace himself and build up to the longer days ahead.
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Memorable moment: The build-up to Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor's landmark bout featured a four-city tour.
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Rumors about the iPad had been persistent in the build-up to Apple's press event in January 28.
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Make it the core of your speech, and think up whatever you need to build up to it.
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"We kept our tradition, the holidays, the synagogue," he told Reuters during the build-up to Israel's Independence Day.
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Which is why he feels that the long, slow build-up to the revelation about Jack's demise was necessary.
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We estimate that the government has sufficient buffers (including possible new arrears build-up) to fund itself into 2Q17.
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Bellew applauded Haye's bravery and the build-up to the second contest between them in May was less fractious.
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It helps her, too, that the California primary is unusually early in the build-up to the 2020 contest.
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He has enjoyed a sizzling build-up to Paris by contesting three claycourt finals and winning two of them.
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It opens with the build-up to "Cabaret", Fosse's best-known film, which he directed and choreographed in 1971.
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I don't like the inhumanity with which Mark Zuckerberg was treated in the build-up to his Senate hearing.
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"[Choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler] and I knew early on that we had to slowly build up to that," Prattes explained.
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Was the ham-fisted build up to the Brexit referendum really just former U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron's fault?
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The build-up to opening was a long one —she was the general manager and I was her assistant.
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It's only the build-up to kick-off that allows calm to be restored on the streets of Marseille.
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CIMWI is putting out the fish buffet for these youngsters so they can build up to a healthy weight.
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Eventually, you can build up to shorter walk breaks—for example, walking for 30 seconds and running for 60.
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Among the signatories was Malcolm Rifkind, who was Britain's foreign secretary in the build-up to Hong Kong's handover.
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As a result of said accomplishments, Freeman is being routinely overlooked in the build-up to Pico's fighting debut.
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Build up to it: When moving forward, slow down and pedal one revolution in reverse, then go forward again.
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If there is something wrong with the liver, the bilirubin might build up to a higher-than-normal level.
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Like Waymo's trade secrets themselves, some of this information has already been made public during the build-up to trial.
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Especially given the length of the build-up to E3 2019's big gameplay reveal — development started back in 2015.
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Gradually build up to more direct and harder touches, such as twisting your nipples or even using a nipple clamp.
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Crude oil futures rallied sharply in the build-up to the announcement, before paring some gains once it was out.
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It was a methodical, well thought out performance, where her stillness embodies the beauty and build up to the song.
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Despite having won two of his last five tournaments in the build-up to Carnoustie, Molinari was considered an outsider.
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With the high-stakes feel of a diver ascending a high platform, these stories all build up to Thatcher's visit.
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They also expect that by then North Korea may have accumulated enough nuclear material to build up to 214 warheads.
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Cellnex said it had reached a deal with Bouygues Telecom to acquire and build up to 3,000 sites in France.
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It must not be forgotten how wrong most polling services were in the build-up to the 2015 general election.
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"I found the build-up to the sex scene awkward," Lawrence told Reuters in promotions this month for the movie.
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China has shelved plans to build up to 500 new coal plants and is reducing its involvement in coal mining.
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But while most runners train to build up to the 26.2-mile distance, Gorman had been running 100-mile distances.
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This could be used to build up to 260,000 residential units, of which 70% would be reserved for public housing.
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Build up to it slowly: It's no fun if you have to drink a gallon of milk after every meal.
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Grace Gillespie "I'm Your Man" One of the best things about Gillespie's track is the musical build up to the chorus.
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I think it's something … you want to build up to and get to and you want to settle down with somebody.
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At least one indoor race is on the schedule in the long build-up to the world championships in late September.
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This story is intercut with the build-up to another Pearson-gathering event in the earlier timeline: the school talent show.
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So increased fluctuations in the currency market in the build-up to the UK's referendum on EU membership are not unexpected.
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The doc's main theme is the build-up to the sold-out Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour that happened last year.
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Take a minimum of 10 breaths in this manner, but ideally, try to build up to four sets of 10 breaths.
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In the build-up to the referendum Remain campaigners were hopeful that a new surge in registrations would help their cause.
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Americans learned in 85033 that the IRS had systematically singled out conservative nonprofits in the build-up to the 2012 election.
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They'd also be able to build up to 53 feet high, which is 12 feet higher than usual in Los Angeles.
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So it was fun to see Lynch and Frost take a swing at the big build-up to an exciting conclusion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Reigning champion Garbine Muguruza says she has removed 'toxic' thoughts from her head in the build-up to Wimbledon.
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The Breakout Star, By Itself We're starting out strong with a nighttime ensemble you can build up to — or down, rather.
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All the experts I spoke to recommend allowing at least three to four months to build up to a half-marathon.
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The country's utilities will also now be permitted to build up to 9.53 new reactors to replace those scheduled to retire.
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As you say, the individual cartoons aren't related, but together they build up to give a picture of how I see things.
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A torrential rain shower in the build-up to qualifying forced the start of the session to be delayed by 20 minutes.
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"I certainly interacted with a lot of people on Facebook in the build-up to the [Love Trumps Hate] rally," she said.
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Mr. Netanyahu went beyond that on Monday, and brandished what he described as Iranian plans to build up to five nuclear weapons.
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Three fateful phone calls change plansIn the build-up to the draft, Bryant apparently had a change-of-heart about the Nets.
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Sanders' team said the first streams would cover the build-up to the second night of Democratic presidential debates and the aftermath.
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It's an appropriate build-up to his next film: The actor will headline the upcoming Baywatch movie, alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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Watch it build up to that speed and just zip around and around until it starts smoking and becomes a total whir.
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For now, Tempo can build up to 250 boards at a time, and it can prepare orders in a day or two.
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Schippers finished fifth in the 100m final, saying afterwards she had been struggling with injury in the build-up to the race.
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Even most experts who thought Mr. Xi might take that step assumed he would build up to it over several more years.
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An abundance of drama surrounded the build-up to this year's Oscars, even before getting around to the nailbiting best-picture finish.
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" Asked about his odd build-up to the Championships, Dennis said; "The confidence did not come until very late in my preparation.
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Michael Bisping and Anderson Silva have been their usual selves in the build up to their clash tomorrow night in the 02.
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Mr Blair presided over the build-up to Britain's financial and economic crisis and the failure of the post-invasion period in Iraq.
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During the Democratic National Convention, he assailed what he saw as a lack of substance in the build-up to nominating Hillary Clinton.
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To understand this, it helps to consider the build-up to the election as two parallel processes that may or may not converge.
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Such festive trappings are ubiquitous in China in the build-up to the lunar new year, which this year starts on January 28th.
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And of course all of the current X-Men and Inhumans titles have been and will continue to build up to this conflict.
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No reflection on history has stirred the public in recent years as much as "River Elegy" did in the build-up to Tiananmen.
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"It's a mineral you wouldn't want to blanket supplement because it can cause damage" and build up to a toxic level, said McGill.
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Back in July, Tesla announced it had signed a deal in China allowing it to build up to 500,000 vehicles a year there.
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Ford said it would spend $11 billion on the technology to build up to 40 new battery-electric and hybrid vehicles by 2022.
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Instead, it builds a nine-week program of three-times-a-week 210-minute workouts to slowly build up to making the run.
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The more assistance you give to others, the more goodwill you can build up to result in referrals from people on the platform.
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It's a small fact that could be brushed off as a build-up to the actual questions Waymo attorneys wanted to ask Kalanick.
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In the build up to Rio, let's take a look at the captivating – and at times, heart-breaking – upsets from Olympics past. 2000.
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In the build-up to the summit meeting, international criticism of North Korea's criminal international operations and human rights abuses have been muted.
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Children would start with simple blocks, build up to more complex patterns, then begin to see these patterns in the world around them.
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Those who by then had less than five years residency would be allowed to build up to five years to obtain that status.
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The build-up to the Oscars has been a mess, after a ratings decline in 2018 that left organizers scrambling for possible solutions.
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This has allowed forests in the western United States to build up to an unnatural density, which increases the fuel available to burn.
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Fitch estimates that the government has sufficient buffers (cash, repos and possible arrears build up) to last into May without further ESM disbursement.
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This is where all of those parallels we drew with Willie Pep through the build up to the fight can readily be seen.
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She feels that, during her last season, producers often edited out scenes that showed the build up to conflicts she was involved in.
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All of the other displays — montages of past glories, portraits of beloved faces, iconic jerseys preserved in glass cabinets — build up to them.
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In the build up to Rashford's goal, Herrera blocked with his hand a pass from Nemanja Matic but the infringement wasn't picked up.
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In the build-up to the expected offensive, Syria had said it was determined to confront any Turkish aggression by all legitimate means.
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Still, the plan called for the creation of a Palestinian state -- something that seemed uncertain in the build-up to the plan's release.
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Why would you pick out two players who are black and highlight their race as a way to build up to the match?
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The build up to Black Friday seemed to last for months, but the actual event is over in the blink of an eye.
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In the build-up to that moment, presidential rhetoric and media coverage focused on the flow of Chinese material into the United States.
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Scientists have played with the idea of bypassing the build-up to this neural surge of energy and chemicals for over half a century.
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Honda's pristine new assembly line in Greensboro, North Carolina is steadily approaching full capacity, when it will build up to eight jets a month.
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"You don't see too much more of the preparation and the build up to it," Van Der Beek told The Hollywood Reporter in 2012.
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And Tuesday's clash will likely fade from memory within days in the build-up to Sunday's crucial second presidential debate between Trump and Clinton.
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China's leaders would not want the build-up to the anniversary on October 1st to be marred by unrest blamed on their own misjudgment.
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In June 2015, Duke Energy Florida announced it would build up to 500 megawatts of solar by 2024 as part of a multiyear plan.
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All of which don't really go together and eventually build up to such a mess that it's way too daunting to try and fix.
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The operational flexibility of gas-fired power plants — fast restarts and fast build-up to full capacity — makes them a good match for renewables.
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"I don't think we lost direction," said Vettel at a damp and drizzly Suzuka circuit in the build up to Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
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The relay and accompanying celebrations were part of the build-up to the 2018 Winter Olympics, to be held in Pyeongchang starting February 9.
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It occurs because people with no to little insulin cannot metabolize ketone acids, allowing them to build up to toxic levels in the blood.
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Though these may not be legal uses of charitable funds either, I recommend taking small steps first and build up to helping the poor.
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"I still believe I have my best tennis ahead of me," she told Reuters in the build-up to Wimbledon at the Mallorca Open.
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Anyone who thinks America is irrevocably divided now should take a look at the build-up to, and the insanity of, the Oxford riots.
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Metrofit plans to build up to 10 storage sites a year in different state capitals, TRX's chief executive officer Luiz Augusto do Amaral said.
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After beating Wales 33-30, England's players should have been starting the build-up to facing Italy, but instead have returned to their clubs.
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But, as is typical, the biggest hype the series received from its network was in the build-up to the airing of that first episode.
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The build-up to the bill, however, ignored the empirical research by organizations like Amnesty International, instead focusing on celebrity campaigns and groundless scare numbers.
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The decision paves the way for Apple to build up to eight data halls on the outskirts of the town, potentially employing hundreds of residents.
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"There are countries and regions where it takes decades to build up to $200 million in beef exports," said Joe Schuele, a spokesman for USMEF.
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But if you want a high-watt sheen, you can easily build up to that, too — the possibilities are endless, as far as highlight goes.
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"LONG-TERM PLAY" The NHL plans to play six sets of pre-season games in China in the build up to the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Merkel had sharpened her rhetoric in the build-up to this month's German national vote and said on Sunday Turkey should not become a member.
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In the build up to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," one of the most intriguing new characters was Gwendoline Christie's chrome-plated badass Captain Phasma.
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By extruding the wet paper he is able to create a thick bead of pulp that he can then build up to create decorative objects.
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Beijing also turned to cloud seeding in the build-up to the 2008 Summer Olympics, to try to avoid rain during its spectacular opening ceremony.
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Despite being widely expected to add Olympic gold to his wealth of achievements, Kingsbury is remaining grounded in the build-up to qualifying on Friday.
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The buyer could build up to 1.5 million square feet of buildings across 17 parcels of land, with the nearest neighbor half a mile away.
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Anderson has spoken in the build-up to the Olympics about the youngest athletes pushing her to go harder and she reiterated that on Monday.
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There's, of course, build up to this super rich, wonderful new relationship Maggie's going to have with this family member, and it comes crashing down.
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Century, it's worth remembering, repeatedly dashed bulls' hopes in the long build-up to this year's high prices by staying open much longer than expected.
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State Republicans dismissed the rumors in the build-up to the December 14 session, and on Wednesday approved McCrory's request for the disaster relief funds.
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She tells me making this documentary wasn't easy, and the build-up to its screening has brought up a lot of unpleasant emotions and memories.
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But Westworld is certainly keeping us guessing as they build up to what promises to be an escalating series of reveals in the final episodes.
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Capella plans to loft its first radar satellite late this year and build up to 36 orbital radars, within the range the congressional report recommended.
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If 30 minutes seems too long a session, slowly build up to it by gliding along while listening to a podcast or watching a video.
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Cilic had an impressive build-up to the championships, reaching the final at the Queen's Club and the semi-finals at Den Bosch last month.
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They also agreed to permit utilities to build up to 10 reactors at existing sites to replace the ones coming offline in the coming decade.
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Countries like Nigeria, the continent's biggest economy, received a flurry of international trade finance in the build-up to the global financial crisis of 2007-08.
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In the build-up to Westworld's second season, HBO and the show's creators were extraordinarily precise about what information they shared ahead of time, and when.
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But that may change in 2016, when five of Germany's 16 states hold elections in the build-up to the next federal vote a year later.
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Ana Thaker, a market economist at PhillipCapital UK says the build-up to the Italian referendum is unlikely to be as significant as the U.S. election.
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"Well this one is for the person who hates poor people"—and soon the song's sparse but heavy drums build up to a Cramps-like release.
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If you want to give cold water swimming a try, start with regular outdoor swims in the summer months and build up to those chillier seasons.
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"There's always someone who tries to find a way around the rule, which makes the build up to the Fantasy Suite even more intense," Marin says.
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Costa ran into the Portuguese center back in the build-up to his equalizer in the 24th minute to cancel out Cristiano Ronaldo's fourth minute penalty.
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The build up to their fight would give Page a huge platform for North American audiences with Sonnen's microphone machismo drawing the casual MMA fans in.
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In the build-up to this update, gyms will temporarily be disabled in the game (Niantic has confirmed they'll give us warning before this happens, though).
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For example, the UFC used footage of a crime scene in the build-up to Khabib Nurmagomedov and Conor McGregor's lightweight title fight at UFC 229.
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The first vehicles are planned for 2020 and the companies said the Zhenjiang plant will have the capacity to build up to 180,000 vehicles per year.
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Djokovic dominated 2015, winning three of the year's four grand slams, and already looks in the groove in the build-up to this month's Australian Open.
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In the build-up to Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait, Baghdad accused Kuwait of drilling wells that crossed the border and pumped oil from Iraqi territory.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's status as a trade power has become a central issue in the build-up to its European Union membership referendum on June 23.
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Serbia coach Aleksandar Djordjevic praised his team after their third successive win over Italy, having beaten them twice in the build-up to the World Cup.
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S. rhetoric in the build up to the U.N. session, calling President Donald Trump "evil and adventurous" and accusing him of waging economic war on Tehran.
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The build-up to his 2017 fight with Floyd Mayweather had a feel-good vibe even though it was clear he was never going to win.
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It all began during the build-up to McGregor's comeback at UFC 246 in January, just days before he annihilated Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone in 40 seconds.
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Build up to war For a very long time, the relationship between ISIS and Turkey looked like a Cold War, with both sides avoiding fighting each other.
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"Given their importance in the local market, they also benefited from improved local and foreign sentiment in the build up to MSCI's index classification decision," he added.
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There are layers of creativity and technique in decorating a cookie — the slow process and incremental build-up to something that looks beautiful, but isn't necessarily delicious.
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But this is the first year that involves a cultural festival, with talks, film screenings and even a job fair in the build-up to the rally.
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Bolton wanted this narrow gallery to feel claustrophobic, to emphasize camp's role as a "secret language among gay men" in the build-up to the 20183th century.
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"I needed hours on court, hours of practice, hours of playing sets with different players," Nadal said of his build-up to the year's first grand slam.
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Under Zuma, there were plans to build up to 9,600 additional megawatts of new nuclear capacity, but Ramaphosa has said the country cannot currently afford to expand.
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Eriksen did not question the penalty decision but believes VAR should have been used to award Poulsen a free kick in the build-up to the handball.
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If Gazza had managed to come down off the ceiling that night, he was excited to the point of delirium in the build up to the match.
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Chen, the Four Continents champion, may even increase that count in Helsinki as he has been seen practising six quads in the build-up to Saturday's finale.
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Authorities had banned both sides from marching through Banja Luka to avoid confrontations in the politically charged atmosphere in the build-up to local elections in October.
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The media is only going to see James or Conor two times a year in a build-up to a fight so everything's very magnified for them.
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The production demonstration contracts run up to 38 months, after which the Air Force would select one company to build up to 22 more GPS 3 satellites.
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But then you build up to bigger and bigger content that you own and control, and I think that's actually an important distinction that you just raised.
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Poland may build up to 20 gigawatts (GW) in solar energy and 10 GW in wind farms by 2040, Rzeczpospolita daily quoted the prime minister as saying.
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Trust officials hope changing the law will help them attract a developer to build up to 880,000 square feet of office space, with expanded and improved fields.
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Britain's National Air Traffic Services said the nearby Heathrow Airport had agreed "a 15 minute no-fly period over Windsor" in the build-up to the vows.
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In most seasons, Epic slowly makes minute changes to the map that are feverishly dissected by the internet and eventually build up to live in-game events.
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The Federal Reserve could be nearing the end of its rate-hiking cycle as headwinds build up to economic growth, Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said Tuesday.
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Mongolia is planning to build up to eight hydroelectric dams on the Selenga River and its tributaries, the source of 50 percent of Lake Baikal's surface water.
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Hunter's letter comes after Trump pledged to build up to six icebreakers while giving a speech at the Coast Guard Academy's commencement Wednesday in New London, Conn.
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VW's sweeping electrification plan envisions capacity on three continents to build up to 15 million electric vehicles by 2553, including 50 pure electric and 30 hybrid electric models.
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Her build-up to Wimbledon was marred by a split with coach Craig Kardon, but she has since recruited Cash who won the Wimbledon title 30 years ago.
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Compare the fanfare of their early season clash with City with the almost inaudible build up to this weekend's match, and it puts their dramatic decline into context.
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Plus, as soon as I applied it, it dried almost instantly in a thin layer of pigment that's sheer, but can easily build up to an intense shade.
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The build-up to Stranger Things season 2 had more in common with the marketing hype wave for a tentpole movie franchise than for a streaming television show.
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Start out with three sets of wheelbarrow walking for 10 to 30 yards, and make it your goal to build up to 10 walks for 50 yards each.
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Nurmagomedov's representative, Ali Abdelaziz, called McGregor a "scumbag" because of the things which he said during the build-up to his UFC 229 loss against Nurmagomedov in 2018.
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Ricciardo topped both sessions on the opening day of track action before Verstappen dislodged the Australian during Saturday's final hour of practice in the build up to qualifying.
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The Rio Olympic 200m silver medallist has pencilled in few meetings in his build up to Qatar, with only the world relay championships in May in Japan confirmed.
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Given that the heavyweight limit is 265 pounds, neither Mo nor Rampage has had to endure much of a weight cut in the build up to this fight.
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The free flow of debt capital played a role in the build-up to the crisis, but much of the blame for it lies with lax bank regulation.
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Vader's Vault sold between 200-300 sabers in 2014, Alan Johnson tells me; that number jumped to 803,200 last year during the build-up to The Force Awakens.
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Suarez appeared to have fouled Raphael Varane in the build-up to Messi's goal and the Uruguayan forward had a goal ruled out for offside three minutes later.
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Controversies over doping overshadowed the build-up to this year's Rio Olympics and flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors branded their Russian and Chinese rivals drug cheats.
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It was recently revealed that Blue helped choreograph one of Beyonce's Coachella dance numbers, as seen on the new Netflix doc about the build-up to the show.
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"I saw my dad come to America and have to start fresh and build up to what he has now," the 20-year-old explained to the outlet.
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They've monitored V1213 Cen since 2003, watching the build up to the white dwarf's explosion and what has happened to the star system once the nova was over.
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I'm hopeful that it will be part of the build up to the inmates realizing that subjecting the guards to the same inhumanity they experienced is not progress.
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Clinton said the United States should invest in clean energy, build up to half a billion solar panels and work toward powering every American home with clean energy.
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This week in the build-up to Sunday's 100th running of Indianapolis 500 thrill-seekers were given the chance to experience the same heart-bumping, high-speed rush.
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VW's sweeping electrification plan envisions capacity on three continents to build up to 15 million electric vehicles by 2025, including 2553 pure electric and 30 hybrid electric models.
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LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - Britain's status as a trade power has become a central issue in the build-up to its European Union membership referendum on June 23.
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In a video posted on YouTube today, New York rapper Cam'ron claims that the UFC used one of his songs in the promotional build up to UFC 205.
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Emily: In the build-up to director Zack Snyder's 2009 adaptation of Watchmen for the big screen, all involved agreed to change the ending of the original comic.
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In the build-up to the World Cup he scored two tries against Western Samoa—and in doing so injured his hamstring, ruling him out of the tournament.
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What they build up to is even more seductive than anything that led up to it — a moment of breathtaking romanticism that's as intoxicating as it is unexpected.
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President Donald Trump fulfilled a long-running campaign promise Thursday in levying tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products after a week of build-up to the announcement.
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While the leaks may seem like a lifetime ago, the themes he revealed have never been more relevant, especially in the build up to the 2020 election. 4.
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During their build-up to their fight on March, McGregor was relentless on the subject of Diaz's highly publicized salary, which Diaz found simply meager but McGregor found telling.
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With so many movies based on the franchise being produced, there's just not enough oxygen to build up to that idea that every movie is some massive cultural event.
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The state-run Chinese newspaper Global Times has reported that the similarly state-run China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation has plans to build up to 20 floating nuclear power stations.
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The build-up to that match, in the middle of a busy Chinese league season, had overshadowed even last week's clash between Shanghai Shenhua and city rivals Shanghai SIPG.
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For one thing, it helps raise your heart rate and body temperature gradually: Most warm-up routines will start with slower movements then build up to your regular pace.
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U.S. athletes have already been feeling the benefits of Russia-free competition in the build up to Rio, raking in 23 medals at the World Indoor Championships in March.
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A new Toyota and Mazda plant in the U.S. will build up to 300,000 SUVs and other vehicles starting in 2021, and employ up to 4,000 workers, per CNBC.
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It was the latest in a series of last-minute doping-related rulings on Russian competitors that have turned the build-up to Rio into a legal obstacle course.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top long distance runner Mo Farah won the inaugural Big Half 13.1-mile half-marathon on Sunday in his build-up to next month's London Marathon.
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There was a lot of build-up to today's press conference, in anticipation of what had been billed as an "October surprise" that could swing the US presidential election.
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Starting on night one, when Republicans chose to manipulate the grief-deranged mother of a terrorist victim, the build-up to the hanging of Hillary Clinton was never subtle.
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White added that because there is such animosity between the two fighters, extra security may need to be called in just to contain the build-up to the bout.
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Reports in the German media in the build-up to this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix quoted team boss Toto Wolff as saying an extension was as good as done.
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They fed him another no-hoper in a non-title fight and then gave him half a year to build up to a rematch with Aurelio which he won.
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Before that announcement was made, GM investigated the feasibility of sourcing the more than 700 components needed to build up to 200,000 of Ventec's critical care ventilators called VOCSN.
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As you get stronger, you can gradually build up to maintain the position for longer periods of time, and extend your arms to hold yourself up on your palms.
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But if, as Mr Zou expects, China continues to build up to eight reactors a year, it should meet the lower end of its target of 120GW by 2030.
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We know there's a lot of build up to Christmas Day and you're probably a little bit gutted that it's all over, but there is reason to be cheerful.
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Police said they also arrested about 200 rioters who attacked foreign-own shops in Pretoria as public anger mounted over economic hardship in the build-up to an Aug.
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India also set up 15 laboratories to test for the virus, and Vardhan said the country has the potential to build up to 50 labs if the need arises.
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The software giant said it had thwarted the Russia-linked attempts last week, which it suggested showed Moscow was broadening its attacks in the build-up to November elections.
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That length does allow people to play around as long as they need to, as especially with improv, it can take a while to build up to a payoff.
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"The pattern is they hack, they leak truthful things, and then they build up to leaking documents that are either doctored or wholly fabricated," said Jennifer Palmieri, Clinton's communications director.
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Without naming Trump, German Chancellor Angela Merkel evoked the build-up to the two world wars and openly questioned whether leaders had learned the lessons from those 20th century conflicts.
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To reach parity, they would either have to have radically reduce their own weapons holdings or let China begin a massive nuclear build up to match US and Russian numbers.
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While Cecchinato's run has surprised many he has shown form this year on clay, beating Italian number one Fabio Fognini in Munich in the build-up to the French Open.
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Haye, 36, was fined 25,000 pounds ($32,000) for his conduct in the build-up to the previous fight, with intense news conferences and heated trash-talk between the big men.
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Yet it's also a story of every time two friends have sat around—possibly in the build up to or aftermath of going out—smoking, drinking, and playing records together.
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OSLO, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Norwegian utility Statkraft has partnered with Airvolution Energy, a British wind farm developer, to build up to 300 megawatts (MW) of onshore wind power in Scotland.
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Tabloids first started noticing tension in their relationship in the build up to the royal wedding when there was controversy about whether or not he coordinated paparazzi photoshoots of himself.
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YouTuber blasterboy1995 used the game Heads Up to propose to his girlfriend, Hanna, using verbal and visual clues like "roses" and "slow dance" to build up to the big question.
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The news of the Swiss investigations marked an escalation in international inquiries into the suspected thefts, piling pressure on Malaysia's government in the build-up to May 9 national elections.
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Syria produces only negligible volumes of oil, but benchmark oil prices rose to their highest since 2014 in the build-up to military action reflecting fears of broader regional instability.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - The International Ski Federation (FIS) has refuted claims that athletes' complaints had been ignored in the build-up to the controversial women's snowboard slopestyle Olympic final on Monday.
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Deepwater Horizon expertly handles the slow build up to the disaster, making complex machinery understandable, and imbuing things like pressure levels and kill lines with a kind of talismanic power.
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After claiming the Brisbane title in the build-up to Melbourne, his first on home soil, there is real optimism that he might be able to mount a serious assault.
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DUBAI, June 12 (Reuters) - Dubai stocks edged higher in early trade on Tuesday, then retreated amid slack trade in the build up to the Eid holiday and some profit taking.
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Revelations of state-sponsored Russian doping overshadowed the build-up to the Olympics and led to more than 100 competitors being excluded, including the country's entire athletics and weightlifting teams.
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Frustrated by the delays, the Air Force opened the bidding for the second block of GPS III satellites although Lockheed still has a deal to build up to 27 satellites.
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While we can't give you transform you into a Photoshop master overnight, we can show you the best way to gain experience and build up to Diddy-level design chops.
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It's not that it takes an extensive amount of time, but their thoughtful feedback at every point in the process is important, and small decisions build up to big ones.
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The big picture: Like many political crises, the build-up to deadlock and death in Nicaragua was long-coming and obvious, even if what sparked it came as a surprise.
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Without naming Trump, German Chancellor Angela Merkel evoked the build-up to the two world wars and openly questioned whether leaders had learned the lessons from those 20th-century conflicts.
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Frustrated by the delays, the Air Force opened the bidding for the second block of GPS III satellites, although Lockheed still has a deal to build up to 10 satellites.
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The build-up to the referendum is likely to see an intense debate between reformers and groups such as the Pro Life Campaign, which is staunchly opposed to the change.
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The court gave Giuseppe Sala a six-month suspended sentence for pre-dating works contracts in the build-up to the fair, which defied naysayers and attracted huge crowds here.
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The build-up to December's Federal Reserve rate increase proved worse than the reality for emerging market equity funds - redemptions moderated in the final two weeks of the year, EPFR said.
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When Iscove refused, the producer demanded that he use Usher in more scenes as the school's resident DJ. All of these small, seemingly harmless details build up to more disturbing realizations.
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In the build-up to Nick meeting Rachel's family, there is a lot of talk about "the elephant in the room," which is that Nick is white and Rachel is black.
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Zimmer liked the result Sunday — 23 rushing yards and 23 points in a win over the Dolphins — but said not to oversell what happened in the build up to Week 214.
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Throughout the build-up to the referendum, telephone polls have consistently shown Remain in the lead, while online polls have suggested the race was much tighter, with some finding Leave ahead.
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Doping scandals have plagued the build-up to the world's biggest multi-sports event with Russia potentially facing a complete Games ban following the publication of the McLaren report on Monday.
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Old Friends Are New Again Much of the build-up to this week's episode has been due to the mini-trailer which appeared to show Arya reuniting with Nymeria, her direwolf.
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All of that was build-up to walking into a dark room where a half-dozen or so video editors were working on the announcement video for the Surface Book 2.
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Shannon Briggs did exactly what he does best throughout the last two weeks in the build up to Anthony Joshua's world title fight—getting under the skin of his heavyweight rivals.
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The four-day trip comes amid a warming of relations between the North and South Korea and in the build-up to planned talks on denuclearisation with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Coric beat eight-times Wimbledon champion Roger Federer to win the Halle title in the build-up to the year's third Grand Slam — a result that reverberated around the tennis world.
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Our Quitting Likelihood after last week: Bryan Bishop: There's been a ton of violence during the build-up to the season finale, and things kick off with everyone on high alert.
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I felt less pain in the build up to the orgasm, but when it came to actual orgasm time my body did the same "WTF are you doing to yourself?" recoiling.
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" Speaking exclusively to CNBC in the build-up to Wrestlemania this week, WWE superstar and former Wrestlemania headliner Big Show said: "What's brought us here is the evolution of the sport.
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Usually, with other bands or artists, they would build up to a moment of intensity, like the crest of a wave, and it would hit hard, but be short-lived, fleeting.
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India, who are in Pool B in Rio along with Argentina, Canada, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands, have created optimism back home thanks after a strong build-up to the Games.
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In the build-up to that moment, we learn all sorts of interesting things about bad communication, arctic British sexuality, and the ways that people fall in and out of love.
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Even so, the dispute provides an opportunity for the opposition in the build-up to an election in November in which Mahama faces a stiff challenge from rival Nana Akufo-Addo.
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Despite problems in the build up to Rio, the East African nation enjoyed its most successful Olympics, winning six gold medals, six silvers and one bronze, all in track and field.
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This is a very important distinction to take in as you head into this scene after a two-hour and 228 minute build up to where he potentially meets the murderer.
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In the build-up to the election, the government decreed that mobile phone networks increase the cost of data bundles by 60 percent, severely limiting people's ability to access information online.
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In the build-up to his debut at Bellator 180 in June 2017, Bellator boss Scott Coker told us that Pico will be a " big, big star" in mixed martial arts.
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Although that amount may seem like a lot, think small: For example, a good goal is to build up to $1,000 in a bank account by the end of the year.
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Companies normally start with a small loan for a few months to ship one consignment of products, and then build up to larger, longer-term loans as successful repayments are made.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Andy Murray knew nine-times French Open champion Rafael Nadal was struggling with a wrist injury when he practised with the Spaniard during the build-up to Roland Garros.
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In fact, Karim said, in the build-up to the cancelled Camp David summit, the Taliban carried out attacks and offensives including an attempt to capture the northern city of Kunduz.
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The Spaniard bristled with energy and menace as he went through his repertoire and, after an unusual amount of claycourt losses in the build-up to the tournament, looked razor sharp.
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Confusion over his attendance marred the build-up to the wedding, which had been choreographed for months by royal aides, and his name was still present in the order of service.
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Her scenes with the acting troupe were fun but inconsequential, and even though she got to murder Walder Frey, the action arrives with no build-up to make it feel earned.
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The software giant said it had thwarted the Russia-linked attempts last week, which it suggested showed Moscow was broadening its attacks in the build-up to November mid-term elections.
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Fitch expects the current-account balance to narrow to -0.9% in FY17 ('BBB' median: -1.5%) and foreign reserves to build up to 13 months of current external payments ('BBB' median: 6.6 months).
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However, the immediate build-up to the wedding was overshadowed by her father, a former lighting director for U.S. TV soaps and sitcoms, who pulled out days beforehand after undergoing heart surgery.
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Police protests, the threat of the Zika virus, incomplete transport links and a "state of financial emergency" — the build-up to South America's inaugural Olympic Games on August 5 has been rocky.
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I used my second income stream as a nanny to help me build up to a position where I could have the resources and free time I needed to launch my business.
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In the build up to this year's games, Harry, 31, appeared in a video alongside a number of service members who are hoping to compete in the games for the British team.
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It chimed with mayor Sergey Sobyanin's proposals for improvements in the city, and he announced the competition in early 2013 as part of the build-up to his campaign for re-election.
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Oil prices rallied by up to 1.43 percent in the build up to Saudi Arabia and Russia signing a joint statement on the oil market at the G-20 summit in China.
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Long-term, the companies say they plan to build up to 20,000 vehicles in the first two years of production, with the goal of serving a potential 1 million trips a day.
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The teams begin their campaigns on Monday and have been creative in trying to study each other's tactics in the build-up to the Group F match at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium.
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Southgate's tactics have been hailed in the build-up to the tournament and the early stage of the game showed his formation at its best - pressing high, moving intelligently and creating openings.
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Long term, the companies say they plan to build up to 20,000 vehicles in the first two years of production, with the goal of serving a potential 1 million trips a day.
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The only reminder of the issues in the build-up to the Games on Wednesday was the presence of new Japanese Olympic Committee President Yasuhiro Yamashita on stage with Bach and Abe.
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"The patience required to build up to doing a handstand may be frustrating, but it's important to trust the strength-building and awareness-building process needed to support this inversion," Brazitis says.
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The trial order comes at a time when French politicians face growing scrutiny over their personal and political finances in the build-up to this year's presidential election in April and May.
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Muguruza had a below-par build-up to the tournament but has gained momentum since arriving in Paris, notably passing her first-round test against 2010 champion Francesca Schiavone with flying colors.
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Hackers linked to Russia's government tried to target the websites of two right-wing U.S. think-tanks, suggesting they were broadening their attacks in the build-up to November elections, Microsoft said.
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In 2016, Mayweather told ESPN he would rematch the Pacquiao once he recovered from a rotator cuff injury — a knock the Filipino reportedly suffered during the build up to their first fight.
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ROME (Reuters) - More than 2000,0003 migrants were rescued from boats in the Mediterranean on Friday, Italy's coastguard said, as numbers soared for the third year running in the build up to summer.
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In the build-up to the final episode, the unspoken question of whether one of them will defect morphs into a more dire worry: Will Philip and Elizabeth turn on each other?
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In the build-up to the fair, representatives from 25 U.S. companies spoke about opportunities on the Communist-ruled island as they gathered at the former U.S. Businessmen's Club in Old Havana.
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Trump is still intent on boosting his profile in the build-up to the November election, as experts warn the pandemic is already threatening the safety and integrity of the 20415 vote.
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Organizers have reportedly garnered more than $85033 million in fundraising commitments, with the hopes of raising much more to spend on anti-Trump advertising in the build-up to the 2020 election.
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Videgaray and Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo traveled to Washington following Trump's near daily threats in the build up to the second round of NAFTA talks, due to be held in Mexico Sept.
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A Google spokesman said the company was looking to build up to 8 million square feet of office space at the site, around three times the size of Apple's new "spaceship" headquarters.
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But he also had a troubled start to the build-up to the final, openly criticizing the Argentine FA (AFA) over disrupted travel plans from Houston to East Rutherford in New Jersey.
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Adding to pressure on the president in the build up to the August vote, university lecturers and doctors in state hospitals have been on strike for weeks over pay and working conditions.
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The sudden departure of the team's highly regarded technical director James Allison in the build up to Sunday's race has only caused more upheaval and could deal their campaign a further blow.
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Throughout the build up to the all-Brazilian middleweight showdown that pitted him against Vitor Belfort back in February 2011, similar to UFC London, Silva claimed that he had nothing to prove.
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LISBON, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Spanish property developer Kronos Homes will build up to 240 apartments in Lisbon's Expo area in an investment worth 100 million euros ($115 million), the company said on Thursday.
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As a housing shortage afflicts portions of California, Facebook plans to spend $1 billion to build up to 20,000 new, affordable housing units, the Silicon Valley-based social media giant announced on Tuesday.
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My partner could spend all of his money on eating out and video games, while I could let mine build up to spend it on a shopping spree or a trip to Toronto.
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The party - launched after Malema was expelled from the ANC in 2012 - has been pushing its plans to nationalize assets and to redress racial disparities in the build up to elections in 2019.
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Anderson, 27, praised her junior compatriots Hailey Langland, 17, and 20-year-old Julia Marino for pushing her in the build-up to Pyeongchang and making her believe more challenging tricks are possible.
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There are concerns that an EU investigation of the U.K.'s Google tax deal could inflame British resentment of Brussels in the build-up to a referendum in Britain on leaving the bloc.
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He had faced stinging criticism from national Olympic committees days before he stood for re-election for WADA's handling of the Russian doping scandal in the build-up to the 2016 Rio Games.
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President Trump&aposs unpredictability in some of his tweeting in terms of the force deployment that were made to South Korea and the surrounding area and the build-up to the Singapore summit.
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The custom is intended to symbolize the cleansing of sins in the build-up to the 'Day of Atonement' the period of fasting and prayer that is observed by Jews the world over.
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Steve Morgan, a freelance SEO consultant at Morgan Online Marketing, said that the assistance you give to others on Facebook groups can build up to result in referrals from people on the platform.
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October was the pound's best month in over a decade as the currency rallied in the build-up to the mid-month European Union summit at which a new Brexit deal was agreed.
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October was the pound's best month in over a decade as the currency rallied in the build-up to the mid-month European Union summit at which a new Brexit deal was agreed.
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But since joining forces in 13 with Norman, the former world No. 2 from Sweden, Wawrinka has found a higher gear — or, rather, found a way to build up to a higher gear.
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All major reactor makers are eagerly awaiting a tender from South Africa to build up to 10 reactors in what would be one of the world's biggest nuclear projects since the Fukushima disaster.
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I can't put into words how grateful I am So much went on in the build-up to this, so much media obligation, I travelled around the world twice and did two takes.
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In the build-up to her latest art strip on Sunday—a response to the representation of women and sexuality in the work of the celebrated photographer Bettina Rheims—doubts were creeping in.
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The biggest of RBS's legal problems remains an outstanding investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) into alleged mis-selling of mortgage backed securities during the build up to the 2008 crisis.
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But the immediate build-up to the wedding was overshadowed by her father, Thomas, a former lighting director for U.S. TV soaps and sitcoms, who pulled out days beforehand after undergoing heart surgery.
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Some people can't afford to pay for lunch every day, and, as mentioned in the article, the amount of money used to pay for lunches can build up to be $75 or higher.
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" On her fear of performing: "It was a fun idea to toy with, but actually pushing the button to go was something I had to really seriously build up to…I was terrified.
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The American, 38, has never played in the competition before but will join French Open champion Ashleigh Barty and world number one Naomi Osaka in the draw as the build-up to Wimbledon continues.
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The build-up to the trade talks between China and United States lifted risk appetite early last week, though the discussions ended without any significant breakthrough and both sides implemented fresh tariffs as planned.
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He also talks to Jen Yamato, a film critic for the LA Times, about the 25-year build-up to Crazy Rich Asians, and the fight for increased representation for Asian stories in Hollywood.
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Modern professional matches are routinely punctuated for rulings by the TMO on everything from the scoring of tries to foul play, offside in the build-up to a try and off the ball incidents.
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Several traders said they did not expect the FTSE to make much progress in the build-up to the June 23 vote on Britain's membership of the EU, because of uncertainty over the result.
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Several senior members later played down the plan as the party sought to broaden its appeal in the build-up to next year's national election - with one describing it as just a "negotiating tool".
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Hip Thrusters (95 lbs) 16-1033 reps- 4 sets (but my goal is to build up to 6 sets, and I WILL lift my own body weight in Jesus name ha!)" Mai continued. "3.
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The 31-year-old, who previously won gold medals in the 19903m hurdles in the 2010 and 2014 Games, had been struggling with the persistent injury in the build-up to the quadrennial competition.
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David Maraga, an appeals court judge who was sworn in on Wednesday, takes over in the build-up to the August 2017 elections in a nation where votes are often marred by political strife.
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However a lack of warm clothing options at low-priced chain GU - which the firm hopes to build up to become a second Uniqlo - saw same-store sales fall slightly over the same period.
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In the build-up to their rematch at the Manchester Arena in July, Wladimir Klitschko has said that Tyson Fury is "an imbecile champion" whose recent rant about Jewish people was reminiscent of Hitler.
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Set to the backdrop of the Zika virus, water pollution and the political crisis that has enveloped the country in recent months, the build up to Rio 2016 has been plagued with external problems.
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"We were told two days before that we were playing together, and that gave us no time to work together and prepare," Mickelson told reporters during the build-up to this week's Ryder Cup.
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While the last act provides a thundering articulation of this moment in the feminist movement, it's hard not to wish there was a bit more of that in the stately build-up to it.
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"The build-up to Wednesday was large, with lots of anticipation, but everyone kind of walked away scratching their heads," said Bart Wakabayashi, head of Hong Kong FX sales at State Street Global Markets.
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The more apt benchmark, however, would be "Goodfellas," inasmuch as this fact-based movie, starring Jessica Chastain, provides a heavily narrated dissection of a criminal enterprise, from its build-up to its gradual unraveling.
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Four-times Asian champions Japan lost 4-1 to Colombia in Brazil and have been hamstrung by a poor build-up to the tournament, including the sacking of Bosnian coach Vahid Halilhodzic in April.
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While there were some commercials airing in New York this week, in the long build-up to its April 19 primary, Wisconsin—which votes next Tuesday—was the state most bombarded with new ads.
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In the build up to the fight, many fans were incredulous that Stephens claimed he would attempt to low kick Aldo, as if low-kicking with a good low-kicker were a death sentence.
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In February, the agency granted its first exemption to the delivery robot company Nuro, allowing the company to build up to 5,000 vehicles in the next two years without side-view mirrors and windshields.
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In Hema's small-scale supermarkets, Starbucks plans to build up to 600 of what the company calls "Starbucks Delivery Kitchens" — stations that will service delivery orders for surrounding areas — over the next several years.
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Verizon also spent billions to purchase Yahoo in 2017 and dubbed its combined media arm Oath, which it hoped to build up to compete with giants Facebook and Google in the online ads sector.
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Doping scandals have plagued the build-up to the world's biggest multi-sports event with Russia under investigation following a report by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) suggesting systematic doping in that country.
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LES DIABLERETS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Doctors and search dogs took to the skies in a helicopter on Friday to practice rescuing hikers and skiers in the build-up to the Swiss Alps' deadly avalanche season.
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Countries' ability to successfully host the games is often questioned in the build up to the event and this year is no exception, given Brazil's steep recession, late-running stadium projects and Zika virus epidemic.
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In the build-up to the release of the report, the National Academy of Sciences and its president have come under increasing pressure for failing to expel members who have been found guilty of harassment.
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Over the next two years, Nuro can build up to 5,000 vehicles that don't have side-view mirrors or a windshield, and whose rear-facing camera doesn't turn off once the vehicle is moving forward.
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There are only four options available, so if you have super-fair skin, like I do in the winter, or a darker complexion, it might be hard to build up to a fuller-coverage look.
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In the build-up to the Paris conference where the climate accord was agreed in 103, Chile committed to reduce the intensity of its emissions relative to GDP by 30% by 2030 from 2007 levels.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Kimi Raikkonen set a scorching pace in Saturday's final practice session to keep Ferrari at the top of the timesheets in the build-up to qualifying for Sunday's Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix.
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Nonetheless, in the build up to Rio 2016, the International Golf Federation has helped to launch Rio StreetGolf, a social project that involves using adapted equipment to make the sport possible in any urban environment.
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We don't recommend taking personal actions like limiting plane rides, eating less meat, or investing in solar energy because all of these small tweaks will build up to enough carbon savings (though it could help).
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A decade on from one of the most extraordinary seasons in the sport's history, the Briton enjoyed putting the car through its paces again at Silverstone in the build-up to the British Grand Prix.
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Game of Thrones, the show, is literally a seven-season build-up to an entire nation collectively saying "oh shit!" after a protective border wall they'd put all their faith in came crumbling down. Hmmmmmm.
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Whether you're trying to forego foundation in the build-up to summer, or you're just kind of tired of covering up every day, I wish you luck in your voyage to a fresh, glowing visage.
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Trump's multiple attacks on NAFTA in the build-up to the Mexico City round were seen by Mexican and Canadian officials as a ploy to wring concessions, but they have heightened uncertainty over the accord.
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"It (the build-up to the meeting) paved the way for a reversal of negative trends in the oil markets," Novak told reporters last week after meeting OPEC member Venezuela's oil minister Eulogio del Pino.
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As the build-up to the French Open continues, Germany's rising force Alexander Zverev reached the final of the BMW Open in Munich with a 7-5 7-5 defeat of Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut.
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The volatile political situation added to concerns over rampant crime levels in Rio, water pollution, late infrastructure and an outbreak of the Zika virus in northern Brazil that clouded the build up to the Games.
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Several traders added they did not expect the FTSE to make much progress in the build-up to the "Brexit" June 23 vote on Britain's membership of the EU, given persistent uncertainty over the result.
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The hour starts out promisingly enough, cross-cutting between timelines to reveal the preparations for a big battle, the build-up to the battle itself, and then the recovery period months or even years later.
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The volatile political situation has added to concerns over crime, water pollution, late infrastructure and an outbreak of the Zika virus in northern Brazil earlier this year that clouded the build-up to the Games.
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China's representative said that the experience of the 1930s showed that trade barriers did the opposite of safeguarding national security, a reference to the U.S. Great Depression and the build-up to World War Two.
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The despot loved the idea of putting Zaire on the map with the spectacle of the biggest fight in the world and the build up to the fight was as impressive as it was bizarre.
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Several traders said they did not expect the FTSE to make much progress in the build-up to the "Brexit" June 23 vote on Britain's membership of the EU, given persistent uncertainty over the result.
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In most cases, he said, Hamas would begin firing on areas closer to Gaza and then, depending on the Israeli response, build up to targeting the densely populated commercial hub of central Israel's coastal plain.
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" Echoing arguments by analysts -- who point to the failure of sanctions and military build-up to prevent North Korea's nuclear testing -- Baek said she and other civil society activists feel "the only solution is direct negotiation.
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The shutdown, which Agriculture Minister Joseph Made said was immediate, underlined the scale of the economic crisis in what was once one of southern Africa's agricultural heartlands, in the build-up to next year's national elections.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe said it had sacked 16,000 striking nurses, as the new government sought to keep a lid on labour unrest in the build-up to the first elections since the fall of Robert Mugabe.
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David Cameron's remarks during a conversation with Queen Elizabeth, caught on camera on Tuesday, have so far dominated the build-up to a global anti-corruption summit he is hosting on Thursday which Buhari will attend.
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Controversies over doping overshadowed the build-up to Rio and, far from dying down as events got under way, have flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors have branded their Russian and Chinese rivals drug cheats.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe said it had sacked 16,000 striking nurses as the new government seeks to keep a lid on labor unrest in the build-up to the first elections since the fall of Robert Mugabe.
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Throughout the build-up to the America's Cup Match series, New Zealand's Peter Burling has looked the most relaxed helmsmen among the five challenger crews, although qualifying has been testing, and included a near-catastrophic capsize.
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"We believe this event will have a significant and lasting impact on the future of the women's game," said Fred Ridley, the chairman of the Augusta National Golf Club in the build-up to the event.
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In a thoughtful statement, the artist told The Quietus what to expect from the album: "The name Utility came from a series of conversations I had in the build up to finishing the record," he explained.
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We felt that we wanted the build-up to the finale in the film to play out more like a thriller, because it is an escape sequence and it becomes an escape story from that point.
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True novices might want to begin with one of the gentler chemical compounds, whose effects are shorter-lived, found in cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, mint or wasabi and build up to the fiery capsaicin in chiles.
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The son of a Major League Baseball pitcher, Mahomes is as poised in interviews as in the pocket, something that will stand him in good stead in the two-week build-up to the season finale.
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The figures come in the build-up to national elections in September, with Chancellor Angela Merkel's Social Democrat challenger warning against a repeat of 2015 when she opened the borders to hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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For months it has been reminding officials around the country of the supreme importance of maintaining social stability in the build-up to this occasion—the party has been clamping down on dissent harder than ever.
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"It's a special feeling to be ahead of her; I'm just super excited — I can't wait to compete, be on the same team with her in Fed Cup," Kenin said in the build-up to the tie.
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In 2008, when China was trying to show off the capital's attractions in the build-up to its hosting of the Olympic games that year, Xinhua, a state-run news agency, published an approving report on Destination.
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Conor McGregor will use Diaz's newfound wealth as yet another cudgel to beat him with, as confirmation of McGregor's primacy, and money will once again be at the center of the build-up to an MMA fight.
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In the build-up to a sweeping reshuffle of the leadership expected this autumn, he is preoccupied with political struggles at home: a shooting match with India that risked escalating into war would be a dangerous distraction.
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On Thursday, she apologised for the tone of her criticism of the military over its handling of the racism case, as she sought to contain a divisive row in the build-up to national elections in September.
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Ronaldo's response to being taken off in the 72nd minute of the game has been the subject of much attention in the Spanish media in the build up to Tuesday's heavyweight Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund.
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While the carefully choreographed build-up to the wedding was overshadowed by uncertainty over whether her father, Thomas Markle, would be able to walk her down the aisle, fans said it didn't spoil the romance for them.
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Media reports said that Kalinic, who has been unable to break into the starting lineup during the build-up to the tournament, had been asked by Dalic to come on as an 85th-minute substitute against Nigeria.
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You're not going to be able to save six-to-12 months' of living expenses over night, but if you contribute a little bit of money every month to this fund, it'll build up to that point.
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Sure, it's great that we've witnessed the biggest upset in the history of the English game and seen the expensively assembled sides collapse, but how do you build up to the end of the second-tier campaign?
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Orban and his party have so far not apologized or made two other concessions demanded by Weber - widening a political rift in the EU's biggest political bloc in the build-up to European Parliament elections in May.
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But a second boxing fight was mentioned repeatedly during the build-up to McGregor's comeback at UFC 246 in January, and Pacquiao's manager Sean Gibbons even challenged the Irishman "to a proper fight," presumably with his client.
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"We made mistakes in the build-up to the goal against a team that was on the back foot for most of the match and that's one of the factors that led to this crucifixion," he said.
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His handling of the economy and the cost of living since he took office in 2015 has become a campaign issue used by his critics in the build-up to a presidential election scheduled for next February.
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The alternative to Narrabri lies in plans to build up to two LNG import plants in the state, but critics say these would supply gas at international prices, well above the cost of local coal seam gas.
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Doping scandals overshadowed the build-up to Rio and, far from dying down as competition has got under way, have flared anew as U.S. and Australian competitors have branded their Russian and Chinese rivals as drug cheats.
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LIMA, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Peru's finance ministry is considering selling bonds to help state water company Sedapal build up to 10 billion soles ($3 billion) in infrastructure projects through 2021, state news agency Andina reported on Tuesday.
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The war of words between World Boxing Council (WBC) champion Deontay Wilder and British fighter Tyson Fury has been escalating in the build-up to the fight, with both men putting their perfect win records on the line.
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In experiments with Vibrio cholerae, the bacteria responsible for cholera, Yan and colleagues have shown that biofilms form when dividing cells build up to high densities, not as the result of a phase transition from a mobile state.
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For those who want a bit more versatility on certain days, shoot for a buildable option: "Buildable formulas are usually water based or contain silicones, so you're able to build up to your desired coverage level," says Olivier.
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After the deadliest year for militant attacks in Europe since 2004, the build-up to the New Year had been overshadowed by arrests, security warnings, and the scaling-back of big traditional celebrations in Brussels, Moscow and Paris.
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Over the last week, both adidas and Reebok have released voucher codes in the build up to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, offering customers the chance to receive free shipping and a discount all rolled into one deal.
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In the build up to the referendum, only Israel supported Kurdish independence drive while Moscow stayed silent on the referendum - in deep contrast with the United States and other Western powers which asked Erbil to scrap the vote.
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After the deadliest year for militant attacks in Europe since 2004, the build-up to the New Year had been overshadowed by arrests, security warnings, and the scaling-back of big traditional celebrations in Brussels, Moscow, and Paris.
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In the build up to most OPEC meetings, crude traders' default assumption seems to have been that OPEC would struggle to reach an agreement on cutting production and would normally take the easier course of extending existing allocations.
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The company on Wednesday said it would build up to 55,000 Model 3s in the current quarter at a positive gross margin, buoying hopes that it may meet its goal of profitability and positive cash flow in 2018.
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Barbara Hendricks, Germany's minister of housing and the environment, announced last year that the country would build up to 400,000 new low-income housing units every year for the foreseeable future—for German residents as well as refugees.
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In March, China Merchants Industry Holdings agreed a deal to build up to 10 vessels for Miami-based SunStone Ships, and Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry Co won a 194 million euro ($222 million) order from Finland's Viking Line (VIK1V.
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However, much of the carefully planned and choreographed build-up to the ceremony has been overshadowed by confusion over the attendance of Markle's father, who is divorced from her mother, Doria Ragland, a yoga instructor and social worker.
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The military on Friday awarded GPS 3 production assessment contracts, worth up to $6 million apiece, to all three firms, with the aim of choosing one company to build up to 22 next-generation Global Positioning System satellites.
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The ones that are OK usually either peter out at the climax like Guardians of the Galaxy or have lots of needless exposition to build up to a really great climactic fight scene like Captain America: Civil War.
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The regulator said it was examining whether Adler and Petrus acted in concert, looking in particular at possible collusion relating to one transaction in 2015 and in the build-up to an extraordinary Conwert shareholders meeting this month.
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Australia, who beat the U.S. 267-94 in the build-up to the tournament, lived up to their billing of the event's dark horses with a rip-roaring performance as Cleveland Cavaliers guard Matthew Dellavedova sank 24 points.
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The set spans a decade of hits, with signatures like "Crazy in Love" reworked into cinematic arrangements that build up to tracks off "Lemonade," her smash release from April, embracing all the speculation and controversy that surrounds it.
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Now, though, in the area by a Metro-North station, a developer can build up to 2324 stories without any signoffs, and even go an additional eight stories in exchange for certain community-serving amenities, Mr. Aragon said.
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So too is the hard-left CGT, which is spearheading public sector strikes now in their 12th day and threatening to intensify the industrial action in the build up to Christmas if Macron does not pull the reform.
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Buhari's handling of the economy and the cost of living since he took office in 2015 has become a campaign issue in the build up to the country's presidential election which is scheduled to take place in February 2019.
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Shakira, 43, who is from Barranquilla, Colombia, had let it be known in the build up to the show that she sympathized with Latinos in the United States, where anti-immigration rhetoric has become more open in recent years.
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Elections under Mugabe were often marred by intimidation, rigging and violence but the consensus is the build-up to this vote has been better than before, although Chamisa complained about a flawed voters' roll and opaque ballot paper printing.
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All of The Kid's erratic actions build up to the reveal at the end of "Harvest," which is that Alan Pangborn knows and recognizes The Kid from that night 27 years ago when Warden Dale Lacy first kidnapped him.
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The new "garden" communities - from Cumbria in the north to Cornwall on England's southern-most tip - would be part of a scheme to build up to 200,000 new homes, housing and planning minister Gavin Barwell said in a statement.
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In the build-up to the 14 February, people have taken to pranking the British supermarket chain in the most gloriously immature way possible — by pinching their "Ideal for Valentine's" signs and moving them into slightly more awkward positions.
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This can happen gradually, with graded exposures that build up to confronting a phobia, by experiencing the worst of your fears all at once (a technique called "flooding"), or through systematic desensitization, when exposures are paired with relaxation techniques.
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GAZA CITY (Reuters) - In the build-up to the one-year anniversary of the Gaza border protests that opened up a deadly new front in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Reuters photographer Dylan Martinez visited Gaza for the first time.
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The build-up to the record mostly involved absurd promo videos, with irony god Liam Lynch first subjecting QOTSA to a lie detector test and later interviewing the band's previous albums—voiced by frontman Josh Homme—about their successor.
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J.P. Turns out that Trippie Redd's ambient howls are as well suited to his usual spare, spooky love songs as to this thuddering, build-up-to-the-drop, largely edgeless club music by the Australian D.J.-producer Alison Wonderland.
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In the build-up to the meeting, much has been made of a potential threat to Abbas's authority from Mohammed Dahlan, a former senior figure in Fatah who now lives in self-imposed exile in the United Arab Emirates.
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An opportunity for Republicans and Democrats to galvanize support and attract voters in the build-up to the crucial November vote, they rely on a host of speakers to get vital messages across and really define the party line.
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On paper, these are the sort of conditions that tend to build up to so-called wave elections, like the ones that swept the Republicans out of power in 2006 and back into power in the House in 2010.
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Relations between the two coalition parties deteriorated dramatically in the build-up to last month's EU parliamentary election, which saw the League become Italy's most popular party while the 5-Star lost half its support in barely a year.
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Ostapenko, the 2017 French Open champion, may have also benefited from an uninspiring build-up to the season's final grand slam, crashing out in the first round at Montreal and Cincinnati to leave her fresh going into her opener.
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The build-up to the London event was marred by Cameron being caught on camera describing Nigeria and Afghanistan, which are both taking part, as "fantastically corrupt"; but he later said that the leaders of both countries were tackling the problem.
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In the build up to Friday's opening ceremonies for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, the royal trio released a video sharing their best wishes for the 366 athletes competing as a part of Great Britain's Olympic team.
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We sat down here in Washington to talk about that and the new film he directs and stars in, Shock and Awe, about the media&aposs failures, except for one news outlet in the build up to the Iraq war.
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Three weeks hard riding toward Paris will not affect his medal chances in Brazil though, says Rod Ellingworth, Cavendish's coach in the build-up to London 2012 and the man who steered him to the world road title in 2011.
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The lender said it had no update on progress in talks with the U.S. Justice Department as the bank seeks to settle claims that it like many peers mis-sold mortgage securities in the build-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Players who had been watching the build up to the event were able to buy one of two emotes, a pro-monster and a pro-robot one, while Epic also designed an in-game skin of the pink, cat-themed robot.
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So the fact that June is transported to the former Boston Globe headquarters in the second episode of the second season of The Handmaid's Tale is a very, very deliberate decision — and so is the slow build-up to that revelation.
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To comply with NFPA standards for rail tunnels, the Loop would need at least 74 such exits for each of the twin tunnels between Baltimore and DC. TBC's document says it only intends to build "up to 70" in total.
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Businesses have called for a swift resolution of the row, saying it was taking a toll on an economy which was hit hard by the post-2007 election violence amid the tensions in the build up to the 2013 vote.
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If an area is very windy and you can build up to 03 200-megawatt wind farms, and we build a transmission line that's just going to satisfy the first 200-megawatt wind farm, is that the right thing to do?
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We expected Burberry to undergo dramatic changes with new chief creative officer Riccardo Tisci at the helm, and now, in the build-up to his highly-anticipated London Fashion Week debut, the first shift in brand visuals has been revealed.
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Both companies want to engineer gut bacteria to deliver a constant supply of such things as the enzymes missing in genetic diseases like phenylketonuria (in which the absent enzyme means a chemical called phenylalanine can build up to toxic levels).
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NEW DELHI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Indian advertisers wanting to run political ads on Facebook will have to confirm their identity and location to help prevent abuse of the system in the build-up to national elections, the company said on Thursday.
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In the build-up to the six-day meeting, held once every five years, there have been public spats between the two camps and ANC sources said it was likely the leadership question would dominate what is ostensibly a policy conference.
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While they have been feted by both East and West in the build up to APEC, key issues affecting them - climate change and development - were largely sidelined at the summit by a war of words between the superpowers on trade policy.
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Close. See, Doctor Strange is connected to what fans call Cosmic Marvel (which already includes the Guardians of the Galaxy) in a big way, and he'll almost certainly be a major player in the build-up to Avengers: Infinity War.
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State of siege Anticipation over Comey's appearance will return the administration to a state of siege, which has been partially lifted in recent weeks during Trump's foreign trip and the build up to his decision to quit the Paris climate pact.
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Doping is one of many issues dogging the build-up to South America's first Olympics, with Russia currently barred from international competition and Kenya struggling to implement new anti-doping measures by an April deadline or be ruled non-compliant.
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Start with a question that will build up to a conversation that meets the A.C.T. criteria: Some of those questions might be: The fallback for a lot of people is like the newscast "hourly update" — traffic, sports, weather and so on.
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The new agreement between the BoE and the finance ministry means the central bank can build up to 5.5 billion pounds of capital from profits from its operations before needing to hand over all further profits to the finance ministry.
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A first strike would have to be a complete surprise to be successful — mainly because the Korean leader has watched twice in the past 20 years the U.S. build up to go to war, then pull the trigger both times.
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It functions, then, like a mystery moving from its beginning and end toward its middle, to the degree that it flashes between the Unabomber investigation in 1995 and 1996 and the build-up to Kaczynski's trial in 1997 and 1998.
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In Royal Wedding, Prince Richard is now King Richard of Aldovia (presumably not far from Belgravia, in what is hopefully a shared narrative universe and part of a simmering, years-long build-up to an Avengers-style royal Christmas epic).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron said the government needed to learn the lessons from what went wrong in the build-up to Britain's joining the invasion of Iraq, in his initial response to a long awaited inquiry on the war.
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Sunday Times journalist Josh Boswell tweeted that a crowd of around 650 people had gathered outside the News UK building to express their disappointment with the way the Rupert Murdoch-owned newspapers had covered the build-up to the referendum.
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Companies ranging from General Motors Co to startup Lordstown Motors Corp have said they plan to introduce electric pickups over the next two years, and are scheduled to build up to 20213,000 a year by 2024, according to industry analysts.
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The company's owner Nick Grey said that it received a request to build up to 30,000 ventilators in just a two-week span, which promoted them to quickly set about figuring out what went into the design of this medical hardware.
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Violence in build-up to elections The lead-up to the elections has been marked by violence, prompting warnings from the British and US governments that they would deny visas to and likely prosecute anyone found inciting violence during the vote.
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She was also part of the Japanese lobbying team that persuaded the International Olympic Committee to retain wrestling at the Tokyo 2020 Games and has been coaching the Japanese national team in the build-up to their home Olympics next year.
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Before the shutdown, The Grid was selling a $23 annual "Pro Membership" that seemingly promised users the ability to build up to 10 sites, a demo of the Version 3 product, a spot on the V3 waitlist, and web hosting.
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But the calibrators themselves need to be calibrated, which has led to a rickety chain of assumptions and measurements in which small errors and disagreements — about, say, how much dust is interfering with observations — can build up to cosmic proportions.
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A backlash against proposals to build up to 2750,211 new houses in and around Guildford, a commuter town in Surrey, led to the Tories slumping from 34 of 48 councillors in the previous local election to just nine this year.
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I was experiencing the event—or, at least, the build up to it—on iRacing, a racing simulator regarded as one of the most realistic available, at the forefront of a virtual racing community that's edging into the eSports picture.
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The Room and Troll 2 may have found their followers more quickly than the curios of a half-century ago, but the long build-up to their breakthroughs—which were such an essential part of their charm—would be essentially impossible in 2017.
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While the film's first trailer centered around NASA and the tense build-up to the moon landing, Wednesday's new clip focuses in on Ryan Gosling's dour Neil Armstrong and his family, including his sons and his wife, Janet, played by Claire Foy.
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Stay tuned for more on the G6 as we build up to it final unveiling at Mobile World Congress on February 26th — LG phones can never resist hitting the limelight before their proper launch, and the G6 seems to be extending that tradition.
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The letter, sent on March 12, came in the build-up to a series of top-level meetings on the migration crisis, including one hosted by Britain in Brussels on Friday with Mogherini and leaders of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Malta.
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The uncertainty in markets caused by conflicting reports on trade in the build up to the G20.6 meet stalled a rally in stocks this month, and set the bellwether S&P 20.4 index on pace to post its first weekly loss in June.
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When Strahan asked him the question that was on all our minds: If the show really has to end, Bonneville echoed what plenty of other cast members have said in the build-up to the show's final season – that it's the right time.
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The Taliban fight to take Helmand has echoes of the build-up to September's attack on the northern city of Kunduz, their biggest success in the 15-year war, with Taliban forces picking off a series of districts around the provincial capital.
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Britain's financial services industry has so far emerged largely unscathed from the build-up to Brexit, with only about 2,000 roles expected to have moved or been created overseas even as the risk of a disorderly exit grows, a Reuters survey showed.
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Those defending the police have seized on details regarding how people behaved in the off-camera build-up to fatal encounters that have often proven persuasive to juries, as well as those inclined to support the police in the court of public opinion.
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The mutual praise between Joshua and Klitschko echoed the civilised and respectful way the two former Olympic champions had behaved in the build-up to the contest but there was nothing civil about the brutal punishment they dished out to each other.
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The mutual praise between Joshua and Klitschko echoed the civilized and respectful way the two former Olympic champions had behaved in the build-up to the contest but there was nothing civil about the brutal punishment they dished out to each other.
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A video meant to build up to the unveiling failed to run properly at the Toshiba Plaza outside their new T-Mobile Arena, leaving owner Bill Foley and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman stalling for time as technicians tried to fix the problem.
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After a 3-0 win over Panama on Monday, Belgium hope to find space to stitch up qualification but will go into the game with respect for Tunisia, who performed well in their build-up to the competition against strong European sides.
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The 22-year-old, ranked 17th in the world, won the Brisbane title in the build-up to his home slam and Becker says the man who divides opinion like no other in Australia is finally beginning to look like the real deal.
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Trump brought up intelligence mishaps during the build-up to the war in Iraq to justify his skepticism, despite it emerging after the war began that the intelligence community had not been in agreement about the existence of weapons of mass destruction.
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"I want them to have the best week of their lives," the 32-year-old Pique said in the build-up to the event which will start on Monday with a glitzy opening ceremony expected to feature his wife, Colombian singer Shakira.
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Perhaps it would be best for Mourinho to change tack; to go easy on the lads and relax them in the build up to the Arsenal game, as opposed to making them feel like participants in some sort of footballing Hunger Games.
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The first two books focus on the '60s and '70s, respectively; Make My Day focuses on the '80s, and in it, Hoberman shows how Hollywood provided a build-up to Ronald Reagan's presidency, then captured America's desires and anxieties during his administration.
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Through flashbacks interspersed with the build-up to the resolution of this murder plot, we learn about Marcello's life, the events that led up to his decision to join the fascist party, and the events following his dispatch to kill the professor.
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Speaking with ESPN&aposs Ariel Helwani, McGregor said that after taking his training a bit lightly earlier in his career, focusing only on the build-up to a fight, reading up on how James kept his body ready inspired him to do more.
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Yet while things seemed perfect on the outside, Overholt's decision to make swimming her singular focus in the build-up to Rio, which meant spending little time with family and friends, and the pressure to make the team were affecting her mental health.
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Gremaud, who admitted afterwards she had been suffering from a head injury in the build-up to qualification, went for the switch double 1080 on the final kicker of her last run to take back the gold, but fell going for glory.
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The EU has promised 8.5 million euros ($10 million) in aid for new shelters but the scheme has been held up by bickering among rival parties, some of whom have been stepping up anti-migrant rhetoric in the build-up to October elections.
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Demonstrations have to be enduring and build up to a broader movement to get things done — one that reaches out to the public, media, and politicians in numerous ways, from letter-writing campaigns to lobbying to supporting friendly candidates for political office.
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The world number eight, who had a strong build up to the Paris major, winning in Lyon and making the final in Madrid after beating Rafael Nadal in the quarter-finals, will take on Japan's Kei Nishikori, the 19th seed, in the last 16.
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Although Wang had hired an agent in the build-up to the draft, few could have imagined the 22-year-old was getting picked until the morning of the draft, when an ESPN article mentioned his name at the tail-end of their draft predictions.
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I will take on high-paying work to fund my passions, not the other way aroundA common mistake of many young people is that they expect their passions to pay the bills, and in reality it takes a long time to build up to this.
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Many of the British tabloids in the build-up to the game had pondered whether the U.S. side were too arrogant, in view of their raucous celebrations after each goal in their record 13-0 thrashing of Thailand at the start of the tournament.
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The willowy ninth seed, who won the Rome Masters in the build-up to the claycourt grand slam, is locked at one-set all with Spaniard Fernando Verdasco and the pair will play to a finish after their contest was halted on Monday evening.
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The 36-year-old Swiss extended his winning run on grass to 18 matches as he continues a serene build-up to his title defense at Wimbledon next month but after easing through the first set found Paire in one of his more inspired moods.
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Rapinoe, who was involved in a spat with U.S. President Donald Trump during the build up to the game , opened the scoring in the fifth minute with a low-struck free-kick from the left that went in untouched through a crowd of players.
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With 223 of their top NBA players pulling out of the roster in the build-up to the tournament in China, the U.S. lacked depth but their coach Gregg Popovich, the winner of five NBA titles with the San Antonio Spurs, refused to make excuses.
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Defending champion Federer will be back sniffing a 20th major at the Australian Open but the build-up to the men's tournament has been more about who will even make the start line in Melbourne next Monday, rather than who will last the course.
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The build up to the March 4 vote was shaken at the weekend when a neo-Nazi shot and injured six African migrants in central Italy, in a racially motivated attack after a Nigerian man was arrested on suspicion of murdering a local teenager.
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However, much of the carefully-planned and choreographed build-up to the ceremony has been overshadowed in recent days by confusion over whether Markle's father would attend and intensive media focus on other members of her family in the run up to the wedding.
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In 2015, Roland Emmerich's Stonewall, a fictional account of the figures and build-up to the Stonewall riots, saw critical backlash and accusations of minimizing the role of figures like Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, trans activists of color integral to the protest.
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In the build-up to the Paris attacks, Abdeslam (whose brothers, Ibrahim and Mohammed, were also allegedly involved in the Paris attacks) was responsible for the bulk of the logistics, including renting cars and apartments and transporting co-conspirators, officials told the New York Times. 5.
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"Die göttliche Ordnung", written and directed by Petra Volpe (and which opened the Solothurn film festival last week), follows fictional characters in the build-up to the national referendum in 1971, where a majority of Swiss men finally voted in favour of granting women the vote.
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Diaz taking a strong stance and holding out for the right amount of money, as he explained he would to Helwani, makes the rematch even more intriguing given that McGregor openly mocked his financial situation in the short build up to their meeting at UFC 196.
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"This has been worth the wait, now I'm smiling but four years ago it was quite difficult," the 29-year-old told reporters at the pristine Rio whitewater park that locals could use as a place to cool off in the build-up to the Games.
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It would take a while to build up to a thousand ships, and so I think if you say when we reach that million-person threshold, from the point at which the first ship goes to Mars, it's probably somewhere between 20 to 50 total Mars rendezvous.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Meghan Markle confirmed she will walk down the aisle without her father when she weds Prince Harry in a glittering ceremony on Saturday, putting an end to days of speculation that has marred the build-up to Britain's biggest social event of the year.
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Maybe it was that time when he got sent off mere minutes after being told to keep his cool at Inter Milan, or his 'Why Always Me?' celebration against Manchester United, or his crucial intervention in the build-up to Sergio Aguero's famous title-winning goal.
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As part of his build-up to the U.S. Olympic trials in July, Eaton has entered the Ostrava Golden Spike meet on May 20, where he will line up in the 100 meters alongside six-times Olympic gold medal sprinter and world record holder Usain Bolt.
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After a months-long build up to the mid-season premiere of The Walking Dead, fans were given an extra-long and touching tribute to Carl (Chandler Riggs), a staple of the series since the first season, who was shockingly bit by a zombie in December's mid-season finale.
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Commercial broadcaster ITV slipped 2 percent, taking this month's losses to more than 6 percent, after saying that companies were holding back from buying advertising in the build up to next month's European Union referendum in Britain, prompting it to lower its forecast for first-half ad revenues.
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Ten minutes isn't usually enough time for festival-goers to congregate in front of a stage, let alone build up to a good crescendo—but the Pleasant Park crowd had been waiting for the gig for days, and so everyone nobly held up their end of the party transaction.
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"Swatch looks like a prisoner of its own high upstream integration given the low flexibility; it appears stuck between the rock of suffering inventory build-up to keep utilisation high, and the hard place of suffering gross margin compression," Exane BNP Paribas analyst Luca Solca said in a note.
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We had the steady, tense build-up to Season 6, the explosive joy of the 10-week season itself and then the instant, crushing emptiness that followed the final episode and the grim realisation that it's another 10 whole months before we can find out what happens next.
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Da huanjie, or "big changeovers" of personnel, occur in the build-up to, and right after, each of the party's five-yearly congresses, the next of which (the 19th) will take place late in 2017 (not to be confused with the NPC, which is not concerned with party affairs).
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RABAT (Reuters) - South African Caster Semenya continued her impressive build-up to the Olympics Games with a comfortable success in the women's 800m to mark her out as a strong favorite for gold in Rio de Janeiro as Africa hosted its first-ever Diamond League meeting on Sunday.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Trump told reporters that the Mueller report said his campaign had "rebuffed your friends from Russia; that we actually pushed them back — we rebuffed them" — when, in fact, the report listed numerous contacts between the campaign and Russia in the build-up to the 2016 campaign.
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Hundreds of factories were shut in the build up to the event to ensure crystal blue skies, flights in and out of Beijing were canceled for the parade's duration and, just to ensure that the city's airspace was safe, monkeys, falcons and dogs were deployed to scare away birds.
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"The build-up to starting shooting the season was the most nerve-wracking part of the journey," Whittaker said, noting her relief that the hard work of the cast and crew is finally out there as of Sunday, when her first full episode aired on BBC One and BBC America.
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But I ended up loving the way this miniseries about the build-up to 9/11 slowly but surely built its case for how US intelligence agencies failed to spot what was right in front of them, leading to one of the biggest tragedies to ever occur on American soil.
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Should Mr Trump persist in challenging the one-China idea, the risk of escalation will be even greater than usual in the build-up to the conclaves—all the more so, perhaps, given Mr Xi's insistence that differences between China and Taiwan "cannot be passed on from generation to generation".
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After a torrid build-up to the tournament when he could not buy a victory followed by scratchy four-set victories in the opening two rounds, Murray has timed his return to form perfectly, taking down former U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro in straight sets, then ousting Khachanov.
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On the morning of Jaguar's big event, it was announced that the company born out of the former Google self-driving car project in 2016 and the one with decades of history as a brand known for luxury and performance are collaborating to build up to 20,000 self-driving I-Paces.
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When the plant was previously owned by a joint venture between General Motors and Toyota, it had the capacity to build up to a half million vehicles annually — indicating Tesla should have plenty of room to expand when it ramps up production of the Model 3 in 2017 and 2018.
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Director Don Argott chronicles every step in the planning and build-up to that event, but the waterworks really open during the show itself, from seeing parents embrace their children to LGBTQ adults talking about what a difference such an event would have made when they were young and feeling isolated.
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You don't want to talk about campaigns, the build up to the campaign, how the campaign is going, how the campaign can be kickstarted because it's burned out and no one wants to premiere your artists' track, how the campaign needs to resemble something that looks more like a campaign.
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Fans of Veep will probably enjoy this 2009 film from many of the same people; it reimagines the build-up to the Iraq War as the ultimate comedic farce, with just as much creative swearing as the aforementioned HBO sitcom and the comedic stylings of the always terrific Peter Capaldi.
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Monfils, who reached the final after top seed Dominic Thiem withdrew on Friday due to illness, made it a good day for Frenchmen in the build-up to the Australian Open after 33-year-old Gilles Simon also returned to form to beat Kevin Anderson and win the title in Pune.
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The recent beach landing was the first phase in training that over the next two weeks will build up to a two-day simulated mission with a night landing — as the commandos would do in a real operation to preserve the element of surprise and allow more time to surveil the target.
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Global markets are on edge in the build-up to the June 23 referendum in which British citizens will vote on whether to remain within or leave the EU. Recent opinion polls have swung toward the leave camp, which gained momentum on Monday when the influential The Sun newspaper endorsed a Brexit.
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"She hasn't played that much this year, but she came back with a vengeance (in Rome), played great tennis, as well as she has on clay, and she is the big favorite going into the French Open," 18-times grand slam champion Navratilova told the Tennis Podcast in the build-up to Paris.
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While he lost much of that in the build up to the weigh in, he still struggled to make the cut and ended up resorting to last-ditch tactics, like running on a treadmill in the early hours of the morning and shadow boxing frantically in the heat of his hotel steam room.
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The Ventec and GM global supply base developed sourcing plans for the more than 700 individual parts that are needed to build up to 200,000 of the ventilators, known as VOCSN, according to GM. GM will also begin manufacturing FDA-cleared Level 1 surgical masks at a manufacturing plant in Warren, Michigan.
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That's certainly been true during the build-up to the finales of "Thrones" -- which has broken records for the pay-TV network -- and the CBS comedy, which concluded its 12-year run Thursday with an estimated 18 million same-day viewers, per Nielsen data, a figure expected to grow to 25 million with delayed viewing.
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"Any damage to this strategic principle would lead to the revision of and serious alteration in the existing cooperation between Iran and Iraq's Kurdistan region," said Ali Shamkhani, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, according to state-run Press TV. Turkey's protests in the build-up to the vote had been relatively muted.
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Three quickfire goals from Cesar Azpilicueta, Jorginho, and finally 18-year-old Reece James — who became the club's youngest ever Champions League scorer — leveled the game for Chelsea, and it was unlucky not to have fully completed the turnaround had it not been for a handball in the build up to Azpilicueta's late disallowed goal.
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The build up to her highly anticipated second album When I Get Home (which was delivered as of midnight on Friday!) was full of trippy futuristic visuals and innovative marketing schemes, like releasing what turned out to be Mike Jones' phone number from the song "Back Then" where fans could hear snippets of the album.
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Now, for his part, in a surreal scene, Kim Jong-un, spent the day smiling and taking selfies with people in Singapore, where the build-up to tonight&aposs summit looked almost like a prized boxing match, who got souvenirs of the two men&aposs faces plastered on everything from fans to t- shirts to water bottles in Singapore.
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Specifically, the Chinese government intends, during the 2020s, to build up to 20 floating nuclear plants, with reactors as powerful as 200MW, to supply artificial islands it is building as part of its plan to enforce the country's claim to much of the South China Sea—a claim disputed by every other country in the area.
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After hearing the words "immigration", "refugees" and "borders" bounded around like weapons for nearly six months in the build up to the referendum result, it was strangely poignant that the very first act to open Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage just a few hours after we all discovered the result was an entire orchestra of Syrian musicians, accompanied by Damon Albarn.
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At least publicly, though, Chinese officials have indicated they have no interest, and that in any case the United States and Russia would either have to slash their arsenals to Chinese levels — not remotely likely — or let China build up to Russian and American levels, which does not seem to be what Mr. Trump has in mind.
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What we've seen in the build-up to the 2018 midterms is largely a repeat of what we saw in the elections in Virginia last year: a clash between progressive and regressive politics, reflected not only in the policies and rhetoric of the two major parties, but also in the people they chose to represent them.
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Take one of the season's best episodes, its fourth, in which the build-up to a big match between Debbie and opponent Tammé Dawson (Kia Stevens) becomes a focus on how both women, single moms raising sons (Debbie with her ex-husband's help, Tammé seemingly without help), navigate trying to build a better world for their boys while also chasing their own dreams.
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Seasons: 3Episodes: 39NBC's "The Good Place" returns for its fourth and final season later this month, but for now the third season is newly available for streaming on Netflix in the US.While the first season is a fun build up to a major finale revelation, the second and third seasons are what tips "The Good Place" over the top into brilliant, layered comedy.
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Thanks to this last gambit, Mr Cameron must now switch positions: having long played footsie with Eurosceptics and confronted his continental partners, today he must take on the former and flirt with the latter, especially in the build-up to the summit on February 18th at which the 27 other members of the European Council will discuss the draft renegotiation published on February 2nd.
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Whether it's the MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, or MLS, each of these stadiums—or, in L.A.'s case, the build up to the 2028 Olympic Games—is a multi-faceted and involved process that is witness to conflicts between local activists, team booster groups, development and real estate companies, the sports franchise itself, and, in one case, the local chapter of the Audubon Society.
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In the build up to their own fight, the Minter camp took umbrage over the stubble headed Hagler, who might use his bristly cranium in clinches to open up their chap's cut happy face; in turn, the Hagler camp cast a wary finger at Minter's cut man, Jackie McCoy, if they spotted him applying any illegal looking substance, he would be reported and Minter stripped of the title in the event of a win.
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And with underdog signee Teyana Taylor, the build up to her long-awaited, Kanye-produced album Keep That Same Energy has been particularly enceinte: She's the only female artist amongst Ye's much-hyped septet of forthcoming G.O.O.D. releases (none of which have been very good so far), and faces an uphill battle against an overlooked 2014 debut, dismissal for her video vixen come up, and the drama of the men who run her label.
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Click here for graphics on 'World number one golfers' here GVjSLm9hvvvzvGv0FLoWSRuCSs5Q&r=bgEbuvwGOpK6X163HN3d2-P26LL-zTZ-MKw218MyZDTKGy241&m=22015HdHzzMfWMt214W2674BZFTWcYwwoB2500o193Aju219e19QPChmKpw&s=226HlLeG1C6rY_iLs1oSVKWLNeT0McfMatNsCBqr2l88&e= The Dubai event had been inked in as the second of four he was scheduled to play in a five-week span as part of his proposed build-up to the first major of the year, the April 16-9 Masters, but those plans are now very much up in the air.
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In Thrash Metal and Te Reo Maori, VICE New Zealand's new episode of Zealandia, we meet with Alien Weaponry in the build up to the release of their first album, from the garage on the de Jong family farm where brothers Henry (drums) and Lewis (vocals and guitar), and their friend Ethan Trembath (bass) rehearse, to catching the bus to high school, working at the local, mechanics and bringing in the washing for mum.
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Wilder may have been trailing on the scorecards of the ringside judges, as he was getting outboxed by the 40-year-old for much of the fight, but, as he had told Business Insider in the build-up to his weekend&aposs showdown with Ortiz, his opponents need to box perfectly through the 36 minute, 12 round distance, while he only has to be perfect for the second required to throw and land his hardest punch.
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Joshua may have been a "bit run down" as he had a stye on his eyeHe underestimated Ruiz Jr.His ring-walk was wrong and it threw him off his game"I spoke to Joshua during the week in the build-up to the [first Ruiz Jr.] fight, where I did notice … and I know he hasn&apost made too many excuses, credit to him, but I did notice a stye in his eye," Frampton said recently.
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Some early progress on this front will be the incoming government's top priority: the strongest argument of the pro-GroKo-ers was that the next few months, with Mr Macron secure in Paris and before the build-up to next year's European Parliament election, offer a rare window to reform the EU. With a "no" vote that window would have closed before a stable new government took office in Berlin (the plan is to reach an initial Franco-German agreement in June).
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