It's this change of direction that allows him to escape purgatory.
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Without a change of direction, the load will get ever heavier.
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These are important moves that indicate a clear change of direction.
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I don't think we are looking for a change of direction.
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It's not unusual for artists to take a change of direction.
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He seeks a change of direction and I think he's right.
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This welcome change of direction couldn't come at a more critical time.
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But such a radical change of direction would send a terrible signal.
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Could this "change of direction" result in unnecessary filler as some fear?
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But first-half results suggest little need for an urgent change of direction.
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The change of direction is already visible on the streets of New Delhi.
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Prey for the Gods marks a substantial change of direction for its makers.
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It would be a pretty dramatic change of direction to allow this lawsuit.
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The plan would be a significant change of direction for Marchionne and Ferrari.
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"He initiated some change of direction work today," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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Outsiders have been positive about the commission's change of direction in recent years, too.
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The change of direction "was the beginning of where the crash happened," he said.
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She said scientists didn't know how they communicated and agreed on a change of direction.
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American officials will not say when they caught on to the North's change of direction.
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The change of direction spooked some investors, with Colfax shares tumbling 15 percent on the news.
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The political pundits started buzzing about Trump's "change of direction" almost immediately after he finished speaking.
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But mainland Europe seemed to be extremely resistant to such a change of direction, he said.
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Beyond a vehicle it can enable a change of direction for people and offer new opportunities.
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This is a change of direction so radical that some think it heralds a revolution in psychiatry.
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The fire's change of direction caught the companies by surprise, delaying a much-needed return to production.
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Compared to a previous conversation Alice had with him, it made for a sharp change of direction.
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This would be a huge change of direction for Nintendo, so it's difficult to see it happening.
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While most market analysts are concerned about the budget plan, some economists welcomed the change of direction.
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Millions of Americans voted for what they thought would be a change of direction in their favor.
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"We need a change of direction in Berlin," Bavarian state Finance Minister Markus Soeder told the Bild daily.
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It wasn't speed, exactly, or rapid change of direction or covering large distances in short amount of time.
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Russian state media has placed the blame for the incident on the "sudden change of direction " of the Chancellorsville.
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In our view, the recent market turmoil is a bump in the road, not a wholesale change of direction.
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The advancement on change of direction and the added intensity of the running is kind of the final stage.
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Mr Modi's allies are adamant that their many schemes add up to a substantial change of direction for the country.
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He gave up his work as a chef but felt unsure about where his change of direction might lead him.
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Large-cap tech stocks are back in favor thanks in part to a change of direction in interest rate hikes.
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There has been no big change of direction since Ms Sturgeon became first minister, says Jim Gallagher of Oxford University.
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It is a change of direction as previous attempts at a ban would have excluded antique ivory produced before 1947.
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"She was able to hit an on-the-rise drive, on the run, with a change of direction," Gennette said.
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Some nice windscreen wiper footwork into a change of direction into the underpass and from there straight into the back take.
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The appointment of Gallego, CEO of Iberia since 21, meant there would be little change of direction at IAG, analysts said.
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The fight over whether that change of direction is proper could well divert the court from the issue originally at stake.
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"The climate package is, at best, an indication of a change of direction" said Ottmar Edenhofer, the director of the institute.
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Three games— Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, and Assassin's Creed: Origins—showed the industry's change of direction.
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It sounds like his body is beating violently against the wall, a slight change of direction—his decision that it's too late.
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But it seems unlikely the travel restrictions will prove sufficient to provoke elite fracture and force a change of direction in Caracas.
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Barring a change of direction from the United States, more delegates may find reason to come to St Petersburg in future years.
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"This change of direction allows foreign companies, including Israeli companies, to penetrate the Chinese economy and market their goods in it," Brodet said.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. For many footballers who end up on loan, the move represents a change of direction.
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And while McCaffrey cranked out a lot of terrific plays at Stanford, his mid-run change of direction isn't quite Bush-esque. Seriously.
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Wang Dong, associate professor of international studies at Peking University, said China would remain on alert for another change of direction by Trump.
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A leave victory would mark a symbolic change of direction to the post-World War II status quo of ever-increasing collaboration in Europe.
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His one year of collegiate dominance featured dozens of highlights showing off ridiculous acceleration and change-of-direction that remind me of Antonio Brown.
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Bronwen Maddox, director of the think tank Institute for Government, told CNBC Wednesday that pro-EU MPs were hopeful of a change of direction.
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As the country fills up, Israel needs a change of direction, with economic strategies to empower women of all communities in its diverse society.
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Those who seriously want to win, need to join Ted Yoho in his smart change of direction, to do anything else would be crazy.
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Elijah van Brocklin on the runway at McQueen Willo Barrett, also modelling at the McQueen show, spoke of the change of direction for eyebrow grooming.
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Wayne Rooney, who had scored only twice during Manchester United's repressed style of play this season, benefited Saturday from the team's midseason change of direction.
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But it may also come to be seen as an economic turning-point, marking the third big change of direction since the second world war.
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After the trauma of the financial crisis, any abrupt or daring change of direction by a big American bank would probably be blocked by regulators.
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Ryan announced his long-shot bid in the wake of the Democrats' electoral letdown earlier this month, saying the party needs a change of direction.
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That reflects investors' fear not only of a large penalty, but also that American authorities could in effect force a change of direction at the company.
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The promotion of Scott and Wallace does not signal any great change of direction, as both are Fox News veterans who joined the company in 1996.
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"Whatever government there is, there will be a change of direction and there will be reform measures," Ciudadanos lawmaker Jose Manuel Villegas told reporters on Monday.
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Diplomats from other countries privately say their governments aren't currently taking Trump's pronouncements seriously because they attribute them to ignorance, rather than a change of direction.
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This may be like a jarring change of direction – but why does every artist who created in the 70s seem to owe something to John Coltrane?
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They spent a brief period as a trio, releasing an album in 2015 under the name "Portico", but fans were left confused by the change of direction.
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A top aide to Donald Trump says the president-elect will reverse President Barack Obama's opening to Cuba absent any change of direction by the Cuban government.
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Cabrera, the Mets' shortstop, headed toward the middle but scrambled back in a change of direction to knock down the ball just short of the outfield grass.
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It reminded them that cars must not be driven "in a manner which could be potentially dangerous to other drivers" and barred "any abnormal change of direction".
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However, investors appeared unconvinced on Wednesday that Macri's late change of direction could prevent the return of the left to power in Latin America's third-largest economy.
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While the policies have generated economic growth averaging 1.6% since 2010 - above the EU average - and sound public finances, the election could mark a change of direction.
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And it signals a marked change of direction for a sculpture garden that had long deserved a reputation for being a little lonesome, and a little odd.
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Now, as rates rise it is clearly a boon for banks, and that doesn't even tackle the potential bonus if there is a change of direction in regulation.
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Although they both lean towards a certain type of minimalism, it's true that Jacquemus' love of conceptual clothes would be a radical change of direction at the house.
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Meanwhile, Markus Soeder, finance minister for the state of Bavaria, told the Bild am Sonntag paper it was time for a "change of direction" and more German influence.
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After 24 and 48 hours, the men came back in for follow-up testing: a vertical jump test, a change-of-direction test, and a sprint acceleration test.
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Foster, who warned ahead of the talks that further steps toward direct rule looked inevitable unless there is a change of direction, said her party remained committed to devolution.
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She tracks down nearly every ball and has an uncanny knack for restarting points with neutralizing shots that frustrate opponents even more than her change-of-direction winners do.
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A longer delay would give more time for a change of direction from Britain — perhaps a general election or a referendum — but would cause big legal and political complications.
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"Disappointing Diamonds Are the Rarest of Them All," and "Just Dumb Enough to Try" are lush love songs, and they mark a slight change of direction for John Tillman.
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But the fact it hadn't quite clawed back yet marked a change of direction after eight days of back-to-back gains that have seen it jump almost 20.2 percent.
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The winner of the shuttle drill, which evaluates lateral movement and change-of-direction skills, at the 2003 scouting combine, Newman now is as quick as he needs to be.
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Clinton hit Sanders on what she said was a change of direction in positions on health care and guns, while Sanders attacked Clinton for taking speaking fees from Wall Street banks.
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Equities had drifted lower over the past several sessions before the session's sharp drop, sparked by the ECB's change of direction just months after it wound down its massive quantitative easing program.
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BlackBerry Ltd plans to invest C$100 million in a new autonomous vehicle-testing hub over several years, the company's chief executive said, marking a change of direction for the smartphone pioneer.
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This abrupt change of direction followed weeks of warnings from Fed officials that a rate rise was coming, perhaps as soon as the conclusion of the Fed's next meeting on June 22015th.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has recently been sharply critical of China&aposs internet censorship, a change of direction from a few years ago when Facebook was trying desperately to crack the Chinese market.
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A spike in bond yields and a clear change of direction from central banks means there isn't a lot of value in global bond markets, a fund manager told CNBC on Tuesday.
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It is also for that reason, along with the bumpy nature of the track, that it is important for the cars to have good stability in braking and good change of direction.
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Mr. Pai's effort to deregulate price caps on business-to-business internet service, known as business data services, is a stark example of his drastic change of direction from the previous administration.
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The second of course has been the screeching change of direction by the Federal Reserve which suddenly looks set to cut U.S. interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis.
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He's on the smaller side but he's big enough: 215 pounds and a flailing, vicious runner who has some change of direction but mostly just wants to slash into defenders and pound them.
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While Trump -- like all politicians -- is loathe to admit a change of direction is needed or that mistakes have been made, it's hard to look at his current position and conclude anything else.
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This marked a change of direction for Intesa, which had been tackling bad debts in-house to boost recoveries and avoid sales that are normally done at a loss and burn through capital.
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Down the line, Trump's current policies now point toward orthodox conservatism: This is, it should be said, a genuine change of direction from how Trump portrayed himself and was seen during the campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Williams showed off their 2018 Formula One car on Thursday, with technical head Paddy Lowe signaling a change of direction as the former world champions seek to get back among the frontrunners.
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"With this in mind ... any change of direction under braking which results in another driver having to take evasive action will be considered abnormal and hence potentially dangerous to other drivers," the document added.
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She said she feels a certain level guilt towards her followers — the majority of whom have stayed despite her change of direction — because posting about healthy green juices and maca powder was misleading them.
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The two albums also absolutely slap, and each did something not necessarily expected of it: Paramore's represented a musical change of direction; SZA added something completely new and unique to the R&B canon.
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The change of direction on trade owes partly to the waning power of Japan's farm lobby, which has fought to keep tariffs on imported agricultural products high, impeding the country's ability to strike agreements.
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But Biden's team started talking like winners early in the day — another change of direction from staffers who have spent the previous two months leading up to voting days and debates playing down expectations.
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With Powell unlikely to indicate an explicit change of direction, there are expectations that he at least may indicate a slower rate of increases rather than an outright pause during the current volatility and uncertainty.
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The dollar's drop against other top world currencies was a modest 246.55 percent but marked a change of direction after eight days of back-to-back gains that have seen it jump almost 20.1 percent.
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A return to what was once its flagship crisis-fighting tool would be a wrenching change of direction for the ECB just months after it wound down its 2.6 trillion euro ($2.94 trillion) QE programme.
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Lovato's "Tell Me You Love Me" bowed at No. 3 with 73,000 in sales, while Cyrus's change of direction to a more folksy style with "Younger" debuted in fifth place with some 45,000 units sold.
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His officials have added that they must also put an end to Iran's "destabilization" of the Middle East and herald a genuine change of direction for the clerics who have been in power since 1979.
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Yet instead of taking responsibility for the epidemic and doing something about it, most of the leaders of the food industry actively resist a change of direction and the needed changes in public-health regulation.
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"Prior to the recording of 'Popscene' we went through a really rough patch and what we felt we needed was some change of direction," Andy Ross, former co-head of Food Records, later recalled to Sounds.
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But the change of direction feels particularly pointed in the case of Bazaar, both because risk-taking editors and photographers defined its history and because Ms. Bailey chose to slide it forward down a different path.
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"This delay suggests the administration is planning a change of direction," an official at reservesuisse, the organisation that helps manage the nation's strategic food and grain reserves and which wants to preserve the coffee stockpile, told Reuters.
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Whiting said stewards considered three key points regarding the Vettel incident — whether a driver had to take evasive action, whether an abnormal change of direction was made in the braking zone, and whether it was potentially dangerous.
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SS: Do you think change in leadership, or change of direction, or change in the composition of the government in Germany, is going to actually increase appetite in that country, for some form of common deposit insurance?
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The Department of Justice admitted as much when Assistant Attorney General Sally Yates circulated a memo last year announcing a change of direction in white-collar criminal prosecution by focusing specifically on the need to prosecute corporate executives.
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Trump has sought to undo much of the previous Democrat administration's domestic policies, including recent proposals to overhaul the country's taxation system, while also proposing a change of direction for U.S. foreign policy, such as his "America first" ideology.
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The most impressive thing about these cars is the level of control they have — anyone can make a thing go really fast, but it's the smooth deceleration and change of direction that truly made this McLaren ride an otherworldly experience.
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So if you&aposre at the start of your career or contemplating a change of direction, stop trying to follow your passion to the right job for you, and instead ask yourself this simple question: What do I truly care about?
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The President who built a political career on mobilizing a faithful, angry base and deliberately tweaking the nation's social and cultural divides is unlikely to signal the fundamental change of direction on Tuesday night that his perilous political plight might suggest.
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But in his first address to the nation on Thursday, Temer laid out a radical change of direction in strategy while pledging to maintain social programs for Brazil's poor that were introduced during 13 years of rule by the leftist Workers Party.
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Google's long-and-winding road to figuring out messaging is taking yet another change of direction after the company called time on Allo, its newest chat app launch, in order to double down on its vision to enable an enhanced version of SMS.
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Seeded third in Melbourne, behind Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic, the 26-year-old Raonic said he did not see himself outplaying either of the world's top two from behind the baseline, which is why he had opted for a change of direction.
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World stocks had been drifting in their worst run of the year, but were fired into life by the ECB's moves which marked a screeching change of direction just months after it wound down its 2.6 trillion euro ($2.94 trillion) QE programme.
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Barring a sudden change of direction, London-based banks, brokers and insurers will lose the "passport" that allows them to offer their products across the EU. A plan by Philip Hammond, Britain's chancellor, for a broader regulatory partnership has received little EU support.
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The change of direction is an abrupt shift, reflecting how volatile the race in Iowa remains: Mr. Cruz's campaign only began airing negative spots against Mr. Trump this week and just put their first attack ad up against Mr. Rubio on Thursday on Iowa television.
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In a tight race for re-election, the attacks have forced Scott Walker to say that he was willing to adopt ObamaCare's pre-existing protection language verbatim, a stunning change of direction from a man who's spent the last eight years trashing the law.
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In their fragmented roughness and swift change of direction, they read like lyrics sung by Sappho and backed by Fats Domino's band, cutting 45s in the back of some New Orleans appliance store around the time that rhythm 'n' blues turned into rock 'n' roll.
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The Hill's Morning Report - Giuliani subpoenaed as Trump rages against Schiff, whistleblower MORE (R-Texas), both on the House Armed Services Committee, wrote a letter on July 3 citing the departure of the agency's first director and "apparent change of direction" in the agency.
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Whether Pakistan's support for the peace process is a strategic change of direction that will affect the broader region remains to be seen, but Pakistan's military has reached out to Indian military and civilian leaders to restart talks on the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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"You'll forgive me for thanking Mrs Merkel and Mr Seehofer, especially regarding the European policy chapter of this deal, because what we wrote down in this coalition agreement about the European Union and its future will be a fundamental change of direction in Europe," Schulz said.
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Mr. Farage had threatened to contest around 600 seats but on Monday said that he had been reassured by a "change of direction" from Mr. Johnson, who has ruled out any extension, beyond the end of 2020, of talks on future trade ties with the European Union.
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The Frente Amplio derives much of its support from young, urban Chileans who are seeking a sharp change of direction for the country, which is widely seen as one of Latin America's success stories but has struggled to address issues with inequality and poor education outcomes.
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The European Central Bank is getting a new deputy — but don't expect a sudden hawkish change of direction As Europe's leaders prepared to choose a new vice president for the continent's Frankfurt-based central bank, the campaign for the appointment proved brief and anything but hard-fought.
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It would be "unwise" for the U.S. Federal Reserve to continue hiking interest rates given declining inflation expectations and recent equity market volatility, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Wednesday in comments that mark a stark change of direction for one of the Fed's more hawkish inflation foes.
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U.S. Soccer plans to appoint a search committee to investigate candidates, but it can only do that after completing an announced autopsy into what went wrong with the men's qualifying campaign, and after discerning what solutions — or change of direction — it wants the new coach to implement with the national team program.
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In response to drivers' complaints, the F.I.A. announced at the United States Grand Prix last weekend that it would be stricter on "any change of direction under braking which results in another driver having to take evasive action" and report such moves to the race stewards to judge whether the moves should be penalized.
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The change of direction by Toshiba - facing a March 27 deadline to avoid a delisting - has prompted investors to question whether the company would have a long-term future without control of the unit and could well shake up the bevy of suitors interested in a piece of the world's biggest NAND chip producer after Samsung Electronics.
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I'm surprised that nobody I've read has brought up a previous incident, when Rick Perry stopped wearing cowboy boots because of back problems — and the Republican land commissioner got upset: I lament the fact that our governor could now pass for a West Coast metrosexual and has embarrassed us all with his sartorial change of direction.
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Senofonte recently told the Los Angeles Times that she first started working with Queen Bey in 2013 during the time Beyoncé's longtime stylist Ty Hunter — who is credited as the head stylist on her self-titled 2013 album — began to pursue solo opportunities, and around the same time the singer was looking for a change of direction.
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The change of direction by Toshiba - facing a March 27 deadline to avoid a delisting - has prompted investors to question whether the company would have a long-term future without control of the unit and could well shake up the bevy of suitors interested in a piece of the world's biggest NAND chip producer after Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS).
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A return to what was once its flagship crisis-fighting tool would be a wrenching change of direction for the ECB just months after it wound down its 2.6 trillion euro QE programme, But Head of investments at UK fund manager Hermes, Eoin Murray, said he wondered how much impact such measures, or even more U.S. Fed stimulus, would have, considering the potency has tended to wane with every new round in recent years.
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A return to what was once its flagship crisis-fighting tool would be a wrenching change of direction for the ECB just months after it wound down its 2.6 trillion euro QE program, But Head of investments at UK fund manager Hermes, Eoin Murray, said he wondered how much impact such measures, or even more U.S. Fed stimulus, would have, considering the potency has tended to wane with every new round in recent years.
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