Not only are the fans clamoring for it, but the fighters are clamoring for it.
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But that doesn't mean that what they're clamoring for is consensus—in most cases, they're clamoring for more fighting.
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Darbi's classmates were clamoring for the "gross details," she said.
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Banks and other financial institutions were still clamoring for cash.
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But Britain is unlikely to be clamoring for their return.
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This is the display Air fans have been clamoring for.
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Phil Cook at Duke has been clamoring for increasing taxes.
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Women have been clamoring for more "extended" sizing for years.
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Democrats had been clamoring for months for a new election.
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Instead, women are clamoring for products with a better fit.
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" Rose Marie, he said, "always had audiences clamoring for 'more!!
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But is anyone clamoring for Gex: Return of the Gecko?
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Naturally, people are clamoring for answers to currently unanswerable questions.
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Bottom line, Wall Street has been clamoring for fiscal stimulus.
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One problem is that audiences are not clamoring for interactivity.
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In Helsinki, Finland, people are already clamoring for the houses.
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Still, the Ukrainian military has been clamoring for better equipment.
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"Oh, definitely, people were clamoring for permission," Ms. Jefferson says.
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In the Netherlands, you already see people clamoring for a referendum.
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People have been clamoring for Musk to join Kjellberg for months.
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Citizens are increasingly clamoring for cleaner air in smog-choked cities.
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U.S. lawmakers have been clamoring for a response to Khashoggi's murder.
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And it's not just the new stuff fans are clamoring for.
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Instead, women are clamoring for more products with a better fit.
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He has not been alone in clamoring for a federal fix.
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Apple cider fans will be clamoring for this candle from Anthropologie.
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There is no public clamoring for change to the current system.
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King was fretful about the delay; sponsors were clamoring for posts.
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She remembers registration was packed with people clamoring for a spot.
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People were clamoring for a "Mad Men" spinoff about Sally Draper.
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But public health advocates were clamoring for additional funding as well.
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Adtech companies are clamoring for a piece of connected-TV advertising.
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Employers are clamoring for talent, and states are touting their people.
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Why are we clamoring for it to exercise even more power?
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It was pretty good for a movie nobody was clamoring for.
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There's too much clamoring for my attention at any given moment.
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So, fans are clamoring for an alternate ending for their favorite characters.
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And Wall Street has been clamoring for the Fed to slow down.
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The President, Democrats believe, can rouse voters not yet clamoring for Clinton.
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And with such a massive audience, merchants will be clamoring for them.
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Until something significant changes, that's likely going to outweigh clamoring for normalization.
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Conservatives had been clamoring for reforms to those programs to save money.
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For one thing, they don't spend all their energy clamoring for attention.
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Smartphone users have been clamoring for more dark-mode options for years.
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Halloween lovers will be clamoring for this witches' brew candle from Etsy.
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And in many cases, they are all clamoring for the same applications.
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Like most next-gen consumers, urbanites are clamoring for fresh, local food.
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They are social critiques camouflaged with cobwebs; the past clamoring for redress.
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More important, there is no clear majority of Catalans clamoring for independence.
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Chinese social media users are clamoring for a boycott of Canada's products.
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Indeed, CEOs from many tech companies have been clamoring for immigration reform.
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People were "clamoring" for a sense of national connection, Mr. Nishi said.
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Publishers began clamoring for more, and Mr. Yokoyama buried himself in writing.
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For one, voters just aren't clamoring for it on the campaign trail.
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On the other hand, they're not clamoring for doing anything about that.
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People have forgotten how they "were clamoring" for a vaccine, he adds. 2.
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That triggered a stock rally — though markets are now clamoring for more specifics.
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Is their a segment of Uber users who have been clamoring for this?
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The disclosure comes amid President Donald Trump's repeated clamoring for more aggressive cuts.
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The feature, while relatively minor, is something Amazon shoppers have been clamoring for.
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Since the reboot debuted last year, there's been clamoring for a second season.
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A bunch of celebrities are also clamoring for information — from Daisy Ridley herself.
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You'd see teams clamoring for him even if he was just a pitcher.
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She said, however, that she also sympathizes with those communities clamoring for LEDs.
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So many fans have been clamoring for the return of the Spicy McChicken.
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Is America clamoring for a president who will expand the drone assassination program?
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Right now everybody's clamoring for this cop to stand trial and so forth.
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Republicans also have been clamoring for more immigration enforcement throughout the United States.
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Some educators are already clamoring for the chance to test them, he said.
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Studios are clamoring for diverse talent in front of and behind the camera.
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Investors have been clamoring for proposals that will lift its sagging stock price.
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Meanwhile, the company has no shortage of messages from customers clamoring for restocks.
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Meanwhile, the company has no shortage of messages from customers clamoring for restocks.
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We are American citizens clamoring for assistance and unity, not politics and divisiveness.
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But many neighborhoods are clamoring for both affordable housing and expanded library services.
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"We don't really have that groundswell of individuals clamoring for this," Hopkins said.
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After "Solo," no one was clamoring for another "Star Wars" movie right away.
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And would the moderators be able to herd 12 candidates clamoring for attention?
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Still, people have been clamoring for a vegan option at McDonald's (MCD): A Change.
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They might have better luck in Hawaii, where locals are clamoring for Lancôme instead.
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Look, I know that everyone isn't exactly clamoring for more Arie Luyendyk, Jr. content.
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Conservatives have been clamoring for years for reforms to those programs to save money.
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But audiences have been clamoring for more content policing beyond just the most extreme.
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But it's truly hard to see anyone clamoring for that movie after watching Venom.
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Citizens have been clamoring for anti-pollution masks, and vendors are doing brisk business.
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It's worth noting that not everyone in streaming TV tech was clamoring for this.
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Several experts said they can't envision most people clamoring for Neuralink's brain chip, however.
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The ones clamoring for a moment with this fashionista or that social media star?
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They owned glass molds that made the glass products the world was clamoring for.
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Superman,' and audiences have been clamoring for a female-driven superhero film for years.
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All of the candidates are clamoring for young adults to flock to their camps.
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These aren't viruses with obvious symptoms that send people clamoring for a free clinic.
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Nobody was clamoring for another entrance, and yet we got one foisted upon us.
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It also can support anticorruption initiatives that citizens around the hemisphere are clamoring for.
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Start-up technology companies are clamoring for the prestige of a Palo Alto address.
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"The population is clamoring for a change through free and fair elections," he said.
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But Trump's clamoring for a deal did not drive him to accept one Thursday.
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"The population is clamoring for a change through free and fair elections," he said.
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Yet the outcome was the precise opposite of what Bolton has been clamoring for.
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But lately, even in the backwoods, my cellphone springs to life, clamoring for attention.
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The market is clamoring for risk-free returns at any duration, likely including forever.
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"All I do is, I'm honest," he told reporters clamoring for an impeachment reaction.
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A fifth Republican lobbyist said his clients aren't clamoring for meetings with Trump officials.
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But it's not clear consumers are clamoring for a fully wireless iPhone just yet.
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Maybe I got to Vegas too early for the crowds clamoring for a ride.
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It was another thing to have shoppers at upscale North Hills clamoring for more.
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It was the day Welsh MMA's contingent of fans has been long clamoring for.
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Unsurprisingly, fans were clamoring for more information on what happened between Corinne Olympios and Jackson.
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"Many boards are clamoring for clarity, they want to do the right thing," he said.
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Moreover, there isn't any clamoring for another Clinton run in Hollywood or other leftist hotbeds.
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One can only watch so many Saturday marathons before they start clamoring for more Gaines.
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Misinformation is a means for sowing hatred, so there is more clamoring for war-mongering.
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Selena Gomez's fans have been clamoring for new music, and the singer is fully delivering.
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Banks are still clamoring for cash -- and the Fed is rushing to fill the vacuum.
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And, for those clamoring for the news, he did recently switch from Nikes to Asics.
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The most exorbitant of the top five brands teens are apparently clamoring for handbag-wise?
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So what are we clamoring for now, and what will be on our radar soon?
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The market has been clamoring for lower rates amid indications of potentially slower economic growth.
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The last time we checked, no one was clamoring for a live-action Monopoly movie.
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Made (and sung to) with love, this steak will leave you clamoring for more tortillas.
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That would show their analytic sophistication instead of throwing tantrums and clamoring for cheap money.
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At the Iowa caucuses, everyone is clamoring for attention — and one woman stole it all.
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" It was hardly the "sweeping change," Galland argued, "that the American people are clamoring for.
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Riders have been clamoring for a "quiet mode" for when you don't want to chat.
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Some investors have been clamoring for the company to go private for some time now.
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Investors kept clamoring for floating-rate assets, which are pegged to a rising Libor benchmark.
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Now, many lawmakers are clamoring for the codification of a more holistic national cybersecurity strategy.
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People from Beirut to Baghdad are in the streets clamoring for nations to replace sects.
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In cities once known for white privilege and exclusivity, the newcomers are clamoring for inclusion.
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These voters are clamoring for common sense solutions – not more talk and commiseration from candidates.
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It's a move that gamers have been clamoring for — but it's not one without risk.
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Indeed, take what Trump is clamoring for: weaker government, less regulation, a more homogeneous society.
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She also had a message for everyone clamoring for news about the show -- priorities, people!
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Fans have been clamoring for merchandise, which was released in a limited quantity last week.
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But it's not immigrants, naturalized citizens, or their relatives who are clamoring for immigration restrictions.
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Was anyone clamoring for yet another Pirates of the Caribbean movie (this is the fifth)?
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How does it feel to have fans clamoring for another season of "Big Little Lies"?
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"Democrats are clamoring for a deeper investigation of Russian ties to Trump," the article said.
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Op-Ed Contributor Americans are clamoring for bold changes to our politics and our economy.
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They've been clamoring for more feedback and this kind of targeting for a while now.
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What we do know is that there are a lot of women clamoring for the part.
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OF COURSE PEOPLE ARE CLAMORING FOR ANY GUIDANCE AS TO WHAT HIS OPINION IS REGARDING WFC.
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Wall Street has been clamoring for lower rates after the Fed hiked four times in 2018.
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Fans on Twitter were clamoring for Glover's musical act, Childish Gambino, to remix the iconic tune.
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Murphy hung up the comedy mic years ago, and people have been clamoring for a comeback.
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Ever since the two called it quits in 2015, fans have been clamoring for their reunion.
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The polling, Part 1: This is not a bill that the American people are clamoring for.
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Ask not what you can do for your plants — even though they're always clamoring for attention.
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With workers and companies clamoring for on-site childcare, it's a concept whose time has come.
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The company, they point out, is highly profitable and sells services that consumers are clamoring for.
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A falling ratio indicates more payouts and less investment — something investors have clearly been clamoring for.
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The above categories are seen as transformative industries in which investors should be clamoring for positions.
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For the longest time statehooders have been clamoring for federal buy-in to resolve this dilemma.
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Republicans are investigating the matter themselves but have been clamoring for the department to get involved.
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No surveys show voters clamoring for President Bill Clinton's blend of cutting welfare while deregulating finance.
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Canelo Álvarez This of course is the fight that the boxing world has been clamoring for.
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But he said he was caught between banks developing the loans and drivers clamoring for them.
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Already, public officials and policy groups have begun clamoring for different uses of the new revenue.
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It also became a popular stop for Democratic presidential candidates and protesters clamoring for its closure.
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The bill comes as state officials are clamoring for swifter action ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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South Korea's dictators had offered economic growth and political repression; its people were clamoring for more.
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Anderson started the next season, but clamoring for a local, the rookie Brady Quinn, had begun.
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The delay may also represent a calculation that consumers are not clamoring for 5G just yet.
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In the meantime, to placate the people's clamoring for freedom, Khomeini established a parliament and president.
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Now communities are clamoring for effective treatment options and providers are scrambling to establish caregiving facilities.
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But Canadians were so eager to sponsor Syrians that organizations were clamoring for more of them.
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People have been clamoring for those answers—and Elizondo characterizes himself as being all about the answers.
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It signals Adidas has decided it's the right time to give customers what they've been clamoring for.
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We don't have investment advisers clamoring for advice or certainty on how to meet their fiduciary duties.
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The cryptocurrency industry is clamoring for regulators to finally declare what qualifies as securities (among other questions).
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What's at stake Today Libyan federalists, particularly in Cyrenaica in the east, are clamoring for decentralized rule.
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Despite millions of students clamoring for cheaper college education, relief doesn't appear to be coming anytime soon.
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"Anthony and I were obviously aware of the fact … that fans were clamoring for it," said Cruz.
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Republicans have been clamoring for tightening U.S. asylum laws in order to more easily deport undocumented immigrants.
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Swifties have been clamoring for "Track 5" since the Grammy winner, 29, announced her seventh studio album.
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Nobody's clamoring for a permanent return to VCRs, black-and-white TVs, or 8-track audio tapes.
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The findings detailed standing-room-only cells, people clamoring for release and no way to clean clothes.
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People aren't clamoring for electric vehicles, either, but to meet looming emissions standards, carmakers will need them.
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The moments of feel-good uplift in Pitch—all those little girls clamoring for Ginny's autograph—recall
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After an explosively successful first season back in 2017, viewers immediately started clamoring for a second season.
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The fact that they're not clamoring for the government to take it over demands exploration, not rebuttal.
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Fans have been clamoring for a reunion for years and years, so emotions are running very high.
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Many small organic farmers have limited access to the markets that are clearly clamoring for their products.
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But investors have been clamoring for Gilead to use its mountain of cash on a new deal.
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Their fans and fans of a cappella at large have been clamoring for this collaboration for years.
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After endlessly clamoring for evidence of unmasking, Democrats receive it, upon which they refuse to comment further.
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We also chatted about Snapchat Groups, the new group chat feature that people have been clamoring for.
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Everyone's lined up at the opera editor's desk clamoring for tickets to "Cyrano de Bergerac" or whatever.
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Back then, venture capital money was scarce and investors weren't exactly clamoring for internet companies from India.
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Now, analysts and even some investors are clamoring for GE to put its cash to work otherwise.
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Democrats on the Judiciary Committee are clamoring for Graham to bring Mueller before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The people clamoring for a boycott are barking at the tree, when the problem is the forest.
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Bartenders say customers are clamoring for classic drinks, but want them made with the smoky Mexican spirit.
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In the meantime, expect investors to keep clamoring for a stronger response as extreme market volatility continues.
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Throngs of reporters crowded the sidewalk on the day the school reopened, clamoring for a sound bite.
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But many leading players and tennis officials have been clamoring for a change in format for decades.
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Local reporters have shuttled from one training session to another, clamoring for sound bites that never materialize.
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Bernie Sanders' campaigns show that the public is clamoring for outsiders, at least in the presidential race.
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Fans are five, six, sometimes seven deep, especially when clamoring for a view of their favorite players.
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Her phone was ringing off the hook, with callers as far away as Texas clamoring for more.
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Still, early innovators in negative emissions technologies are clamoring for a piece of Stripe's $1 million commitment.
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Consumers aren't exactly clamoring for a way to pay for content they now get for free, either.
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President Donald Trump has finally got the all-star, TV-friendly legal team he's been clamoring for.
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Ever since nacho fries first came out in 2018, fans have been clamoring for their permanent return.
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Meanwhile, many food companies are phasing out artificial ingredients in response to consumers clamoring for healthier foods.
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"The whole industry has been clamoring for builders to increase their production, but they're trying," said Quint.
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"Farmers who used the product during trials in Africa are now clamoring for it," Mr. Rogers said.
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With social media fueling interest, it's apparent that customers are clamoring for the experience of fashion week.
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But the delay may also represent a calculation that consumers are not clamoring for 250G just yet.
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Democrats have debated for months whether to initiate the impeachment process, with some lawmakers clamoring for it.
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But neither the politicians nor the voters are clamoring for government seizure of the means of production.
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A number of those factors are a liability among progressive voters, who are clamoring for bold change.
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With cynicism toward all politicians running high among Venezuelans, many are clamoring for a nontraditional, outside candidate.
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But the iPhone 6-style design from 2014 was tired, and people were clamoring for something new.
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And the party's base — eager for congressional Democrats to take on Trump — is clamoring for substantial reform.
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The media had been clamoring for Donald Trump to hold a news conference ever since he was elected.
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And a vocal minority within the industry is clamoring for a maritime climate policy to spur more innovation.
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I think you're going to see businesses more than anything in the early stages clamoring for 5g capabilities.
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Moving the interaction to Twitter would turn the press into just another account clamoring for the President's attention.
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Drivers finally got the tipping functionality they had long been clamoring for, among many other features and initiatives.
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Investors, by the way, have been clamoring for high quality bonds with decent yields all across the planet.
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Niantic has had scaling problems when making games for a beloved franchise that millions are clamoring for before.
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Unlike the fourth-season episode "Arkangel," this installment doesn't hinge on consumers clamoring for some comically sinister product.
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If it's within twenty pounds of his weight, Cerrone will be clamoring for the chance to step in.
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Instead, the image above reveals a churning swarm of cyclones, like ethereal blue galaxies all clamoring for space.
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As wedding season draws near, there's a hot new shoe brides will be clamoring for — sparkly white Crocs.
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In the span of just weeks, there was a sudden surge of refugees clamoring for entry into Europe.
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Many Democrats are clamoring for Obama to speak out if the incoming president follows through on those pledges.
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The Democrats in the Senate have been very consistent in clamoring for addressing the children's health care program.
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But Indian citizens have been clamoring for a response to what they say is a provocation by Pakistan.
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But unlike many of her contemporaries, the elegant Cooper has done it without clamoring for attention or headlines.
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That's why the other side is clamoring for a hearing on a nominee everyone knows won't get confirmed.
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Adding fuel to the fire, outside liberal groups are clamoring for something to be done on the issue.
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New Yorkers may be clamoring for spring, but the city could still get one more gust of winter.
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There's aching drones, blistered noise blasts, and gasping vocal samples all clamoring for space in the same tracks.
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That's millions of people clamoring for a high-stakes change that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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Despite this wealth of inspiration, no one is clamoring for a follow up to its live-action adaptation.
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And Adam wasn't the only one—our fans have been clamoring for a book like this as well.
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Apple Maps isn't the first app most people are clamoring for when they're lost on a road trip.
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For their part, many Democrats are clamoring for a public insurance option, as they did nine years ago.
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Both Republicans and Democrats have been clamoring for a response to Iran's ballistic missiles development and other activities.
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Who was clamoring for a TV adaptation of the (very well-done) time-traveling father-son drama Frequency?
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But a growing number of Democrats are clamoring for a more drastic step: instigating a formal impeachment inquiry.
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But all of us in America have been clamoring for civility — duking it out over civility, ironically enough.
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Ms. Nixon, when she arrived a few minutes later, was immediately swarmed by people clamoring for a photograph.
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Fans began clamoring for Rey's inclusion after Annie Rose Goldman, an 8-year-old girl in Evanston, Ill.
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The federal government is clamoring for good governance and accountability — and so are the people in Puerto Rico.
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It's mostly because the Canadian people themselves remain astonishingly hospitable, with many groups clamoring for more Syrian refugees.
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So many are clamoring for Lyft's stock that the bankers bringing the company public have raised its price.
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In cities where that's happened, such as Kansas City and Austin, there is no clamoring for municipal networks.
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So there's a real willingness in a lot of places to make the changes that communities are clamoring for.
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Both platforms are clamoring for more video content, and NBC will have the hottest video in town come August.
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Add in the lucrative classifieds business and you had an industry clamoring for cool content – sort of like blogging.
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We weren't exactly clamoring for further proof that the gender gap persists in Hollywood, but we received it anyway.
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Rihanna's last album was 2016's "Anti," and she's left fans clamoring for her ninth studio album ever since.
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A million ding-dongs are clamoring for HBO to remake one of the most expensive shows in TV history.
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Of course, Colin also drew a crowd of locals who were clamoring for photo-ops ... which he happily obliged.
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Quite apart from anything else, this ending is the only way to prevent fans from clamoring for a sequel.
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Public health experts have been clamoring for FDA to extend its authority as e-cigarettes have exploded in popularity.
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Rickey knew that the communists and other progressives were clamoring for integration but made no attempt to engage them.
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Colorado State's Koontz notes the irony that residents clamoring for change are likely unwilling to change their voting habits.
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But what deserves to be debunked is the idea that the public at large is clamoring for Trump's tweets.
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Realistically, the next Wild West-set video game is probably Red Dead's sequel, which fans have been clamoring for.
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At least until Netflix finally gets around to greenlighting that Daughters of the Dragon spinoff we've been clamoring for.
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These lawmakers should be praised for seeking to deliver to veterans the freedom that they have been clamoring for.
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The person at the door was not sick; as CCTV footage shows, a young woman was clamoring for help.
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After clamoring for the President to end his administration's policy, they moved the goalposts as soon as he did.
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After all, consumers aren't clamoring for a crock pot that can tell them the score of last night's game.
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In fact, during and after the 2000 season, some vocal Patriots supporters were clamoring for Bishop to replace Bledsoe.
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This is a feature 1Password has been clamoring for since the introduction of Password AutoFill for Apps last year.
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In 2007 and 2008, the press was clamoring for the Clinton Foundation to publicly release its list of donors.
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The central bank will begin purchasing coupon-bearing securities, something market participants have been clamoring for since late 2019.
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Dull as these times are, I'm not sure more controversy and offense is precisely what everyone was clamoring for.
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Markets have been clamoring for the Fed to step in with rate cuts, but Powell's statement offered no assurances.
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Now 50 years since the end of the war, some are still clamoring for the return of the republic.
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For the sake of the nation, the American public should be clamoring for more patriots to join the conspiracy.
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Then creditors were in court clamoring for the iconic retailer to be closed down and its remaining assets liquidated.
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In the meantime, residents and officials in communities near the road have been clamoring for some sort of solution.
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Others say it in all seriousness, clamoring for the restoration of the monarchy toppled in a coup in 1889.
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The highway has been called a mistake and community groups have been clamoring for changes to it since 1999.
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And my son is now clamoring for piano lessons and YouTubing Chopin preludes because of a Japanese anime movie.
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The UN, the Red Cross, Amnesty International, and Doctors Without Borders are all clamoring for the siege to end.
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So they tweeted, and tweeted, and tweeted, clamoring for a day of sledding and hot chocolate (okay, of social media).
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Snoop Dogg fans everywhere have been clamoring for a Snoop version of Planet Earth, and he's finally delivered the goods.
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But researchers around the country are clamoring for spots on suborbital flights and Blue Origin is happy to provide them.
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That announcement comes as investors are clamoring for Macy's to find ways to make money from its massive store fleet.
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If we use something up, that means it's better than the countless others clamoring for a spot on our shelves.
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Even if companies were clamoring for defenses, few tools exist to keep harmful deepfakes at bay, says Symantec's Saurabh Shintre.
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This isn't all about Google listening to users who've been clamoring for edge-to-edge support for Inbox for months.
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So the tens of thousands of citizens clamoring for Dean to become chair found sympathetic ears in decision-making positions.
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Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat are clamoring for user attention and advertiser dollars in part by tying exclusive and extensive partnerships.
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Fans had been clamoring for Harbaugh, who quickly reestablished Michigan as one of the best football programs in the country.
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In front of a young audience clamoring for Platt's Evan Hansen, Pierce, just like Spacey, seemed hopelessly out of place.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z's blessed twins aren't even a week old and already people are clamoring for another celebrity baby.
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Constituents are not clamoring for an end to wars that they barely notice and that do not directly affect them.
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The GOP-controlled committees have shown little interest in investigating the NRA, but some Democrats are clamoring for additional information.
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It is rare to find that kind of talent among those who are often clamoring for a five second soundbyte.
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Few voters in France or Germany are clamoring for a greater union footprint in global affairs or for military integration.
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In a metropolis where the freeway has long been viewed as vital, they are clamoring for walkable streets and neighborhoods.
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Republicans are clamoring for major policy ideas as they campaign for reelection this year and support the party's presidential nominee.
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Fans had been clamoring for new music from the singer, who hasn't released a solo album since 2015's Revival.
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A huge snowstorm is expected to hit this weekend and humans everywhere are clamoring for supplies to keep themselves toasty.
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After decades of devotion to 2 percent milk and low-fat yogurt, Americans are clamoring for products with full fat.
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And if you happen to own a pool, you can be sure that your friends will be clamoring for invites.
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Ledecky added that fans have been clamoring for a return to Long Island where the team played for 20163 years.
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Meanwhile, sportsmen are clamoring for licenses in a hunt that Wyoming officials insisted would not significantly reduce the grizzly population.
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Previously, fans had been clamoring for new music from Gomez, who hasn't released a solo album since 2015's Revival.
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They have been clamoring for a renewal of the tariff elimination practice and have recently ramped up their lobbying efforts.
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Still, rank-and-file Republicans will likely be clamoring for a vote on legislation to counter the executive orders sooner.
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Square Feet Developers are clamoring for storefront space as they seek to provide one-of-a-kind experiences for shoppers.
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Democrats are also clamoring for administration officials to turn over the whistleblower complaint to Congress, which they've refused to do.
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But the administration's promise of tax reform has some investors clamoring for more progress, said Divine Capital's CEO on Monday.
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The progressive base is watching and clamoring for pro-immigrant candidates to step up for mid-term elections this year.
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Despite being favored by the Italicum, the 5-Star is also clamoring for change, saying the current law is undemocratic.
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None of these facts or explanations have stopped Democrats from clamoring for more and for celebrating senators for voting no.
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Yet Philippine meth use rates are barely above American levels, and nobody here is clamoring for extrajudicial killings of drug dealers.
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But I haven't been clamoring for multiple user support for my Apple TV, and I don't known many people who have.
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A wicked knockout against Diego Sanchez, but not a fight that needed to happen nor one that anyone was clamoring for.
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In Maharashtra, ruled by the BJP, farmers are clamoring for a bailout after two years of drought and falling commodity prices.
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The same day, Trump further contested reports of struggle, claiming that there are more than 10 people clamoring for the role.
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No one was clamoring for a Matrix sequel (or reboot, or remake, or prequel, or whatever this turns out to be).
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Pink and Kelly Clarkson are set to open the show together in a performance fans have been clamoring for for years.
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As enterprise companies started clamoring for quick solutions, that created an opening for small, agile Israeli start-ups to step in.
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It's not quite the Nick Fury solo film we've been clamoring for, but Captain Marvel might be the next best thing.
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They said users have not been clamoring for Live broadcasting abilities, and the company doesn't see many use cases for them.
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With Peter's elimination from The Bachelorette (and Rachel Lindsey's heart), fans have been clamoring for him to be the next Bachelor.
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"Before even Devolver contacted me, I heard rumors about Western gamers clamoring for the game," Takeuichi tells me, through a translator.
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Clamoring for page views on your blog posts or conspirators for your call to action will get easier, and less exciting.
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Bernie Sanders, commanded the stage, beating back attacks from moderates who were clamoring for attention to boost their low-polling campaigns.
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However, Nike saw something in the brand — namely, that with a quick rebrand people would be clamoring for Converse once again.
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On one hand, they'll face pressures from a liberal base clamoring for more aggressive oversight of Trump and his inner circle.
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If voters are clamoring for better infrastructure, then there is no excuse for Congress and the administration to ignore the issue.
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What do you think — are you clamoring for a new spin on this classic design or are you #TeamBlueBag for life?
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The reaction so far: Apple fans have been clamoring for an iPad Pro at a somewhat smaller size and lower price.
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After all, Beautycounter's some 35,000 consultants (think Avon model) had long been clamoring for pimple solutions for themselves and their clients.
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It was his scoring ability at each level of the court that had teams clamoring for a chance to draft him.
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Many House members were indeed clamoring for the president's attempts to stymie Mueller to inform an obstruction of justice impeachment article.
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The stands emptied, fans streaming onto the field, swarming their heroes, hoisting them on to their shoulders, clamoring for their jerseys.
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The president and his allies expressed no regrets over Mr. Comey's removal, insisting that F.B.I. agents had been clamoring for it.
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Fans had been clamoring for years for new music from Gomez, who hasn't released a solo album since 2015's Revival.
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Few Republicans were clamoring for the Ethics Committee job, given the sensitivity of running a committee that investigates their own colleagues.
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Some Republican hard-liners and anti-immigration groups are already clamoring for Mr. Trump to follow through on his DACA commitment.
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Just weeks later, Lil Wayne unexpectedly pulled out of a scheduled show in Tampa, Florida, leaving fans clamoring for a refund.
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Fans quickly took to Miles Morales, and it wasn't long before readers began clamoring for a Miles Morales Spider-Man movie.
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For one thing, after decades of decolonization and ethnic sorting, there are simply fewer separatist movements clamoring for their own countries.
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Together with a fresh cilantro sauce, it makes the goat so compulsively good that we were all clamoring for the last forkful.
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The only problem with the whole fiasco is that it left people using macOS clamoring for some sort of blue light relief.
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The thousands of immigrants from the Middle East clamoring for entry to Britain only stoked the fires of exiting the European Union.
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"The need for transparency is something that everyone seems to be clamoring for," Amino CEO and co-founder David Vivero told Axios.
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Amazon, FedEx, and their ilk are clamoring for the right to deliver running shoes and pizza to your front lawn via quadcopters.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is clamoring for Congress to quickly approve more borrowing authority as the incoming stream of tax revenues slows.
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It's not totally clear whether anyone was clamoring for a Shyamalan cinematic universe before, but it looks like we're getting one now.
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Snap's offering was well timed, with investors clamoring for fresh opportunities after 2016 marked the slowest year for tech IPOs since 2008.
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The community has been clamoring for the series to return to the "boots on the ground" dynamic that it was founded upon.
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But while parents in many countries are clamoring for vaccines, public uncertainty about the necessity and safety of vaccination threatens gains elsewhere.
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It was a very fine show, mixing new songs off Music Complete with pretty much every hit the crowd was clamoring for.
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Today SauceBox Cosmetics announced it's releasing a set of mermaid makeup brushes and, although details are scarce, we're already clamoring for them.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are clamoring for Comey to come tell his side of the story, either behind closed doors or publicly.
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While Congress continues to debate the details and timing of repealing ObamaCare, states are clamoring for options to start rolling back expansion.
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Democrats have been clamoring for the Senate to pass legislation funding the payments or to include them in the year-end agreement.
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Investors have been clamoring for the Fed to lower rates as weaker data and persisting trade tensions dampen the global economic outlook.
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On Tesla's online forums a divide has formed with some clamoring for the HUD tech and others defending Tesla's user experience design.
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Liberals clamoring for impeachment are depicting the current state of affairs in similarly dire terms as an argument for moving forward now.
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Long-term investors have been clamoring for additional transparency and accountability from America's public companies (and, increasingly, from the private ones too).
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There are many voices clamoring for their attention and it is therefore important for scientists and science enthusiasts to join the conversation.
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"I alone can fix it," Trump promised at the Republican National Convention, offering himself as the savior his base was clamoring for.
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Investors have rewarded the company, but they have been clamoring for more detail from Microsoft about how its cloud business is performing.
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After hearing a clamoring for changes all week, the Colts went to a hurry-up offense, and Luck made the alterations work.
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Wall Street is clamoring for more action from Washington, including potential fiscal stimulus in the form of tax cuts or spending packages.
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Fans are clamoring for the "Stay Fly" rappers to drop their 10th studio album ... but DJ Paul says don't hold your breath.
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Some Democrats within the House are clamoring for a shake-up that results in younger, more diverse members getting into leadership positions.
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Meanwhile, a candidate who understood very little about how computers and networks operate was clamoring for the leak of data from Mrs.
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Crystal Clear revamped the highest-grossing entertainment franchise in the world and added a plethora of details fans have been clamoring for.
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Whether you're weighing your weekend movie theater options or clamoring for more, we've got your guide to the Birds of Prey characters.
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Tens of thousands of drivers are clamoring for better working conditions, while Uber and Lyft argue what they really want is flexibility.
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Business leaders are clamoring for clarity on policy, even more than the policies themselves, as the 2020 election gets closer, said Aquila.
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Most opposition parties, including the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the right-wing Northern League, are clamoring for a quick vote.
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The fight for chicken McDonald's franchisees have been clamoring for months for a sandwich that can compete with Chick-fil-A's offerings.
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Minutes amplified those concerns, along with some worry that a market clamoring for easier monetary policy might be getting ahead of itself.
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"The residents of Vieques and Culebra are U.S. citizens, and no fellow citizen should be left 'clamoring for help,' " the lawmakers wrote.
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Grassley lashed out at Democrats for opposing his bill, saying they should support it after clamoring for months for a DACA fix.
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Borrowing cannot be sustained forever, and there are some prominent voices clamoring for us to address our federal government's addiction to debt.
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The conservatives clamoring for this change should think hard: They don't like their tax dollars going to support groups that perform abortions.
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Its military hierarchy, too, has been rejected by protesters clamoring for a complete break with the old army-dominated system of governance.
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Many inmates have been clamoring for Obama to grant them clemency before he leaves office, believing Donald Trump will never do so.
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During his residency at the University of California, Davis, in the late 1970s, fellow residents were clamoring for grant money to study psychotherapy.
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While some of Hollywood's most elite stars are clamoring for the most coveted Oscar categories, the Internet has a different set of priorities.
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Greenspan, 92, suggested the nearly 50-year low unemployment rate coupled with American corporations clamoring for workers will force up wages and inflation.
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"The general public is clamoring for longer, more engaging, AAA experiences in VR while simultaneously accusing it of being a gimmick," he says.
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The Chicago Teachers Union's demands reflect what teachers across the country have been clamoring for: smaller class sizes, more support staff, higher raises.
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Meanwhile, fans are clamoring for new features like battling and trading with friends, things developer Niantic Labs has put no clear timetable on.
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In short, it's a misogynist insult born of boys fantasizing that girls who share their hobbies are clamoring for their time and energy.
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Ever since Fox canceled its science fiction / Western TV series Firefly in 2003, fans have been clamoring for more stories from the world.
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Even at that time, the option wasn't something Twitter users were exactly clamoring for — it served more as a nice addition, if anything.
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The Pebble Time 2, silver and blackBut it's the other major upgrade that people will likely be clamoring for: the Pebble Time 23.
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It looks like the hybrid of sleek digital art and the SNICK-throwback that just about every web brand is constantly clamoring for.
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And nobody is clamoring for the 2020 candidate to give politically tone-deaf, damaging speeches to Wall Street bankers for six-figure salaries.
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At one point in 1967, he opened for the Doors -- just him and his guitar, dealing with a crowd clamoring for Jim Morrison.
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Images of men, women, and children clamoring for a better life in Europe, and some dying in pursuit of freedom, shocked the world.
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There are also questions over what would qualify as an infrastructure project, with rural areas, for example, clamoring for more broadband internet service.
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Cities across the country are clamoring for technological upgrades to transform themselves from cities of the past into "smart cities" of the future.
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Residents of older buildings have been clamoring for the conversion of formerly empty or underutilized "back-of-house" space into storage for bikes.
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All are in their late 70s, leaving a younger generation of restless Democrats clamoring for a chance to climb into the leadership ranks.
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Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake's son Silas doesn't turn 1 until April 11, but some people are already clamoring for baby number two.
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Business lobby groups had been clamoring for clarity on the terms of the divorce and Britain's future trading relationship with the European Union.
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Fans have been clamoring for more content featuring Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen since before "Into the Spider-verse" was released last year.
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As the number of Covid-193 cases surges, state governments and hospitals are clamoring for more ventilators and facing a dearth of supplies.
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WASHINGTON — After years of clamoring for them, House Democrats finally have an easy path to getting their hands on President Trump's tax returns.
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"If Hitler had won the war, they'd all be clamoring for me," she told a reporter for the WNS wire service in 1958.
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It remained a cult favorite, its disciples ever clamoring for more banana stands, stair cars, cousins in love and $5,000 suits (Come on!).
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Public health officials have been clamoring for greater testing capacity to help them combat the spread of the new coronavirus in their communities.
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And with tens of thousands of people clamoring for recognition, it's often the simplest and least meaningful requests that end up being honored.
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Fans clamoring for the days of grinding things out by running the ball and playing stout defense may want to avoid this game.
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It's been 15 years since Friends went off the air, but fans of the seminal TV sitcom are still clamoring for a reunion.
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Business lobby groups are still clamoring for clarity on the terms of the divorce and Britain's future trading relationship with the European Union.
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Two years after Puerto Rico was ravaged by Hurricane María, officials there are clamoring for the Trump administration to release disaster relief funds.
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Working people across the country are clamoring for change, not more of the same anti-worker policies that fail to make anything better.
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It is not surprising that party leaders yield from time to time to those clamoring for a more significant role in policy making.
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When nearby homesteaders began clamoring for rights along their private beach, the conflict devolved into an acrimonious battle whose legacy is still felt.
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Instead, we grew up in the cynical aftermath: Wedged somewhere between the Baby Boomers in power and the young millennials clamoring for it.
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For those who are committed to creating the conditions of equality it makes sense that the work begins with those clamoring for change.
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This is the kind of album that longtime Priest fans have been clamoring for: polished, speedy, gargantuan, and theatrical down to its very core.
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And now NBC has announced an official Friends "reunion" of sorts, something that many fans of the show have been clamoring for for years.
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He was running a throwback campaign — of policy rollouts, of Bush family compassionate conservatism, of noblesse oblige — amid an electorate clamoring for raw revolution.
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America is still mostly divided on abortion, but it's clear that most voters aren't clamoring for changing the abortion laws as they stand now.
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Despite the cartel's inability to agree on a production target at its meeting in early December, some of its members are clamoring for action.
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With only days away until Sharia rule becomes law, human rights activists are now clamoring for support to halt Brunei from finalizing the decision.
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Television's biggest stars strutted down the red carpet as the Emmy Awards gathered television veterans and newbies alike, all clamoring for that golden statuette.
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BECKY QUICK: HI. THIS IS SOMETHING A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN CLAMORING FOR HOPING TO GET WARREN BUFFETT'S TAKE ON WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING.
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But that kind of attitude could exacerbate tensions among Federal Open Market Committee members, in particular those who have been clamoring for rate hikes.
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In a world with fewer Syrian refugees clamoring for passage to the US and Europe, does Trump's proposed "Muslim ban" carry so much power?
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"[Crowdfunding] was a natural way for us to bring those dream products to life that our fans have been clamoring for," says Hasbro's Hamilton.
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The city eventually responded to the public clamoring for the artwork to be allowed to remain in the Financial District, steps from Wall Street.
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But since all that is old is new again, those clamoring for a taste now can enjoy one, thanks to a Stranger Things collaboration.
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But industry groups had been clamoring for rollbacks of the rules, and Trump administration officials began work quickly on dismantling the Obama-era restrictions.
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But this will best serve the energy consumer and protect the taxpayer, rather than serving the needs of special interests clamoring for another handout.
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Market voices have been clamoring for lower rates, just nine months after the most recent hike as concerns mount over where things are heading.
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Conservatives and immigration hawks have been clamoring for steep curbs to legal immigration, but senators, at the moment, appear to be setting that aside.
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While his bid was unsuccessful, Ryan, 45, gave a voice to frustrated Democrats who had been clamoring for generational change in their party leadership.
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The hearing is a big step, as the market has been booming, and industry is clamoring for some sort of regulatory clarity from FDA.
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House conservatives who have been clamoring for access to information on the informant had already signaled that they did not expect to be satisfied.
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Is this the answer to what cord cutters have been clamoring for but no one could pull off—truly a la carte channel selection?
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While other countries have tried to limit Syrian refugees, Canada has welcomed them — letting in tens of thousands of Syrians and clamoring for more.
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Moving back to Nassau County would also represent a compromise of sorts for Long Island fans, who have been clamoring for the team's return.
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On top of that, James, who is 56, faced impossible expectations set by her blockbuster debut, as ravenous fans kept clamoring for more sequels.
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Instead of clamoring for an autograph from a Disney character, a 6-year-old boy only wanted the signature of an Orange County deputy.
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When she does, the liberal media will again try to push the 'health spotlight' in Trump's direction, clamoring for anything to grab ahold of.
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Why do they begrudge Israel the right to defend itself behind the very borders they've been clamoring for years for Israelis to get behind?
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Read more " _____ • Chris Cillizza on CNN: "What deserves to be debunked is the idea that the public at large is clamoring for Trump's tweets.
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Like dozens of other ethnic minorities in Myanmar, the Kachin have been clamoring for more autonomy at least since the country's independence in 1948.
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"We have almost daily breaches now and the American public is clamoring for some sort of solution to some of these problems," Luetkemeyer said.
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And they're clamoring for noncorrupt institutions — a deep state — and the rule of law, not just the arbitrary rule of militias, thugs or autocrats.
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If the Post, other mainstream media outlets and the Democrat establishment really want answers, should they not be clamoring for Steele's and Simpson's testimony?
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CONGRESSIONAL REACT: Democrats have been clamoring for a special prosecutor to be put on the case, and the reaction Wednesday night was largely positive.
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After years of underperformance and in the face of growingcompetition elsewhere for the deep-pocketed investor's dollar, hedge fund investors are clamoring for lower costs.
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While bond investors and ratings agencies are happy to see robust capital levels, stock investors are clamoring for banks to boost share buybacks and dividends.
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While buyers are clearly clamoring for utility vehicles, however, they've been much more tepid when it comes to electrified offerings — all-electric or hybrid vehicles.
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It's also inevitable that VR's novelty will wear off to some extent, at which point you'll get fewer total newcomers clamoring for their first experience.
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Shareholders are clamoring for her to be replaced; talent is deserting in droves; and the press is tapping its collective foot, impatiently waiting for action.
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Nobody wants to do anything to impair people's right to own guns, but there are reasonable gun safety measures that this country is clamoring for.
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Ulrich touts the band's unique setlists — he says they haven't duplicated one since 2004 — and claims fans have been clamoring for the new stuff, too.
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The company even had a concept video a couple years ago, but whether people are really clamoring for a foldable phone is a different question.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Congress has long been clamoring for the Mueller report, and the Justice Department is expected to deliver the report later today.
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If you're only familiar with ketamine's reputation as a potent recreational hallucinogen—"Special K"—you might be surprised to hear migraine patients clamoring for it.
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Google just announced that Chrome OS finally has what many people have been clamoring for almost since its introduction five years ago: true native apps.
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It's certainly a twist in what fans expected of Season 2 – namely a clamoring for Shogun World – and an interesting choice, to say the least.
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Those of you clamoring for an OutKast reunion got one, sort of, when Big Boi and Andre 3000 attended a high school graduation in Georgia.
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Fans of the two are ecstatic about the collaboration, and though we're months away from the book's release, many are already clamoring for more. pic.twitter.
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Many waterway users are clamoring for such reforms because they know that without them, infrastructure will continue to deteriorate and shutdowns and delays will accelerate.
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Kim shared this shot of herself naked in bed, and suddenly nobody's clamoring for her and Kanye West to announce their new baby girl's name.
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What's more ... he says Simpson would attract a never-ending line of people clamoring for a selfie at around $30 a pop ... that adds up.
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Clearly, Vader stands out among the pack ... and has us clamoring for many more 'Star Wars'-themed balloons to battle it out in the sky.
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Many of those developers have been clamoring for changes, and Apple is finally delivering some with these expanded subscription options — a way that few expected.
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It gave teen soap fans what they've spent years clamoring for, but it also closed off potential narrative paths and drained the story of tension.
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But head coach Lincoln Riley tapped the brakes on national clamoring for Alabama transfer Jalen Hurts to be named the starting quarterback in fall camp.
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"Fans have been clamoring for something new from Amy, but really there isn't anything new" in terms of music, Mitch Winehouse said in an interview.
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Kim's impersonator meanwhile kept a stern face and warned the crowds clamoring for a selfie to stop or he'd send them to a labor camp.
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Even Nigel Lawson, a leader among British Conservative politicians clamoring for withdrawal from the European Union, maintains a residence among the expatriates of southwestern France.
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The wins delighted the liberal wing of the caucus, which has been clamoring for generational change, and underscored the growing divisions in the Democratic Party.
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The most basic is that Republicans and the Trump administration are clamoring for a win — literally anything they can point to as business getting done.
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But this time is different, or so Yahoo C.E.O. Marissa Mayer and her team want people to think, especially with investors clamoring for a deal.
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Trump's failure to marshal the bully pulpit of his presidency to push his legislative priorities has left nearly every Trump ally clamoring for a change.
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Nor is the public somehow clamoring for more executions — only some 2900 percent even see crime generally as the nation's most important problem, Gallup says.
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Many Republicans have been clamoring for Trump to become more vocal in the shutdown fight in order to calm GOP infighting over their spending plan.
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The same congressional Democrats now clamoring for disclosure on Mueller were conspicuously silent when President Obama refused clearly appropriate demands for disclosure in such investigations.
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Mr. Trump has also sent message to rich Gulf monarchies, sitting on 40 percent of world oil reserves and clamoring for "safe zones" in Syria.
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Some septuagenarian House Democrats have a message for their younger colleagues clamoring for a spot at the leadership table: Age ain't nothin' but a number.
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I made a simple point: The moratorium itself is not that big a deal, since coal companies haven't exactly been clamoring for new leases lately.
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There were factors beyond the poisonous smog: a slowing economy, a crippling coal addiction, a fed-up middle class clamoring for better quality of life.
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His son Hunter, 7, kept tugging at the back of his pants, clamoring for attention as Mr. Newsom tried to speak at the rally here.
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He began the 2020 contest in Iowa with a deep and loyal following — and a base that's clamoring for a rematch with an establishment candidate.
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They could also weaken his standing among Americans who are clamoring for an experienced hand in the international arena at a moment of global turmoil.
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Sure, there may be clamoring for the latest iPhone when it drops, but Apple has learned how to keep up with demand in recent years.
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There was no audience clamoring for a reboot of a campy 1970s television show, he said, particularly one that had already been rebooted once before.
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For years, American companies, including technology firms and automakers, have been clamoring for such changes as they try to gain access to China's growing market.
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Publishers were clamoring for a Gotti tell-all by the time her father's funeral procession made it through Queens, from Ozone Park to Howard Beach.
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And the current shape of Christian nationalism, with (mostly white) evangelical leaders clamoring for a seat at the political table, has been around for decades.
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In recent years, we have seen a rise in the number of voices clamoring for a return to an era of centrism, consensus, and civility.
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Their products and brands are already widely known and loved, with power-users clamoring for broader internal support and acting as advocates in the sales process.
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The Model 3 already has over 0003,000 pre-orders with Tesla's rabid fanbase clamoring for any glimpse or tidbit of news related to the upcoming vehicle.
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This is a dream come true for fans of Melee, many of whom have been clamoring for a rerelease or remaster of the 2001 GameCube game.
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And even if it does, is the post-#MeToo world really clamoring for a rom-com whose central relationship is founded on an act of deception?
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It will most certainly be the wedding party to top all wedding parties — the event already has the world's most talented musicians clamoring for the gig.
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But the movement named after Maidan, the square in Kiev where protesters clamoring for change refused to be dispersed two years ago, marked a turning point.
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Traffic is diverted, some streets are pedestrian only, and I totally underestimated the throngs of tourists clamoring for a glimpse of the tree at Rockefeller Center.
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But I swore for a second there — among the chaotic crowd clamoring for the exit — that Chic was sitting calmly in the middle of it all.
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Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona, shook his head as he passed by TV crews clamoring for him to stop and talk about the Comey hearing.
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Whether or not this new series will be the backbone for a more robust TV service like what observers have been clamoring for is currently unclear.
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Star Trek fans around the world clamoring for CBS' new take on the universe have an unexpected party to thank for the show's international availability: Netflix.
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Although Nas released his album "Nasir" just over one year ago, fans have been clamoring for a sequel to his compilation "The Lost Tapes" since 2002.
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Democrats are clamoring for Mueller to testify about his findings in the closely watched probe into Russia's meddling in the 2628 election and the Trump campaign.
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Though some staunch liberals are clamoring for impeachment, Democratic leaders including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi say that won't be on the table until Mueller closes shop.
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Many Democrats have been critical that most party leaders hail from coastal states, and they're clamoring for more representation from other parts of the country. Reps.
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The 1989 Nintendo Power Glove has it all: early 90s nostalgia, retro sci-fi visuals, and an audience still clamoring for the rare and collectable toy.
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Add to that a dreary epilogue that gives us dull, grown-up versions of the beloved characters and it's no wonder fans are clamoring for prequels.
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Given the gun's prominence as "mass shooters' weapon of choice," some Americans have been clamoring for a federal ban on the sale and ownership of them.
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He has been placed in the position of practically clamoring for the governor's attention, challenging him to multiple debates and serious policy discussions, mostly unheeded invitations.
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Yet in the near term, investors aren't satisfied, with markets now clamoring for the Fed to cut rates again at its scheduled meeting later this month.
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But this was not the huge crowd that flowed through Harare, the country's capital, on Saturday, clamoring for Mr. Mugabe and his wife, Grace, to go.
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Trump's supporters in Congress have been clamoring for just such a review for months, while blasting FBI officials involved in the early days of the probe.
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Investors, eager to put money into the tax-advantaged opportunity zones, are also clamoring for guidelines that could determine the types of projects they can back.
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Celebs are clamoring for plastic surgery while everyone's outta the public eye during the coronavirus pandemic ... but Dr. Terry Dubrow says some procedures just aren't smart.
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Trump's Wednesday night proposals, which were floated throughout the week by the president and his advisers, did little to reassure traders clamoring for massive stimulus injection.
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Dear Readers,The new year is underway, and we here at Business Insider know you&aposre clamoring for ways to get an edge in the market.
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The progressives will be applying pressure through what Green called "public clamoring" for Clinton to hire Warren-type people and "behind-the-scenes conversations," he said.
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Aging populations clamoring for bonds, combined with low economic growth, have contributed to a drop in government bond yields in those developed economies into negative territory.
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On a conveyor belt of bags, purses and laptops at Boston Logan International Airport on Sunday, one meaty package was clamoring for an additional security screening.
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"Suddenly, instead of ignoring or dissing the stock of General Motors, investors are clamoring for it," sending the stock up 4 percent on Monday, Cramer said.
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Clearly, Amazon intends to milk this premise a bit longer, but the first round is so dreary that it's hard to imagine anyone clamoring for more.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said he thought O'Rourke and Bullock would be strong candidates, but didn't consider it helpful for senators to be "clamoring" for them.
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Mr. Milken's wealthy and powerful friends have been clamoring for a pardon for years on his behalf, but the prospect seemed remote until Mr. Trump's election.
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Why is it, then, that the Fed fails to remind the public when government officials and asset traders start clamoring for cheap, or even free, money?
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Lawmakers in the United States and Britain are still clamoring for Zuckerberg himself to explain how users' data ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica.
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Companies are clamoring for skilled workers, and one of the best ways to attract them is to set up shop in a great place to live.
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Foreign oil companies operating in Venezuela have been clamoring for more protection, especially in the vast and isolated oil fields of the heavy crude Orinoco Belt.
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Later that night, police issued a warning that they would use live ammunition if needed, and officers began carrying the heavier weapons some were clamoring for.
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The whole Democratic Party, including most of the freshmen filling out the ranks, seems to be clamoring for a big win ahead of the 2020 election.
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Once you've stripped away the digital chatter clamoring for your attention, your smartphone will return to something closer to the role originally conceived by Mr. Jobs.
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Clamoring for the impeachment of President Trump, they fear, could backfire and alienate independent voters and unhappy Republicans they hope to attract in next year's midterms.
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So the researchers clamoring for access to marijuana — to finally learn more about the drug's effects — can't get it, even as states move to legalize pot.
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But those behind the Article I Project might have a better chance than the Republican governors now clamoring for a new constitutional convention to restore states' rights.
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Protesters are also clamoring for wage increases in line with inflation, which was clocked at 40 percent last year and is expected at about 20 percent 2017.
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Even worse for McConnell, he handed Warren a win with the Democratic base — which has been clamoring for its leaders to block Trump and the GOP's agenda.
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Fans have been clamoring for Jon and Dany to get together, and the tension has been growing with every look, hand-touch, and knee-bend this season.
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U.S. lawmakers have been clamoring for a clampdown on North Korea since Pyongyang earlier this month tested a nuclear device which it said was a hydrogen bomb.
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Read more:Zach LaVine nearly pulled off an astounding 360-dunk from the free-throw line that has fans clamoring for him to be in the Dunk Contest
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But Hillary's mistake in this area is even bigger when you consider she's spent more than a week now clamoring for Trump to release his tax returns.
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Asked if McConnell should consider stepping aside or retiring — an outcome some conservatives are openly clamoring for — the president's response was far from a vote of confidence.
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These won't make too big a difference to most of us, unless you happen to be an obsessive selfie taker who's been clamoring for DSLR-quality capabilities.
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So here's a good way to tie De La into the context of the time: Pos, Dave, and Mase were clamoring for Dilla beats like everyone else.
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But outside of that, the game really seems to capture that Hogwarts experience that we've all been clamoring for, starting with your own personalized letter to Hogwarts.
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As an example, Hudson mentions Garrus, a Mass Effect character who became so beloved that fans started clamoring for the option to romance him in the game.
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Since Britons voted for Brexit, investors and politicians across the world have been clamoring for clues as to what Britain's future relationship with Europe will look like.
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This gives voters an unprecedented strategic opportunity to vote Green to achieve the critical 5-percent threshold and launch the independent political movement Americans are clamoring for.
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The deal gives Cronos a foothold in the fast-growing U.S. CBD market, where consumers are clamoring for beauty products, foods and oils containing the cannabis compound.
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Faraday Future, Lucid Motors, SF Motors, Byton, Rivian; all of these fellow startups are still not in production, and many of them are still clamoring for funding.
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Governments started clamoring for electric vehicles, Tesla proved technology could be a selling point, and Volvo relaunched its performance-oriented Polestar marque as an performance EV brand.
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Academics and pundits ponder out loud all the time: Why are teens and adults alike clamoring for books and movies where the world has been irreparably damaged?
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There are many ways that passage of this legislation could be a political disaster for the Republicans, even if they have been clamoring for reform since 2011.
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That's a problem now; it will be a much bigger and more dangerous one when there's an actual crisis that leaves average Americans clamoring for accurate information.
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Nigerians are clamoring for change in areas including: security, the economy and corruption- promises made by President Buhari during his campaign before he took office in 2015.
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"No one is clamoring for a wall across the Canadian border because of these events that took place two decades ago and three decades ago," Bergen said.
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And I'm sure it will spread quickly toward other high-profile issues, such as the government's UFO files that have been a focus of clamoring for decades.
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With sexual abuse victims clamoring for Francis to take action against negligent bishops, the pope recently announced that an array of Vatican departments should keep bishops accountable.
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In the wake of the GOP's botched ObamaCare repeal effort in the Senate, exuberant Democrats and the media started clamoring for a "bipartisan" approach to healthcare reform.
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But advocates are convinced that more will get on board, noting that some swing-district Democrats began facing constituents clamoring for impeachment during last week's congressional recess.
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In Dipont's case, money goes the other way: A Chinese business is persuading highly selective colleges to counsel clients who are clamoring for admission to top schools.
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With advertisers clamoring for more video inventory on Amazon, the tech giant this year debuted a new ad-supported video service called IMDb TV (formerly IMDb FreeDive).
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To be sure, Democrats could lose these states in 28503, as they did in 22019, but voters there are not clamoring for four more years of Trump.
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How illusory that promise was became apparent within a few years, as homesteaders in neighboring canyons began clamoring for a right of way along his family's beach.
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It's quite the scene, complete with screams and tons of people clamoring for autographs and selfies as Kim blessed a lucky few with a pic and signature.
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Democrats clamoring for fresh faces in leadership got a boost on Wednesday when Representative Hakeem Jeffries, 48, beat Representative Barbara Lee, 72, to head the Democratic caucus.
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Days later, a YouTube video of the proceedings went viral, followed by invitations clamoring for the event to be reprised in cities from Los Angeles to Lisbon.
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Given that context, one might expect Mr. Trump to be clamoring for details that would eliminate any suspicion that his administration is in league with an enemy.
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That hasn't seemed to matter to the President, who claimed on Twitter starting late last year the sometimes-violent protesters were clamoring for a Trump-like leader.
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Lawmakers and stakeholders have been clamoring for more details about Trump's as-yet-unveiled infrastructure proposal, and transportation leaders have already held numerous hearings on the topic.
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He did so not because his party was clamoring for Brexit, but to blunt the growing appeal of the anti-immigrant, anti-Europe UK Independence Party (UKIP).
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Days after Mr. Renzi, and his Democratic Party, suffered a humiliating defeat in a national referendum to change the Constitution, opposition parties were clamoring for new elections.
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New Mexico pledges to go carbon free Another challenge for coal: American households and businesses are increasingly clamoring for clean energy as they worry about climate change.
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Trump is the first President in the modern era not to release any personal tax returns, something Democrats and activists have been clamoring for throughout his presidency.
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Fans have been clamoring for more Planet Earth ever since the series wrapped up in 2006, but unlike many sequels, this one couldn't be rushed into production.
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So it's not as if all these broadcast networks saw that people were clamoring for more of some decades-dead series and decided to grant that wish.
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Speaking of beloved projects that folks want a sequel to, fans have been clamoring for years for either a reboot of the UPN sitcom "Girlfriends" or a film.
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It's been 12 years since Kingdom Hearts II came out, and fans of the series have been clamoring for the official third entry for a long, long time.
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Many people in China followed the debate on state broadcaster CCTV's blog and some watched via livestream, while others on social media were clamoring for the full video.
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With stock markets touching new highs every other day, investors are clamoring for new investment opportunities and that could help companies see a pop in shares on debut.
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Again, this is pretty blatantly in service of brand thirstiness and not necessarily a feature users are clamoring for, like editing tweets or more actionable harassment reporting mechanisms.
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"Despite historically clamoring for new tools, it does not appear that all providers have acted with haste to deploy opt-out robocall blocking services," Starks told the carriers.
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And for Sakamoto, announcing the title yesterday provided a profound sense of relief — it's both a game fans were clamoring for and a game he yearned to make.
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Cory Booker: The senator from New Jersey and former Mayor of Newark represents many of the values and outlooks about politics that younger voters have been clamoring for.
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After they used tin chloride and zinc to grow a "crystal hedgehog," his kids were clamoring for more information about what caused the crystals to grow so quickly.
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One of the reasons I don&apost think you see a lot of people clamoring for relief for Turkey is Erdogan is a bad customer, a bad player.
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The moves are likely to appease shareholders who have been clamoring for oil producers to focus more on margins and other shareholder-friendly metrics rather than production increases.
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Coming this fall Google just announced that Chrome OS finally has what many people have been clamoring for almost since its introduction five years ago: true native apps.
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Shareholders of the fourth-largest U.S. bank have been clamoring for management to buy back more of its stock, which is trading below what its assets are worth.
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In a span of 22017 years, since she was four, dear Rosie performed on radio, in Vaudeville, nigh clubs, films, TV, & Vegas & always gad audiences clamoring for 'more!!
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House Republican leaders did not bring the measure up for a vote in 2015, but North Korea's announcement on Wednesday left lawmakers clamoring for a strong U.S. response.
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It's a mystery why networks are clamoring for reboots of shows, even those as beloved as the L Word, when there are so many more stories to tell.
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No one was clamoring for a new "centrist" third-party, least of all one suspiciously beholden to the same kinds of fat cats dominating the two major parties.
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Democrats are clamoring for the bureau to reopen a background investigation into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, after an allegation of sexual misconduct surfaced amid his confirmation proceedings.
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Though the CPI numbers came in a bit hotter than expected, it likely won't be enough to deter a rate cut that the markets have been clamoring for.
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I'm not sure it will hurt her relative edge in the polls, but the episode adds to the general disgust that fuels the public clamoring for more choices.
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It also comes after Andrew McCabe stepped down as deputy director of the FBI, bowing to pressure from Trump and congressional Republicans who were clamoring for his ouster.
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Consumers and lawmakers have been clamoring for a generic version of the EpiPen since Mylan drastically hiked the price more than 400 percent in less than a decade.
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Senators have been clamoring for answers from the administration on the state of U.S.-Saudi relations in the wake of the killing of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.
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"Her projection of strength is a bit of an artifice," said McHenry, who adds the freshmen Democrats are a "raucous set" clamoring for confrontation, not negotiation, with Trump.
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For instance, voters are clamoring for independent redistricting commissions, as the results of the five states to vote on the idea in 2018 showed: All five measures passed.
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The question should have been then, and remains now, who, if anyone, was clamoring for Reyes to get another chance and whether their wishes should have been gratified.
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At the same time, contrary to some of the pro-Bernie versions of these narratives, there's no particular sign that working-class whites are clamoring for democratic socialism.
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Other interests are already clamoring for a share of the hypothetical tax revenue as well, which has been projected to reach as much as $677 million a year.
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With Catholics clamoring for more transparency from their church, demanding that bishops release the names of accused priests, civil authorities are beginning to step up to force disclosure.
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What's clear is that everyone clamoring for a seat at the table is being forced to spend more than ever — and that's where Apple clearly has no issue.
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In their rush to arm up, they are overlooking solutions that are both more promising and less contentious, and that violence prevention experts have spent years clamoring for.
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The president has also faced days of criticism for opting not to use the Defense Production Act to compel companies to manufacture specific equipment hospitals are clamoring for.
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That has left not just Polar, but other businesses from automakers to food importers, clamoring for ever-scarcer dollars which can only be legally obtained from the state.
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After fans clamoring for a new entry in the series since roughly the day the Nintendo Switch was announced, New Horizons finally hits the platform on March 25.
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Do other executives at the social media giant really think its critics are clamoring for the company to role out policy that just takes down a particular politician?
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A decade ago, "very serious people" in both parties were clamoring for a bipartisan deal to cut benefits, leading to the creation of the infamous Bowles-Simpson committee.
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Yes, the man with an abysmal boxing record of zero wins against one loss is the go-to guy for elite-level boxers desperately clamoring for a payday.
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Fed moves to counter trade war Still, Daly said CEOs in her district are clamoring for a settlement to the trade war because it's disrupting their business plans.
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Republican lawmakers have been clamoring for testimony from the whistleblower, which House Intelligence Committee Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffAdam Schiff's 'Trump Show': Was it a hit with the undecideds?
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It's almost impossible to imagine the clergy sex abuse scandal not coming up, with many Catholics clamoring for answers from Francis and his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
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That's because Democrats are also clamoring for the underlying materials from Mueller's investigation -- an avalanche of documents, readouts of witness interviews, memos about search warrants, and other details.
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In fairness to Biden, the United States and many countries were clamoring for Ukraine to act on its rampant corruption, including the need for a more aggressive prosecutor.
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The economic growth and leadership is why startup communities and economic development groups from all over the country are clamoring for IER, from Wisconsin to Iowa to Pennsylvania.
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Waters and other Democrats have been clamoring for details about Trump's relationship with German-based Deutsche Bank and what it may know about links between the president and Russia.
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Idris Elba taking the title of Sexiest Man Alive couldn't have come soon enough for much of the population, who have been clamoring for him to win for years.
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A week after receiving the manuscript, Holt faced down other publishers clamoring for the book, and offered one of the largest publishing deals for a YA debut novel ever.
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Macy's investors, in particular, have been clamoring for the company to find ways to profit from its real estate, after activist Starboard Capital began calling for change last year.
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Give each cookie a swift dusting of sea salt, because sweet and salty are a foolproof combination, and I swear, people are going to be clamoring for these cookies.
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Meanwhile, Jolla was quickly burning through its remaining investor cash and trying to placate its crowdfunding backers who were clamoring for a refund on the tablets that never materialized.
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Hedge fund Starboard Value has been clamoring for change at Yahoo for a while, waiting for the company's leadership to begin making moves to tighten the company's financial performance.
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But House conservatives and outside groups are already clamoring for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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As Shawn is being faced with an endless crowd of fans clamoring for a selfie, he takes the reins and works his way through the line with impressive efficiency.
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Still, Fujifilm fans have been clamoring for the company to get into larger sensor cameras for years, and it's doing so in a big way with the GFX 50S.
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Republicans have been clamoring for the release of a memo written by Representative Devin Nunes alleging abuses of power in the investigations into Russian interference during the 2016 election.
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR: In Maryland, a large field of Democrats are clamoring for the chance to challenge one of the most popular governors in the country, Republican Larry Hogan.
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Mobile carriers are clamoring for more spectrum as they race to provide 5G services to their customers, and the 24 GHz band is an important step toward that goal.
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The event has evolved in recent years into a showcase for Hollywood studios, which will be clamoring for the attention of an army of nerds expected to exceed 130,000.
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The net effect was to shrink the number of physicians and services at the same time as ten million newly insured patients were clamoring for their promised health care.
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These organizations and programs have a track record of success in the very communities that are clamoring for attention while also working well in larger urban areas facing hardship.
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And while Johnson is a polarizing figure among the broader public, he's got a lot of support among Conservative members, which is increasingly clamoring for Brexit at all costs.
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"It wasn't just me that was being locked out; it was the American public, who were clamoring for more voices and more choices," Dr. Stein said in the video.
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Shortly after Jobs announced the iPhone in January 2007, developers began clamoring for the ability to develop their own native apps for the device, something Jobs was initially against.
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The main event is what sells this particular fight card—it was a fight many fans were clamoring for despite it not making much sense from a rankings perspective.
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So publishers were clamoring for a way to get paid for all the video they share to Facebook, and the company thinks mid-roll ads might do the trick.
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But the Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, detonated the so-called nuclear option, lowering the threshold for passage to a simple majority — a move Mr. Trump had been clamoring for.
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Hundreds of people are clamoring for seats on flights and cruise ships as they seek help in the aid effort in the aftermath of the storm (The Associated Press).
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A new generation of Zimbabweans, the so-called born frees, who had grown up since independence benefiting from expanded education, were now clamoring for jobs that were not there.
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Mexicans have been clamoring for a full-throated, chest-out defense of their country and sovereignty against Mr. Trump's threats, but many say they have yet to hear it.
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The lack of focus on climate has had activists clamoring for a full debate focused on the climate crisis, but the Democratic National Committee has refused to allow one.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement officials in both Canada—where QuadrigaCX is located—and in the US are investigating potential wrongdoing, and investors are clamoring for proof Cotten is actually dead.
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By giving the automakers the relief they are clamoring for on fuel regulations, Mr. Trump could then prod them to expand investments and add jobs in their American operations.
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While the original 1941 Dumbo is only 64 minutes long, the 2019 version runs just shy of two hours, and comes complete with backstory that no one was clamoring for.
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Council members argued that raising their pay to $148,500 from $112,500 was justified because they also agreed to a series of reforms that government watchdog groups had been clamoring for.
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One thing helps explains that company's resistance to the Paris deal: it's privately held, and so it doesn't have to answer to shareholders clamoring for more acknowledgement of climate policy.
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Wickr CEO Joel Wallenstrom explained that lots of his D.C. clients have been clamoring for a way to make secure group calls and so it became a priority for Wickr.
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While other candidates are clamoring for attention from large news organizations, Biden's camp has been ducking requests, The Daily Beast's Sam Stein and Maxwell Tani note in their latest story.
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While lawmakers on Capitol Hill are clamoring for the FAA to get tough on Boeing, Guzzetti said the agency doesn't have the manpower and budget to do the work themselves.
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Mood Rowghani, a partner in a venture capital firm invested in Uber, told Axios in a statement that he agreed with those clamoring for Kalanick to remain involved at Uber.
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Even as its main rival Lyft bragged about the millions of dollars its drivers were collecting in tips, Uber stood steadfast against a growing number of drivers clamoring for tips.
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FIND ME By André Aciman It is very difficult for any sequel to please everyone, the devotees of the original all clamoring for their various fantasies for the central characters.
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The triumph of the "leave" vote in Thursday's referendum stunned global financial markets and many of the U.K. public, some of whom are clamoring for a chance to vote again.
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Democrats, who have been clamoring for Congress to act to protect Mr. Mueller, touted the new legislation as a breakthrough but privately conceded that odds remained stacked against its passage.
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What to watch: Despite tension with the Trump admin over social policy, sources say tech execs have been interested in engaging in the process, with uninvited execs clamoring for invitations.
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But save for a brief mention in the Billboard article announcing it and some forum nerds clamoring for a tracklist, there's little to no information about this comp out there.
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It's a moment that many have been clamoring for ever since the game was first announced in 2013, with a raucous trailer, set to the sound of "Debutante" from 65daysofstatic.
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Some veteran Democrats think voters will be clamoring for a candidate who provides a sharp contrast in gravitas with Trump, and there are questions about whether O'Rourke fits that bill.
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Headhunters who specialize in finding candidates for high-level K Street jobs told The Hill industry groups are no longer clamoring for the cachet of hiring a former elected official.
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"While deals will go much better with anchors clamoring for tickets, a medium sized deal can now get done without any of those investors taking part," the syndicate head said.
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Early in the war, when other officers were clamoring for command, he surprised President Lincoln by saying he did not want a senior position until he better understood the conflict.
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They've been clamoring for Mr. Farr to come back before the Committee, pressuring Democratic members to request one or at the very least vocalize their opposition to Mr. Farr. Sen.
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In the Rice case, like those in Staten Island and Ferguson, people clamoring for the officers to be charged accused Mr. McGinty of steering the grand jury away from prosecution.
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Performed on such a testosterone-fueled stage, displays of physical competence and demonstration of the survival instinct infuse both players' movements amid a massive crowd avidly clamoring for their combat.
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So the YouTube commenters clamoring for a full version of the mod shouldn't hold their breath—not to mention there are a ton of legal issues when using copyrighted characters.
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As we first reported ... "Botched" star and doc Terry Dubrow says celebs are clamoring for plastic surgery while everyone is out of the public eye during the coronavirus pandemic. #Priorities.
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Britain's relationship with the E.U. was a white-hot political issue within the Tories, but it's not as if the British public was clamoring for a vote on that subject.
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Many of those voters have little patience for Mr. Biden's overtures toward Republicans, and are clamoring for the sweeping progressive change offered up by a host of Mr. Biden's competitors.
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Stevens says voters here are clamoring for action on issues on like infrastructure, education reform and protecting the Affordable Care Act, and can be tired of the "noise" in Washington.
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High profile examples like disgraced 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli raising the cost of a tablet of the generic Daraprim from $13.50 to $750 have Americans clamoring for justice and accountability.
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But initially the administration and its allies on the Hill were reluctant to even put the Iran deal up for a vote — a vote that the GOP was clamoring for.
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The demonstration will mark the second big splash in as many weeks made by a group of teenage activists who are clamoring for a more sensible approach to gun violence.
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The current government, so well-represented at the ceremony, is clamoring for more U.S. military assistance and a tougher Western stance in its current predicament against Russia in Eastern Ukraine.
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"It's highly unlikely that the speaker would take this sort of risk when she has so many of her own well-qualified members clamoring for a spot," the official said.
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In other words: Twitter wants to cozy up to rights holders that control the kind of high quality video content that Twitter competitors like Facebook and Snapchat are clamoring for.
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With 10 candidates onstage clamoring for attention and each given only a minute to respond, the evening often felt like a 10-car pileup or a round of speed dating.
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Fitbit analysts and investors have also been skittish in recent months, and have been clamoring for some type of reassurance from the company after a much weaker-than-expected holiday quarter.
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Seeing the investigation as a political threat, they are clamoring for a more combative approach to Mueller that would damage his credibility and effectively kneecap his operation by cutting its funding.
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The pushback from executives like Lyras comes as more progressive voices are increasingly clamoring for the introduction of so-called "zero-emissions" ships, which don't directly produce any greenhouse gas emissions.
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We are demanding House Republicans listen to what the vast majority of their constituents and Americans across the country are clamoring for: meaningful action to curb our country's gun violence epidemic.
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Meanwhile, activists in Florida are clamoring for lawmakers to take action on gun control, with some of the strongest pleas for reform coming from survivors at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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In the US, children continue to be exposed to lead from paint, soil, and drinking water running through lead pipes, so health and environmental groups have been clamoring for policy changes.
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I will tell you, at least from my perspective, in terms of inundating us with content and then giving a lot of the specifics the investment community has been clamoring for.
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Finally, Google is announcing an integration with Firebase, the mobile development platform, giving direct integration via an SDK between Cloud Functions and Firebase, something they say developers have been clamoring for.
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And many economists have been clamoring for the government to at least bring government spending back to its long-run averages of adding a few tenths of a point to GDP.
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The Fed and investors have been clamoring for the return of inflation, but like that old expression goes, be careful about what you wish for, because you just might get it.
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The clip, titled "Girl at a Bar," sees a foursome of potential suitors clamoring for a woman's affections while touting their pro-woman beliefs as a means to seal the deal.
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Google Home is finally getting a feature that its users have been clamoring for since it launched last year: it can now distinguish between different voices and reply with personalized responses.
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The violence underscores the challenges facing Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a country where dozens of ethnic groups have been clamoring for autonomy since independence from Britain in 1947.
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If there's one thing Nicki Minaj doesn't like, it's being rushed, whether it's by people clamoring for a response to Remy Ma or fans who are impatient for a new album.
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One way the administration can do this is to give the North something it has been clamoring for: a peace declaration that officially ends the Korean conflict, once and for all.
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I've never, ever believed that theory for a simple reason: Trump has spent his entire life clamoring for the limelight and the recognition -- grudging or otherwise -- that being president affords him.
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House Republicans are clamoring for the release of a classified memo that they say provides shocking new information about the FBI's investigation into possible cooperation between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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We are also not convinced the country is clamoring for more public-private partnerships — many of which could involve the very corporations that created the climate crisis in the first place.
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Something that's fascinating in Brazil right now is there are these different movements coalescing around the country clamoring for more rights and more access to institutions of power around the country.
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Harden recounts the early days of the Korean War, and the conflict's lasting political repercussions, through the stories of a leader eager for authoritarian rule and a citizen clamoring for freedom.
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Niantic only has so many generations to work with within the existing Pokèmon universe – and once players catch most of what a generation has to offer, they start clamoring for more.
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Doctors have been clamoring for "point-of-care" coronavirus tests allowing results to be produced where patients are received, similar to how people are tested for the flu or strep throat.
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Democratic Representative Zoe Lofgren, who chairs the House Administration Committee that is shepherding the legislation, said during House debate that state election officials have been clamoring for additional funding from Washington.
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Almost half of SoftBank's mammoth $100 billion Vision Fund comes courtesy of Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund — so any startup vying for SoftBank's largesse is also indirectly clamoring for Saudi Arabia's.
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Everyone (both of you!) who has been clamoring for Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston to reteam after the 2011 groaner "Just Go With It": Your prayers have been answered by Netflix.
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If Qualcomm accepts Broadcom's offer, it would have to drop the NXP bid as it is unlikely that NXP shareholders would accept the original price after clamoring for a higher price.
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Unlikely: Its current priority is to set new limits on regulations regarding e-commerce and data privacy at a time when most people are clamoring for some check on the industry.
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This is the year speedy 53G wireless networks come to the United States, and companies are clamoring for every advantage, from launching in new cities first to debuting 25G-compatible devices.
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If confirmed, Nakasone will step into the role just as lawmakers are clamoring for more robust responses to malign foreign activity in cyberspace, including Russian efforts to interfere in U.S. elections.
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The Democratic base may be clamoring for bold ideas like Medicare-for-all and a Green New Deal, but they need the support of moderate lawmakers to pass these bills in Congress.
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Dredd fans have been clamoring for a sequel, but at the moment the best hope for more Dredd seems to be a recently announced TV project, one that will hopefully involve Urban.
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The violent demonstration underscores the challenges facing Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a country where dozens of ethnic groups have been clamoring for autonomy since independence from Britain in 1947.
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Well for one thing users have been clamoring for a Dark Mode since Apple killed the ability to customize the macOS user interface way back in 2003 with Mac OS X 10.3.
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And while they appear to be very capable still cameras, they are also each missing a key feature that videographers have been clamoring for from Canon: the ability to shoot in 4K.
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There's a skateboarder, a dancing wrestler, a few different versions of Spider-Man (sponsored by Marvel, of course), and for those of you clamoring for topical augmented reality, a fake Donald Trump.
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Yoshinori Kitase, producer of the title, speaking through a translator, thanked the crowd for their "support and patience over these years," decades rather, during which fans never stopped clamoring for a remake.
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With ultra-wealthy car buyers clamoring for another shot at getting their hands on the new Ford GT, the automaker has decided to sell another 500 copies of the carbon fiber supercar.
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At the time, the public was clamoring for Washington to clean up Capitol Hill after the corruption and bribery scandal involving former super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff that ensnared several lawmakers and aides.
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To my older ears, a large cast can be distracting — I imagine all the actors fighting over a mic, clamoring for my attention — but the clamor effect certainly suits Charlotte's barnyard setting.
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While President Trump has requested a $4.7 billion cut in the USDA, Agriculture Committee members have pleaded for no further budget restrictions and farm-lobby groups already are clamoring for more support.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday that she isn't sure there will be an infrastructure bill this year, dealing another blow to lawmakers clamoring for a sweeping infrastructure package.
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Brimming with Stephen King tropes and a bleak version of late-'80s nostalgia, the new horror anthology series is tailor-made for fans of Stranger Things clamoring for a new, darker fix.
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Barb is so, so dead The first question from the audience got straight to the point in asking what hardcore Barb fans on the internet have been clamoring for — justice for Barb.
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Many residents have been clamoring for storm defenses for years, yet just as many believe such efforts to try to outsmart the sea are a waste of both fiscal and natural resources.
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Fudge, a former head of the Congressional Black Caucus, has called for Trump's impeachment — something liberals are clamoring for, but which Pelosi and other Democratic leaders have kept at an arm's length.
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So those who want the men canceled and those clamoring for them to be offered a route back agree, at least implicitly, on the paramount importance of these individuals and their fates.
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Brandishing American flags and clamoring for front-row access to the former American president, Kosovo Albanians eagerly welcomed the man whose face is recognizable even for those born years after the war.
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" Why Dems need to be careful in finding a new strategy: "On one hand, they'll face pressures from a liberal base clamoring for more aggressive oversight of Trump and his inner circle.
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The decision was hailed by business groups, leaders in Canada and Mexico, and lawmakers on Capitol Hill, but it doesn't address the labor, environmental and drug protections Democrats are still clamoring for.
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If Beronilla did read the comments, he'd see a lot of fans clamoring for him to have his own cooking show, along with those praising his "Level 100" personality and skill level.
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I simply don't see evidence that supports the theory that most Americans are clamoring for revolutionary change that moves the United States closer in line with the norms of other developed countries.
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Unfortunately for him and the fans clamoring for more insider details about Spears, all of the post on Jayden's page were deleted, and his account was made private shortly after the stream.
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Both 22017's Guardians of the Galaxy and 19923's Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens had fans clamoring for sequels more or less the moment their credits started to roll.
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NASA's MESSENGER mission, which ended in 2015, provided a wealth of data for scientists interested in Mercury, but it also left them clamoring for answers about the small planet's chemistry and composition.
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The bank under fire for its Harriet Tubman debit card design says its sales are the only thing on fire ... 'cause new and old customers are clamoring for the new debit card.
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And the opposition movement is not stupid: It is trying to prolong the conflict, hoping to sap the economy enough that the business sector will start clamoring for a comprehensive political solution.
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In some respects it illustrates how little the country has changed, despite the tumultuous days of the Arab Spring, when millions of Egyptians thronged the streets clamoring for a radical new direction.
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"It would've been inappropriate and probably uncomfortable for Zeldin if we proceeded with the event while he was simultaneously voting against something that our allies have been clamoring for," the person said.
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The award comes at a time when art exhibitions showing Syrian refugee children's art are popping up all across Europe, and collectors are clamoring for the bright colors and dark subject matter.
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The unexpected opening, however, means Tlaib is running in a crowded field of Democrats all clamoring for the open seat in a race Michigan Radio called "too close to call" on Friday.
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Even since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows dropped in 2007, fans have been clamoring for more — a Marauders prequel, another story, anything that allows us to spend one more day at Hogwarts.
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Breakout star Cardi B stole the show when she played a featured replacement for Amazon's popular virtual assistant — and left her followers clamoring for the 411 on that wordy white trench she wore.
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Unfortunately, a lot of them don't make it to wide release, but if audiences pay attention and start clamoring for them, that could change — especially if big-budget studio comedies continue to flounder.
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Coker decided that was too long to keep Slice out of action and booked him in to face James Thompson in the rematch no one was clamoring for in London, during his suspension.
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Up until now, Game of Thrones hasn't really reckoned with the fact that one of its "heroes" is a teenaged killer, and we in the audience haven't exactly been clamoring for them to.
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Even after years of fans clamoring for a Black Widow standalone movie, it took a full decade and 20 MCU films for the franchise to produce a single movie with a woman protagonist.
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That is, people and businesses are not clamoring for chatbots or interactive agents; they tend to have more data than they can analyze, and they're invested in extracting meaning and value from it.
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The clamoring for change and something different is off the charts, and Trump continues to lead Clinton significantly when voters are asked which candidate is more likely to shake things up in Washington.
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Succession is like a capitalism-infused Shakespeare play, with each of media mogul Logan Roy's (Brian Cox) children simultaneously grappling with their toxic family and clamoring for a slice of their family's legacy.
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But, for the most part, the senators clamoring for this funding are the same ones concerned about the bill's Medicaid cuts, and opioid funding alone might not be enough to win them over.
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That makes San Francisco among the largest metropolitan areas for Fiber, which has, so far, kept to smaller cities clamoring for its service (and where it can more quickly gain broadband market share).
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"This is the people of Puerto Rico ... clamoring for whatever is left of our democracy to be saved so we can begin to move away from the darkness of Ricardo Rosselló," she said.
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A private security detail paid for by, I suppose, the Trump Organization, the President-Elect himself, or some wealthy donors, may sound appealing to those clamoring for lower taxes and greater fiscal responsibility.
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None of that may matter because the footage released for "Deadpool" thus far has delivered a taste of what comics fans have been clamoring for for years: an R-rated mainstream superhero flick.
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But it also has experts clamoring for Congress to pass what they say should be the low-hanging fruit in an otherwise divisive debate: They're begging lawmakers to simply fund gun violence research.
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Modern financial markets make it cheap and easy to hedge against a wide variety of price fluctuations, and it's not obvious people are clamoring for a weird, internet-based alternative to these products.
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But the clamoring for a Democratic wave year may prove to be déjà vu from 2016 — more wishful thinking from political pundits and media elites desperate to find anything to derail Donald Trump.
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Instead, his trade team appears to cynically view Section 28500 — and the pretext of national security — as a convenient loophole to impose the tariffs that Trump has been clamoring for since his election.
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No such recommendations exist for chicken simply because we don't like eating undercooked chicken as much as red meat, and no one is clamoring for USDA recommendations for safely consuming medium-well chicken.
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Squad, an app that allows you to video chat and share your phone screen with a friend in real time, has tapped into a demographic clamoring for a safe space to gather online.
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A few months later, the two men had negotiated an agreement to make Microsoft's Office 365 suite of applications work better with Salesforce's online services, which they said business customers were clamoring for.
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My peers across the restaurant industry are clamoring for ways to help -- and we need federal and local guidelines as well as funding to ensure our help is delivered safely, legally and effectively.
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"I think artists are always trying for, struggling for, clamoring for, unearthing, digging for what is most authentically true about their understanding of the world and how they fit in it," she says.
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No one thinks we should shut down the internet because it has dark corners, and no one is clamoring for Twitter to shut down because people use it to bully each other online.
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Students are now clamoring for new technology courses and degree programs that make the public good a priority over industry agendas — and universities, along with foundations that support them, are rushing to respond.
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When it comes to the other survival staples members have been clamoring for these past few days -- it appears the Arlington location lets you know from the jump what's available ... and what isn't.
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Australian businesses, moreover, are clamoring for a consistent energy policy, and one recent poll found that 59 percent of Australians say steps should be taken against global warming even if they are costly.
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Critical Shopper For a street wear mega-brand, Kith is pretty niche: Either you've stood outside of it clamoring for a newly released sneaker, or you've never heard of it in your life.
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In the face of the deadly coronavirus, companies that keep tabs on Americans' locations are clamoring for our attention — and in the process arguing that their particular brand of surveillance is good, actually.
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After steering the ship to great success in Bobby's absence, Axe Cap's whiz kid is clamoring for a $50 million bonus, more than twice as high as any Axelrod has ever paid out.
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Susan Collins reiterating that she will "likely" support having witnesses once both sides have made their opening arguments was another victory for Democratic leadership clamoring for a serious trial with evidence and witnesses.
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"At worst, we perceive them [migrants] as an invading mob of resource-draining criminals, and, at best, a sort of helpless, impoverished, faceless brown mass, clamoring for help at our doorstep," she writes.
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But with businesses clamoring for more "medium skill" workers and students eager to pursue technical and vocational certifications, there is a new push to let Pell Grants be used for shorter educational programs.
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If Mr. Trump's election was a reflection of voter anger with the Washington establishment, these initiatives are a clear signal that many Americans are clamoring for solutions that will make their lives better.
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Clamoring for first-round pick Daniel Jones is intense in New York, and Giants head coach Pat Shurmur did nothing to douse fans ready to see Eli Manning unseated as the starting quarterback.
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The Democratic Party boasts the most diverse field of presidential candidates in history, and the base is increasingly clamoring for a nominee who is a woman or a person of color — or both.
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But the delays illustrate how challenging it can be for cities and schools to incorporate climate change issues into curriculums, even when polls show that most students and parents are clamoring for them.
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Congress isn't officially back in session this week until Tuesday — and a growing number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are clamoring for leadership to work out some kind of deal.
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Little background first ... Manny and Floyd had been dancing around each other for years, with fans clamoring for the two men to get in the ring and make the biggest fight in the sport.
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Parker was one of 25,000 Chicago educators who went on strike Thursday, demanding what teachers across the country have been clamoring for: smaller class sizes, more support staff, higher raises and more school funding.
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Executives and shareholders should be clamoring for today's automotive companies to embark on their platform journey as early as possible, lest they miss chance to win the battle for the future of the automobile.
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On Monday she said, "I cannot vote to convict" Trump, and indicated a preference for a much softer penalty than the removal from office that Democrats have been clamoring for — a "censure" by Congress.
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If you're really clamoring for a small, more portable iPad, you'll probably be just fine with the outdated components of the mini 4, especially if you just want to read ebooks and watch Netflix.
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With Facebook users now clamoring for ways to identify with the causes they care about in their profiles, Facebook is now working on a platform that will allow Pages to build temporary profile overlays.
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Multiple committees have been clamoring for Comey to appear on the Hill to describe both the circumstances surrounding his dismissal and answer questions about any interference in the FBI's investigation by the White House.
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The i-word may fire up the party's already frothing base, which is clamoring for action and taking to the streets and social media to demand that Trump be confronted as aggressively as possible.
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Frustrated rank-and-file members have long been clamoring for change in the party's entrenched leadership ranks, where the top three Democrats have held a firm grip on power for more than a decade.
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The review "throws a wrench in the plans of those clamoring for a weakened consumer agency," said Rohit Chopra, senior fellow at the Consumer Federation of America and formerly assistant director of the CFPB.
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Neither Mr. Cornyn nor Mr. Durbin sees criminal justice legislation as the type of issue that could be sorted out in a chaotic postelection, lame-duck session, with other issues clamoring for immediate attention.
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Brigadier General Michael Gschossmann said joint operations enabled by the new approach could help NATO reassure Baltic member states and Poland, which are clamoring for more defense after Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region.
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Tesla fans have been clamoring for a pickup truck for some time, and the company's billionaire CEO stoked that excitement by announcing in April 2017 that a pickup would be unveiled within two years.
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Claims from Democratic stalwarts that Sanders can't unseat the president are fool's gold to self-funding candidates like Howard Schultz, who argues that a majority of voters are clamoring for a centrist, corporate candidate.
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With mothers and medical providers clamoring for answers about postpartum depression, scientists are beginning a major effort to understand the genetic underpinnings of mood disorders that afflict millions of women during and after pregnancy.
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Then there's the aforementioned Snapchat, which pioneered vertical video and has large media companies clamoring for a piece of it in order to get access to its large, and growing, audience of young users.
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As audiences started clamoring for something a bit more daring, James Dean made a fleeting yet memorably rebellious appearance, and Marlon Brando carried the cause that Dean never had the chance to truly explore.
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Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes gave a steamy performance of their single "Señorita" at the MTV VMAs Monday night, and audience members, including Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner, were clamoring for them to kiss.
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White House officials have said former Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh is expected to be hired in that role, a likely move that has been welcomed by those allies clamoring for a bolstered effort.
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He is hardly alone: Other Republicans involved in many of the most competitive Senate races are also clamoring for a final visit from Air Force One before Election Day to motivate pro-Trump voters.
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The masses now clamoring for the removal of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan evoke the crowds that gathered in Tahrir Square in Cairo or outside the Tunisian interior ministry eight years ago.
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Amid the surge in volatility in recent weeks that has pushed rates at the long end of the interest rates futures curve close to 10%, Vital said investors are now clamoring for shorter maturities.
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Since people are clamoring for her to run as a solution to our country's problems, we wanted to highlight one area in which the broadcaster, billionaire, and philanthropist has a pretty dubious record: science.
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What Tuesday's news could do is take some of the heat off of the central bank from Beijing, which has been clamoring for more drastic measures, wrote analysts from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The state's licensed cannabis businesses are clamoring for the state to address an entrenched and lucrative illicit market, modify laws to allow for cannabis operations in more jurisdictions, and ratchet down taxes and fees.
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It's a full-time job just being Rihanna, and while fans are clamoring for new music, she's clearly busy doing things like running Fenty Beauty and being the wealthiest woman musician in the world.
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January has long been a dumping ground for bad movies, and no one has been clamoring for a new Bad Boys film (although if you have, there are plenty of callbacks just for you).
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Several travel influencers and bloggers told Business Insider that coronavirus has been a much-discussed topic in their industry, with creators raising concerns over upcoming trips — and fans clamoring for travel tips and answers.
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The company said customers had long been clamoring for Disney to offer more plant-based food in its parks and hotels and these new menu items have been in the works for some time.
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Over the last few years, retailers have been clamoring for storefront space along the Strip, hoping to capture the attention of some 2800 million global visitors annually by providing one-of-a-kind experiences.
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Many cases now pending before the Supreme Court – cases the right-wing wants to shut down – have a bearing on our creation of that more inclusive, more responsive democracy so many are clamoring for.
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But it shouldn't be the norm that these software ecosystems are spun up with little thought into how long they'll last, only to leave customers on the support line clamoring for their money back.
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The meeting comes as state officials are clamoring for more resources to tackle election cybersecurity after revelations that Russian hackers targeted election-related data systems in nearly two-dozen states before the 2016 vote.
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And a lawyer for Lev Parnas, an indicted Soviet-born associate of Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, has been clamoring for his client to have a chance to testify before Congress about what he knows.
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Members of Congress, including Democrats and some of Trump's fellow Republicans, have been clamoring for his administration to use sanctions to punish Moscow for past election interference and prevent future meddling in U.S. polls.
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Beyond that, we're starting to get to the bottom of the barrel: who's really clamoring for a live-action do-over of Brother Bear, Home on the Range, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons or Bolt?
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It makes no effort to make sense on a plot level, it's not breaking new ground where action movies are concerned, and only the most diehard Vin Diesel fans are clamoring for a XXX franchise.
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But his greatest contribution was in helping shepherd the sport in its journey from near extinction to rabbit ears TV. He was the first outsized MMA personality clamoring for attention in a sea of anonymity.
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Despite considerable clamoring for "Baby, It's Cold Outside's" lyrics to be changed or the song to be pulled off the radio altogether, some have pushed back, lamenting that it is a casualty of political correctness.
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He isn't part of the film's cast or production team, but it's a role that DeVito and Pokémon fans have been clamoring for ever since the film adaptation of Nintendo's popular game was first announced.
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As deals from venture capital, private equity and real estate firms produce more headlines about billion-dollar deals and millionaire backers, investors are clamoring for ways to sink their teeth into so-called alternative investments.
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Companies may be clamoring for sponsorship by 2026, especially since FIFA's World Cup bidding processes were tainted with a corruption scandal in giving the 2018 tournament to Russia and 2022 to Qatar, sports experts said.
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Turn off new email alerts for Gmail, for example, and it can become an app you dip in and out of a few times a day rather than something clamoring for your attention every minute.
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But for many voters, relations with the North are not the main issue as they choose a successor to President Park Geun-hye, whose impeachment left voters clamoring for transparency and a clampdown on corruption.
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New Yorkers and safe streets advocates are clamoring for justice after a driver used a Brooklyn sidewalk to get around a line of school buses—nearly hitting some of the children getting off said buses.
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But clearly the onetime video vixen is working to change that, because she recently announced a 12-piece lip color Collection Box that might just have liquid lipstick enthusiasts clamoring for the limited-edition deal.
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Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Shailene Woodley and Zoë Kravitz bonded on the set of HBO's Big Little Lies — so much so that the five actresses, like fans, are clamoring for a second season.
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The problem is that they appear to be putting the cart before the horse -- or in this case, the elaborate series of movies ahead of proof that people are clamoring for even one of them.
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And with all this visual noise clamoring for our attention, it can feel like the written word is being forgotten or overlooked as people ditch a thousand words in favor of sharing a few photos.
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Industry groups felt largely cut out of the House's drafting and passage of the American Health Care Act and now are clamoring for action to fix what they view as serious defects in the legislation.
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But a growing number of Democrats are clamoring for new faces at the top, and it remains unclear whether Pelosi will have the support to take the Speaker's gavel in the face of those divisions.
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These coalition troops confronted a scene of total chaos: thousands of security forces and civilian officials clamoring for space on the few evacuation flights available, some casting aside their uniforms and weapons on the road.
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The drive by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which also represents flight attendants at United and Spirit, comes amid an emboldening of rank-and-file employees, clamoring for a bigger piece of corporate profits.
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The liberal wing of the caucus, which has been clamoring for generational change among the party's leaders, is elated with the recent victories, calling it a clear sign of where the Democratic Party is headed.
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The House Judiciary and Oversight Committees are expected to request Strzok appear for a public hearing next month, according to a source familiar with the committees plans — something lawmakers on both sides are clamoring for.
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Democrats in both chambers of Congress have been clamoring for Mueller's testimony since he filed his report in late March, though the special counsel indicated Wednesday he would like to avoid any further public appearances.
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All 12 American players scored at least one point, but Reed was the trend setter and, just as important, the tone setter: clamoring for the toughest assignments and disarming the Europeans at their most dangerous.
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As the Republican senators try to convince the leader of their caucus, they can also count on the support of outside groups and Democrats, who are clamoring for McConnell to take up the legislation. Sen.
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Pelosi, who has led House Democrats since 2003, is the favorite to be elected Speaker in the next session of Congress, despite some resistance from members of her own party clamoring for a generational change.
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Chanel is an artist and her influence on the Parisian styles has been felt all over the world during the last two years, since the women on both continents have been clamoring for sports clothes.
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It's full of the sort of joyous rarities that'll send you clamoring for Track IDs, but the good news is if you're looking for more, you can just dig into their ever-blossoming back catalog.
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On the other side of the world, the hair, processed and repackaged as "raw Burmese hair", will sell for hundreds of dollars to consumers clamoring for wigs and extensions made from the sought-after material.
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But last month, for the first time, a state judge added the imprimatur of a judicial ruling to the chorus of voices clamoring for reform, lending momentum to those who want to abolish the practice.
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That is, until your outing to Paris's hallowed food hall, La Grande Epicerie de Paris at Le Bon Marché department store, is marred by selfie stick-wielding tourists clamoring for a photo with a baguette.
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And with American TV networks clamoring for an on-camera exclusive with the man at the center of the drama, Mr. Zelensky chose instead to sit for an interview with Kyodo, a Japanese news service.
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Republicans are clamoring for the public release of a memo detailing alleged abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) related to the special counsel's investigation of potential Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election.
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But lawmakers like Shuster, who is retiring at the end of his current term, had been clamoring for a larger package to address the nation's crumbling roads, bridges, transit systems, airports and other public works.
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The fairly thin pre-theater crowd on a recent Thursday night was not exactly clamoring for honey-drizzled spirits, but the fireplace and attentive service were enough of an invitation to stay and sip awhile.
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And they're backed by a coalition of groups that are clamoring for House Democrats to take action, arguing Kavanaugh is "unfit" for the Supreme Court and that he lied during his Senate testimony last year.
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"I just don't see voters clamoring for an out-of-touch, arrogant billionaire who thinks he knows more than anybody else," said Ben Tulchin, a Democratic pollster who worked on Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.
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Many Disney fans have been clamoring for an Incredibles sequel since the original hit movie, directed by Brad Bird and released in 2004, examined the "normal" family life of the Parrs, a family blessed with superpowers.
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Fans of "Star Wars" have been clamoring for decades to see the original film's 1977 theatrical cut, despite George Lucas' belief that his 1997 "Special Edition" — with altered scenes and added CGI — is the canonical version.
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West ignored constructive criticism from those who cared and questioned how his plight actually affected others, clamoring for meetings with influential businesspeople and seemingly feeding himself a media diet of what he wanted to hear instead.
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While many in the region are still clamoring for answers about how the raging wildfires — now the deadliest in California history — were ignited, many people began sharing the story on social media, fueling the false report.
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It was the directors of these films, rather than the studios themselves, that have had to rise up to address public clamoring for some—any—shred of tangible LGBTQ identity, and that's almost always the case.
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The ambitious research project planned to look prospectively at the health benefits of drinking just one unit of alcohol a night—the first study of its kind, and one that booze researchers have been clamoring for.
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Dark mode has become an increasingly popular theme in a variety of third-party apps, and users have since been clamoring for a way to easily toggle on a dark mode across their operating system entirely.
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While the ability to lead, collaborate and communicate are still critical to landing a job, it's having experience in the latest technical skills that will get hiring managers at the top companies clamoring for your attention.
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The White House is clamoring for the legislation, with Kushner, a White House adviser and Trump's son-in-law, set to highlight it during an appearance Monday night on Sean Hannity's television show on Fox News.
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The chamber's Republican leaders did not bring the measure up for a vote in 2015, but North Korea's announcement on Wednesday it had tested a powerful nuclear bomb left lawmakers clamoring for a strong U.S. response.
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No, it's just Capitalism doing the Capitalist thing, where it co-opts identity and sells it back to a public ever-clamoring for more customized virtual experiences to shove into the void of lost human connection.
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Still, the race to attract black voters around the country, and particularly in the South, has found the presidential hopefuls clamoring for the attention of Bass and other prominent African American leaders — forthcoming endorsements or none.
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The metaphysic of barbecue is time — "the equation is simple," said Mr. Szewczyk, "low and slow" — and though the throng of people clamoring for takeout suggested fast food, a slow-food mojo pervades everything Taino does.
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With prices ranging from $275 to $1,300, per the Times, it's a very high-end turn for the rapper — one that'll surely have fashion crowd clamoring for a piece of A$AP and Anderson's pair-up.
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Both Kenney and Notley blamed Trudeau for a lack of progress on new oil export pipelines, saying he was pressing for excessively stringent environmental standards at a time when energy producers were clamoring for more capacity.
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Uncharted fans have been clamoring for a live-action adaptation for quite some time, and although there's been a movie "in the works" for years and years, there's been no sign of it actually coming out.
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Six months after the major data breach at Equifax, consumers finally have a chance to get one of the reforms they've been clamoring for: free credit freezes at each of the three big credit reporting bureaus.
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Lawmakers, consumer advocates and even former commission officials were clamoring for tough action against Facebook, arguing that it had violated an earlier F.T.C. consent decree barring it from misleading users about how their information was shared.
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If they fail, proponents of the prison legislation will no doubt begin clamoring for action on their measure, setting up a showdown with the originators of the criminal justice system proposal over what constitutes true reform.
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In a letter to her fellow Democrats, Pelosi said the measure would lay the groundwork for public hearings, which Republicans have been clamoring for, along with ways to set "due process" for Trump and his lawyers.
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Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, is counting on a 6-year-old YouTube star to draw in gaggles of other pint-sized shoppers clamoring for bubble pets, T-shirts and capsules full of lime-green slime.
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For years, the individuals in the private sector and the cybersecurity experts in the public sector have been clamoring for increased vigilance and security of what is now our most critical infrastructure: the vast, global Internet.
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The deal reflects how automakers are clamoring for access to ride-hailing firms' extensive user bases through a spate of partnerships, as they compete with technology companies to develop autonomous cars and next-generation transport services.
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Another bit of happy information is that seasoned veterans like Pinck will not coldly turn you away if you come clamoring for help when they are all booked up, but you may not get immediate service.
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The world isn't exactly clamoring for vampire mockumentaries from New Zealand — especially a film which never received a wide release, was only shown in a handful of U.S. cities, and grossed less than $2000 million worldwide.
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"It's highly unlikely that the speaker would take this sort of risk when she has so many of her own well-qualified members clamoring for a spot," an official close to the impeachment inquiry tells CNN.
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TL;DR If you find yourself searching for a snack at a gas station, clamoring for a snack at your desk, or just want something to nibble on while you watch Michael B. Jordan videos — consider jerky.
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Throwback ads can offer us a glimpse into the entire aesthetic of an era, revealing not just what shoes teens might have been clamoring for at the time, but how they wanted said shoes pitched to them.
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Clyburn has the same problem Pelosi and the rest of Democratic leadership does: They have all essentially been in the same positions for years and don't represent the new faces some in the House are clamoring for.
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The Q&A has since amassed nearly 500 total comments, with many drivers clamoring for more two-way conversations with the company and for Jones to more directly answer questions instead of relying on corporate talking points.
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And while he made it clear Friday that he was not backing off that claim, Trump appeared cautiously optimistic that the FBI's latest announcement might finally yield the result he and his supporters have been clamoring for.
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Pointing to vacant storefronts, faded motels and a Main Street that caters overwhelmingly to the bikers who visit the beaches here en masse twice a year, supporters of the ordinances said Daytona Beach was clamoring for investment.
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Women started clamoring for a product that would serve their needs for the occasion that was actually most important to them: Going to work, and the other life stuff that happens five to seven days a week.
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This weekend, Washington, D.C. will be flooded with hundreds of thousands of people clamoring for change in what they see is the Trump administration's attack on the progress made in the past eight years on climate change.
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Practically all of the Democratic Party, from Bernie Sanders to Larry Summers, has been clamoring for it for years as a way to break out of our economic "secular stagnation" and take advantage of low interest rates.
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With the stocks' value dipping beneath book value and earnings reports from U.S. banks due this week and next, underperforming banks could see activist investors clamoring for leadership changes or for spinouts at firms posting disappointing returns.
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Although there has been a complete switch-up on the judging panel, which includes Perry, 32, fans have been clamoring for the original host to return ever since the network announced the show's comeback on May 9.
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No, even Snapchat's most popular accounts are stuck with the unpopular new design, but Snap is giving them something they've been clamoring for for years: analytics tools that provide detailed insights into their audience on the platform.
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Fans have been clamoring for a while for Clarkson to put out a different kind of music — the sort she tends to cover in concert — in addition to the pop hits for which she is best known.
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Stefan Oliva, a research analyst at Gro Intelligence, which collects and analyzes agricultural data, said "procurement managers, wholesalers and processors" are "clamoring" for avocados in case the border is shut ahead of the Cinco de Mayo celebration.
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The studio is in the early stages of development on a reboot of the 1999 sci-fi movie, despite the fact that few fans have been clamoring for one since The Matrix Revolutions hit theaters in 2003.
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As the Indian nationalist movement began lobbying for freedom from the British, the All-India Muslim League began clamoring for a portion of the newly independent India to be partitioned as a separate Muslim-majority country, Pakistan.
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In Moreno Valley, a working-class city where people are clamoring for jobs, opponents of the warehouse complex said the process had effectively allowed the developer, Highland Fairview, to buy the right to build what it wanted.
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Worried that traditional stock and bond portfolios will not be able to secure returns needed for retirement, all types of investors are clamoring for alternatives that promise to earn them more but charge less than hedge funds.
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The clamoring for the novelty of virtual reality as a ubiquitous technology is rooted in the desire to let go of the limitations of text, photographs, and video as the #storytelling devices that content companies have mastered.
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There was another publisher, Scholastic, tasked with introducing the book and the wizarding world to American children, and soon enough, across the country there were young readers, and more than a few older ones, clamoring for more.
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Lead arranger Jefferies was able to price the transaction on the tight end of guidance of 20193bp-425bp over Libor, and enjoyed what was effectively the final weeks of an investor base clamoring for new leveraged loans.
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As the world has become swept up in the Netflix docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, everyone is clamoring for more about the wild characters that make up the colorful world of questionable exotic animal zoos.
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One essential task, as true today as it has ever been, is the need to ignore the judgment brigade instantly clamoring for blame to be assigned to whomever it deems to be the villain of the hour.
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Destiny's mainstream success has always been more of a slow burn, thanks in part to a rocky start in 22011 that left even the most dedicated early fans clamoring for balance updates and additional content almost immediately.
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Ultimately, the novel wants the cachet of strongly gesturing at subjects like theology and socioethical philosophy (again, main character, agnostic priest), but is unwilling to do the hard work that, admittedly, nearly no one is clamoring for.
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Many lawmakers have been clamoring for new sanctions on Russia over its alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region and support for Syria's government in that country's six-year-long civil war.
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Smith's future with the team will certainly be debated, as fans had already been clamoring for a switch to Patrick Mahomes, the quarterback whom the team took with the 10th overall pick in the draft last spring.
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He then placed the sword cleanly, and earned an ear, or trophy, though the audience was clamoring for two ears, an honor akin to a triumph that would allow him to be carried from the plaza on shoulders.
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Rumors are already beginning to swirl that Ryan Graves, Uber's first employee and its current director of global operations, will be forced out as a way to appease those clamoring for scalps in the wake of Fowler's allegations.
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Initially, I couldn't understand why on earth we had been allowed to see it early — until I realized that it was, in theory, the kind of episode the network expected critics clamoring for more inclusive stories would love.
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Photo: GizmodoOur smartphone apps are constantly clamoring for our attention—whether it's a high score that needs beating or a group chat that needs responding to, there's often a constant stream of pings and buzzes to distract us.
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The second reason the similar design is interesting is because current rumors point to Samsung successfully cramming a lot of features that Android fans have been clamoring for: a microSD card slot, water resistance, and significantly larger batteries.
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But the man who took the helm of Twitter in 2010, steered its meteoric growth, then graciously departed in 2015 when the market was clamoring for faster monetization sounds like he's never been more excited about the future.
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Instead of a solitary smart Jew with a goatee, a few rich friends, innumerable enemies and a lot of dirt-poor Eastern European Jews clamoring for redemption, they saw an international man of mystery leading an invisible army.
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Hamilton has worked to improve his bunting, While fans are clamoring for him to do it more, Hamilton says opposing teams play the infield in on nearly every at-bat to combat his speed, making it more difficult.
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Rather than remaining a fierce advocate for opening new markets for American farmers, workers, and businesses, the president is extolling the virtues of trade wars and clamoring for tariffs that our trading partners, businesses, and consumers all oppose.
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Her farm, Stone Ridge Orchard in Ulster County, is part of a rapidly expanding pipeline that carries fruits and vegetables from farms across New York State to consumers clamoring for fresh ingredients grown in soil not far away.
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Blizzard first announced it was making the movie in 2006, when World of Warcraft was still reaching the peak of its popularity and the world was still clamoring for more epic fantasy movies like Lord of the Rings.
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Even on Capitol Hill as lawmakers deal with a $2 trillion stimulus bill, they have been clamoring for answers, sending multiple letters asking the Trump administration to provide a detailed accounting of how many supplies are actually available.
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We spoke with multiple high-end collectible dealers who are all saying the same thing ... people are clamoring for anything Kobe ... and they're paying anywhere from 2x to 20x the price Kobe stuff was fetching before his death.
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The demands of the radicalized party base are being amplified by growing calls from a series of Democratic candidates for statewide office who, in an effort to outflank their primary rivals, have started clamoring for Mr. Trump's impeachment.
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They have an energized progressive wing clamoring for single-payer and other bold policies, but they might be about to add representatives who have to vote like neoliberal technocrats to win in their wealthy and somewhat conservative districts.
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A cacophony of voices and views clamoring for supremacy is a boon for free societies compared to authoritarian contenders such as Communist China, where a party line constricts debate to ideological lanes and forecloses options in the process.
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When Bianca Garcia and Alaia Kleiner, two 20-somethings living in Chicago, went to a friend's birthday party a few months ago, they were greeted by a line of about 15 women clamoring for one thing: tooth gems.
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Congress is set to allocate new funding to programs that have been clamoring for help — including Puerto Rico's broken Medicaid system and pensions for retired coal miners — as well as a new infusion of funding for the military.
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Though a premiere date for season 2 of the acclaimed Hulu drama has yet to be announced, viewers are already clamoring for more — and from the sound of it, it's going to be even more intense than season 1.
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In a 12-page document, the Emoji Subcommittee outlines why a version of the ubiquitous symbol for excrement is necessary, who in the world is clamoring for it, how it would be used, and what it might look like.
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At the time, investors were clamoring for shares in a company that was likely to be valued at between $295 billion and $2000 billion and, given how cloud software companies trade, was almost guaranteed to pop in its debut.
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With the House of Representatives, Democrats have gained a powerful tool both to stop Trump's agenda — preventing things like a repeal of Obamacare — and to fight back against the president, something the party's frustrated, angry base is clamoring for.
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The fact that harassers, abusers, and other bad actors seem to flourish on the platform without consequence is demoralizing, to say the least, and not only because users have been clamoring for some kind of decisive action for years.
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At face value, the visual album Endless offers the sort of spectral R&B that's had people anxiously clamoring for a follow-up to Channel Orange since that album's 2012 release, but it's come delivered in some strange packaging.
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Their letter suggests that they operate in a vacuum where Netflix isn't nearly 40-percent of all internet traffic and 4K televisions aren't rapidly increasing their marketshare and their own constituents aren't clamoring for better access to the internet.
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In it, Salah can be seen using a smartphone with both hands as his Mercedes-Benz is stuck in traffic and crowded by fans clamoring for attention and asking for photos, before the road clears and he pulls away.
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While Ms. Silva has competed in the past two presidential elections, Mr. Barbosa is a fresh face on the political scene, which may prove an asset at a time when voters are clamoring for a break with the past.
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With so many fans around the world clamoring for the latest album from one of the world's biggest stars, including in countries Tidal currently doesn't operate in, it's likely that Lemonade will be for sale in the coming weeks.
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The FBI and other law enforcement agencies have been clamoring for software backdoors and weakened encryption for years, despite the fact that technology experts, and even former intelligence officials, agree that we're all safer with strong encryption than without.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel acknowledged on Monday that her pro-refugee policies led to her party's state election rout on Sunday but said they would not be jettisoned even though her Bavarian ally is clamoring for change.
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"You cannot fight and win a war on radical Islamic terrorism if you're unwilling to utter the words 'radical Islamic terrorism,' " Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, said in January, back when he, too, was clamoring for the White House.
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Conservatives are clamoring for the release of the memo, calls that escalated after the news that the FBI lost five months of text messages between a pair of FBI employees once assigned to the investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Hectoring his hecklers, clamoring for affirmation from his crowds and playing on the resentments of white working-class voters, Mr. Trump has impressed millions of Republicans who see him as refreshingly uninhibited — an unfamiliar quality in a national politician.
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Plenty of acts in the latter category, including Camila Cabello and Jaden Smith , were clamoring for so-called Spanish remixes of their own at the time precisely because of what Fonsi and Yankee had achieved with Bieber in tow.
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In deliberate contrast to the scandal-dogged Sharif family, Khan has campaigned for a "New Pakistan" on a reformist, anti-corruption ticket, arguing the country is clamoring for a clean, nationalist government and a clean break with the past.
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The city was clamoring for more transit, so two major expansions to the original line were planned: One line would continue south from Times Square under Seventh Avenue, and one would go north from Grand Central, under Lexington Avenue.
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It exuded the teeming, democratic randomness of the city — see the immense broadsheets of the time, with their acres of close-set columns, each one crammed with stories, each one clamoring for attention like orphans at a train window.
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To the Editor: Re "Are Democrats Really Clamoring for Joe Biden?" by Jill Filipovic (Op-Ed, May 18): After two years of President Trump, voters may want exactly what Joe Biden offers: a return to normalcy, experience and predictability.
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But the man who first put this strategy to work for rich people was Andrew Mellon, the millionaire who became secretary of the Treasury after World War I. Poor veterans of the war were clamoring for expensive public benefits.
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And never before had Ms. Clark seen stakeholders so united in a cause: The vast majority of players had been long clamoring for a space agency to act as a single Australian gateway to attract investment, support and guidance.
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I remember playing with a free Cardboard viewer from one of Google's promotions with The New York Times, and while it was really cool that one time I used it, I haven't been clamoring for another Cardboard experience since.
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The throwback to the Moto RAZR flip phone has inspired feelings of nostalgia among those clamoring for old-school devices, with Motorola delaying the original preorder and launch dates of the new Razr due to higher-than-expected demand.
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This jumbled state of affairs — a reaction to the abuses of centralized power under fascist and communist governments — has frequently been criticized, and with the new focus on terrorism, both politicians and ordinary Germans are again clamoring for change.
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On March 17, in a leafy corner of a university campus close to the royal palace in Bangkok, a tall and skinny 40-year-old man with short, spiky hair was surrounded by fans clamoring for selfies and autographs.
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The Senate's Judicial Redress Act, approved by the committee, is not seen as crucial to securing the new Safe Harbor pact, but European privacy regulators have been clamoring for passage of the act as a sign of good faith.
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The second season of Stranger Things hasn't even debuted yet—it's set to drop this October—but apparently Netflix has already greenlit a third, since the world will probably be clamoring for it anyway and those kids aren't getting any younger.
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So, effectively, to be in step with Hillary Clinton's true views on trade, the majority on the drafting committee is shilling for corporate America at a time when millions of people are clamoring for economic policies that support the people. Astonishing.
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The narrative around it is purposely fueled by a deep need for progress — not only by filmmakers who turned down a lot of money, but also by audiences and a media climate that has been clamoring for more representation for years.
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Thirteen years later, Esposito is still clamoring for her day in court against Isaac, her case presenting a sterling example of the false hopes raised by the #MeToo movement and its limitations, despite the high-profile men caught in its crosshairs.
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But the ancient-historical casting of Arie, whom no corner of Bachelor Nation was clamoring for, suggests that Eric was passed over not because he got beat at the popularity polls, but because he's too "historic" (that's Bachelor-speak for black).
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Coldplay aren't exactly known for their country music hits — nor was anyone clamoring for them to dabble in that particular genre — but on Monday night they performed an original twangy tune with its heart in exactly the right place: Houston.
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"It's important to remember the American people are actually clamoring for more choices and are unhappy with the Democratic and Republican nominees," Stein told CNBC's "Power Lunch," highlighting her opposition to trade deals and support of tougher regulations on Wall Street.
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A lot of people at the time had been clamoring for him to paint a picture of the then-candidate, because they thought it made sense with his art style, and Heuser painted it because he thought it would be fun.
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Now, that will make the public support a shiny, new system to help that student get to school faster and safer, like permanent and affordable ferry service to Manhattan that Far Rockaway residents have been clamoring for these past 40 years.
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Our priorities have shifted from lampooning frauds clamoring for a return to an imagined Eisenhower-era cocoon, to the king snake in the White House, nihilism infecting the body politic, and a much-needed reckoning for centuries of sexual abuses.
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"You have first quarter GDP at 3.1%, you have almost record low unemployment and a stock market clamoring for a rate cut near all-time highs, it is basically ludicrous," said Michael ORourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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While this would likely instill rage from Apple fans and media alike, who have been clamoring for an upgrade literally for years now, if Apple isn't ready then it's not going to happen no matter what anyone says or wants.
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Drake responded that he would so only if Epic added the much-anticipated "Hotline Bling" dance as a purchasable emote, an in-game dance the Fortnite community has been clamoring for since the two players first paired up last month.
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Here's a look at what Middleton wore for the festivities that weren't televised for the world to see: The Duchess of Cambridge's first wedding gown immediately became iconic, with brides-to-be everywhere clamoring for a design that mirrored hers.
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Everyone fell for the Midas touch of Alessandro Michele, who has reaffirmed his signature maximal aesthetic for the brand season after season, leaving us all clamoring for clashing prints, loud florals, animal motifs, and, of course, green and red stripes.
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In between charming character bits, breezy plot development, and total carnage, it also featured what devoted Thrones fans have been clamoring for amid this season's nautical face-offs and florid soliloquies—I'm referring, of course, to people talking about grain rations.
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"With short sellers clamoring for short locates, stock borrow rates have increased from the 20-percent fee level to over 65-percent fee for some trades we've seen done today," Ihor Dusaniwsky, S3 Partners' head of research, said in an email.
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While businesses who would pilot for profit are clamoring for the Federal Aviation Administration to finalize its proposed commercial drone regulations, Amazon is preparing Prime Air (packages delivered to your doorstep and accompanied by the sound of 1,000 angry hornets).
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So if you've been clamoring for more time with 19-year-old Kylie Jenner, you're in luck: the youngest member is getting her own KUWTK spinoff, Life of Kylie so you won't miss a moment in the beauty mogul's hectic life.
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Executive-branch Caesarism has been raised to new heights by the last two presidents, and important parts of the country have responded by upping the ante, and — like ancient Israelites in the Book of Samuel — basically clamoring for a king.
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That has left frustrated rank-and-file members, who have been clamoring for new blood in the party's entrenched leadership, scrambling to lay down a marker and ensure their voices are heard in the potentially dramatic and hectic leadership battle.
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Despite the fact that a full decade has passed—and despite the fact that Oasis fans have been clamoring for a reunion since that night in Paris—the Gallaghers have continued to hate, deride, mock, and all-around loathe each other.
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And it's not about the lack of a still ill-defined "civility" too many have begun clamoring for, and too many others have prioritized over a righteous thirst for justice (as opposed to the relative calm of the status quo).
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And while conservatives are clamoring for Trump to dig in ahead of the shutdown deadline, many GOP senators appeared exasperated by the chances of a partial shutdown and skeptical that it would result in a win for Trump or the party.
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Black Friday is considered the start of the holiday shopping season, but the good cheer that heralds in the holidays can be hard to find amidst all the crowds clamoring for the best deals on everything from bikes to lobster tails.
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NEW YORK, June 23 (Reuters) - US bankers say the summer may be busier than usual for sponsor-driven mergers and acquisitions, which would be good news for loan investors clamoring for leveraged buyouts to provide opportunities to put money to work.
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As should be made evident by Ajit Pai's quest to pretend that blind fealty to Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon will somehow, finally, deliver the faster, cheaper broadband Americans have been clamoring for for the better part of the last generation.
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But with an estimated 1,800 businesses competing for space and clamoring for a share of the annual $1 billion that Boracay generates, mass tourism is pushing this tiny 10-square-kilometre (4-square-mile) island to the brink of collapse.
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Members of the pinball community have been clamoring for a Stranger Things pinball machine, with one person going so far as to build their own virtual version that's in the top 30 downloads of the virtual pinball table-sharing site VPinball.
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They have been clamoring for the university to meet a long list of demands, including the expulsion of those involved in the hate speech and more systemic changes like diversifying the faculty and reforming the curriculum to educate students on racism.
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The protesters, many under the age of 30, represent a cross-section of society clamoring for an overhaul of the post-2003 political system, which they say has plundered the state's resources including abundant oil and pushed ordinary people into poverty.
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Grabbitz's vocal edit of the track caught the heavyweight's attention in 2015; after posting said edit on his Twitter, fans have been clamoring for the official release of the collaboration—initially titled "aassddff," then "Blood for the Bloodgoat"—ever since.
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"You have first quarter GDP at 3.1%, you have almost record low unemployment and a stock market clamoring for a rate cut near all-time highs, it is basically ludicrous," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Club for Growth Action, a conservative PAC that advocates for lowering taxes Reach: Aired in Oklahoma and Arkansas as part of a $1 million ad buy Impact: Everyone's been clamoring for stronger attacks on Donald Trump, but this one is wholly unremarkable.
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Ford's new sedans and hatchbacks are to hit a Chinese marketplace where consumers have been clamoring for crossover sport-utility vehicles (SUVs), which along with multi-purpose vehicles such as minivans now account for nearly one half of China's demand for passenger vehicles.
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The NEG, designed by an independent Energy Security Board, has won broad support from power producers clamoring for clarity on carbon policy to support new power investments, as well as from businesses, farmers and consumer groups battling high and volatile electricity prices.
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The first Destiny launched on both the last-gen Xbox 360 and PS3 platforms as well as the current generation of consoles, but fans have been clamoring for a PC version of the game for almost as long as it has been around.
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A rare survey of 840 Cubans, conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, revealed that many Cubans are clamoring for more economic opportunity, a chance to leave Cuba, and a new era of normalized relations with the U.S., per the N.Y. Times.
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The idea of people clamoring for a debut album seems strange on its face, especially for a band that had yet to release a single song, but in its own way, Orange Rhyming Dictionary was a follow-up to an entire scene.
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And while launches of Target's previous partnerships have often been marked by long lines of fashionistas, clamoring for creations by designers like Victoria Beckham, this latest collection will kick off with a family festival — and emphasize the outdoors in its in-store displays.
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In the political arena this means telling billionaires both that their lavish financial rewards are a mere fraction of the vast contribution they have made to society, and that the public is clamoring for them to take their rightful role as leaders.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been clamoring for a full accounting of the text messages sent between Strzok and Page, and Thursday's report showed there were still text messages that had not been provided, including one in which Strzok said "we'll stop" Trump.
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Patients are clamoring for checkpoint drugs, including one, Keytruda, known to many as "that Jimmy Carter drug" which, combined with surgery and radiation, has left the former president with no sign of recurrence even though melanoma had spread to his liver and brain.
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While a multitude of legitimate and profound issues are at hand — with an urgent need to concentrate on blocking the GOP's legislative agenda — the letter clamoring for a Logan Act investigation of Trump is an instance of counterproductive partisan zeal run amuck.
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