Venus's shadow clears on May 18, and Mercury's clears on the 213st.
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The Magic Link's slogan — "It Clears Your Desk, It Clears Your Mind" — perfectly encapsulates the irony of hindsight.
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I believe when the noise clears and the smoke clears and we all look around, we're going to be hungry for news sources you can trust.
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The post-retrograde cleanup period isn't over until Venus clears its retrograde shadow next week on December 17 and Mercury clears its shadow later in the month on December 24.
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The fog – made of a fine cakey mist – clears.
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Doesn't matter, Belgium clears and breaks out ….. AND SCORES!
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England clears — clumsily — and Kane nearly springs Sterling long.
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"This decision effectively clears him," the BBC's Frank Gardner writes.
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I would love to see the explanation that clears him.
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But before she takes a sip, she clears the air.
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After everyone clears out, my best friend arrives for training.
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The PEPFAR coordinator clears every dollar spent overseas on AIDS.
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All of this background intelligence clears things up for JoJo.
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When the smoke clears, they could start to climb back.
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He never clears anybody!' and I'm like, 'I don't know!
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THE RAIN clears and the lavish opening ceremony can begin.
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Sharna's had enough of it but Bonner clears the air.
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A morning storm clears as Round's ship docks in Okinawa.
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But I hope it clears up any confusion or mystery.
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He will become a free agent once he clears waivers.
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"I Don't Sell Molly": That shit clears the club, bro.
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Wait till the race clears out and the crowds disperse.
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I think they give [clears throat] one carton of milk.
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It also clears the path if they want to remarry.
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The move clears the path for a straight majority vote.
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Smith would become a free agent if he clears waivers.
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But Japan clears the ball away again. Tick. tick. tick.
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The old schoolhouse will be there when the smoke clears.
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A problem with a sick passenger usually clears more quickly.
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Guerrero ... clears the wall, but it's right to keeper Lloris.
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Maybe trading Bruce clears some space for a longer look.
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Great. Well, I used to-- THRUSH: It clears the head.
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It clears the calendar for tax reform for December 27th.
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Knowing the crisis of what could happen clears the mind.
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I like doing errands at lunch, it clears my head.
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The landscape clears as the familiar Tudor soap opera begins.
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The OCC clears all Nasdaq futures products, the source said.
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Here's what you need to know: • Grand jury clears Planned Parenthood.
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He can find the agreement sufficiently clears these concerns or not.
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The company clears those hurdles by delivering these products via drones.
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If he clears waivers, he is expected to rejoin the organization.
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If he clears waivers, Albers will return to Triple-A Rochester.
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He added that operations would resume immediately after the road clears.
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She says everyone clears their schedules to prioritize any active cases.
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If she clears the Democratic primary, she would face fellow Rep.
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YouTube says its desktop queue clears when you close your browser.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange, clears the lion's share.
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His press statement made his office's position going forward abundantly clears.
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A nap also clears away the cobwebs and helps with creativity.
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If he clears waivers, he will return to the A's organization.
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Only one-third said Mueller's report clears the president of wrongdoing.
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The ruling clears the way for Kenyatta's swearing-in on Nov.
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A worker clears debris after Sunday's deadly fire in Vallejo, Calif.
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If he clears, he'll be reassigned to Syracuse of the AHL.
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This move clears the confirmation paths for Mnuchin and Rep. Price.
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Her skin clears, she reads great literature, she falls in love.
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Here's what you need to know: • Brexit deal clears one hurdle.
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"I hope that clears your mind of concern," the statement continues.
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The decision clears Russia to start hosting international sports events again.
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But Umtiti slides in and clears in a last-ditch move.
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Both will fit easily into your bag once the weather clears.
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Once the measure clears the Senate, it goes to the House.
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On snowy days, he shovels the steps and clears the sidewalk.
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The super, who lives nearby, clears them out in the morning.
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CHINA-DESIGNED UK NUCLEAR REACTOR PLAN CLEARS THIRD ASSESSMENT STAGE - REGULATOR
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I hope that clears things up — for Rubio and everyone else.
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It burns their fat, chisels their jaws, and clears their skin.
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But things start to get tricky if no candidate clears the threshold.
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One way or the other it clears the deck for tax reform.
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That clears the way for Alabama to set a new execution date.
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That clears up one uncertainty, which analysts had worried might cause friction.
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The Washington Post wrote" GOP-LED SENATE CLEARS PRESIDENT ON BOTH COUNTS"
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Meghan than laughs as she clears her face of her soaked hair.
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Each day it clears $3.4trn-worth, counting both sides of a trade.
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It doesn't fix anything, but it clears away some of the dirt.
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Clearnet is already based in Paris, it only clears stock trades there.
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LCH clears over 90 percent of dollar denominated rate swaps in London.
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But I've been testing a new Android smartphone that clears that hurdle.
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After the smoke clears, it's not clear how drivers will be affected.
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The street he was standing in suddenly clears of civilians and soldiers.
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Coming into land, the haze clears but the view is no better.
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The vote clears the way for Paris to host the 2024 Games.
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Besides, as Mr. Patterson says, the city clears out on holiday weekends.
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No. 1 Gonzaga clears hurdle, beats No. 20 Saint Mary's MORAGA, Calif.
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ETHICS PANEL CLEARS DEM: The House Committee on Ethics has cleared Rep.
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Your ruling planet Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow, pushing conversations forward!
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This clears the hurdle for AIG to become Africa's first startup unicorn.
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"It's like how a forest fire clears out the underbrush," said Davis.
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The businessman will likely have around 22019 delegates when the smoke clears.
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Yuto Nagatomo's cross is a little short and Belgium clears it away.
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Trippier gets a third, but Liverpool clears that one and breaks out.
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He clears charred branches and undergrowth to make it more fire resilient.
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The ball went by goal three times there, but Sweden finally clears.
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The settlement clears a big headache for Tesla, but other problems remain.
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It's blocked for a corner, which Iran's 11-man defense clears again.
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Ms. Larré's take on "King Kong Theory" clears the stage for it.
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His shot clears the wall, but hits Ryan right in the mitts.
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It clears my head and makes me work better in the afternoon.
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Another company that clears subway drains also donated to Mr. Cuomo's campaign.
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A resident clears volcanic ash from his roof in Laurel, Jan. 14.
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London clears derivatives worth that much in the course of a morning.
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That clears space in your nav bar for a more peaceful experience.
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As it clears, we see a white dust now coats every surface.
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Em: Even if OPR "clears" her, she's probably done in the Bureau.
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It clears my head and gets me ready for the next movie.
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"When you go out into the field, your mind clears," he said.
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Happily, the film clears that low bar with some room to spare.
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He also clears up those Camila quitting rumors for all the F5 fans.
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The announcement clears the potential purchase of the jets by the Belgian government.
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The ego loss clears the way to allow the emergence of these insights.
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The first thing you should do when your paycheck clears is pay yourself.
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The first thing you should do when your check clears is pay yourself.
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Later that same day, your bank clears a check you wrote for $100.
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But The Kids Are Alright clears this bar far more often than not.
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This clears the body of norovirus quickly — usually within one to three days.
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That procedural move clears the way for a final vote on his nomination.
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The air clears once they leave and the remaining four of us talk.
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Until that clears a little bit, I think there'll still be some nervousness.
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And finding stuff that clears such a high bar is a big deal.
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Altria will sell the device in the U.S. if the FDA clears it.
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His latest novel, Zero K, clears out every end-times scenario left in
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This decision now clears Petraeus to continue to receive his full retirement benefits.
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RELATED: Texas grand jury clears Planned Parenthood, indicts its accusers Former Arkansas Gov.
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When the murk clears divers bring up any giant clams that are revealed.
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The move clears the way for the company's potential sale to overseas investors.
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But the CNN tape clears Trump of wrongdoing in that matter, Giuliani argued.
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After that obstacle clears, we'll probably be bringing on quite a few people.
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But when the dust eventually clears, he predicts a comeback will take hold.
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It's a strong steroid that immediately clears the fluid out of your lungs.
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Each piece of jewelry purchased clears three square meters of bomb-littered land.
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For some, this clears the way for more flexible thinking—and potentially, creativity.
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This needs to be seen as fair and justified when the smoke clears.
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This clears the way for attempts to seek damages from the Saudi government.
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All of these pitch into view while the busboy clears the dinner table.
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Once an item clears that bar, it's time for editing and fact-checking.
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When the vaccine clears the animal tests, it can start in human trials.
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Actor Nicholas Hoult already clears 6 feet, and in costume, he's a giant.
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The move clears the way for Mr. Kroenke to take the club private.
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It's fun pulling the pieces together and clears out stored paper, pens, etc.
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The little one will have to come back when his leg clears up.
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So, when the tear gas smoke clears, two huge questions will still linger.
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Maybe the Rubin, a Tibetan museum near the apartment that clears my mind.
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A resident clears volcanic ash from his roof in Laurel, Philippines, Jan. 14.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Gradual clearing as the cold front clears the region.
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The video ends as traffic clears and the passenger's car is driven away.
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It also clears $1.5 billion for state grants to fight the opioid crisis.
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"We will remain on alert until the system clears our area," he said.
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Fire clears last year's stubble and weeds in time for next year's planting.
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"When any barrier falls in America, it clears the way for everyone," she said.
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Johnson could sign with the Heat as early as Saturday if he clears waivers.
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In the eye of hurricanes, descending air clears the sky of clouds and precipitation.
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That's a very good number and it easily clears the "legitimate championship contender" bar.
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Sonic Mania clears a path for publishers and developers eager to revitalize classic franchises.
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Once the steam clears, the ring bearer can download the data to the i.
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Until the fog clears, a new boss can do little to staunch the wounds.
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And many legal experts say that clears him to hold the nation's highest office.
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And the hard boiling probably clears the shell of salmonella and general cloacal junk.
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Europe clears up the mess For Europe and the EU, Obama's diffidence was disastrous.
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After the storm clears Haiti, residents could face risks from another threat: standing water.
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Focal has crafted a surprising and delightful pair of headphones with its $1,500 Clears.
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Another woman who is promoted or celebrated or funded clears the way for another.
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Ahem.. *clears throat* as a man, I take great pride in mastering ALL performances.
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"When any barrier falls in America it clears the way for everyone," said Clinton.
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That clears out powerbrokers who could have extracted costly concessions to pass Bolsonaro's agenda.
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While we are on the water, the rain clears and we are all thrilled.
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Pier 94 clears out, and everyone — tuxes, sparkles, and all — is asked to leave.
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Working out regularly clears your head and makes you feel more motivated, studies show.
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Hopefully that clears up some confusion around the shamrock and the four-leaf clover.
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And those iframes, equipped with back doors, stick around until someone clears them out.
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But on the reunion, Shannon once again clears up previous comments she had made.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKanye West Clears His Head In Wyoming Meek Mill: Miami Bday Celebration!
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DE that clears the way to squeeze out the German market researcher's minority shareholders.
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The global trading day still only truly begins when New York clears its throat.
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So she urges investors not to take big risks until the situation clears up.
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"When any barrier falls in America," she said, "it clears the way for everyone."
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"The priest clears his throat and tells me it's time to go," she recalls.
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Donald G. McNeil Jr., a Science writer for The Times, clears up the confusion.
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The move clears the way for the attorney general's office to investigate the case.
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In that spirit, what we can say is that Mr. Chibnall clears the decks.
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When the dust clears, Bank of America's strategists plan to get back to basics.
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She clears the table and sets it again for a dessert and coffee course.
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Kylian Mbappé slides into a dangerous area, but Uruguay clears it for a corner.
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If it clears near-term resistance, Maley sees its shares getting some needed momentum.
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When my vision clears, I can see the world with a whole new view.
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For his loyalists, the primary triumph clears a possible path ahead for Mr. Netanyahu.
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Should the House and Senate pass this, it in large part clears the decks.
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I hope when the smoke clears, we'll still have a majority in the Senate.
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That clears the way for a final confirmation vote in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The media icon clears the path to your ultimate happiness in her new book.
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Bill: I think she will, once the FBI clears her as not a threat.
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If no candidate clears both hurdles, the House decides the winner of the election.
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Jenell Kauffman, 20, clears debris and household belongings from a burned-out Sinjar house.
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But take care that whatever table you pick clears the height of the sofa.
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But others made the point that — *clears throat* — things could have been a lot worse.
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We forecast JanQ gaming GPU revs decline by 303% QQ as NVDA clears channel inventories.
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That always picks me up and clears my mind and pushes me out the door.
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He can't officially sign with Miami until he clears waivers on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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The OLAY Skin Advisor platform clears up any doubts that technology and beauty can coexist.
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Until Wu clears things up for all of us...we can do nothing but speculate.
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Mercury retrograde ends on December 6, and the planet clears its shadow on December 24.
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When the dust clears next week, we'll probably have to deal with some unforeseen casualties.
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" Despite the revelations in the filings, Trump tweets after their release, "Totally clears the President.
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THAILAND CAVE RESCUE CLEARS HURDLE, DIVERS REACH PASSAGEWAY THAT MAY LEAD TO YOUTH SOCCER TEAM
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If neither of them clears 50%, this race will go to a runoff in December.
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It's life's change agent; it clears out the old to make way for the new.
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Industrial designer Josh Treuhaft clears out dumpsters to host dinners made from restaurants' leftover ingredients.
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After every session, I exit guest mode so that it clears my internet browsing cache.
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Governor John Bel Edwards encouraged citizens to remain cautious, even as the weather clears up.
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I run because it clears my head, but at the same time centers my thoughts.
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At the same time, I hope it clears up some things about where I'm from.
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The organization also plans to help those displaced finding permanent housing after the storm clears.
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But as Oklahoma clears up, the high waters are traveling southeast along the Arkansas River.
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When the dust clears in Godless, you want to be on Callie Dunn's covered wagon.
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In America's Midwest, officials say it could be a month before the water completely clears.
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For this new moon, reflect on communication, or have a conversation that clears the air.
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In some cases, the nominee was instantly, implicitly believed: "Kavanaugh Clears His Name," Breitbart says.
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Why it matters: Take the known knowns — 10 undisputed facts — and the smoke clears considerably.
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And so we go up there and we dance, and everybody clears the dance floor.
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Trump has made a commitment to Israel that clears up any doubt left by Obama.
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Strategic Wealth Partners president Mark Tepper, who owns Expedia, is cautious until the smoke clears.
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When the smoke clears, the EPA suggests airing out your home to reduce indoor pollution.
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When the smoke clears, a man can be seen on the ground in the hallway.
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If Mylan clears the price and adjusted earnings hurdle, her payout will be far larger.
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Vedder plans to return to Ojai as soon as she can, when the smoke clears.
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In part two, released today, he clears the air on his issues with both rappers.
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The Bigfoot makes it to a fence line and clears the fence with one step.
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This clears the speaker chamber so that audio coming out of the Watch isn't muffled.
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As one of French theater's staples, "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" easily clears this admittedly low bar.
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You know that temporary relief has arrived when your heart stabilizes and your mind clears.
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Later, they participate in a joke of an investigation that clears the firm of responsibility.
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Once the House clears these updates, the legislation heads to the upper chamber for consideration.
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Let me make this incredibly clear *clears throat*: Turn off your iPhone Screen Time notifications.
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A man clears snow from a path at the Samjiyon Grand Monument in April 2012.
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"I am about to answerwhen a man farther back clears his throatand says, "Yellow Labrador.
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What did 12.7 million Australians do that clears the way to legalize same-sex marriage?
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When the road clears, it accelerates back up to the speed I've selected: 74 m.p.h.
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Commerzbank said Italy's 10-year bond yield could soon test 1% as political uncertainty clears.
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And even if she clears the committee, other Republicans have expressed concerns about her nomination.
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Confidence: Medium Saturday clears out early, with highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Everybody clears out and I just talk with Angelo, and Angelo plays, and we talk.
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Kelly could be signed to the team's practice squad once he clears waivers on Thursday.
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He will, presumably, be tried and sentenced -- unless he can offer evidence that clears him.
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"When I listen to him, I think, 'That clears the bar with me,' " Rogers said.
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The tie-up is expected to close in mid-2017, if it clears regulatory scrutiny.
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Still, even if Haspel clears the committee, her confirmation fight is likely to be tumultuous.
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And tech companies you mention ... The minute I mention it, the room clears rather quickly.
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Like all civil wars, after the smoke clears, there are no real winners, only casualties.
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Deal clears the deck for Capitol Hill The deal would clear the deck for Congress.
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The vote clears the last major procedural hurdle before a full House vote next week.
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The shapes shift and the view clears as the path suddenly veers to the left.
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The contract clears the way for Ford to close an engine plant in Romeo, Mich.
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Davidson clears up some of the drama, or at least offers another perspective on things.
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"We don't know why in some people, the immune system naturally clears it," Pimenoff says.
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You logically know there's nothing that could be legitimately *clears throat* sexy about this song.
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It clears my mind of all the crap and puts me in a really good mood.
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Through CDSClear, LCH clears 124 index series and more than 480 single-name CDS, including financials.
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That information clears up some confusion Microsoft created during its E053 press conference in Los Angeles.
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Your body then naturally clears out the dead fat cells over the following weeks and months.
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Notice that the leg attack becomes ineffective the moment that Oezdemir's knee clears Smith's knee line.
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Trump's executive action basically clears the way for the pipelines to get approval from the government.
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Some might assume that when acne clears, the burden that comes along with it does, too.
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Most people infected with HPV don't have symptoms, and the infection often clears on its own.
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Since no words are spoken during Reggie's transaction, the video's caption clears up the obvious question.
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A boy clears his fishing net in the Yom River during the drought season, July 19.
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Like this probably clears up like a giant chunk of the pie chart of your day.
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A snow plow clears Main Street at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
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This clears your kernel extension cache and properly installs all the extensions you just set up.
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The soundtrack sometimes clears to reveal the woman's voice whispering an almost inaudible prayer in Portuguese.
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Jonathan Zittrain: Which is why my guess is, am I right, probably nobody clears their cookies.
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That's when NASA is going to try to communicate with Opportunity as the storm clears away.
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I don't become a genius, but it's a good boost for motivation and clears the mind.
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Manager Brian Snitker said he hoped d'Arnaud would remain in the organization if he clears waivers.
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Obviously you said a success in Echo clears out a lot of sins of the past.
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San Francisco cheap eats: Foodie clears the fog on where to go Try this at home?
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She added that if the stock clears the $49 level, it could climb to over $61.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange, clears the bulk of euro-denominated derivatives in Europe.
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Or eat so slowly that the table clears before you make a dent in your meal.
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The bill would still need approval in the Senate if it clears the House this week.
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If the studio doctor clears her and she still doesn't return to work, she'll be sued.
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A winter storm clears along the mountains and hills of the Santa Ynez Valley on Jan.
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If it clears the Republican-led Senate on Thursday, Democrats lack the votes to override him.
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It won't be until after the post retrograde shadow clears that you have all the information.
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But in Gwent, board clears are incredibly rare, carrying as they do consequences for both players.
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Nikki, who went for ice, comes back to her motel room moments after Meemo clears out.
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A post by Curtis Busse on the Steven Avery Project Facebook page clears up the rumors.
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When the smoke clears, a man can be seen lying on the ground in the hallway.
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Daily it clears about $3.3 trillion in such swaps, with $1.76 trillion in dollar-denominated contracts.
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It clears the way for Iran's expansion and narrows Israel's ability to bargain with the Russians.
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This also clears the way for President Trump to sign the tax reform bill into law.
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"This is an important, historic decision, which clears the air," said supreme court lawyer Prashant Bhushan.
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If he clears waivers, Wilk will likely report to Las Vegas and rejoin the 25s rotation.
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That also makes it veto-proof, assuming the Senate clears the bill by a similar margin.
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Another reported on Russian deminers working in Serbia under the headline: "NATO bombs us, Russia clears".
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Aetna will receive a boost once it integrates with CVS' stores, assuming it clears regulatory scrutiny.
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Replacing our white lies about money with action and good habits clears the path to wealth.
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In most people, the immune system clears the virus and they never knew they were infected.
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Watch -- he also clears up his true feelings about modern-day heroes on the big screen.
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This happening actually clears the deck and takes some of the systemic risk out of markets.
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If you take that literally, then there are no planets, because no planet clears its orbit.
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A neater bathroom clears up mental space so your bathing and grooming routines run more smoothly.
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She clears me to go to a long lunch date with a friend who's in town.
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Read more:TRUMP ACQUITTED: Republican-controlled Senate clears Trump of 2 impeachment charges after a bitter trial
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Weather: The sky clears as the day goes on, with a high in the low 70s.
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Draft legislation is expected soon after the House clears the Senate's budget resolution, scheduled for Thursday.
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This simple exercise clears away stressful distractions so I can prioritize what truly needs my focus.
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As a moral (non) stance, it clears the way for everything from bad manners to genocide.
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Now FBI Director Christopher Wray is insisting the I.G. report clears the FBI, though, of structural responsibility.
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The agency's latest move clears the way for investors to potentially get back the money they lost.
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If the House clears the plan, it would head to the state Senate and to then Gov.
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The settlement clears the way for MTN to list its local unit on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
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The stomach bug typically clears in about four to seven days, and most people recover without treatment.
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If Hanson clears waivers, he will likely be assigned to Triple-A Indianapolis, where he'd play regularly.
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It also handily includes "any substance that does not cause a psychoactive effect," which clears everything up.
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If any candidate clears the bar of 600 votes in the first round, they will win outright.
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In five states, the average pay clears $85,000, with nursing jobs in California crossing into six figures.
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If it clears the Nine merger, as most think it will, the effects could be far-reaching.
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Kenny Crippen, 65, clears debris from his mobile homes in Plantation Island, Florida, south of Everglades City.
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There, you can also reset your advertising identifier, which clears the data associated with your advertising number.
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If a candidate clears 50 percent in a district, he wins all three delegates for the district.
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The flavors could make their way back on store shelves once the FDA clears them for sale.
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I've seen Head-Fi's frequency measurements of the Focal Clears, and they show an elevated bass anyway.
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Zuma's resignation on Wednesday clears the way for Ramaphosa to press on with long-awaited structural reforms.
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So hopefully the Falcon Heavy at least clears the launchpad, or those plans could get quite complicated.
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Reiko, his wife, feeds him through a tube to his stomach and clears phlegm from his throat.
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You put your nose over the pad then breathe out and it clears your ears that way.
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His loss clears the way for the company to exit from bankruptcy as early as next week.
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She clears the field of other candidates who might have threatened her — you just wrote about this.
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November 9, 2016 DCFS clears Pitt of child abuse allegations stemming from the September 14, 2016 incident.
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As the stage clears, I can't resist an up-close peek at his famous pearly Ludwig kit.
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They weren't able to get a few clears and luckily we were able to cash in there.
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"Whenever the medical staff clears him, he'll be ready to go," Lue told reporters after Wednesday's practice.
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Getting the FCC's approval clears a big hurdle, but it's not the final step for the merger.
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The move clears the way for Reckitt Benckiser's purchase of the brand from Johnson & Johnson to close.
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Today, we can add another name to that number: yes, you've guessed it *clears throat* Franz Ferdinand.
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He deleted just about everything off his university email account and now clears out the account regularly.
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Our gym time is our personal time — an early-morning run clears your head for the day.
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But the rejection clears the way for shareholders to pursue their demand for an inquiry in court.
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If and when the smoke finally clears, this all may prove to have been worth the trouble.
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The day of the full moon is also the day that Mercury retrograde finally clears its shadow!
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This supposedly clears lactic acid from muscles, stimulates your metabolism, and produces endorphins, a feel-good hormone.
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In addition to protecting patients under treatment, the bill clears manufacturers and prescribers from any potential liability.
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Transcendental Meditation clears your mind, and when you meditate around other people it has a synergistic effect.
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At the end of the meeting, Trump clears the room so he can speak with Comey alone.
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But at least this clears it up: Plant-based foods can be pretty crappy for you, too.
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It is unusual for the government to discuss an extra budget before the annual budget clears parliament.
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Saturday morning's cloud cover clears up by the afternoon, revealing sun and highs in the low 80s.
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On the days movies are screened, the park clears people off its lawn by 2:30 p.m.
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The bloom has started to die down, but it could be weeks before it completely clears up.
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The drought eases, the bloody water clears and the frogs are gone as quickly as they appeared.
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It's a rising ball that clears the bar by 20 feet and lands about 25 rows up.
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When an agribusiness clears a forest, it fells the vegetation, lets it dry out, then burns it.
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It gets me out of my office, clears my head, and gives me a boost of energy.
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SpaceX is expected to continue launching large communications satellites as it clears a backlog of scheduled missions.
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That would in turn take much of the juice out of any tax plan that clears Congress.
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Yin said Neal easily clears the bar for needing a legitimate legislative reason for seeking the returns.
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"This clears the decks for us," a Trump campaign adviser said, expressing hope for an exculpatory outcome.
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The Mets will have seven days to either trade him or release him, if he clears waivers.
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Dozens more block off roads in Delhi and other major towns, while a convoy ahead clears traffic.
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And you know, we have to run the place so that every check clears under any circumstances.
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He told Bloomberg News in January he'd freeze the Banking Committee's work until he clears that hurdle.
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If Edwards clears a majority — he's polling near the 50 percent mark — he wins another term outright.
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The human body performs so many impressive functions, I thought: It heals wounds, clears waste, digests Doritos.
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The human body performs so many impressive functions, I thought: It heals wounds, clears waste, digests Doritos.
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The firm already clears Bitcoin futures, one of the few banks on Wall Street to do so.
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The FDA, however, can exert authority over the digital marketing of new devices it clears for sale.
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She said she now clears about €400 per month on each apartment, after taxes and management fees.
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Today's #SCOTUS victory clears the way for our office to investigate Exxon's conduct toward consumers and investors.
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G Joe Johnson plans to sign with the Miami Heat once he clears waivers, multiple outlets reported Friday.
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The state-owned company reduces its debt burden, and the bank clears a dodgy credit from its books.
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The vote clears the way for carriers to switch on robocall-blocking technologies for phone lines by default.
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The judge who sentenced a man to 20073 days in jail for oversleeping jury duty clears his record.
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Clinical depression isn't something that clears up in six weeks by trying to look on the bright side.
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The #BiTwitter hashtag clears up misconceptions about bisexual people – first and foremost the misconception that they don't exist.
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It clears out all of the self-conscious noise of being cool and concentrates instead on being free.
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And when the dust clears after next week's midterm elections, the company may want to reconsider that decision.
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EU CLEARS ACQUISITION OF L3 TECHNOLOGIES BY HARRIS CORP SUBJECT TO HARRIS' SALE OF GLOBAL NIGHT VISION BUSINESS
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We didn't really get too many clears, but we had some good sticks in front of the net.
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Kors expects same-store sales to decline in the low-single digits this quarter as it clears inventory.
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There's vitamin C and arginine, an amino acid that boosts immunity and clears skin—or so he claims.
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The moment the Nuit clears out, these two crazy kids can't keep their hands off of each other.
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Wing was granted an air carrier certification, which clears it to make commercial deliveries in the United States.
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Just get the heck out, at least until the smoke clears and you can better assess the damage.
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"When the smoke clears, people will start to see what we've done," Burgher said to an overflow crowd.
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When you activate Ghost Mode your previously-broadcast location clears in seconds, much like donning an invisibility cloak.
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Don't overanalyze it, just go with it; after Neptune's haze clears, in early October, you can analyze it.
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"It clears the deck for a Powell-led Fed," said Peter Hooper, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.
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So as the smoke clears we sort them to be distributed to our partners be transformed into art.
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After it clears that hurdle, it will take another 10 days to close on the sale, Vigodman said.
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Coprich, however, is a candidate to return to the team on its practice squad if he clears waivers.
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Later, he heads to his office and clears out a stack of TERRIBLE GREETING CARDS from his desk.
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It just clears my head a lot and it gives me my own time to sort through problems.
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The vote clears the way for the $2.6 billion deal to close "in the coming days," Tesla said.
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Xi's consolidation of power clears the way for him to embark on a bold new period of statesmanship.
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So for our young people and their families, knowing that that fee is eliminated just clears the way.
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Mercury ended its retrograde in Scorpio on November 20, and clears its post-retrograde shadow on December 7.
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And when you fail to honor his "hopes" and get fired — well, that clears up any lingering ambiguity.
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Florida Atlantic said it will assess if Sunday is a viable option to play after the storm clears.
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Pique tried to navigate out of trouble in his own box and loses the ball, but Spain clears.
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"Masseduction" (like Bowie's album "Let's Dance") clears away some of the musical eccentricities of St. Vincent's previous albums.
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The ruling clears the way for a seventh trial of Mr. Flowers should prosecutors wish to pursue one.
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If the player clears waivers, he must be offered back to the team from which he was selected.
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But it's not until he reaches out to his enemy turned ally Bobby that Chuck's head finally clears.
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But her conversation with Daario at the close of this week's episode clears up some of the mystery.
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Unlike many depictions of dissociative identity disorder in fiction, Emezi steers clears of hysteria and fear-driven drama.
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Compared to soybean farming or cattle ranching, the mining industry clears fewer acres of forest from the Amazon.
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It's showy, but also a difficult character to make real and relatable, a hurdle the actress ultimately clears.
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The drug clears a key protein in Alzheimer's disease — beta amyloid — that accumulates in plaques in patients' brains.
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If no candidate clears the 50 percent threshold, the top two will face off in a May runoff.
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After the bill clears the Senate it would then go to the House, where its fate is uncertain.
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If Schneider, 230, clears waivers on Tuesday, he will be assigned to Binghamton of the American Hockey League.
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By postponing the Sessions firing until after the election, it clears the runway for the likely Kavanaugh confirmation.
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Oddly enough, The Rise of Skywalker clears up more of the problem with Vader's redemption than with Kylo's.
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It clears the way for a re-run of the "grand coalition" that has governed Germany since 2013.
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That clears the biggest hurdle remaining between two countries drawn together by concern over China's military build-up.
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Confidence: Medium A cold front that passes Monday night clears us out and cools us down for Tuesday.
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"We'll be able to give you the details about these measures once the cabinet clears this," Paswan said.
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If the bill clears committee, the process will repeat on the House floor, and again in the Senate.
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Even if it clears the House, the bill has little chance of passing in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The report clears the pilots of blame and instead points the finger at Boeing's automated flight control system.
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The settlement also clears away a significant legal risk as Uber prepares for an expected initial public offering.
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The house appears empty when they arrive, so Darren begins to dust for fingerprints while Jack clears the house.
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On Saturday mornings, Shepard clears the three chairs from his living/bed/dining room to teach a mime class.
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While the research didn't mention this, it seems clears that no living critter is a big fan of wasps.
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U.S. SENATE VOTES 55-45 TO LIMIT DEBATE ON GORSUCH SUPREME COURT NOMINATION, CLEARS WAY FOR VOTE BY FRIDAY
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Under either outcome, Peterffy said he'd be a buyer of stocks once the dust clears and the market bottoms.
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That Sundance makes space for these kinds of films is important, and clears the path for others like it.
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If the FDA clears the product, Altria will sell it in the U.S. Altria declined CNBC's request for comment.
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Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer clears the ball outside of the penalty box during Sunday's Group F match with Mexico.
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For the moment, however, it will be mothballed, until the smoke clears and a new owner can be found.
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"For the moment, however, it will be mothballed, until the smoke clears and a new owner can be found."
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If no candidate clears both of these hurdles, the state house chooses the winner from the top two candidates.
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House members should vote yes, and the Senate should adopt the bill without delay once it clears the House.
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This removes a massive overhang from Qualcomm and clears the way for both companies to focus on 5G technology.
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"When the smoke clears, it's n------ like me that let you hold on to what you've got," Cottonmouth counters.
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But if your song or album clears those hurdles, you can submit it to the Recording Academy for consideration.
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But there may be method to this choice, which clears the runway — quite literally — for the greatest superheroes-vs.
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There's also research to suggest it bumps up IQ, clears up stuffy noses, and may even kill cancer cells.
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There are some fears of a lightning storm in the area, and they're hoping it clears up by then.
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So it follows that even after your skin clears, you can live in fear of the symptoms coming back.
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Our immune system clears out senescent cells on a regular basis, but this process becomes less effective over time.
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Then he can claim to have defied the doubters when he barely clears the standard he lowered for himself.
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"When this restaurant spending story clears up — and eventually it will — these stocks will all explode higher," Cramer said.
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It's a weather front of limited visibility that never really clears, or at least it doesn't for 20 years.
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LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange Group, clears more than 90 percent of euro-denominated interest rate swaps.
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Now with Zika on the horizon I hope the public attitude changes and the FDA finally clears the project.
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Scores of high profile CEOs would pummel him publicly if he clears the way for mass deportation of kids.
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Tsunami warnings for British Columbia in Canada have ended, but all clears are not yet issued for some areas.
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"China's aviation authority has suspended all flights from Bali to Chinese cities until volcanic ash threat clears," it said.
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The clearinghouse currently clears contracts out to 30 years and plans to expand the service to 50-year swaps.
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The actor Reese Witherspoon says that when she adds a little chlorophyll to her water, her acne clears up.
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LSE owns LCH, a platform that clears over $3trn daily and boasts 90% of the interest-rate swap market.
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The scene in which Arthur clears out a fridge and climbs into it was done in an improvised take.
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The deal clears the way for Dana to resume expanding gas production in the area over the long term.
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On the comedy side of things, Veep's 2018 Emmys hiatus clears the stage for a new favorite to emerge.
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"Under the light of day, when the election is over and the smoke clears, there's a reveal," he said.
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We don't know what lurks beneath the surface of moving events and won't find out until the smoke clears.
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Green Gobbler's clog remover clears your drains by liquifying everything in its path — grease, hair, scum, food, and more.
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It also would allow for commerce, which clears up the confusion and varying interpretations of the 2014 Farm Bill.
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She definitely clears up the crotch incident, but as for any other "funny business" ... that remains to be seen.
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Get clears when we need to and I definitely got to make a save on a couple of those.
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But the prospect of a brokered convention largely hinges on what happens if no one clears that 1,991 benchmark.
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It's hardly a comedy but is nevertheless hopeful to the extent that it clears some space for a future.
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Chief Financial Officer Jiri Sperl said the bank intended to reduce capital adequacy ratio levels "once the situation clears".
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It clears your space of wires and safeguards your gadgets from damage, thanks to short circuit and overheating protection.
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The Chicago Police Department clears less than 30 percent of its homicide cases, far worse than the national average.
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If the inquiry clears Roenicke, who has denied being part of any rules violations, he is expected to stay.
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My husband does just as much housework as I do; he cooks, cleans, or clears the table after dinner.
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After the Judiciary panel clears Kavanaugh, Grassley added, the nomination is expected to reach the Senate floor within days.
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And of course, even if the health care bill fails, he still clears the tracks for pressing business ahead.
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"I'd give it about an 80 percent chance of passing the House if it clears the Senate," added Rep.
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"When all the dust clears, you want a company that people want to own, that they recognize," he said.
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But Altucher speculated that as regulation clears up the ambiguity in bitcoin, more investors will feel comfortable buying it.
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This is a physically and emotionally demanding role, and she clears every hurdle without a sequin out of place.
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But it sets him up to become an unrestricted free agent if he clears waivers Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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Crabtree was helmetless and fighting a guy wearing a helmet [clears throat, taps mic] BECAUSE HE STOLE HIS JEWELRY.
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Once someone clears their history, advertisers will no longer be able to use some of Facebook's most powerful advertising tools.
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They say that the city cuts the grass and clears the debris occasionally, but that it all quickly accumulates anew.
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If Laich clears waivers and is assigned to the American Hockey League, the Capitals would get $950,000 in cap space.
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Johnson, 34, will be able to join a new team — a playoff contender, presumably — if he clears waivers Saturday afternoon.
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App Store reviews say it clears acne, boosts GPAs, and will make your crops flourish: 5 out of 5 stars.
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JPMorgan says that strategy clears the way for Wendy's to reduce operational expenses and focus on growing its cash flow.
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The New York Times headline read: "Split Senate Clears Trump on each Count in Finale of a bitter Impeachment Battle"
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Petrou's ruling clears the way for the second California jury trial over glyphosate, the world's most widely used weed killer.
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They hope to get down to Base Camp II tomorrow if weather clears and from there get a helicopter out.
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In today's frenetic and fast-paced game of (clears throat) voting blocs, maybe old-school solidarity is a revolutionary idea.
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Ahead of play dates, Rebecca clears away Lizzie's toys so that the other mothers can't see how advanced she is.
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Then there's 8-year-old Big John who, in keeping with his name, looks like he barely clears four feet.
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This is because [clears throat for spoilers] according to writer and director James Gunn, the Groot we knew is dead.
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It is home to LCH, an arm of the London Stock Exchange that clears most euro-denominated swaps in Europe.
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The lifting of the ban clears the way for the Russian paralympic team to compete at next year's Tokyo Games.
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" She loves C.O. Bigelow's Apothecary Cold and Flu Soak saying it clears out her sinuses making her "feel really clean.
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When the Smoke Clears: The Fair Housing Project continues at Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St, Dumbo, Brooklyn) through October 30.
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The decision clears the way for the plaintiffs to seek financial records and other materials from the president&aposs company.
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The deal reached in the Charleston County Courthouse clears the way for his federal imprisonment, on death row, to begin.
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The legislation clears $1.4 billion to build bollard fencing — not a concrete wall as Trump first proposed — on the border.
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At the same time, it dilutes and more rapidly clears any toxins that may have been ingested with the food.
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It's hard to explain the simple joy of setting off a massive, explosive chain reaction that clears the entire board.
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The accord clears the way for a sale of Gawker's remaining assets, including domain names and nearly 200,000 archived articles.
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The heavy emotional energy that was in the air during Virgo season clears up with the charm of Libra season.
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Until Lincecum clears a quirk in the rules called "optional waivers" on Sunday, the Angels will play with 24 players.
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Once he clears waivers, he is expected to join the Houston Rockets for the veteran minimum contract of $2.4 million.
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That clears the way for Mitt Romney to run for the open seat, and he's widely expected to do so.
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Here's an image from Cowarobot's Indiegogo campaign that is supposed to clear things up: Cowarobot Hope that clears it up.
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But the cheers will fade unless Mr Temer clears the high bar he has set for himself and the country.
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The bill picks up some momentum, with House leaders saying they will pass the measure if it clears the Senate.
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The Graham-Menendez proposal could also be watered down before it clears the Senate to assuage concerns from business groups.
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The shuffle clears the way for Mr. Erdogan, who critics say has become increasingly authoritarian, to consolidate even more authority.
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Once he clears the warning track, Chapman spits a stream of water onto the grass and jogs to the mound.
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If the deal clears, CMC and one other company, Nucor, would control close to 85 percent of the domestic market.
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He pretends that information prosecutors provided in recent filings in the Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort cases "totally clears" him.
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Opposition politicians have pressed Mr. Sharif to resign or step down until an inquiry into the accusations clears his name.
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Farmers use energy to run the machinery that clears fields and plants, harvests and transports corn to a processing plant.
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While it's tempting to head straight to the mall as soon as your bonus clears, remember to pay yourself first.
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Tarte Tight & Bright Clay Multi-Mask has two compartments — one side brightens while the other clears out and tightens pores.
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That clears the way for one of the most stringent abortion restrictions in the United States, if it becomes law.
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Meanwhile, Rhonda and Andre have moved away from the notion that someone (clears throat, Anika) pushed Rhonda down the staircase.
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He leaves tell-tale footprints in undisturbed dirt, groomed daily by Border Patrol, as he clears the expanse of light.
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The mandate clears the path for the company to sell its biggest-earning unit and keep a 60 percent stake.
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You have to get out of the fire first, then you can analyze what went wrong after the smoke clears.
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Another Serbian surge: Tadic, Milinkovic-Savic and the rest press into the center again with Mitrovic, and Brazil frantically clears.
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If Sanders wins California and no one else clears 15% statewide, he would probably come close to winning 400 delegates.
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Then there is the tall, slender man who clears trays and accommodates diners as they crowd in at lunch time.
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Why it matters: If Johnson's Conservatives win the majority in Parliament, Brexit clears the way for the bilateral U.S.-U.
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"It will be interesting to see where it clears," said a banker away from the deal, prior to books opening.
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Total cannot operate the crane that clears coke dumped from the 60,000 bpd coker during heavy lightning, the sources said.
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The judge's decision to deny bond clears the way for the government to prosecute him for the illegal reentry charge.
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It's a story that could be the stuff of venerable and fusty historical fiction, but Mantel clears away the cobwebs.
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But without a shutdown as leverage, he appeared to have little choice but to sign it if it clears Congress.
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It's been closed since 2011 and neglected for longer, though a dedicated group of volunteers clears brush and removes trash.
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When the smoke clears, what's left will be a race to build a top recognized brand for safe, high-quality hoverboards.
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Either way, Parsons's contract comes off their books in 2020 (along with Gasol's), and their cap flexibility clears up with it.
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Mike DeWine says he will sign it into law if it clears the Ohio House and is sent to his desk.
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After 11 years and 23 movies, Marvel has achieved a level of success that clears the way for riskier creative endeavors.
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The potential for catastrophic failure occupies and thereby empties the driver's mind the way a chanted mantra clears a yogi's head.
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LCH, a clearing-house that is part of the LSE, clears over 50% of all interest-rate swaps across all currencies.
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But if the user clears their off-Facebook activity, Facebook would never know about their earlier activity on the clothing site.
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If neither candidate clears 50% (likely, because there is a third-party candidate), this race will head to a December runoff.
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Happy for boys and men, too, because when any barrier falls in America, for anyone, it clears the way for everyone.
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He has said, however, he will not turn over certain evidence to lawmakers unless the administration clears him to do so.
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Happy for boys and men, too -- because when any barrier falls in America, for anyone, it clears the way for everyone.
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In his forthcoming book Framed, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., presents what he claims is new evidence that clears Skakel, his cousin.
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The dollar is still dominant (though Mr Trump has surely brought forward the day when China clears global payments in yuan).
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Jasmine is said to quell anxiety, Rose enhances mental clarity and Frankincense clears out old thought patterns and other people's energy.
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A statement to PEOPLE from the Perry County District Attorney's Office clears Constable Clarke Steele of any wrongdoing in the Jan.
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If a withdrawal is made the day before a customer's monthly pay-cheque clears, the customer will no longer be charged.
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The ruling now clears the way for Portland to put its new law into effect - but only after years of delay.
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" Squinting against the sunlight, she clears her throat, her voice a hoarse whisper, and says, "I hope we can be friends.
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A quick blow of the nose clears extra particles and will make the process not only easier but more hygienic. 2.
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That clears space for newly empowered regulators to force more defaults, and address flaws in China's debt-for-equity swap programme.
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If the panel clears the way for a full Senate vote, Gorsuch could be confirmed by the end of this week.
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This clears that up and has a person whose reputation is as good as it gets and he'll be very good.
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Happy for boys and men, too – because when any barrier falls in America, for anyone, it clears the way for everyone.
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TMZ obtained a copy of Katie's death certificate, and it clears up a huge mystery surrounding her sudden death in February.
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"The digger clears out the area here," he says, gesturing at a blackened machine at the edge of a flaming lake.
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The report clears Tesla of fault and in fact praises the Autopilot safety system for a 40 percent crash-rate reduction.
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He didn't understand that the deal was already done, and Varga's whole crew clears out, leaving him unconscious on the ground.
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The virus clears from the blood within 7093 days, and there's no evidence that Zika affects future pregnancies once it's gone.
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The commission's party-line vote clears the way for the common ownership of newspapers and broadcast stations in the same market.
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Foreign nationals are not allowed to donate to any American campaign unless they have a green card, which clears such contributions.
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Happy for boys and men, too — because when any barrier falls in America, for anyone, it clears the way for everyone.
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As the debris clears from Deutsche Bank's shocking retreat from equities earlier this summer, JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor.
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"You hear that often, but you don't know what exactly everything is going to happen when the smoke clears," he said.
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Monday's ruling clears the way for a preliminary hearing, where prosecutors are expected to outline some of the evidence against Cosby.
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But there is one duty that comes with the process which clears the brush and boldly shows who is distinctly different.
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Passage of the law clears the way for Switzerland to extend free movement of people to the latest EU member Croatia.
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It clears the two employees it does name, Mr. Borgen and chairman Ole Andersen, of any breach of their employment contract.
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"We need someone who builds a bench rather than clears it," Moulton said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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As your planetary ruler Mercury ends its retrograde on Wednesday, news and gossip clears up and starts to make more sense.
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We're told Sony will not even sit at a table with Kesha's people -- presumably attorney Mark Geragos -- unless she clears Luke.
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She welcomes me as Cuban music lingers in background; the master of dark science slowly clears her space, surrounded by amulets.
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As the debris clears from Deutsche Bank's shocking retreat from equities earlier this summer, JPMorgan is emerging as an early victor.
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When pregnancy acne clears upThere's no concrete answer for when pregnancy acne will clear up, especially for those with preexisting acne.
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It has said that it clears three blockages from fat, and four or more caused by items like wipes, every hour.
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The court approval clears an obstacle for PG&E to work its way out of the bankruptcy process, the report said.
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Still, the Friday settlement clears the way for Airbus to focus more on improving its already formidable market position against Boeing.
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But the IMF cannot lend to Zimbabwe until it clears its arrears to other international institutions, such as the World Bank.
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This announcement clears the way for Phases D, E, and F of the Psyche mission — the final official phases before launch.
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He clears viability in 90 percent of precincts, allowing him to keep an overwhelming share of his support from first alignment.
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He clears viability in 90 percent of precincts, allowing him to keep an overwhelming share of his support from first alignment.
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The ruling clears the way for a college athlete accused of assaulting two gay men to be tried on lesser charges.
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Friday night clears a bit with lows in the middle 20s in the outer suburbs to middle 30s in the city.
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The extra moisture clears any acidity (to ease in-the-moment pain) and coats your esophagus (to protect the sensitive tissue).
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Unless the Night King clears his throat and David Attenborough comes floating out, the answer may lie in these symbols. 2.
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Then, when the road finally clears, you realize there was no reason for traffic to be stopped in the first place.
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"Line 3 only clears the market for three months before we find ourselves back in this situation again," she told Maclean's.
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So an initial post-devaluation overshoot may be followed by a bounce once the central bank clears the dollar demand backlog.
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The White House hopes Wednesday's deal clears the decks for Congress to tackle the tax overhaul, a top Trump campaign promise.
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"It's only a matter of time" before the company clears know-your-customer checks with some Wall Street banks, he said.
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The Cavaliers, though, have expressed interest in re-signing McCaw to a cheaper contract if he clears waivers, according to reports.
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With Gardner, their bill clears the way for researchers to investigate the cybersecurity of wearables and other small internet-connected tools.
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Britain's largest clearing-house, LCH, owned by the London Stock Exchange, alone clears over 50% of interest-rate swaps across all currencies.
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Dr. Mario's ability clears the lowest line of viruses and pills on the board, which can be very helpful in a pinch.
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"Does anyone else get pigment loss after their psoriasis clears???" the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star captioned her Instagram Story photo.
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Unless new evidence somehow clears the clouds hanging over this election, the Board of Elections should toss out the 9th District results.
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The justices' ruling clears the way for a clothing designer to apply for a federal trademark for his clothing line called FUCT.
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NOTES: The Celtics are reportedly one of several playoff contenders interested in signing F Joe Johnson when he clears waivers on Saturday.
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Those include Secret Service and Border Patrol agents as well as the agency that clears refugees for resettlement in the United States.
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C. jejuni usually clears up on its own without treatment, causing two to three days of often bloody diarrhea, cramps, and fever.
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Not only are you supporting our nation's veterans, purchasing this bracelet clears three square meters of bombs in a former war zone.
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"It actually clears the lane for us to really promote Yahoo and AOL and TechCrunch and Huffington Post and Moviefone," Armstrong said.
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The settlement clears Aurora and Anderson of wrongdoing, and includes a one-time "reimbursement" payment of $100,000 from the startup to Tesla.
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The stock will probably eventually trade at $60 per share on U.S. exchanges once uncertainty over the coronavirus clears, he told Reuters.
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This effectively harms the Palestinian crops and clears Palestinian land of any natural obstacles that would impede the view of Israeli snipers.
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The official explanation for the outage was that the aforementioned routine maintenance operation "triggered an issue," so hopefully that clears things up.
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That, of course, depends on the results of future research and trials, and whether or not it clears regulatory hurdles in Europe.
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The lights dim, the club clears, but the pain and grief—which Dovaleh dubs "my own private Chernobyl"—still glow, still burn.
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It was while I enjoyed the trumpets and trombone of Unemployed Lovers that I really felt an affinity with the Focal Clears.
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Kim's visit also clears up the mystery of a heavily secured and slow-moving train spotted crawling into Beijing on Monday night.
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Until the agency clears the air, "it's still too early to say whether the whole process is free and fair," said Sathirathai.
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I'm sure it's uplifting and fulfilling in that tasty bag-of-cheetos way that still clears the path to some early hypertension.
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If no team claims him and he clears waivers, he could either accept a minor league assignment or become a free agent.
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The law clears up regulatory uncertainty and lays out a new framework under which ride-hailing companies can operate in the country.
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Speaking of new perspectives, a full moon in Aquarius arrives on August 15, the same day Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow.
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While both of those situations might sound nice (seriously, we'll take a trip to either), neither clears the bar of high style.
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The rule change would reduce the amount of debate time required after a nominee clears the first procedural hurdle on the floor.
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The move clears salary-cap space for the Suns, who would shed the remaining three years and $35 million on Warren's contract.
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Now, Melania Trump, through a lawyer, has released a letter that clears up some of the confusion, but not all of it.
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If Apple's letter to federal automobile regulators clears up anything, it is that Apple has not given up on its car ambitions.
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Ms. Misra recommends the durable, highly weatherproof Arc'teryx's Squamish Hoody, which is breathable, too — handy for when the weather clears up again.
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A loose ball in Australia's end puts Ryan under pressure from a racing Mbappé, but he wins the short sprint and clears.
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"These bears inhabit a seasonal ice zone, meaning the sea ice clears out completely in summer and it's open water," she said.
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He wakes up at 7:05 every morning without an alarm, and only gets out of bed after he clears his inbox.
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There, too, the rules now allow for a winner-take-all delegate award if a candidate clears 50 percent of the vote.
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Favoring lissome, clearly articulated block chords, he turns corners tightly, and clears many landings on his way to completing a longer thought.
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That clears the way for Musk to collect his stock award if Tesla's share price rises above $553 in the coming months.
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This (surprisingly) public statement about her relationship status clears up any conflicting reports or uncertainty around her and Scott's two-year relationship.
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DNA testing of body fluids from crime scenes was not available at the time and subsequent testing clears Gary, his lawyers said.
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The supermarket chain said in a statement that it will end its sale of the products after it clears its current inventory.
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I need to spend less time and energy on my skin and can utilize those resources elsewhere as my skin clears up.
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In this case, your obstetrician will suggest at least one additional ultrasound to see if the placenta reorients and clears the way.
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It captures hardcore's richest paradox: that angry music can be happy, and that venting wrath responsibly clears the mind for better use.
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During a press conference Wednesday, Putin said he can provide Congress with evidence that clears Trump's name: a transcript of the conversation.
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"The response can't just be to wait until the science clears up," says Oppenheimer, a climate and geosciences expert at Princeton University.
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Stomach pain, low appetite, nausea, fatigue and jaundice are common symptoms, which usually end within two months, once the body clears the infection.
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After June clears the runway to Canada, Serena boards a really uncomfortable plane, changes into civilian clothes, and meets her baby-not-baby.
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" David Frum, another Giuliani supporter, enthused, "Yet as the smoke clears, it's going to become apparent that Rudy was the night's big winner.
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And when the dust clears, Apple would pick itself up, brush itself off, and eventually ship the iPhone 8 with Intel's cellular technology.
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Oladipo jumps, ascends, clears the car and simultaneously lights the effigy while taking the almond-ball from the fiery clutches of its hands.
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The two have an agreement for Altria to commercialize PMI's new heated tobacco product, IQOS, in the U.S. if the FDA clears it.
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As the checks go out, the government's bank ― the Federal Reserve ― clears the payments by crediting the seller's bank account with digital dollars.
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"The stock market is simply weighing controversial political news versus equity valuations and it likes those valuations when the smoke clears," Cramer said.
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Thiago Braz Da Silva clears 6.03 meters during the Men's Pole Vault Final at the Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Monday.
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When an institution reorders transactions, it shuffles a large purchase so that it clears before subsequent smaller debits are charged against your balance.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has called on the Senate to immediately take up and pass the measure once it clears the House.
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A young boy clears the road in Pemba city on the northeastern coast of Mozambique, following the landfall of Cyclone Kenneth, May 30003.
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The settlement "clears the way (for United) to control their own destiny and improve the operation," said Janus Capital Group analyst Kristopher Kelley.
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November 22022, 228: FIFA publishes a 22015-page summary of Garcia's 22018-page report and clears Qatar to host the 22022 World Cup.
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When the fog of war clears, voters do tend to hold major foreign policy blunders against elected officials, even in their own party.
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Confidence: Medium Sunday: Any early-morning sprinkle or snow shower clears quickly and sunshine returns for much if not all of the day.
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But this likely clears the way for ISPs to go full speed ahead in taking on Facebook and Google for digital ad dollars.
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It also clears the way for employers to cite religion in determining workplace policies on dress code, grooming and bathroom and locker access.
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LCH, London's largest clearing-house, clears interest-rate swaps with a notional value of over $340trn, making up 113% of the world's total.
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The rocket's engine didn't ignite, but the flight clears the way for the very first test launch of Virgin Orbit's system next year.
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The worry is that, just as China clears away some of the obstacles in their path, America will replace them with new ones.
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Still, Uber sees this as a big win, especially since it clears the deck for the company ahead of its expected public offering.
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But hurry, because sizes are selling out fast and you're going to want to start wearing these the second this snow clears up.
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Between this point and December 7, when Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow, financial plans and conversations about endings will begin moving forward.
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Polyphenols "activate a powerful recycling process in the body which clears out cellular waste and burns fat," the duo write in the book.
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Kara Swisher: The new Clear, all the Clears, which I like, which ... I trade inconvenience for my entire identity, which I realize now.
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U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer is planning a move to Ireland if its more than $150 billion dollar merger with Allergan clears regulatory muster.
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If the motion clears the lower chamber, which could vote by late April, it will be politically tricky for senators to oppose it.
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That clears the way for voters to reward Glover's powerhouse performance in Atlanta, even if they don't anoint the series itself just yet.
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The decision late Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Susan Wigenton clears the way for the two defendants to be sentenced on March 15.
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The FDA approval, announced late on Tuesday, clears Fasenra as an add-on treatment for severe asthma patients aged 12 years and older.
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It's a threatening storm, and we don't know how long it will last or what the environment will be like when it clears.
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Portfolio managers like Luiz Sauerbronn at Brandes Investment Partners are confining their European banking holdings to well-capitalized companies until the picture clears.
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" Gaines also clears the air about a few other rumors plaguing her and husband, Chip: "And just in case you were wondering, YES!
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When the device detects it lacks room for the movie file, it rejects the download and clears out cached data lingering in apps.
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At the same time, she also understands that recklessness is his business: Nobody clears margins that high on Wall Street without outrageous risk.
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HOUSE PANEL CLEARS PUERTO RICO BILL: The House Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday approved legislation to help Puerto Rico handle its debt crisis.
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Three or more wrestlers get in the ring, there's a bit of a brawl, and then the ring clears except for two people.
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It only clears the file system, which is an index of records that hold information about files and their physical locations on disk.
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Winds during these events exceeded hurricane force (75 mph), but the power line finding likely clears the way for lawsuits against PG&E.
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The design then throws in a lot of surprises, like a beam that barely clears riders' heads, to create a feeling of danger.
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Raising money from workers is legal in China if an employer clears regulatory hurdles, experts say, particularly permission from the country's central bank.
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Reddick should play left and help as a lefty bat, and Hill, once his damn blister clears up, should be a huge lift.
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This same exercise — determining who clears 15% — will play out across the congressional districts in California (and all the other Super Tuesday states).
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Although I haven't mastered quiet meditation, I feel like walking in nature clears my mind and helps me relax in a similar way.
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But Mandanda surges out to meet Eriksen and the superb cross from Cornelius on the left, and out of the wreckage, France clears.
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Even if the Yemen resolution clears its first hurdle, however, its prospects for ultimately clearing both chambers of Congress remain dim at best.
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The central bank could be accused of playing favorites if it clears the way for Monte dei Paschi to receive a taxpayer rescue.
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The U.S. withdrawal, which began in early Monday morning, clears the terrain both militarily and politically for Turkey to intervene with full force.
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But, that doesn't mean that saying "fake news" in any way, shape or form clears the air as to what Trump actually did.
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But businesses are often moving cautiously because they are waiting for the IRS to provide guidance that clears up ambiguities in the law.
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The Shinto priest, dressed in white, aims an orange leaf blower at a row of cobblestones and clears the path of fallen leaves.
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"During sleep, the brain clears out metabolic waste products accumulating during wakefulness, which is important for the maintenance of brain health," Benedict said.
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And the Democrats are putting all their eggs in the Mueller basket and if he clears everybody else after this, they have nothing.
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A bulldozer clears mud off the road near a flooded section of the U.S. 101 freeway near the San Ysidro exit in Montecito.
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The finding clears the way for the military services to resume training more than 850 Saudi students at the discretion of service officials.
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It clears the way for Museveni, 73, and president since 1986 to seek re-election in 2021 when the next polls are due.
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" Or, as Hillary Clinton put it in her acceptance speech tonight, "When any barrier falls in America it clears the way for everyone.
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The violent storm that soon descends precedes a dramatic narrative shift — after the weather clears, Rike sees a fishing trawler overloaded with passengers.
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He will be allowed to travel outside the country for work, as long as he clears it in advance with his probation officer.
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To hear Musk tell it, the Falcon Heavy's launch and development effectively clears the way for SpaceX's next big ambition: The Big Falcon Rocket.
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This now clears the way for Conor to negotiate his next UFC fight without having to worry about being unavailable because of incarceration. Congrats?
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Their pediatrician told them that Eloise had a heart murmur, which is not uncommon for newborns and typically clears up in a couple days.
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"On the PK sometimes you end up messing around with it, we had a couple of clears we probably should have had," Coburn said.
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But at the same time, the FCC all but clears the field with sweeping preemption of anything that resembles state or local consumer protection.
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Long before the last human worker clears his desk, protectionist or Luddite reactions might anyway have destroyed the path to this brave new world.
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None of these things are allowed without an exemption from the FAA, and Part 135 Standard clears UPS to do them all the time.
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I've been running a lot, which is one of my favorite things to do because it really clears my head and is very meditative.
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Disinterments typically start the same way — a backhoe quickly clears the topsoil — but each exhumation is unique, depending on the condition of the corpse.
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And the pardon clears Johnson of racially-motivated charges resulting from his relationships with a white woman in 1912, if you can believe it.
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He gets to be Jack Nicholson, a confirmed bachelor who watches bad TV in his boxers and clears his throat to ward off tinnitus.
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The agency will spend "several months" doing "passive listening" in hopes that enough dust clears off of the rover's solar panels to wake Opportunity.
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But for the partnered, it will help you have a good, clean argument that clears the air (and it'll make you want to bone).
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In any sane world, the Rangers would see their roster as it's comprised now and realize Lundqvist can no longer [clears throat] save them.
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said this outcome clears the path for stocks to rally into the end of 2018.
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The move clears another regulatory hurdle in a long battle between the Italian infrastructure group and German builder Hochtief to take control of Abertis.
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"The merger will be announced on the weekend of Feb 13-14 or 20-21 if the ECB clears the deal," the source said.
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The move takes Justice Department leadership out of the equation and clears the way for Mueller to have the resources to conduct the investigation.
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According to an ESPN report, the Suns will be responsible for paying about $8 million of what is owed Rivers if he clears waivers.
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Once a person successfully clears Uber's screening process and uploads their driver's license, they can view, select and unlock a car directly through Getaround.
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" He clears it all up a little further at the end: "Get off of my dick, or fund my lifestyle, the choice is yours.
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Shanghai Maling President Wei Ping Shen said in a statement the regulatory approval "clears the way for us to move ahead with the partnership".
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"This clears the deck for the auctions, and the Fed next week, for which we're not pricing in enough of a concession," said Goncalves.
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"We think aspirin removes a cloak of blood platelets from tumor cells and reveals them to immune system, which clears them out," she says.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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It clears my congestion, plus the smells make me feel like I'm at a spa, which i think anyone will enjoy — cold or not.
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The housing market in the United States could lag further if the Federal Reserve clears the way for more interest rate hikes in 2018.
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All of which makes Trump's response to the news on Friday laughable -- if this wasn't such serious stuff: "Totally clears the President," wrote Trump.
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As the smoke from the Northern California fires clears, our urban communities should follow the examples of other progressive cities, and embrace smart growth.
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Nicollette Sheridan's officially done being a housewife ... her divorce is now final, so it clears the way for her ex's relationship with Denise Richards.
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Prosecutors in Staten Island generally will not reduce that to a traffic violation unless the defendant first clears all outstanding tickets and license suspensions.
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Instagram has prototyped an unreleased ephemeral text messaging feature that clears the chat thread whenever you leave it, a Facebook spokesperson confirms to TechCrunch.
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With the purchase, Ballmer also clears himself from legal battles with MSG, the company led by fellow National Basketball Association team owner James Dolan.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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If a treatment will give someone another year of life in good health and it costs less than 20,000 pounds, it clears NICE's bar.
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Monday's decision clears the way for candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives to file their paperwork to represent new districts drawn on Nov.
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The London Stock Exchange's LCH clearing house clears most euro-denominated trades, but this activity will be outside the bloc's legal framework after Brexit.
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Weeknights bring a variety of drag acts with cabaret-style seating, while on the weekends, the club clears the room for D.J.s and dancing.
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Yes, he now downplays his association with the S.W.P. and clears his throat about his opposition to the Castros and Ortegas of the world.
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UPS said its latest certification clears the way for Flight Forward to add other campus delivery projects without seeking government approvals for each one.
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" The congressman said the president should "tell her he'll deliver the State of the Union only after our country clears the divisive impeachment hurdle.
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"We actually just cut another inch off the back this morning, to make sure it clears the neckline of my gown," she told Vogue.
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A New York appeals court clears the way for some of a former magazine employee's claims of retaliation against her in a #MeToo case.
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When life brought its storms, I can see my strength, and I know now that when the rain clears, there will be another rainbow. . .
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The ruling clears the way for Mulvaney to run the CFPB until a permanent director is sworn in or English successfully appeals the decision.
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When the dust clears, will we find that we've given away a heritage that belonged to all of us to a few special interests?
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The bill clears a path to citizenship for Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians who came to India from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
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Should Turnbull be returned as prime minister, the verdict clears the path after several years of key policies being rejected by the upper house.
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Once the measure clears the Senate, it would move to the House, where if it gets approval, it would go to President Trump's desk.
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The decision clears the way for lower courts to throw out the more than $314 million default judgment that was awarded to the families.
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A video call clears the way for a real date without having to worry about someone not looking like they do in their photos.
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The ruling clears one of the final hurdles for the deal, which still can't close until the California Public Utilities Commission approves the transaction.
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That metric clears the central bank's 2% symmetrical target but doesn't make up for long periods of much weaker inflation since the financial crisis.
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That discharges a constitutional requirement that tax bills originate in the House and clears the decks procedurally for the Senate to consider tax legislation.
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That said, Monday's defeat of the anti-Trump movement's last-ditch effort clears the path for the business magnate to be the GOP standard bearer.
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It clears out all the minor software hiccups that occur as your computer processes all those millions of lines of code that make it run.
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Signs of U.S. labor market tightness likely clears the way for the Federal Reserve to announce a plan to start shrinking its massive bond portfolio.
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That clears the way for other "vertical" mergers, which means other people who control distribution — cable guys, telco guys, tech guys — can buy content guys.
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The ruling clears the way for the 2014 lawsuit by shareholder Thomas Sandys to proceed to discovery and trial, or for new motions to dismiss.
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As a result, Mr Trump has less leverage, even if the USMCA clears the way for the West to take a united stand against China.
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As she approaches the hoop, she stops and jumps as she tries to toss the ball in, but the ball barely clears her own head.
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The agreement clears the way for RBS to restore its dividend and for the government to start selling down its more than 70 percent stake.
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Davis said he was not really surprised the Yankees designated him and added he would consider going to the minor leagues if he clears waivers.
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Yes, like Stormy Daniels *clears throat* anyways, Jenner shared the name with her followers on social media along with the first photo of the newborn.
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Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow on December 7, meaning Mercury will be finished retracing the degrees of the zodiac it activated during the retrograde.
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"Let Go" begs a person to take a chance on you but by the time you get to "Not What I Thought," the smoke clears.
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That leaves the larger questions around biometric privacy unanswered, but clears the way for a major legal battle over one of Facebook's most popular products.
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When the dust clears on Election Day, conservatives across the country must take stock of the mangled wreckage of the party and attempt to rebuild.
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"The fact he's stepping down one full month ahead of schedule pretty much clears the way for the slate that Elliott is nominating," Beristain said.
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An "unabashed" Denver Broncos fan, he clears his schedule to watch games, and he loves the memories of a lifelong passion that each play evokes.
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The approval from China's National Medical Products Administration clears its use in patients with anaemia caused by chronic kidney disease (CKD) who are on dialysis.
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The person, who requested anonymity, said such an auction could raise 120 billion to 130 billion reais next year, if the necessary legislation clears Congress.
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Samsung does expect the market for so-called DRAM, or dynamic random-access memory, to gradually pick up as inventory clears and new customers emerge.
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Potential buyers must have no criminal record, a diploma from a gun safety course and a medical certificate that clears them of any mental illness.
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In October 2017, for example, he caused uproar after joking that Libya could be the next Dubai if it clears the "dead bodies away" first.
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The Senate's vote clears the way for a conference with the House where lawmakers will need to merge their competing versions of the bill. Rep.
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The temporary truce between Trump and Democratic leaders clears the way for thousands of federal employees to receive wages withheld during the 35-day shutdown.
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Explaining Trump-Russia connections The Republican report clears Trump's team on a number of fronts that Democrats have pointed to as signs of possible collusion.
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Its fiberglass housing prevents corrosive salt water from slowly degrading the hardware, and a tiny wiper blade on the front clears off rain and dirt.
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If it clears that 60-vote hurdle, the chamber could send it to the president as soon as Thursday — one day before the island defaults.
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If it clears that 60-vote hurdle, the chamber could send it to the president as soon as Thursday -- one day before the island defaults.
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After the Senate clears the bill late Friday, lawmakers will have one week to hash out a longer-term spending package that lasts through September.
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But earlier this month the WADA modified its ban citing a lack of clear scientific information on how quickly the drug clears the human body.
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Texas slugger Joey Gallo (fractured nose) isn't with the team after being injured on Sunday and won't play again until he clears the concussion protocol.
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SENATE CLEARS BROAD SPENDING BILL WITH $1.1 BILLION FOR ZIKA: The Senate approved a broad appropriations bill Thursday, including $1.1 billion in Zika virus funds.
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That difficult dynamic demands that Congress and the executive branch champion legislation that clears two critical hurdles: First, it needs to garner significant bipartisan support.
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You'll need to go on just one round that lasts four to six months, which clears up acne for 85 percent of people, Elbuluk says.
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The ruling, by the Constitutional Court, clears the way for a judge to sentence Mr. Pistorius, a double-amputee, at a hearing on April 18.
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Cover image: Delilah Campbell, 4, clears out driftwood and other debris in preparation of Tropical Storm Barry near New Orleans, La., Thursday, July 11, 2019.
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The bottom line: For a successful diplomatic process that clears Congress, as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has promised, Trump will need to move fast.
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Restoring forests after the smoke clears remains a slow, laborious process, and seedlings can take months, even years to grow so they can be replanted.
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"It clears the odor in the cellar and helps create a unique microclimate for Tokaj wines," said Maria Macikova, a wine producer from Mala Trna.
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But history has shown that once the team clears the nerve-racking single-game eliminator, it has every chance of making a deep playoff run.
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Western governments and bodies such as the IMF will not lend unless Zimbabwe clears its arrears with the World Bank and the African Development Bank.
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Garcetti just announced he's not going to run for Governor of California, and our sources say that clears the deck for an even bigger race.
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The decision clears the way for election officials to certify President Joko Widodo as the winner, giving him a second five-year term in office.
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Contrary to the president's claim that all of this "totally clears" him, the danger to Mr. Trump, his business and his campaign has compounded significantly.
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In iOS, you can change how long your phone stores messages so it clears out those old threads automatically, without you having to do it.
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Messi looks over as if to say, "Duuuudde ......." Dangerous chance comes out of it though, with a free kick on the left, but France clears.
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If Judge Leon clears the way for the merger without any restrictions, expect other companies to see it as a green light for more consolidation.
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But some states may have no choice but to freeze enrollment or start to shut down the program before Congress clears legislation to renew funding.
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Even if the bill clears the House, there are more questions in the Senate, where leaders have stayed quiet on whether they would support it.
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That clears the way for Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin to declare that they are starting anew — just what both men have publicly called for.
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The AFL-CIO's rare endorsement of a trade deal clears the way for progressive Democrats to support the USMCA without fear of blowback from unions.
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Thankful for the kindness and caring shown by her 5-year-old, Gavin, as he clears her path and holds her hand to guide her.
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Do you view a Trump presidency as a potential purgative, as something that clears the decks, or what would you view a Trump presidency as?
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Consider setting up automatic payments from your checking account once your paycheck clears, or calendar reminders to make sure you never miss a due date.
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The IAU defined a planet as a celestial body that orbits the sun, is round or nearly round and "clears the neighborhood" around its orbit.
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The firm said that Virtu, the market-making giant, clears some of Interactive Brokers' fractional trades, but figures around that trade volume is not tracked.
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The ruling stateside clears one of the final hurdles for the deal, which still can't close until the California Public Utilities Commission approves the transaction.
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The resounding win for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party in the United Kingdom's general election Thursday clears up some lingering doubts about Brexit.
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As best researchers can tell, the virus clears itself from the body pretty quickly, remaining in the blood for only about a week after infection.
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You probably have temporary hearing loss from wax, fluid, or water, and your hearing will return when your cold goes away or the wax clears.
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All your favorite breakfast ingredients, but hearty enough to be dinner and simple enough to get you through the days before the next paycheck clears.
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First, your bank "clears" the payment via a central counterparty in your country, who then clears it with a liquidity provider/sending correspondent (which incurs a fee), who then sends it to the destination country's receiving correspondent (more fees), then it goes via the central counterparty in the destination country before it is finally received by the beneficiary's bank and deposited into her account.
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In reversal, Environmental Protection Agency clears path for mine in Alaska In reversal, Environmental Protection Agency clears path for mine in Alaska The Environmental Protection Agency, under the direction of its climate-denying head, Scott Pruitt, has taken a first step toward opening up a region in Alaska to copper and gold mining that Obama-era regulators had sought to keep from being developed.
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Go deeper: Inside Trump's embrace of sentencing reform White House clears hurdle on criminal justice reform Kim Kardashian joins White House discussion on pardons, prison reform
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This closes the circle for you and clears the energy on the crystals, so they can send their vibrations to the next person that needs them.
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The three-way heart-to-heart in "Kiksuya" finally clears up that incorrect assumption, officially assuaging any fears Maeve has about Ghost Nation holding her daughter.
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Instead, the treatment clears dead skin cells, loosens pores, and primes them for extraction by infusing the skin with glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and botanical extracts.
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Already, the company has inked an agreement with Philip Morris International to commercialize its heated tobacco product, iQOS, in the U.S. if the FDA clears it.
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The creators of a new anti-acne cream claim their experimental treatment clears zits better than some over-the-counter products, without any aggressive side effects.
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However, any deck running several early-game board clears can stand a good chance against Aggro Shaman by forcing them to rebuild their board multiple times.
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But a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds that 22016 percent of respondents who got their information about the report from Fox News think it clears Trump.
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To maintain stability, SwagSurf never completely clears the surface of the water, but Swagtron execs claim that it is lifted up enough to significantly reduce drag.
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So it follows that even after your skin clears — which, for Gloria, happened in her mid-20s — you can experience something of an acne identity crisis.
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A lawyer for one of the deputies said the full dashcam video — which is reported to be two hours long — clears the deputies of any wrongdoing.
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Mr. Cruz, the Texas senator, was born in Canada to a Cuban father but to an American mother, which legal experts say clears any constitutional hurdle.
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It's simply this: Who or what will rule the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros when the smoke clears at the end of the final season next year?
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It pays a debt to the mayor's wealthy donors, and it clears the way for developers who covet the West Side property where the stables lie.
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"That's what I love about a FANG stock, there is always someone out there willing to reiterate their buy call when the smoke clears," Cramer said.
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Burnham clears up that they technically abided by their social media detox: "I know our social media 'break' has been a topic of conversation," she explains.
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After a DJ or producer uploads a track to the MixBANK platform, Dubset clears the track for distribution on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music.
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I later returned to Sentimental Swingers with other headphones and was let down by them all — nothing sung as sweetly or as coherently as the Clears.
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Nothing clears your head like a short break from the concrete jungle with all those sirens, pushy commuters, and angry cabbies honking at you 24/7.
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President Barack Obama has signed an emergency declaration for Flint, Michigan, that clears the way for federal aid to the city undergoing a drinking water crisis.
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But if Sessions doesn't recuse, he faces blowback from Democrats and other Trump detractors and could leave lingering doubts about any probe that clears Trump confidantes.
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On the 350-yard par-4 third, Tiger Woods goes with a driver and easily clears the fairway bunkers for a good angle to the green.
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If he clears the committee, the full Senate could confirm him and allow him to take over the Justice Department by the end of the week.
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Once it clears that hurdle, Circumvent will be much closer to working on Alzheimer's treatments which could be hugely lucrative and a big win for humanity.
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The supermodel, 23, stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show for Friday's episode, in which she clears up questions about Kylie's relationship status with boyfriend Travis Scott.
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"It should last until the long queue at the border crossing clears, approximately seven-to-10 days," said a ministry spokesperson about the suspension on Friday.
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The dust storm is actually keeping it relatively warm on Mars, so Opportunity will likely stay warm enough to turn back on when the dust clears.
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The Federal Reserve is inching toward its second rate hike in a decade as a steadily improving U.S. economy clears the path for tighter monetary policy.
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The agreement by Los Angeles clears the way for Paris to host in 2024, where it will celebrate the centennial anniversary of hosting the 1924 Olympics.
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The decision clears a hurdle for the pipeline and is welcome news for Canadian oil producers struggling with congestion on export pipelines as crude production increases.
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Music's misconduct problem doesn't stem from any one of these factors alone—it's a perfect storm that clears a path for sexual abuse to continue unabated.
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"If there ever was doubt that espionage was going on in the SF consulate, black smoke clears the air on the issue," she wrote Friday afternoon.
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SENATE CLEARS ENERGY SPENDING BILL AFTER ENDING IRAN FIGHT: The Senate on Thursday passed a $21625 billion package to fund energy and water programs in 2900.
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As logistics constraints ease and the glut clears, the discount between WTI priced inland and seaborne crudes linked to Brent should continue to narrow next year.
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Then the smoke clears, and the Game of Thrones actor is standing there, sliding a slim rectangular object into the pocket of his Dolce & Gabbana suit.
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A leadership aide said there have been multiple inquires about the timing of the elections, and felt like the announcement by Pelosi clears up the matter.
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Once a candidate clears all of the foregoing hurdles, he or she has had to pass muster with the relevant oversight committee and the entire Senate.
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London-based LCH, part of the London Stock Exchange Group, is one of the world's biggest clearing houses, and clears most euro-denominated interest rate swaps.
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A software patch for the attack clears all data from buffers whenever the processor crosses a security boundary, so that it can't be stolen and leaked.
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"The hexagon jet acts as a barrier and when when there is nothing produced inside, the atmosphere clears up and the inside looks blue," Sayanagi explained.
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That clears up one unspecified target from last week's statement by Microsoft's Tom Burt that three midterm election candidates had been targeted by Russian phishing campaigns.
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He looks around the room for something to fixate on but the minimalist design offers nothing, so he just looks back down and clears his throat.
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They can be freaky—surprises aren't always fun to deal with, but nothing clears the air and puts us on a new path like an eclipse.
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Once the doctor clears you and you get to go home to California, I wonder: Are you at all fearful that this thing could come back?
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The exact toll of the devastation in the Bahamas will not be certain until Dorian clears out of the area and rescue crews can get in.
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Context A leap in job gains in February clears the way for the Federal Reserve to raise the benchmark interest rate when it meets this month.
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That clears the path for Disney to buy the Fox television and movie studios, stakes in the international broadcasters Sky and Star and other significant divisions.
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This switching creates an effect that psychologists call attention residue, which can reduce your cognitive capacity for a non-trivial amount of time before it clears.
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With Hernadez screaming for Lozano to come back and defend, a Toni Kroos free kick clears the wall and is pushed onto the bar by Ochoa.
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The hope is that the extremely tight labor market going into this pandemic will help make sure that employees are swiftly rehired once the panic clears.
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But for Mr. Trump, the deal with America's second- and third-largest trading partners clears the way for what he sees as the big target: China.
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If a farmer clears a patch of rain forest to raise cattle, that's much worse for global warming than a farmer raising cattle on existing pasture.
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" And during a heated discussion over whether Glossier really clears complexions, my coworker Chloe Bryan brilliantly quipped, "It's not Glossier Solution, it's birth control and Spiro.
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Y. Once the measure clears the Senate, it would move to the House, where if it gets approved it would go to President Donald Trump's desk.
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His release clears room for defensive end Robert Quinn to be activated following a two-game suspension for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
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The time to be thinking about that is now, not when suddenly the smoke clears and you're left with empty hands," Kedl told CNBC's "Street Signs.
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"Look at like this: we know we're taking enemy fire, but we won't know where it's coming from until the VIX-related smoke clears," Cramer said.
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But when the smoke clears and we begin to exhale with relief that we avoided a catastrophe, we will remember who were our election day heroes.
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Once the fog clears, pleasant weather is in store for most of the eastern half of the country, with temperatures 15 to 30 degrees above average.
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The new Congress has approved a budget that clears the way for speedy action to repeal the health care law, President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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The White House position has been to cooperate with the special counsel in the hopes that it clears the president of wrongdoing and wraps up soon.
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It clears the way for Lyft Inc to reenter Houston, where Uber Technologies Inc currently dominates, and for both to reenter Austin, Corpus Christi and Galveston.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The announcement Sunday that China will drop term limits on the presidency clears the way for Xi Jinping to rule the country indefinitely.
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This is because aerosol pollution, caused by sources such as cars or coal burning, clears out of the atmosphere in a matter of days or weeks.
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Forgiving the shooter, immediately after the tragedy or a year later, neither absolves nor clears America of the history of racism that contributed to the tragedy.
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A court ruling in Connecticut clears the way for a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the firearm used in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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So once that uncertainty clears up one way or the other in the grand scheme of things, one rate hike probably isn't going to kill this market.
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While the Senate deal clears any regulatory hurdles for Murdoch and his partner, they would still need a court to force Ten's administrators to consider a counteroffer.
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The accord clears the way for a sale of Gawker's remaining assets, including domain names and nearly 200,000 archived articles, and end its nearly two-year bankruptcy.
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Common symptoms of hepatitis A include stomach pain, low appetite, nausea, fatigue and jaundice, and they usually end within two months, once the body clears the infection.
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If approved, it clears the way to pass the pension bill - seen as a vital signal to financial markets that Brazil is serious about restoring fiscal discipline.
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Their task was to carry out a prescribed burn—a carefully controlled, low-intensity fire that clears duff and deadwood, reducing the risk of a catastrophic wildfire.
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The congressional vote clears the way for the bill to be considered by a special committee, and focus now turns to the hurdles it may face there.
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"Today's final vote in the Council clears the path for free roaming," said Dr. Emmanuel Mallia, the Maltese Minister for Competitiveness and Digital, in a press statement.
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That margin is crucial: Under state law, if no candidate clears 50%, the race, which featured three candidates, would go to a December two-candidate runoff election.
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Bloomberg asserted on July 27, "It's hard to see how Moonves remains at the company," positing that this clears the path for Redstone to get her merger.
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A few people mentioned to me they had to check out of their hotels and are still working out their next move until the storm clears up.
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The rub is much of the upside won't come until later in the year once uncertainty surrounding trade talks between Washington and Beijing likely clears — not now.
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That's my drug of choice: venting and letting it all out up there is what clears my head and puts me in a good space, you know?
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"At least until the smoke clears and the stocks have fallen so far that I will tell you when the time is right to pounce," Cramer said.
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Curiously, Samsung is still selling the non-backlit version of the Chromebook Pro for the same $599.99 (presumably while it clears out stock of the old model).
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"It clears the deck," said Blair Horner, the legislative director for the New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonpartisan watchdog organization, and a former Cuomo aide.
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"If the government clears all these demands, we are ready to come back to the table with the commitment we declared during the Juba Declaration", Amoun said.
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If the bill clears the House and is sent to the governor, he must sign or veto it within 10 days, or the measure automatically becomes law.
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Sonpal explains that fiber clears out our intestines and helps keep us to feel fuller for longer periods of time, curbing our impulse to binge and snack.
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The beer deal also clears a path for small, craft brewers to continue operating in the U.S. without being forced out of business, the Justice Department said.
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Put more bluntly: Getting rid of shit you don't want and organizing what you do want not only clears your physical environment, but your head as well.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN JENELLE EVANS CLEARS THE AIRANGRY BAGEL SHOP GUY SPEAKS TO TMZ CAMTONI BRAXTON IS HEARTBROKEN OVER JEWELRY THEFTAUDRINA PATRIDGE BOUNCING BACK ON THE BEACH
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I give him six months of marriage before he clears out the S&M gear from the Red Room of Pain and puts in a train set.
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He told Bloomberg News in January he'd freeze the Banking Committee's work until he clears that hurdle, and blocked six nominees from receiving committee approval in December.
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And if the haze clears and there are strong signals that state legalization has hurt the community, Hickenlooper said Colorado's legal marijuana experiment may have to end.
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If you're someone that regularly clears his or her cookies, then you'll likely need to do it each and every time you visit the site in question.
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The document clears the way for government approval of the proposed 350,224-mile pipeline from Canada's Alberta tar sands region to refineries in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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"By increasing the market-clearing price in the capacity market, the MOPR increases the cost of every unit of capacity that clears the capacity auction," Glick notes.
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Reddit also clears your history every time you log out, so alternatively you can log out whenever you're done viewing porn, but that's kind of a pain.
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According to a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll released Friday, only about a third of Americans believe that Mueller's report clears Trump of all wrong-doing.
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The far-reaching Mississippi law also clears the way for employers to cite religion in determining workplace policies on dress code, grooming and bathroom and locker access.
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Venus finally clears its shadow on December 17, after which, you'll really feel like you're in new territory instead of wading and working through the same old!
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Its abounding freshness clears your eyes and lifts your spirits, so that everything around you, in and out of the museum, looks clear, bright, alive, and new.
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You usually get about a week's warning, and everyone panics and clears the store shelves, and businesses start to close and events get canceled, and then... nothing.
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Mr. Cordray's departure clears the way for President Trump to reshape the agency and for Mr. Cordray to perhaps run for governor in Ohio, his home state.
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After it builds to a chaotic fever pitch, the mist eventually clears away for a blissed-out two-chord progression in accompaniment with Temples' original song's chorus.
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The FDA's Emergency Use Authorisation clears the tests to be deployed in the United States and markets accepting the CE mark showing they conform to European standards.
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His role could expand this week with Bryant inactive, provided he clears the N.F.L.'s concussion protocol, which he is expected to do after practicing on Wednesday.
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First, there's the obvious shock factor when the user takes a razor to his or her brows and clears off everything from the arch to the tail.
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For Republicans, the completion of the exercise clears the way for them to advance to the next step in their quest to gut the health care law.
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To maintain the molecules in a wave-like state, the team clears a narrow path for them through the tube, like police cordoning off a parade route.
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Republicans will argue that if Mueller, a decorated former Marine and ultimate Washington straight arrow, clears Trump, a new flurry of investigations would amount to presidential persecution.
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Within the first two weeks after giving birth, you can expect to lose an average of eight to 225 pounds as your body clears out excess fluid.
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"Chomper," a semi-autonomous, googly-eyed, GPS-guided snowblower designed and built by MIT research engineer Dane Kouttron, clears snow after an overnight storm in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The gadgets and technologies we'll be using tomorrow battle it out for our money and attention, and when the dust clears some inevitably come out on top.
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Hall's new book clears a rare middle way for her reader to pursue happiness, what the ancient Greeks called eudaimonia, usually translated as well-being or prosperity.
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From now until Mars clears its shadow on October 10, you'll have a second chance with any dates you went on from June 26 through August 27.
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"The presumption is on its next earnings [Starbucks] gaps again as it did last quarter and the stock clears all of these hurdles — I'm a buyer," Worth said.
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That's an admittedly low bar—which tells you all you need to know about Wear OS watches—but stay tuned to see whether the Fossil Sport clears it.
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Verrone said he is waiting until the S&P 500 clears 2,760 before making an "all-clear call" but that he thinks market conditions are showing good signs.
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I think she liked it, and she has nice manners: when she clears her throat, she lifts her napkin up to her mouth and coughs straight into it.
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