I got closer to 30; he got closer to 35.
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You'll get closer to someone, or get closer to understanding yourself.
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Are we closer to confirming that or closer to debunking it?
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"So humans get closer to robots and robots get closer to humans."
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Closer to the hearth, radio was also closer to our personal lives.
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As we grow closer to the cause, we grow closer to the cure.
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I'm getting closer and closer to feeling comfortable and closer to trusting my swing.
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Getting closer to how I saw myself allowed me to get closer to other people, too.
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The bullet flew closer to our base, closer to the post with our Marine on it.
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One bucket was closer to the student, and one was closer to the end of the hall.
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"She wants to get closer to the information; closer to the data and the networks," says Matsuda.
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But now they're helping women much closer to home—nearly 7,000 miles closer to home, to be precise.
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The more complicated answer: Areas closer to the equator actually rotate faster than areas closer to the poles.
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The destruction of their habitat has forced sharks closer to land, thus closer to humans, the researchers said.
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We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and closer to winning this election in November.
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When I was young, I had a very large breath, and I enjoyed singing long phrases; today, I try to be more maybe closer to the score, closer to the words, closer to the sentiment.
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As we move closer to spring and the Earth tilts closer to the sun, the days will seem longer.
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But the company should be trading closer to $59 per share, and valued closer to $15 billion, he said.
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Repeatedly, the gallery attendant has to ask people to move closer to the walls, closer to these raw images.
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As Iran gets closer to possessing a nuclear weapon, the United States will once again inch closer to war.
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To be closer to reality, to be closer to religion, and to be closer, in general to the human condition.
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We take the metro and instead of getting closer to the cable cars, we get closer to Nickelodeon World. Help.
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Instead, it will likely be closer to what Obama worked toward — something closer to a 30 percent tax rate, he said.
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And no shock Sanders is endorsing Clinton; she's closer to his policy views and he can pull her closer to his.
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"The David Dance" traces choreography in which a man steps closer to himself, then away; closer to love, then away again.
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Although he is no closer to locating the missing works, he said, he feels closer to understanding where they have been.
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We can say with certainty this approach will not make Americans safer, nor will it bring the Middle East closer to stability, the Iranian people closer to liberty, or the Trump administration closer to its stated foreign policy aims.
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In fact, New York drivers' earnings were closer to $61,000 and San Francisco drivers' earnings were closer to $53,000, the FTC found.
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Oli's leftwing alliance is considered to be closer to China while outging leader Deuba is widely seen as being closer to India.
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He says the truth is, the number is closer to $427k and bail should be set closer to the $50-100k range.
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Getting closer to his goal, if no closer to any form of enlightenment, he reaches Chile and its astoundingly barren Atacama Desert.
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As the Nets inch closer to a playoff spot, what if the trap door opens and they fall closer to the cellar?
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My daily carry puts the bag closer to a dozen pounds, and when I'm traveling its total weight is closer to 20 pounds.
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Instead, they are ranked based on relationship — people you are closer to should, in theory, be closer to the front of the queue.
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She never felt closer to her son or his gentle friend there; she felt closer to the mute enormity of this other absence.
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"It does make me feel closer to the girl, and I think it makes her feel closer to me as well," another added.
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Then I'd be one step closer to solving the mystery of the Obra Dinn, and one step closer to disembarking from this cursed vessel.
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As his demands weren't met, he started a 60-second countdown, moving Zoey closer to his chest and the knife closer to her throat.
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Now that the new spaceship is closer to flying, the dream of civilian space travel for the non-millionaire crowd is closer to reality.
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As an example, if USB's efficiency ratio was closer to industry averages, its return on assets (ROA) would also be closer to industry averages.
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Higher enrichment levels take Iran closer to making the kind of material needed for a bomb — which requires something closer to 90 percent purity.
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"We are moving closer to securing the Democratic Party nomination and closer to winning this election in November," she said to supporters in Florida.
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In other words, Tebow's first official day of pro baseball brought him one step closer to sainthood, but not necessarily closer to the big leagues.
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Take a look at these questions to find out if you're closer to death or closer to hearing back from that job you applied for.
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As we get closer to Suicide Squad's much-anticipated release date, a new trailer gets us closer to Jared Leto's Joker than we have before.
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Drivers in San Francisco are likely to earn closer to $14 per hour, while in other cities the rate is closer to $11 per hour.
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But that trend flips with non-evangelical voters, with Strange running far closer to Moore among voters closer to the center of the political spectrum.
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The whole year is a near-blackout, except that I remember how each day carried my baby closer to life and her closer to death.
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Then it came time to drink the chicha to transcend normal human existence, allowing oneself to rise closer to the gods and closer to existential awareness.
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Mr Hammond's move nudges the tax system closer to their rational ideal, bringing the taxes paid by the self-employed closer to those paid by employees.
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It now expects net sales growth to be closer to 9 percent than 10 percent and organic net sales growth closer to flat than 1 percent.
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I want a portrait to bring a viewer closer to the subject, for that viewer to have a greater understanding and feel closer to someone else.
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By refusing grand stakes and instead conducting funny fictional experiments, Aickman and Bullwinkel get closer to the truth; closer to describing whatever lives under the floorboards.
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It's been closer to 30 percent after a Republican president has cut taxes and closer to 40 percent after a Democratic president has modestly raised them.
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Though minor, the shift could put military personnel closer to border control points — and, potentially, closer to interaction with approaching migrants, something Mr. Mattis has resisted.
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A cascade of new tech buyers for captured carbon might bring that price closer to $100, meaning that $1 million could displace closer to 2,000 cars.
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Al Loving, for example, reportedly moved away from hard-edge abstraction toward quilting because it made him feel closer to his Black identity, closer to home.
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But the pair will now be closer to each other, with Wolfram relocating to a facility closer to his wife's, the couple's granddaughter, Ashley Bartyik, tells PEOPLE.
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Some are closer to the connoisseur and some are closer to the Budweiser guy; most people want to try new things but also know what they like.
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The film follows a family of Puritan dissenters who retreat to the Massachusetts wilds to be closer to God, and wind up closer to something much darker.
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In the map below, lower numbers put cities closer to the top, most desirable part of the list, and higher numbers put cities closer to the bottom.
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When the duck gets really fat, its belly starts hanging closer to the bottom of the chart — net load gets closer and closer to zero around midday.
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"We firmly believe that part of the importance of the move downtown is that it gets us closer to our customers, it gets us closer to competition, it gets us closer to the trends in ... society," Easterbrook said at a ceremony to mark the move, USA Today reported.
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Among the study participants, 68.1% of the biological female brains fell closer to the female extreme while 74.5% of biological male brains fell closer to the male extreme.
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Support for the EU in Poland was closer to the higher readings at 61 percent, and for Hungary it stood at 47 percent, closer to the lower end.
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Waheed's works let you get lost, focus, feel amazed or calm; they bring you closer to the earth, closer to the moon, without the environmental impacts of land art.
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"I think we're not closer to war than a week ago, but we are closer to war than we were a decade ago," McMaster told ABC News' "This Week".
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Former Joint Chiefs chairman: US closer to nuclear war with North Korea than ever The United States is "closer to a nuclear war with North Korea" than ever, Adm.
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"Partisanship still overtakes gender, meaning that Republican women are still more akin to behave closer to or have opinions closer to Republican men than, say, Democratic women," Newall said.
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Light-skinned black Americans, even those with two black parents, have, for centuries, been considered to be closer to white people, closer to white ideals about, well, most everything.
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Closer to home, he said that DEA's gas activities were likely to benefit as Germany moved closer to abandoning coal-fired power generation over the long-term for environmental reasons.
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"Because we are closer to full employment and because we are closer to our inflation target I am more confident now that a more normalized situation makes sense," he said.
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"I assure you, I have never refused to board any mode of transportation that would bring me closer to home, closer to Canada and back with my family," he said.
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The Republican front runner may have gotten a little bit closer to becoming president last week, after sweeping all five states in Tuesday's primary, but he's no closer to acting presidential.
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Basically, countries closer to the North and South poles will look much larger and distorted on a map than countries closer to the Equator (which will look smaller and scrunched up).
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I may be getting closer to finding a relationship, but I'm also getting closer to being the type of person who won't compromise herself in order to stay in that partnership.
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Instead, runners will follow a more southerly, flatter route in the park, bringing them closer to Midtown Manhattan, closer to the skyscrapers and horse-drawn carriages, Columbus Circle and Carnegie Hall.
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With only three days to avert government shutdown by passing a spending bill, any day that Congress doesn't move closer to a solution is a day it moves closer to shutdown.
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Now they wait closer to 2260 ½ years and stretching.
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Duggan bent Plaintiff's legs closer to her head, drawing his pelvis closer to her buttocks and genitalia and continued to pound Plaintiff's legs (and as a result, her buttocks) up and down.
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That's much closer to what I think this laptop should cost — and more importantly it's much closer to being the entry-level price Apple should be charging for its entry-level laptop.
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There are also other metro stations closer to the U.S. Embassy in Brussels than the one targeted by the Tuesday bombers, which is closer to offices of the European Union's political system.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Wednesday): Sunny skies return for another consecutive day as highs reach closer to 40 degrees (closer to normal for this time of year).
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Additionally, the researchers observed larger nests, and found that it was more likely that the older soldiers would be closer to the nest exits, while the younger soldiers stayed closer to the queen.
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"About 19% of Republicans held economic policy positions closer to the average Democrat than the average Republican", say the authors, while "just 9% of Democrats held economic positions closer to the average Republican".
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Just book as early as possible and just monitor seat selection closer to the date (in most cases, 24 hours before) if you want to upgrade or change seats closer to the front.
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It passed the halfway mark to completion at the end of 22015, bringing the Southern Gas Corridor pipeline project closer to its finishing point – and closer to reducing Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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And the divide is nearly as large on Kasich, with 43% of those who feel closer to the President viewing him unfavorably, compared with 12% among those who feel closer to the party.
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Countries like Vietnam, which had been edging closer to the United States, and Malaysia and Thailand, which were moving toward Beijing, may now see the value in drawing closer to China, analysts said.
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Signed, Closer to 265 Dear Just Turned 40 and Closer to 50, Throughout my 20s and most of my 30s, I was convinced I was never going to make it as a writer.
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But Impossible's move into retail gets us one step closer to a revamped food system — and it gets you one step closer to grilling up a tasty meatless snack anytime the craving strikes.
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His feud with Qatar has pushed it closer to Iran.
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These days they would've been worth closer to $7.8 million.
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Omini – PARIS Omini brings lab testing closer to the patient.
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In the equity market, that premium is closer to 5%.
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Once I'm there, I'm one step closer to my workout.
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It's also fantastic for romance or getting closer to someone.
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And to bring that a little bit [closer] to home.
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Musk has promised the Y will be closer to $40,000.
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When others fled, they drove closer to the spinning winds.
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Ted Cruz, is one step closer to becoming a reality.
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Alas, we're no closer to learning the new arrival's name.
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If this keeps going closer to November, forget those elections.
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They're now closer to where they were 10 years ago.
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They're closer to personal helicopters than a futuristic flying car.
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The closer to $22 the thinner and lighter they'll be.
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Sanders's delegate target for Tuesday is probably closer to 400.
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Berkshire shares recently traded closer to a 1.4 times multiple.
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Why not keep your savings a little closer to home?
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The same can be seen closer to the United States.
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He said that it makes him feel closer to God.
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This week's decision puts 23andMe closer to its original mission.
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Today that view has moved much closer to the mainstream.
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That will change as people get closer to actually voting.
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But closer to the equator, things get all mixed up.
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His voice grew closer to a shout with every line.
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Prior to those years, the amounts were closer to $2256.25,000.
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Another popular fan theory might be closer to the truth.
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Today's marketing software is bringing that idea closer to reality.
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The movie ended and he pulled me closer to him.
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In 2012, yields on similar bonds were closer to 24%.
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She felt personally closer to events than many other journalists.
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Political leaders may have also come closer to embracing it.
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Closer to one out of 10 on a bad day.
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Closer to one out of 2000 on a bad day.
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And it can make us feel much closer to them.
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Pacific Time, the queue is stretching closer to 10 minutes.
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Our model now suggests that number is closer to 70%.
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Expect to hear more as we get closer to launch.
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More than once I lean in closer to hear him.
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It might also anchor the party closer to the centre.
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Today's announcement brings us one step closer to that goal.
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Other analyses have put the hit closer to $12 trillion.
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But at other universities, it will be closer to panic.
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Drone racing brings us one step closer to pod racing.
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For Southwest, it's closer to $67,000 per day, per airplane.
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More information is expected closer to the streaming service's launch.
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It'll get you that much closer to a free pizza.
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Ward's target is probably closer to the mark, he added.
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Every punch takes him closer to the verge of collapse.
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You have to get closer to them to identify it.
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Will Kate's singing goals bring her closer to her mom?
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London is 1,000 miles closer to Washington, D.C., than Hawaii.
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The ratio has been getting closer to par every year.
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For something closer to "reality," you can watch Real Housewives.
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Meghan Markle is one step closer to becoming a royal.
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Professionally, Pierce and Decker have grown even closer to Twilight.
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And an even smaller number, closer to 15, are functional.
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In the Davos crowd it is closer to 5 percent.
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On these headphones, it's closer to clean but not perfect.
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Moving closer to the consumer brings new sources of complexity.
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Will it be closer to $60 billion or $70 billion?
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Attracting workers from closer to home seems a better bet.
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That's the question we can ultimately get closer to understanding.
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It appears we are one step closer to that reality.
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The Amish barns, however, are much closer to their homes.
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At Tuesday's levels, the presumed drop was closer to 7%.
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But I did come closer to the fragility of manhood.
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Other Republicans who ran closer to Trump -- including Wisconsin Sen.
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A child It has also brought blessings closer to home.
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Closer to home, there's an offer of a free pizza.
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The demons swirl closer to the dead man, enclosing him.
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Yet, people like to drink hot beverages closer to 130°.
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Reinforcement work closer to the plant was done in 2017.
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Analysts thought that number would be closer to 4.8 million.
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The United States is closer to pushing on a string.
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Now the number is closer to 130 and still rising.
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MCC: WHY DO YOU WANT TO BECOME CLOSER TO RUSSIA?
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On the gender spectrum, I am much closer to female.
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Instead the economy suffered something closer to a system crash.
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Rosemary, he thinks, always wanted to be closer to home.
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These nearly 700 stores average closer to 40,2134 square feet.
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OF Alex Presley is coming closer to resuming baseball activities.
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The VR experience is closer to a mobile VR one.
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It's closer to Ike, which last week raised $52 million.
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It said other details will be shared closer to launch.
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Expect the bigger stars to arrive last, closer to 20143.
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Her snowboarding runs are also closer to a minute long.
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Now the Five Eyes are closer to it than ever.
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Most of them are closer to 30 or 45 seconds.
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My interests definitely lie closer to graffiti now than initially.
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It's telling the Bank we're getting closer to full employment.
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You're getting closer to the dawn of a new Eve.
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When it gets phosphorylated, they edge closer to the membrane.
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It gets you that much closer to a realistic experience.
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Those weeks, I run closer to 50 or 60 miles.
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Sit closer to the big TV if you have to.
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"You can move closer to him, Mr. Klein," Goodman said.
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It is getting closer to a pretty negative scenario unfolding.
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Still, a trade war could push Europe closer to China.
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But are we any closer to finding the main wreckage?
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It also pulls the story closer to the real world.
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The current paradigm of artificial intelligence is closer to nature.
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Nitrile, on the other hand, feels much closer to natural.
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But some were carted off to countries closer to home.
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"We want to be closer to the stage," pleaded Liam.
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Jenna Johnson is one step closer to becoming a Mrs.!
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Terrorist groups are closer to us than you might think.
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"It's closer to directing theater than directing film," she says.
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Whatever brings us together also brings us closer to God.
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Now, with CRISPR, xenotransplantation seems even closer to researchers' grasp.
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We're perceptibly closer to the end than when I started.
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Slowly, Ahmed's aggression softened into something closer to intellectual curiosity.
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Two additional categories will be revealed closer to the show.
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Expect to see something closer to production later this year.
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I found myself getting closer and closer to my roots.
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Kennedy's decision to help India drew Pakistan closer to China.
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Other recent trades saw their prices return closer to par.
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The pieces were much larger, closer to a rough chop.
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But the Fed consensus is closer to four rate hikes.
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Another security detail person was closer to home plate, probably.
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Or something closer to a "perzine" or personal, diaristic zine?
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Did the dog want to be closer to the owner?
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In 2018, Mars will actually be even closer to Earth.
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US military says checkpoint prevented truck getting closer to embassies.
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But delegation brings Spark one step closer to its competitor.
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For Macron, that share is closer to one in two.
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And Syrian fighters are getting closer to Raqqa every day.
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"For private, it's probably closer to two days," says Stewart.
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In reality you're closer to David Brent or Prince William.
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Given that it costed closer to $2650,25, that was impressive.
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Still, Congress does not appear closer to taking one up.
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Warriors defeat Wolves, inch closer to best record OAKLAND, Calif.
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It's going to make you go closer to the screen.
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The study brings us a little closer to those answers.
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Joe Jonas is getting closer to being a married man.
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But it brought the two foes no closer to peace.
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One that I hope could make you closer to him.
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Each medium tries to bring the fantasy closer to reality.
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At that point, you are getting closer to a vodka.
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The recurring themes of "Momma" sprung from closer to home.
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Trump came closer to picking Christie than is generally known.
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Experts say the real increase is closer to $28503 billion.
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The stock was last trading closer to $3 per share.
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It's closer to an impressionist painting than a photorealist painting.
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We've also included some budget destinations much closer to home.
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She's farther out than most people and closer to home.
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Some hard stares that may have been closer to glares.
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It's closer to an armored personnel carrier from the future.
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Closer to Public Square, several renovation projects are under construction.
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Some grave sites I've gone to are closer to home.
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Science fiction appeared to draw a step closer to fact.
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They are ready to move power back closer to home.
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We'll deal with things as we get closer to that.
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But it tips the balance closer to the status quo.
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But China's actual total weighting is closer to 17 percent.
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But I think I'm getting closer to that consistency level.
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Other estimates put Canada's spending at closer to 220.1 percent.
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But we are closer to being able to find out.
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The figure is probably closer to $100 billion, many say.
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This is how a leader gets closer to his business.
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And I worry that we're getting closer to that point.
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In her underlying toughness, she is closer to Elaine Stritch.
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Other estimates have put the number closer to 30 million.
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But as the plan inches closer to an end, Rep.
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After fees, they'll take home closer to $14,000 and $7,000.
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Justice is actually closer to 85033 feet, 7 inches tall.
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She moved to his floor to be closer to him.
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Tyler bought a few books himself, spending closer to $30.
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The other, sitting closer to Maxwell, is green, for shakes.
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As we got closer to Winnipeg, we passed more farms.
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"We've gotten closer to the president," Starr told Fox News.
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I'm convinced that exercise moved me closer to my destiny.
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" The woman says, "I want to get closer to him.
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For now, Thailand's one step closer to really scaring investors.
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They're closer to thick leather socks than chunky ankle boots.
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All this, of course, brings you closer to your pet.
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The Guard says that total is closer to $70 million.
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Closer to the election, it warned, the prohibitions will broaden.
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It's partly timing as you get closer to the launch.
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Some will be no closer to their families and communities.
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" In 1976, "chronologically I'm probably closer to Wiley than anybody.
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So we are aiming for much closer to $14 billion.
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Don't encourage them to come closer to your home, either.
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As of this fall, that number was closer to 60.
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Ironically, however, the map doesn't cover areas closer to shore.
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"I'd say closer to three than four [weeks]," he said.
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The 2011 first editions are closer to $10k a pop.
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A secondary trial run at ShopRite came closer to $22.
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These groups are no closer to a lasting peace today.
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An opportunity to get closer to someone arrives this evening.
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Maybe, he said, well actually you're closer to a journalist.
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Her experience was closer to six days – still, not bad.
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This is closer to being accomplished, although challenges remain. 2.
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It would be closer to the Finals than the playoffs.
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I didn't come any closer to believing in organized religion.
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Expect the final number to be closer to $750 million.
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As we get closer to answers we'll do the work.
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A powerful opportunity to grow closer to someone will arrive.
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The whites of Mazer's eyes were something closer to ivory.
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They're far from precise even much closer to the caucuses.
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Dawn lived one door closer to the tunnel than Nancy.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, Aquarius is closer to the horizon.
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Closer to Lake St. Clair, posh estates dot the shoreline.
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I'm frustrated that I'm no closer to answering this question.
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A 10% tariff brings it closer to $700 next year.
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The Dow ended the week heading closer to another record.
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Scientists are one step closer to understanding nuclear fusion power
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It was a position far closer to that of Sen.
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But the father role, at least, feels closer to home.
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The show uses humor to get closer to the nastiness.
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So far, the result has been closer to the opposite.
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People are building ever closer to areas ready to ignite.
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The median turbine was closer to 152 meters (499 feet).
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Researchers have moved a step closer to reading people's minds.
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They've worked hard and are moving closer to their goals.
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But much of his impact was felt closer to home.
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He then moved to Virginia to be closer to relatives.
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As we get closer to the holiday season and Dec.
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Tony got closer to Huma and HRC during the campaign.
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Feelings run closer to the surface with this new cast.
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Which means the Amazon is creeping closer to the threshold.
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It's troubles like these that bring us closer to God'.
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An ancient statue may be a step closer to home.
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Without distraction, closer to God, at one with the universe.
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And it didn't help my dad get closer to me.
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You're sitting closer to your colleagues than you were before.
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This verdict risks pushing them closer to the breaking point.
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The closer to zero an R220 value is, the better.
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Project, this number has to be closer to 60 percent.
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He moved back in 2004 to be closer to relatives.
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"I wanted to be closer to my mom," she said.
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This novel's tone is closer to that of Elmore Leonard.
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But Rocket Lab is aiming for markets closer to home.
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Four years ago, inspiration came from closer to home, however.
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Flay's most recent project took him somewhere closer to home.
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Meanwhile, he's pulling the 2020 field closer to his views.
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They're closer to thick leather socks than chunky ankle boots.
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The insurgents were inching closer and closer to Lashkar Gah.
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And, as he ages, he'll start closer to the front.
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Closer to our departure date, we start thinking about accommodation.
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But the investigators came no closer to finding the plane.
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Some estimates put that figure closer to 2000 billion people.
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But I'm saying, it probably was closer to 100 percent.
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California's new data privacy law brings U.S. closer to GDPR
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Now my hypothetical game has come much closer to reality.
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With each plant grown, he is closer to that dream.
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It's one step closer to "the closetless future," she said.
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That allows scientists to sample closer to the Earth's mantle.
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Believe in yourself and you'll be closer to actually succeeding.
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But, he says, synthetic data keeps getting closer to reality.
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But Leo's birth has brought her closer to her roots.
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This latest account appears to be closer to the truth.
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Industry experts were projecting a number closer to $50 million.
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Much closer to the foreground are crackly sounds — a storm?
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That number was closer to one in four last year.
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But I am much closer to Hannah Horvath than Fleabag.
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It may be closer to 6 points than 8 points.
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Today, those costs are closer to $48,510 and $21,213, respectively.
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No country feels closer to America in its core values.
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In my experience, music has never seemed closer to nature.
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However, they are no closer to understanding how it formed.
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Blazers beat Wolves, inch closer to playoff berth PORTLAND, Ore.
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We're closer to finding alien life than we've ever been.
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Some northern states closer to Delhi were almost as bad.
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"I wanted to be closer to the beach," she said.
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But I kept hoping to find something closer to home.
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Bringing people closer to the game simply makes it better.
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And why these people, and not humans closer to Siberia?
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Parties for more experienced members start closer to 10 p.m.
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"Say," Jeb said, dragging the chair closer to the fence.
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The film was projected to make closer to $20 million.
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Such voyages can also bring you closer to fellow fans.
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Scientists now think that slime molds are closer to amoeba.
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More artists may be announced closer to the auction dates.
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He preferred, he said, milk from breeds closer to Bactrian.
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"This is one step closer to justice," she told reporters.
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THRUSH: A little closer to the airport than you were.
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How could its people be brought closer to the world?
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This means that exoplanets can be closer to their stars.
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It is probably now closer to half, and it's growing.
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New York is also closer to Europe, an important market.
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We walk closer to L'Enfant Plaza for better Uber prices.
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In China, the rate is closer to $5 an hour.
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She usually doesn't get to work until closer to 9.
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A week ago, that number was closer to 20 percent.
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Perhaps because others had come even closer to Trump's language.
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New research may be leading us closer to one more.
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He was still trying to get closer to his children.
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"Much closer to Trump's America than this congregation," he said.
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For Google, this is one tiny step closer to that.
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I would even say it moves me closer to God.
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Of the two teams, the Chargers are closer to moving.
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Meanwhile, painter Dawood Salman is using symbols closer to home.
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Closer to the stars ... but still not above the fog.
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PLANK: WE CAN STAY CLOSER TO THE CONSUMER THAT WAY.
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Italy is edging closer to its crucial election vote Sunday.
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In the U.S., the number is closer to 50 percent.
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Today, those costs are closer to $48,510 and $21,413, respectively.
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I'll post up how it works closer to the time.
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Supporters describe it as something closer to a noise ordinance.
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Clinton came closer to winning Texas than she did Iowa.
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But it has transformed into something closer to collective culpability.
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In rich countries, the proportion is closer to a quarter.
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Trump is also said to be growing closer to Sen.
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Use your holiday bonus to get closer to that goal.
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Forbes estimates that Harris is worth closer to $6 million.
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We think this gives you a target closer to $140.
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The Neanderthal mitochondrial DNA was much closer to our own.
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Republicans are getting closer to victory on a tax bill.
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Now, the revision is much closer to the new consensus.
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Was it one step closer to effectively becoming television itself?
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He's closer to a Beverly Hillbilly than one from Appalachia.
|
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Hearings like yesterday's move us closer to understanding that truth.
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Some priests say the number is closer to 215 percent.
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Now, they are several steps closer to getting that access.
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The Turks contend that closer to 300,000 Armenians were killed.
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For those over 24, it's closer to one in five.
|
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His views on economics closer to center than many GOP.
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But overall, let's take this whole closer to home ... Okay.
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You're closer to Hillary than the Stalinists were with Roosevelt!
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But in Us, Peele brings the critique closer to home.
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Read This Next: We're One Step Closer to Reversing Paralysis
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I'm also speaking closer to the microphone, per my instructions.
|
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But we're getting closer and closer to a turning point.
|
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But overall, let's take this whole closer to home... Okay.
|
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Barkley has admitted in the past that he is closer to 6 feet 2002 inches than his listed height, and James is widely assumed to weigh closer to 270 pounds than his listed weight.
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I believe my marriage, like Pete Buttigieg's and his husband's, will move me closer to God and I believe the rise of progressive Christians is pushing the entire church closer to God as well.
|
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"The Fed has certainly come closer to the market than the market coming closer to the Fed, but we're seeing solid economic data in the U.S., and we need to follow that closely," Hooper said.
|
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But considering how Democrats overachieved in suburban areas in 2017 special elections, Lamb might get closer to 60 percent in Allegheny and lag further behind in the outlying areas, with turnout higher closer to Pittsburgh.
|
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Bolton said that Kim was "jiving the Americans" and that, instead of getting closer to denuclearization, North Korea was getting closer to building a nuclear bomb that could target US cities, according to The Post.
|
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Large scale production of the tanker is now closer to reality.
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On the intermittent mode it will last closer to 12 hours.
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It's closer to theater, and as such, is best seen onstage.
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Survation credits its success to sticking closer to the raw numbers.
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Smaller HDTVs (2250 inches) can get you even closer to $303.
|
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Now the teen labor participation rate is closer to 40 percent.
|
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Can you buy a cheaper car or move closer to work?
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More recent studies have put that figure closer to 993 percent.
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Those who were closer to my age seemed desperate and sad.
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Kim Kardashian West is one step closer to becoming an attorney.
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Australians are one step closer to getting rid of the postman.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: That&aposs getting closer and closer to us now.
|
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Downton Abbey is one step closer to hitting the big screen.
|
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But as a matter of politics, Hannity is closer to right.
|
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The thinner keyboard is closer to the 12-inch MacBook design.
|
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Twitter's closer to Facebook, but they're sort of in the middle.
|
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But Batman is a lot closer to Superman than he isn't.
|
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Janel Parrish is one step closer to being a blushing bride.
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It tricks people into thinking it's closer to the real thing.
|
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For Western incumbents, the greater risk may lie closer to home.
|
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"It definitely moves us a step closer to that," Johnson said.
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If you're looking for something closer to home, have no fear.
|
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This year, I'm hoping for something closer to the 4,000 mAh.
|
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While America gets closer to Russia, France is pulling further away.
|
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But Yost doesn't expect the closer to return before Sept. 1.
|
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Break dancing is a step closer to becoming an Olympic sport.
|
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Breitfeld said he thinks that could come closer to 50 percent.
|
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Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said they're getting closer to returning.
|
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Yesterday's surprise tweet suggests SpaceX is inching closer to its ambitions.
|
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Hong Kong Police estimated the number of protesters closer to 21997,2180.
|
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And yes, I walked a little closer to listen in, too.
|
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I think a bunch of people were there closer to 10.
|
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You have to get closer to know it's a staged crash.
|
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But his older sibling gets us closer to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
|
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Robinhood just got one step closer to an initial public offering.
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KS: No. I was a little closer to it back then.
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Luann de Lesseps is one step closer to tying the knot!
|
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Top Cheerers will launch closer to the end of the month.
|
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Apple currently uses two cameras to understand what's closer to you.
|
|
Official figures by the government put the figure closer to 4,000.
|
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"He was probably closer to my color than his original color."
|
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Hundreds more homes have been swallowed closer to the eruption site.
|
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The S&P edged closer to a record hit on Jan.
|
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Heliobacteria have brought them a few steps closer to that goal.
|
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And Hickenlooper might even have competition closer to home: Colorado Sen.
|
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One manager thinks it might be closer to one in ten.
|
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Hopefully, we're one step closer to making this awareness a reality.
|
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It'll be unveiled closer to the L1's April release date.
|
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The vibe is perfect for getting closer to someone this evening.
|
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That information will be revealed "closer to launch," the company says.
|
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The continued standoff, Japanese diplomats fret, pushes Russia closer to China.
|
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Closer to home, eclipses have been tied to events of revolution.
|
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Only 8% thought he would bring Russia closer to the West.
|
|
Another week closer to the date Britain leaves the European Union.
|
|
Public officials should work to bring us closer to that goal.
|
|
" He went on: "We are getting closer to the 22018 elections.
|
|
Amazon's announcement took Young's dream one large step closer to reality.
|
|
India has lobbied for an even later date, closer to 2030.
|
|
Three years later, we're exponentially closer to Spike Jonze's imagined future.
|
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Yet the prime minister seems little closer to a Brexit deal.
|
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Oahu: Yes, but wish it was a bit closer to Waikiki.
|
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As you get closer to a radar, your radar gets worse.
|
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Foldable phones are closer to becoming real than most people think.
|
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As of last night, we may be closer to an answer.
|
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Chris Harrison is one step closer to not being a bachelor!
|
|
"It's more familiar, Muslim and closer to home," says an applicant.
|
|
Each day gets you closer to where you want to be.
|
|
As we get closer to 11, I begin to worry more.
|
|
Ecuador is inching closer to the brink of a failed petrostate.
|
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And the newly selected committee will stick even closer to script.
|
|
Maybe the comparison is closer to the truth than we realize.
|
|
Instead, she's grounded in a world much closer to our own.
|
|
"I have to get closer to the tech world," said Vergara.
|
|
A full review will be posted closer to the film's release.
|
|
And now, two years later, it's finally closer to the ideal.
|
|
Other studies have put estimates closer to 195,000 deaths a year.
|
|
Elon Musk's Boring Company is getting closer to becoming a reality.
|
|
That's one step closer to the coveted Best in Show title!
|
|
One partial solution is to look for answers closer to home.
|
|
Serena Williams is one step closer to walking down the aisle!
|
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We got closer to creating a healthier planet for our children.
|
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China, Taiwan, and Czechoslovakia used sex to get closer to sources.
|
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I hope it gets them closer to some kind of justice.
|
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Bringing resources closer to people to reduce the need for travel.
|
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We'll see what happens as we get closer to the date.
|
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They advised me to apply for finance positions closer to home.
|
|
In the meantime, it's a step closer to Foursquare and Yelp.
|
|
Ultimately he ended up staying closer to home in New Jersey.
|
|
Justin Timberlake is inching closer and closer to releasing new music.
|
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Lauren Burnham is one step closer to walking down the aisle!
|
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I grew closer to my friends and to my new city.
|
|
Wikileaks ethics are closer to pure anarchy than any virtuous cause.
|
|
Meghan Markle may be one step closer to securing U.K. citizenship.
|
|
Could this be the project to get them closer to EGOT?
|
|
Characters find themselves much closer to danger than they'd initially thought.
|
|
Atlanta lawyer Stacey Abrams is one step closer to making history.
|
|
Thompson notes the effective tax rate is closer to 29 percent.
|
|
Amazon just got a step closer to world smart speaker domination.
|
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I'd watch anything to be a little bit closer to him.
|
|
Did the project change as you got closer to the performance?
|
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We are one step closer to dispensing justice in this case.
|
|
Today, the American Psychiatric Association puts the number closer to 3,000.
|
|
Emmy Rossum is this much closer to wearing her dream dress.
|
|
And in your 215s, you have to save closer to 40%.
|
|
Five years ago staffing in this section was closer to 150.
|
|
Now a new study has come closer to such a conclusion.
|
|
Another great test flight, another step closer to being #NMReady pic.twitter.
|
|
But with each passing day, it becomes closer to that ideal.
|
|
Maybe we're getting closer to being a Good Place after all?
|
|
And will Nixon's celebrity status help her inch closer to victory?
|
|
As we inch closer to E3, games are top of mind.
|
|
We are, in varying degrees, closer to pushing on a string.
|
|
It's also closer to escape routes across the desert toward Syria.
|
|
A plea deal would get Mueller closer to answering those questions.
|
|
Elon Musk's dream of hyperloop travel is getting closer to reality.
|
|
Now, with the SDK opening up, that's closer to actually happening.
|
|
"He was probably closer to my colour than his original colour."
|
|
But recently they appear to have sought targets closer to home.
|
|
Analyst predictions had the domestic take sitting closer to $150 million.
|
|
In some regions, the fires are inching closer to uncontacted tribes.
|
|
Short story ... they're getting a lot closer to hashing things out.
|
|
I signed thinking [the price] was closer to a community college.
|
|
LG says pricing details will be announced locally closer to release.
|
|
Its market valuation, once over $400bn, is now closer to $150bn.
|
|
That to have one is to get closer to the other.
|
|
These issues don't seem any closer to being resolved, RBC said.
|
|
Mr Corbyn's is much closer to the spirit of modern Britain.
|
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And it's heading closer and closer to the base's rocket launchpads.
|
|
Here in the States, that number is closer to around 10%.
|
|
CF Cameron Maybin is getting closer to returning to Detroit's lineup.
|
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Consumers may be one step closer to a higher credit score.
|
|
Certainly closer to $60, and not $47 where it is now.
|
|
Instead, of course, Erdogan is moving closer and closer to Russia.
|
|
Some industry watchers have put the withdrawals closer to $20153 billion.
|
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Of course, that might happen closer to ol' Pothole's second birthday.
|
|
A universal quantum computer is closer to reality than ever before.
|
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"Computers are moving closer and closer to our brains," Weaver says.
|
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That is the goal of everything: to be closer to Céline.
|
|
The Virginia senator is ideologically closer to Clinton than Elizabeth Warren.
|
|
So, are we a step closer to Star Wars-level clothing?
|
|
Here's where the BMW announcements get a bit closer to reality.
|
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Every day that passes, I'm one day closer to that transplant.
|
|
Shenae Grimes-Beech is one step closer to being a mom!
|
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Assets should become more conservative as you move closer to retirement.
|
|
It's significantly weaker today, where it's worth closer to 109 yen.
|
|
Cops are nowhere closer to quashing them all before they multiply.
|
|
This Kickstarter project brings that fantasy a bit closer to reality.
|
|
The gain has spurred many managers to buy closer to home.
|
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So, he would owe closer to $80 MILLION -- not $26 mil.
|
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He was probably closer to my color than his original color.
|
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I was hoping for something closer to Microsoft's Surface Book keyboard.
|
|
The conflict in Syria just got a little closer to home.
|
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Would you say being non-monogamous is closer to human nature?
|
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Although human rights groups place the number at closer to 12,000.
|
|
Perhaps the new Superman is closer to what the fans wanted.
|
|
On Friday, the oil producers cartel appeared closer to a deal.
|
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I'd like to see an entry point closer to about $615.
|
|
Their culture and people are moving closer to extinction every day.
|
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Read: Trump TV Is One Step Closer to Becoming a Reality
|
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Assume 2020 operating expenses come in closer to 7 billion pounds.
|
|
Cool. You're now one step closer to catching those vital z's.
|
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It certainly doesn't bring us any closer to peace in Yemen.
|
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The FT estimated it to be worth closer to $1 trillion.
|
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Even so, at the moment Trump is drawing closer to Clinton.
|
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I'll have more information as we get closer to the event.
|
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And it takes us one step closer to actual fiscal bankruptcy.
|
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The central bank aims for a rate closer to 2 percent.
|
|
She tried to steer them back to something closer to friendship.
|
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This is a wonderful time to get closer to a partner.
|
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It will only bring us closer to human suffering and death.
|
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With the 285% growth, my account would be closer to $2000,254.5.
|
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It seemingly gets closer to that audacious vision by the day.
|
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Nike brand baby shoes on DSW are closer to $40-45.
|
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The world is also one giant step closer to Snap's Spectacles.
|
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" Lewis characterized their recent relationship as closer to "friends with benefits.
|
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And closer to here and now, obviously Clinton, Blair and Schröder.
|
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Klepierre sees greater opportunities for synergies closer to home, Jestin said.
|
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Which will help get us closer to finding places like Earth.
|
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I was much closer to Bernie's campaign than I was Trump's.
|
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Kelly Ripa is one step closer to being an empty-nester!
|
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But we are getting closer to hopping aboard, according to Pishevar.
|
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Few in Kashmir doubt which version is closer to the truth.
|
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House narrowly passes budget, moving one step closer to tax reform
|
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Lamb is trying to get closer to Trump, not further away.
|
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"It's a process of getting closer to reality," Dr. McGrath said.
|
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Activists believe the number is closer to 32, according to YakTriNews.com.
|
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A safe limit would be closer to seven parts per trillion.
|
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But recently the killers have edged closer to the governing elites.
|
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Other games have skirted closer to strict US online casino rules.
|
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On Thursday, Uber moved a step closer to getting its way.
|
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Kundla looked riveted, gradually inching his wheelchair closer to the screen.
|
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Sadie Robertson is one step closer to being a married woman!
|
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Closer to Yemen's front lines, people have made more jarring transformations.
|
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One woman, however, moves closer to the Lyon inner sanctum — Anika.
|
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This brings the armed forces closer to the public at large.
|
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He got closer to me than anyone had been in months.
|
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She dropped to the ground and crawled closer to the bar.
|
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Trump is now one step closer to rounding out his Cabinet.
|
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It is the G.O.P. that is closer to the scientific consensus.
|
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China came in at closer to the global rate, with 42%.
|
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Standard definition was closer to a square than our current widescreens.
|
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We've got to come closer to the demand of the market.
|
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Barton has missed eight games but is getting closer to returning.
|
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Another source told Buzzfeed the deficit is closer to $16 million.
|
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Their narratives are closer to audiovisual fiction than to political debate.
|
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The prime minister was also getting much closer to passing Brexit.
|
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Some were priced under $10, while others were closer to $30.
|
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The probe will eventually be closer to the sun than Mercury.
|
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They are closer to Qaeda than they are to anyone else.
|
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Trump has also said they are moving closer to a deal.
|
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It also pushes Murphy closer to antihero status than ever before.
|
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Another one in five are unsure which they are closer to.
|
|
For Marie Ohanesian Nardin, Sambuca was a little closer to home.
|
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"We aren't the ones getting closer to NATO's borders," he said.
|
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With the , the debate shifted to closer to a floor vote.
|
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If anything, Cohen's alleged crimes fall closer to the original mandate.
|
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The goal is to stay closer to the pulse of innovation.
|
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The federal government has said it is closer to 0.43 grams.
|
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In this case the rose closer to the 200-year yield.
|
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The bank's aim is to push it closer to 2 percent.
|
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SAN FRANCISCO — Alphabet and Uber are inching closer to a showdown.
|
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The full speaker list will be announced closer to March 24.
|
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Previously, the company was calling for revenue closer to $4.28 billion.
|
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For someone like Moustafa, it might be closer to the latter.
|
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Economic growth is expected to drop closer to 6% this year.
|
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Q: Does the advice change as kids get closer to college?
|
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Ultra runners are trained to get their body closer to empty.
|
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Mindfulness brings us closer to being able to answer these truths.
|
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Adjusted for inflation, her 2010 salary would be closer to $104,500.
|
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We should also expect Turkey to draw even closer to Iran.
|
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The Venezuelan people never have been closer to regaining their freedom.
|
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" He gets closer to her and asks "Are you a citizen?
|
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But under Trump, it resembles something closer to a down escalator.
|
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With the keyboard attached, it might weigh closer to 2 pounds.
|
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Guam is actually much closer to Japan than any US state.
|
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Over the years I got closer to something that was passable.
|
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Kogan put the number of app users as closer to 200,000.
|
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The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman might be closer to deploying.
|
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Isn't it time first ladies came a little closer to first?
|
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That bet will not be clear until closer to Election Day.
|
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And I like how it brings me closer to my body.
|
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House Democrats, meanwhile, are inching closer to demanding Trump's tax returns.
|
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Waight Keller reportedly wanted to be a little closer to home.
|
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She moved closer to the mirror, her fingers examining the skin.
|
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I smiled wondering if this was bringing me closer to Joe.
|
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Photo: Getty ImagesUnmanned delivery drones are one step closer to reality.
|
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The new addition inches Rose closer to full-on sleeve territory.
|
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Is he getting closer to carrying on an engaging, human conversation?
|
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The new propaganda we are seeing is closer to outright fantasy.
|
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But he chose Iowa State because it was closer to home.
|
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With every small step, we move closer to ending anti-Semitism.
|
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It is closer to the shoreline of Cape Town than shown.
|
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Can understanding these factors get us closer to having free will?
|
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The closer to human they seem, the cuter we find them.
|
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The source added that the value was closer to $20 million.
|
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It brings you closer to these sacred elements: fire and air.
|
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The Syrian Kurd is closer to me than the Gulf Arab.
|
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Because, as an American, those things are 'Closer to the Heart!
|
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Other groups claim that the figure is closer to 1 million.
|
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I could barely move, but I pulled her closer to me.
|
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The war on reason takes us 30 seconds closer to doom.
|
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I wanted a record closer to landscapes, plants, non-human forms.
|
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Astronomers are getting closer to finding Earth's twin in the universe.
|
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Elon Musk is one step closer to realizing his Hyperloop dreams.
|
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Trump's trade moves are pushing Japan closer to China as well.
|
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Ten minutes in, my feeling is closer to ambivalence than arousal.
|
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Analysts thought Snap would add closer to six million new users.
|
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The puntero closer to the wall is clearly on his phone.
|
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Almost immediately, everyone moved their chairs closer to close the gap.
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Today in the US, average speeds are closer to 20183 Mbps.
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President Obama has taken pride in drawing Myanmar closer to Washington.
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UpGuard put the number of affected accounts closer to 4 million.
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Snapchat may be moving closer to launching its long-rumored wearable.
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Today, the cost of attending public college is closer to $21,370.
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The ECB's aim is to push it closer to 2 percent.
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But there may be ways to get closer to that goal.
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The idea for the Graduate started a little closer to home.
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I moved my chair closer to Dick's, and we held hands.
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She is much closer to Bernie's ideology and platform than Biden's.
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Or, they're much closer to what they want than they realize.
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More artist announcements will be made closer to the event's Nov.
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Closer to the Site Richelieu, explore Charles Garnier's fabled Paris Opera.
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The next, more immediate adversary is closer to northern Europe: Russia.
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What key Democrats are actually saying is closer to the opposite.
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"It's one step closer to seeing it onscreen," Mr. Tarses said.
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Josephus' footsteps lie closer to the surface in the Templum Pacis.
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This is an intense time for getting closer to your partner.
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But on Tuesday, lawmakers moved one step closer to changing that.
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Savviness, once a virtue, has become something closer to an obligation.
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The other is closer to — what's the term I'm looking for?
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I want to get ever closer to the performance but cannot.
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And are we any closer to agreeing on what it is?
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There are no full-time jobs closer to home, he says.
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This inches us further away from democracy and closer to despotism.
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Renard then moved her hand downward, much closer to the floor.
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Advances in imaging technology are bringing us closer to real answers.
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But of course as a professor I am closer to Helena.
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I could be closer to Marcos or to Elena or Montes.
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On Monday, Fields will take a step closer to his promise.
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Emily's is closer to the book — she's a little more stern.
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The new factory is aiming to put out closer to 140,000.
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The etching ends up feeling much closer to drawing than painting.
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But a Navy report paints a picture closer to war crimes.
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Pinterest is closer to turning a profit than Uber and Lyft.
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We're closer to these narrators, but not more familiar with them.
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On Wednesday, those secrets moved two steps closer to becoming public.
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Oil is getting ever closer to the $50 per barrel mark.
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With each wave collapsing closer to you, it almost feels threatening.
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But for Nimmo and Bird it is closer to a moment.
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In most cases, the answer is probably closer to the latter.
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Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer drew closer to a face-off.
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But would that get him any closer to the big leagues?
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Joe Biden is that much closer to securing the Democratic nomination.
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The figure for the general public is closer to 1 percent.
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But it also left fans closer to hard-hit foul balls.
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Visit the website closer to the date for a full lineup.
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Senate Republicans don't really seem any closer to getting 50 votes.
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They called the place Nadzcaan — Maya for Closer to the Sky.
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And it's much closer to the star than Beta Pictoris b.
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Those drops put the major indexes closer to bear market territory.
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Warren said he was closer to where he needed to be.
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The Paris police prefecture said the figure was closer to 24,000.
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Boris Johnson, the Conservative prime minister, moved Britain closer to Brexit.
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"There's no question we're getting closer to normal rates," he said.
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Travel closer to home: Flying is notoriously bad for the planet.
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Mercedes' and BMW's profit per vehicle have been closer to $214,33.
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Military threats will not make Taiwanese feel closer to the mainland.
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Every little bit gets us that much closer to our goal.
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Usually, the window runs much closer to six or seven weeks.
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Because the men's room was significantly closer to the stage, Mrs.
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It is just one day closer to the next presidential election.
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It's so far south it's closer to Antarctica than the Equator.
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I found it was closer to 30, but it was raining.
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It lies much closer to Turkey than to the Greek mainland.
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Ana was barely thirty, closer to Rowan's age than to his.
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But how about something a bit closer to home, like Gravity?
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But the market had expected values closer to $80 per MWH.
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The technology capable of that trickery is edging closer to reality.
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Improving yourself is essential to moving closer to realizing your success.
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But there was plenty to offer closer to Santa Fe itself.
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President Franklin Roosevelt renovated it, moving it closer to the residence.
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While not a perfect analog, catalogs get closer to an experience.
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Closer to 55 percent of DACA recipients have purchased a vehicle.
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Some want to draw closer to Russia, others to the West.
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The NDAA brings us a step closer to achieving this goal.
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I wish it had gotten a bit closer to Mr. Hampton.
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Virgin Voyages' first ship is one step closer to setting sail!
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President Donald Trump, however, wanted a number closer to $50 billion.
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Closer to a memory than something that defines your daily lives.
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In the end I probably got no closer to understanding art.
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You might be able to find something great closer to home.
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Then, there are the institutions even closer to our daily lives.
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Boreal forests are distinct from tropical forests, closer to the Equator.
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Boreal forests are distinct from tropical forests, closer to the Equator.
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We're no closer to Joanie getting the truth about Alison's death.
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Meanwhile, Lee and Sasha were getting closer to owning it outright.
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In fact, I think the U.S. is much closer to war.
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A year later, we're not any closer to answering the question.
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Eighty-six years later, his dream is growing closer to reality.
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A decade ago, those odds were closer to 26.66 in 10403.
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But, you know, we're probably getting closer to that point now.
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"I was trying to get closer to game ready," he said.
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Each failure, however, brought Jobs one step closer to Apple's success.
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Many employees say they would prefer to live closer to work.
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But the President has only pushed them closer to the precipice.
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Snapchat's Southern California home means it's a little closer to Hollywood.
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They also reported feeling closer to speakers who adopted this tone.
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Recreational marijuana took a step closer to becoming legal in Canada.
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Just a few years ago it was closer to 1.5 percent.
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They're closer to 20% of voters in non-battleground states nationwide.
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I'll ratchet down my risk as I get closer to retirement.
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Moving closer to either side could knock the economy off-balance.
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The residence is now at another hotel closer to U.N. headquarters.
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Other works find Nørgård swimming in musical currents closer to home.
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She wanted to be closer to her family in Oakland, California.
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But today that can fall closer to 25% at some properties.
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We have this affinity toward animals that are closer to us.
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UpGuard put the number of affected accounts closer to 85033 million.
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"This moves us closer to market rate of pay," he said.
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You're actually far closer to your destination than you can imagine.
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But we are a lot closer to getting DC statehood now.
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In 2015 and 2016, the number was closer to 25 percent.
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This moves you closer to your goal, but still signals flexibility.
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A world of information abundance gets us closer to the ideal.
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And it brings us no closer to the age of Trump.
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The Economic Policy Institute puts the figure closer to 16 percent.
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In this book, though, politics become something closer to the subject.
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Pantera executives said the total is now closer to $100 million.
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It doesn't seem as if we're any closer to ending this.
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But what about closer to the surface, where environmental conditions vary?
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But what about closer to the surface, where environmental conditions vary?
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Serena Williams is one step closer to another Grand Slam title.
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Serena Williams is one step closer to another Grand Slam title.
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If so, she will be one step closer to her dream.
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I maneuvered around the plastic to get closer to my husband.
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That implies the actual value gap is closer to $16 billion.
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Some think Mr. Netanyahu should deal with issues closer to home.
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"We should be growing closer to us in cities," she says.
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Activists say the drug-related killings could be closer to 27,000.
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The visits come as O'Rourke edges closer to a presidential campaign.
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Culturally, the Republican Party was getting closer to the working class.
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Probably the latter interpretation was closer to the showrunners' conscious intent.
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Go deeper: California's college athletes are closer to getting endorsement money
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If he rebuilds, it would most likely be closer to town.
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The actual number was closer to 8,000, The Daily News reported.
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Maybe even closer to what I see everyday with my clients.
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We are a year closer to seeing that become a reality.
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Dougie Jones seems to be drawing closer to his Cooper persona.
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The Simpsons is probably closer to its end than ever before.
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Most people are somewhere closer to the middle, an idiosyncratic mix.
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This is much closer to people than they thought it was.
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An independent estimate pegged the figure at closer to 3.6 million.
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He suggested she return to Colombia to be closer to family.
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But in India, the number is much smaller, closer to 40,000.
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So Oregon's closer to Mountain View, so I went to Oregon.
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Unfortunately, none of this brings the hardware closer to commercial availability.
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But the women also were inspired by trends closer to home.
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But many others give others scores putting them closer to animals.
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You can sum up those shifts with the striking fact that Clinton came closer to winning Texas than she did to winning Iowa, and closer to winning Arizona and Georgia than she did to winning Ohio.
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Warehouses have been popping up closer and closer to neighborhoods in order to meet the growing expectation for fast deliveries, and that means that the air pollution from e-commerce is creeping closer to peoples' homes.
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That places Douyin closer to a form of "media" and Kuaishou closer to a "social network," suggested (in Chinese) Liu Jianing, managing director of China's top boutique investment bank China Renaissance, at a recent industry conference.
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Moreover, there's no hint here that Russia is any closer to lifting its support from the Bashar al-Assad regime, or that the United States is any closer to finding a path forward for its own interests.
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And the long-term cost savings made possible by operating factories closer to international customers could help the company, which has posted only four profitable quarters in its 16-year history, move closer to long-term profitability.
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One of the major reasons that my wife and I recently chose to move to Northern California was to be closer to nature and closer to the places that I've backpacked and camped in as a child.
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The Chiefs and Rams secured division titles on Sunday, the Saints moved closer to clinching one of their own, and Cleveland moved closer to finishing the season winless and joining the 215 Detroit Lions at 211999-2130.
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Netflix is betting that filming closer to home will produce better content.
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We're one step closer to seeing Sue Sylvester in a bridesmaid's dress.
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Amma apologizes, and then uses the moment to get closer to Camille.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders will take his fight against Walmart closer to home.
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A life's causeEven closer to his heart was the right to die.
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The one where we got one step closer to a Friends reunion.
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Indeed, reunification talks came closer to success last week than ever before.
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Might you find yourself drawing closer to God, or the functional equivalent?
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His son has started farming in the Belgorod region, closer to Moscow.
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The six questions ahead can get you closer to knowing what is.
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Zelda readily accepts, one step closer to the life she's always wanted.
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They feel as if they're closer to you than they really are.
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MMA is one step closer to becoming legal in New York. Again.
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Click through to get one step closer to an enhanced living space.
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He's getting closer to the age I was when I was abused.
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With that, Daenerys is officially one step closer to becoming her father.
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His polling is closer to that of candidates like New Jersey Sen.
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"It gets me that much closer to unifying the decision," Wilder says.
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Yet every choice he makes pushes him closer to his inevitable future.
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Closer to the explosion, forensic workers marked mounds of ash with numbers.
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That would clock the construction of the wall closer to eight years.
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Some said later this year; others said 2100 was closer to reality.
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But it is a future we are inching closer to every day.
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Keep your enemies close, keep your white bag closer (to avoid spills).
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We'd be restoring forests to something closer to their earlier, healthier state.
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The Northern white rhino species is one tragic step closer to extinction.
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Today, the median age for a first marriage is closer to 30.
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It's one step closer to takeoff, which is scheduled for October 2018.
|
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We've seen closer to 15% to 18% correction with most stocks today.
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We were at 116 this morning and we're closer to 120 now.
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I convinced myself that meth would bring me even closer to God.
|
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However, widespread thunderstorm activity picks up closer to the middle of July.
|
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The Arabic word is more than just frustration - it's closer to dejection.
|
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Both countries have been moving diplomatically closer to Beijing in recent months.
|
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Because, according to Vieler, it "brings dogs even closer to our hearts."
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This isn't a huge leap closer to a quantum internet, of course.
|
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Pregnancy has almost certainly brought Kylie closer to Khloé, 33, as well.
|
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On days I have class, my workday is closer to 5 hours.
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To get closer to God, you had to transcend the body itself.
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We're getting closer to our due dates — and there will be cake!
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Probably closer to him than us were two women sun-tanning outside.
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That year's ENCOVI survey estimated that figure to be closer to 89%.
|
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India has been inching closer to a debilitating water crisis for months.
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It was closer to the Earth than usual (not that you'd notice).
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" And when students fail, their music can't take them "closer to God.
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The warmth is contagious this week as we inch closer to spring.
|
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Overcoming procrastination will bring you a step closer to your financial goals.
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Another day closer to summer, another new frozen caffeinated beverage from Starbucks.
|
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There are a few details that hit closer to home than ever.
|
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"I accompanied them, I brought them closer to the Lord," he said.
|
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Courtney Hadwin is one step closer to potentially winning America's Got Talent!
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Gunan's sacrifice reminds me of others – ones that hit closer to home.
|
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Only Sirius, a star a thousand times closer to us, was brighter.
|
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He is hewing ever closer to Trump's maximally restrictive position on immigration.
|
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When we admit we're wrong, we can grow closer to the truth.
|
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Warren dominated the debate's first half hour, moving herself closer to Sen.
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In 2009, for instance, the amount was closer to 15%, Xinhua reported.
|
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A typical Kohl's store measures closer to 80,000 or 90,000 square feet.
|
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Cleveland said that number was now probably closer to the lower estimate.
|
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That is closer to its top production of around 2.2 million bpd.
|
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There are other reports that Conor's pulling in closer to $100 mil.
|
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Thomas and her mother, who works in retail, spent closer to $2,000.
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That these buildings were designed to be closer to God helped, too.
|
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On a typical Friday or Saturday, that number is closer to 25.
|
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Some, such as China's, are getting closer to issuing their own coins.
|
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It goes without saying that she's no closer to making those cupcakes.
|
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Just a year later, the vaquita is now even closer to extinction.
|
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Would an unfavorable decision by the IMF push Pakistan closer to China?
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Signing the accord puts it one step closer to becoming international law.
|
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Since then, our reality has crept even closer to Atwood's nightmarish vision.
|
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Now China and Russia are binding closer to challenge the American order.
|
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With The Cow, astronomers hope to get closer to answering those questions.
|
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Smartphones are inching closer and closer to becoming pure slabs of glass.
|
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These stocks may be closer to a bottom than Wall Street thinks.
|
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She explained that it had brought her closer to her brother's daughter.
|
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But that was before the Doomsday Clock ticked even closer to midnight.
|
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Still, she doesn't think anger will bring us closer to a solution.
|
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But Muslims should apply that same message of tolerance closer to home.
|
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The push to place warehouses closer to shoppers is an enormous shift.
|
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The closer to the car you get, the more mesmerizing it becomes.
|
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The benefits of such spending may also be reaped closer to home.
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Weingarten is closer to the Building Trades union than Trump may realize.
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Africa is moving ever closer to free movement among its 54 nations.
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In terms of being anti-establishment, Trump is closer to Bernie Sanders.
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Never had the world come closer to war between two nuclear powers.
|
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For the past few days, it's traveled at closer to 2 mph.
|
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Gandhi's political troubles are not only national; they lie closer to home.
|
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But people who live closer to it simply don't identify with that.
|
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"I see something," said Sasano, the drone getting closer to the target.
|
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Likely, Audi will announce U.S. pricing closer to the on-sale date.
|
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Many speak with an accent closer to that of Abilene than Albuquerque.
|
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In New York, the median wage for plumbers is closer to $76,410.
|
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The battle-ready robot will weigh closer to 15,000 pounds, Warren said.
|
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Slowly but surely, Revolut is getting closer to building an actual bank.
|
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Both cities are closer to each other than to their respective capitals.
|
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As one mystery inches closer to a resolution, another cracks right open.
|
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Mr Solih and the opposition are seen as being closer to India.
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Now, your dreams are slightly closer to reality than they were before.
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"We thought, 'We've got to be closer to Hawaii,' " Mr. Millstein said.
|
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And the team's recent successes are getting them closer to their goal.
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Further details will be announced closer to the start of season five.
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"I am closer to God than I am to you!" he declaims.
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In 2020, are we closer to the dystopia you describe in Uglies ?
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As you get closer to the ends, begin brushing toward your ear.
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Here are ten that are taking us closer to that lofty goal.
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Federal Reserve nominee Jerome Powell is philosophically closer to Schumer than Trump.
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Chicago (9-393) moved another step closer to the NFC North title.
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The fight for independence isn't over, but it's closer to being done.
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On May 20153th Hassan Rouhani, Iran's president, pushed it closer to death.
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He lives in a neighborhood west of mine, closer to the fire.
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Hopefully, this experiment will bring us closer to a cure for MRSA.
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Sculpture is inherently participatory, closer to the real, living world than painting.
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Kate Gosselin might be one step closer to letting her guard down.
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The actual number is closer to 72%, according to Justice Department data.
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Need to retarget closer to shore & position catcher ship like Mr Steven.
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Google and Amazon aren't getting any closer to ending their bitter feud.
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On Tuesday, the company said it was closer to fixing the problem.
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Coinage estimates her fictional $750/month rent would be closer to $2,800.
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And yes, Mr. Vice President, it has moved me closer to God.
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Potentially, the total number of affected consumers is closer to 137 million.
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And, no, we're no closer to knowing what happened to Laurel's baby.
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By comparison, staples, utilities and REITs trade closer to 20 times earnings.
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Facebook is getting closer to making its brain-reading computer a reality.
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As Melissa inches closer to her, Kailah gives her a hard shove.
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Iranian-backed militias are creeping closer to the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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Indeed, after the meetings, Oakland seems closer to Vegas than ever before.
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Today, perfected facial recognition is one step closer to becoming a reality.
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Irina Shayk may be one step closer to walking down the aisle!
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Go deeper: SpaceX launch brings the U.S. closer to restoring passenger flights
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Inslee also is signaling the ways in which he's closer to Sen.
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The transformation will bring us closer to our core strength, our DNA.
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