In 2018, these two movements have come to a head.
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This reality TV love triangle has come to a head.
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But it will all come to a head on Thursday.
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The visions come to a head as Claire hears gunfire.
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APRIL: Comparisons between Tesla and Theranos come to a head.
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An issue with a nemesis may even come to a head!
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"The level of frustration has come to a head," Bailey said.
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But her frustration appeared to come to a head on Monday.
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The battle is set to come to a head on Oct.
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The standoff over aid could come to a head on Saturday.
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Pyongyang's threat will almost certainly come to a head in 2018.
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Maybe an issue with a landlord will come to a head.
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The budget row will come to a head in Brussels in May.
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It's almost surprising it took this long to come to a head.
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Things may come to a head in a few weeks as Sen.
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The disagreement will come to a head as soon as this week.
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Both issues may come to a head at a summit in June.
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We knew this platinum hair trend would eventually come to a head.
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Things come to a head with Khloé and Malika at Khloé's house.
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And if not, then this is going to come to a head.
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On St. John, all of those issues have come to a head.
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Why did all of this come to a head in this decade?
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Scott Walker all come to a head in Tuesday's Wisconsin primary elections.
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That's where that comes from, and that's going to come to a head.
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It felt like this was where the standoff would come to a head.
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Somehow, having the nightmare come to a head — again — on Halloween seems fitting.
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As with any couple, however, tensions can and do come to a head.
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But I am surprised at how fast it has come to a head.
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Nothing has worked, and the issue has come to a head this month.
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He made clear that matters wouldn't necessarily come to a head on Sept.
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Both feuds could come to a head in Tuesday night's Democratic primary debate.
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If you've been arguing with someone, it may come to a head now.
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Eventually, things come to a head and he challenges her to just kill him.
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The play's tensions come to a head in its final scene before the court.
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Matters have come to a head over Britain's participation in the Galileo navigation project.
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Tensions will come to a head Wednesday during the hearing on the persuader rule.
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The fraught relationship between the United States and Venezuela has come to a head.
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A situation concerning cash (or feeling valued in general) will come to a head.
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Tricky issues concerning taxes and inheritances also come to a head at this time.
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It is important to talk through these issues before they come to a head.
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Two years of bitterness and back-biting about Kelly has come to a head.
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Retaliation: Cramer expected the theme of retaliation to come to a head on Monday.
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Complex issues concerning money (like debts or inheritances) may also come to a head.
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Things come to a head, though, when Josh accompanies Rebecca to a family bar mitzvah.
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All the mind games being played come to a head each week at Tribal Council.
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All these concerns will come to a head when increasing numbers of founders step back.
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It is not the first time investors have come to a head over investment strategy.
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The showdown over President Trump's Supreme Court nominee will come to a head this week.
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The proxy battle will come to a head at ADP's annual shareholder meeting in November.
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The increasingly surreal goings-on come to a head in a horrifically visceral kangaroo hunt.
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Within the Conservative Party this rift is likely to come to a head on Feb.
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A legal feud over one of Ryan Murphy's many FX shows has come to a head.
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Drama at home, with roommates, your landlord, or even your parents may come to a head.
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Rizk brought the righr combination of heads; Lunch made all the rage come to a head.
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Now the convergence of scandals has come to a head in the form of constant leaks.
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But they come to a head again over how to help Rafael escape Derek's blackmailing scheme.
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Complicated issues concerning money come to a head, and fears about change are are stirred up.
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And especially when there are stressful situations going on, things can sort of come to a head.
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But that's all come to a head as Keene believes the commodity space could be turning around.
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Elon Musk's quest to create a clean energy powerhouse will come to a head in mid-November.
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As "Love" understood and ultimately got right, relationships may not come to a head with a mad dash through New York on New Year's Eve, or with someone facing his fear of heights to clamber up a Los Angeles fire escape, but they do eventually come to a head.
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Concerns about Chinese censorship have come to a head amid the ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Their attempts to merely survive come to a head when a bunch of things go wrong at once.
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For one thing, an immensely contentious issue in software copyright law is about to come to a head.
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Things seemed to come to a head after reports the company pretty much ignored reports of sexual harassment.
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And if there's been an issue brewing at work, it could come to a head at this time.
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Grassley's comments come as a long-simmering dispute between the FBI and Apple has come to a head.
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With the N.R.A.'s board due to meet on Monday, the crisis could come to a head soon.
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The friction inside the Justice Department has also come to a head in Flynn's case in recent weeks.
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It's a vintage Rand Paul effort that's annoying fellow Republicans and could come to a head on Thursday.
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It all could come to a head by Friday, when GOP leaders expect the contentious vote on witnesses.
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These problems are likely to come to a head as more people make their living outside of cubicles.
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That means impeachment and government funding may both come to a head at the end of the year.
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Meanwhile Fox News has learned that Russia probe between Congress and the DOJ may come to a head tonight.
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With tensions rising in the ongoing NAFTA revision talks, the intra-administration split may come to a head soon.
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Most analysts say the question is no longer whether things will come to a head, but how and when.
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The issue may well come to a head in January, when Sanchez puts the 2019 budget proposal to parliament.
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The debate over constructing a wall could come to a head during the lame-duck session after the Nov.
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These things really do come to a head when they're opposite each other at the end of the episode.
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Before the issue could come to a head, the F.B.I. hired hackers who were able to unlock the phone.
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Two American security officials said Mr. Khaybar's case had come to a head first, with others expected to follow.
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Challenges at home will come to a head on Friday, when action planet Mars clashes with communication planet Mercury.
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And it's set to come to a head at a conference designed to bring all of Canada's governments together.
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If next week's previews are any indication, the brewing tensions might come to a head in the Thanksgiving-themed episode.
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But we're headed into a situation where the conflict between safety and privacy is going to come to a head.
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The obvious Taylor Swift and Katy Perry-style bad blood between Box and Stone will certainly come to a head.
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These types of disparities come to a head for movies like Ocean's 8, a movie made for and by women.
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Things come to a head quickly, as Simon enlists Dwight in his plan to overthrow Negan later that same day.
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The confirmation schedule will come to a head on Wednesday with hearings for Wilbur Ross, Trump's Commerce secretary pick; Rep.
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Top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he expects the issue to "come to a head" at the G20.
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Immigration A fight on overhauling the asylum system is set to come to a head in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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My prediction is that at some point early in the new year, it's all going to come to a head.
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Trump's threat to impose tariffs of 20% on cars from Europe could also come to a head soon, Yardeni noted.
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The two have had their struggles, and it could all come to a head after Madi sees his parents again.
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The issue will come to a head on May 3, when the next Eurobond coupon payment by Rusal is due.
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Still, the changes did little to alter the fundamental partisan dynamics that will come to a head on Tuesday evening.
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The contradictory knot of electoral promises have all come to a head now that they're in total control in Washington.
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The party's stance will come to a head on Monday when Trump meets with Putin one-on-one in Helsinki. Sen.
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That's come to a head recently, when a scientist claimed that he'd edited the genes of twin baby girls in China.
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Things come to a head when Ashley Too encourages Rachel to enter the school talent show with Ashley O-inspired choreography.
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CNN's Phil Mattingly has learned the Senate leadership has its own deadline, and things will come to a head this week.
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In Season 3 it's treading water until things with Brown and the Order come to a head only in episode 10.
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All of this is likely to come to a head in the spring, when Williams shareholders will vote on the deal.
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The Stark-Bolton divide may have come to a head this season, but the one-time allies' bad blood runs deep.
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Mr. Emanuel didn't invent any of these issues, but they have certainly come to a head after decades in the making.
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President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration on the southern border will come to a head on the Senate floor next week.
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But there is no controlling precedent to settle the matter, in part because no such confrontation has come to a head.
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And this issue, along with the federal budget for fiscal 2018, could come to a head in the fall, they wrote.
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The issue did not come to a head until October 2015, when the Palestinian federation lodged a formal complaint with FIFA.
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The debate will come to a head on Thursday when May will host senior ministers to try to broker an agreement.
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Fox News Catherine Herridge has learned that the show down between the Justice Department and Congress may come to a head tonight.
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As far as the group's plan to take down Antares goes, things did come to a head at the Caplan & Gold party.
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His on-camera return to the lectern comes as frustrations about press access at the White House have come to a head.
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"It will come to a head at the G20, I think that's the key point," Kudlow told reporters at the White House.
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Their uneasy alliance was slated to come to a head on Saturday with Trump planning to campaign in Ryan's southeastern Wisconsin district.
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But this is the first time it's come to a head with Democrats in the majority and the speakership on the line.
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The power struggle between the group's leaders will likely come to a head Monday when the NRA's full 76-member board meets.
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That divide has come to a head with Japan's exit from the International Whaling Commission, a politically motivated decision Tokyo should reconsider.
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Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, the patriarchal figures of the Avengers ragtag group, come to a head in Captain America: Civil War.
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But it's his unique skill as an antique clock restorer and his depression that come to a head in the final episode.
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Ignition: The stealth combat had come to a head midweek, when chief strategist Steve Bannon's departure from the National Security Council was revealed.
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Things finally come to a head when the High School Musical star asks De Niro to light the candles on Sami's birthday cake.
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It wasn't the only case related to former special counsel Robert Mueller's long-finished investigation to recently come to a head in court.
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The bottom line: This dispute shows no sign of slowing down, with various cases around the globe starting to come to a head.
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Now, for better and worse, many sources of uncertainty have come to a head, and investors have seemingly adjusted to the new normal.
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Plus, Deir al-Zour is where the fight in Syria will likely come to a head after Raqqa falls (more on that here).
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The situation is set to come to a head Thursday when Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh will testify separately to the senate Judiciary Committee.
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The issue has come to a head because over the past two years some films with a particular emotional resonance were passed over.
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This full moon will raise passionate emotions in your romantic relationships, but even issues you're having with enemies will come to a head!
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The issue may come to a head in the next few months when lawmakers will be asked to raise the federal debt ceiling.
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It seems inevitable that things would come to a head, but Fischbach feels that personal falling-out is when the decline became terminal.
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Mr. Lee's wife, Lee Ching-yu, learned his case had come to a head when a state-appointed lawyer contacted her this month.
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Defense money A long running fight over defense spending is expected to come to a head with the government funding deadline looming. Sen.
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"Sooner or later, things will come to a head, and you'll part ways not on the best of terms due to these incompatibilities."
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I've been in the business world all my life and I've noticed that negotiations tend to come to a head towards the end.
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Attention in the EU will certainly pivot to Brexit as the negotiations come to a head this autumn, or winter, or next spring.
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Tensions between Dhammakaya and the Prayuth government were bound to come to a head after the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej in October.
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"A state which, if things come to a head, can&apost protect its borders effectively, loses its credibility," Interior Minister Herbert Kickl told reporters.
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But this company is definitely headed for a reckoning of some kind, and it's probably going to come to a head in 2017. 63.
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But it seems things have finally come to a head: A new report claims that the company is under criminal investigation by federal prosecutors.
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Either way, the real fireworks are likely to come in the fall, experts said, when negotiations over the 2017 budget come to a head.
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Both have much to say about a battle between God and Satan which is already in progress and will come to a head soon.
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But in Sunday's episode, these issues come to a head as Issa grapples with trying to find an apartment in a highly competitive market.
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Pranks, deceptions and convenient absences come to a head in Aspen, when a young hussy swoops down on Ivana's restaurant table and introduces herself.
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The proposition is just one of many energy and environmental fights across the United States that will come to a head on November 6.
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Things come to a head on Saturday: A family concert featuring the drummer, percussionist and educator Bobby Sanabria kicks things off at 230 a.m.
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The party's tensions are likely to come to a head at a congress intended to pick a new leader, reorganize, and set policy priorities.
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You're experiencing major shake-ups in your finances, and something you've invested a lot of time and energy into will come to a head.
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New York (CNN Business)Two years of pent-up bitterness and backbiting about Megyn Kelly have finally come to a head at NBC News.
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Already a practiced telepath, Grey worries that she's too powerful for the school, and these feelings come to a head one night while she's sleeping.
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The Senate's fight over Neil Gorsuch is expected to come to a head on Thursday, when he'll need 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
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The battle will come to a head on the Senate floor, where conservative opponents are expected to make a last stand to remove the provision.
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Defense spending is set to be a major obstacle in the upcoming budgetary battles, which are set to come to a head around a Dec.
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They work best when a pimple has already come to a head, but can also be used to prevent you from picking at your skin.
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If your desire to build a sturdy foundation in your life has been conflicting with your professional goals, that will come to a head today.
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It&aposs all going to come to a head, and there&aposs some really cool stuff ahead, and I hope that our fans enjoy it.
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Those issues appeared to come to a head on Wednesday afternoon, when FEMA told the White House that it was premature to make a decision.
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It is timely not just in our current tumultuous era, but for as long as societal deprivations build until clashing ideologies come to a head.
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And all these contradictions of Swift's persona would come to a head when Swift's seemingly buried feud with Kanye came roaring back the following year.
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"2016 is the year of hard decisions, where it will all come to a head," John England, vice chairman of Deloitte, said in an interview.
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The simmering fight over his nomination will come to a head on Thursday, when he's scheduled to get a vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The debate has come to a head over a proposed ban on smoking inside most buildings other than private residences, to protect people from passive smoking.
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Coming to a head The tumult in both major parties will come to a head when they hold conventions during the final two weeks of July.
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Things come to a head at dinner when the women attempt to talk to de Lesseps about how she's coming off as "insensitive" and self-centered.
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A lot of these things will inevitably come to a head in an upcoming episode, concentrated on a welcome-home party for Pratt's estranged sister Stephanie.
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The legal drama will come to a head Friday, when a federal appeals court will hear the Trump administration's case for proceeding with the prisoner transfer.
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Things come to a head when Starr has to navigate how much she is willing to put herself out there for the sake of Khalil's legacy.
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"They've all come to a head at the same time, so there have been a few lenders that have been caught out by that," he said.
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The issue will come to a head by Thursday morning -- when leadership has scheduled an all-member meeting of the Republican conference to last two hours.
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Here's an explanation of the complicated legal clashes between them over Giuffre's claims — and how it's likely to come to a head amid the Epstein case.
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Things come to a head when it comes out that Lady Bird has secretly applied, and been accepted, to NYU, in direct contradiction to Marion's wishes.
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But the issue has come to a head in recent months as the government tries to secure loans of at least $1.4 billion from international lenders.
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Issues afflicting the person in real life could snowball with in-game turmoil, meaning stress, tensions, and depression can often come to a head in-game.
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Sterling fell below $1.20 on Tuesday morning, reaching levels not seen since October 2016 as Britain's constitutional crisis over Brexit threatens to come to a head.
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What to watch: This issue — alongside cases on abortion access, guns and immigration — will likely come to a head next summer before the 2020 presidential election.
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The fight over the visas is expected to come to a head when the Senate takes up its version of the defense bill in coming weeks.
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Stason Tyrrell has said the altercation was building up days before the shooting and that several people knew it might come to a head on Monday.
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An emotionally intense full moon in Scorpio lands on May 18, which will also be big for your finances, as situations concerning cash come to a head.
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On Sunday, weeks of raucous debates inside Congress and rival protests outside will come to a head when the lower house votes whether to impeach the President.
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The NRA's full 76-member board is set to meet on Monday, and insiders tell the Journal they expect the issue to come to a head then.
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That "variability," he said, "has come to a head" for some hosts who are looking for more predictable guests staying for longer than a night or two.
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A fight over President Trump's nominees is poised to come to a head in the Senate as GOP leadership tries to break a logjam on the picks.
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They are more likely to remain indirect (Afghanistan) or come to a head quickly (Cuba), like the strategic competition between the United States and the former USSR.
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Those debates will come to a head soon, as the Senate Armed Services Committee begins to consider its version of the defense policy bill in two weeks.
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One major speed bump is a possible government shutdown over funding for Trump's border wall, which will come to a head at the end of next week.
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We know that Eugene has made contact with somebody outside of our communities, and so that will start to come to a head in its own way.
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With Cersei Lannister now holding a determined grip on the Iron Throne, the series' clashes between families and long-simmering blood feuds have come to a head.
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Facebook&aposs years-long squabble with the IRS over an alleged scheme to dodge taxes will come to a head in the US Tax Court this February.
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The competing views have come to a head here in Pittsburgh, a former steel behemoth that now has a booming foodie scene and a growing tech sector.
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And while the issue hasn't yet come to a head in major natural-gas-producing states like Ohio and Pennsylvania, Cramer cited it as a worrisome trend.
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"You can just feel the tension building, like something is fixing to come to a head," said Dees, 46, who did not vote in the November election.
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If issues are brewing with roommates or family members or if something's not right with your home, February 6 will be when things come to a head.
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Tensions between Google and Facebook, which hold a duopoly over the digital ad industry, and the advertisers that patronize them have come to a head in recent months.
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Images of riots, protests and violence over fuel tax rises in France have gripped the headlines in recent weeks and appeared to come to a head on Saturday.
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That issue appeared to come to a head in the first few months of 2019, when the number of families crossing the border reached all-time monthly highs.
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Like all full moons, this is a moment when events and energy come to a head, so keep an eye out for any "Aha!" or "Oh, no!" moments.
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The issue has come to a head as the southern African nation's parliament is scheduled to dissolve later on Wednesday and the amendment is being challenged in court.
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Elsewhere, Courtney teases an epic meltdown, Demi continues to make enemies and tensions come to a head when Caelynn confronts her pageant rival Hannah B. As for Colton?
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Google and Uber have become increasingly at odds in the last three years, and many experts predict that will come to a head over competing self-driving technologies.
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The showdown with Republicans could come to a head on Thursday when Democrats are expected to press their demands to President Donald Trump at a White House meeting.
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From the look of the new teaser, it will all come to a head with a rap-happy Carpool Karaoke segment that Sheeran's many fans will never forget.
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The analyst said Russia is playing a role in crises in Venezuela, Iran and Iraq, all of which could come to a head as soon as this month.
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His remarks on Klein's radio show come just days before the highly-anticipated contest between Moore and Jones is set to come to a head on Dec. 12.
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Unless the two sides find common ground — or agree to further delay the I.M.F.'s participation in the latest bailout — the situation could soon come to a head.
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The issue will come to a head Thursday as a cross-party group of U.K. lawmakers has successfully scheduled a debate and vote in the House of Commons.
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Planned Parenthood is unleashing an ad campaign worth at least $100,000 to fight a GOP-led defunding effort in Florida that will come to a head next week.
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All of this is will come to a head this week at the N.C.A.A. tournament, where the stakes are highest and the news media attention is most intense.
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Those contradictions — or complements — come to a head in "12 Little Spells," the album she just released song by song, in video form, over the past two weeks.
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Later, when everything has come to a head, the ease of all this talk gives way to lurching rounds of confession and accusation that stop the movie dead.
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Jojo and Leonie's struggles come to a head as they drive to pick up Jojo's father Michael from the state penitentiary, where Jojo's grandfather was once falsely imprisoned.
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Alissa: I greatly enjoyed this episode, not least for the dawning sense that all of this season's wanderings (which I've enjoyed!) are starting to come to a head.
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The tension between drone pilots who want complete control over their aircraft that they bought and DJI, the world's biggest consumer grade drone maker, has come to a head.
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A confrontation between you and a partner (or a frenemy) is likely, and a climax around an issue that's been building in your relationships will come to a head.
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Now Kurdish leaders are demanding payback, in the form of US support for their bid for independence, which will come to a head in a contentious referendum on Monday.
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The issue has come to a head in the last week with a new Italian government refusing to let a ship with hundreds of migrants dock at its ports.
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And on Tuesday, Canova's long-shot attempt will come to a head when he and Wasserman Schultz face off in the Democratic House primary for Florida's 23rd Congressional district.
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The opposition's anger at Mr Yameen's growing authoritarianism was bound to come to a head at some point, not least because a huge corruption scandal has engulfed his government.
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That means sooner or later, the fight Democrats promised they were going to wage with Republicans if they won Congress last year is going to come to a head.
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But the GOP divisions over the roadmap could come to a head on Thursday, when Brady and Scalise hold a meeting with lawmakers to discuss the second tax package.
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"Lovers Walk" (season 3, episode 8) Some long-gestating romantic complications come to a head in devastating fashion here, courtesy of Spike, who's back in town moping over Drusilla.
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The situation has come to a head lately with the closure of the Australian-run Manus Island Regional Processing Centre in Papua New Guinea at the end of October.
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Next week, the battle over Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will come to a head, as a last-minute allegation of assault threatens to derail his confirmation process.
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One of the long-running EM issues - Jacob Zuma's departure from South Africa's Presidency could also come to a head, while another hotspot, Turkey, will publish its latest inflation numbers.
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"The Washington Post" is writing about it saying the White House is trying to avoid having all of these things kind of come to a head and hurt the economy.
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The conflicts eventually come to a head in the season finale, during a town hall meeting (naively held as an attempt to quell campus racial tensions) and a simultaneous protest.
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Toomey and McGinty's differences will come to a head when they square off in two debates, but the GOP senator is calling for more, an unusual request from an incumbent.
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All of which will likely come to a head at the summit, according to analysts who said NATO members will likely seek assurances from Tillerson that Trump has their back.
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For those who dress outside of binary or traditional standards and are already scrutinized daily by society for standing out, that unease can come to a head during beach season.
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The battle could come to a head as soon as Thursday, with Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Let's leave out event-driven bear markets because they are, by definition, difficult to see in advance (though North Korea, should it ever come to a head, would certainly qualify).
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Financial matters come to a head on Monday with the full moon in Aries illuminating a moneyed sector of your chart—financial independence is a major theme with this moon!
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Meanwhile, Trump has a notoriously tenuous relationship with Central and South America, which has come to a head during the fierce U.S. immigration debate playing out on the southern border.
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In a frank conversation with TechCrunch last week, Apttus CEO Kirk Krappe talked about his company's exit strategy, which could come to a head in the not-too-distant future.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE legal controversy surrounding the Obama administration's immigration enforcement policies will soon come to a head when the Supreme Court justices hear the case United States v.
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Disagreement over Brexit trade talks will likely come to a head in London Wednesday with U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson due to meet with the president of the European Commission.
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Just consider the myriad challenges that U.S. policymakers are trying to balance at once, a few of which have profound implications and are likely to come to a head soon.
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It took four years for the case to come to a head, with the ruling landing in favour of the plaintiff on April 4, as a default judgement, not a settlement.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive clip from Tuesday's two-hour season 2 premiere, tensions between Chloe and Amanda come to a head after Chloe storms off during a group hang on the beach.
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The plotlines come to a head when Holden and Miller meet on Eros station, and discover that the entire war has been orchestrated to cover up an even more terrible event.
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This crisis of confidence at colleges—driven by conflict-shy administrators and self-effacing professors—has come to a head in the culture of protest that has developed on American campuses.
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Weeks of public shaming of Big Pharma will come to a head on Thursday, where lawmakers are expected to focus on claims of profiteering by two pharmaceutical companies — Valeant and Turing.
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The issue has come to a head in recent weeks after Apple defied an FBI-requested court order seeking help unlocking an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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THE WIFE Tensions come to a head between a writer (Glenn Close) and the husband (Jonathan Pryce) for whom she shortchanged her career as he prepares to receive the Nobel Prize.
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Turkey made its demands before its offensive in northern Syria but the issue has come to a head because of next week's summit, at which security documents are to be approved.
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By most accounts, it has not, and this is precisely what Kim would like to achieve before matters come to a head—either at the negotiation table or when negotiations fail.
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Weeks of growing animosity between Donald Trump and the six other leaders of the world's most advanced economies will come to a head at a G230 summit in Quebec, Canada, this weekend.
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That was the gloomy outlook on Wednesday in the House for an effort to solve the long-standing issue of the Dreamers that is expected to come to a head next week.
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The "paranoid dynamic at the heart of the regime" combined with the cumulative effects of U.S. sanctions "could force things to come to a head," the source briefed on the matter argues.
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Top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Tuesday he expects the trade dispute between the U.S. and China to come to a head at the Group of 20 (G-20) summit.
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The conflict between the Whisperers and Michonne's group is certainly going to come to a head, perhaps sooner rather than later as the show loosely adapts the "Silence the Whisperer" comic arc.
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This Saturday sees The Ultimate Fighter: Tournament of Champions, the 103th iteration of the TV show, come to a head in its finale at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Turkey made its demands before its offensive in northern Syria but the issue has come to a head because of next week&aposs summit, at which security documents are to be approved.
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HENRY FOUNTAIN This whole issue of drilling in the refuge has been around for 40 years, but it's come to a head in the last year or so with the Trump administration.
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This will all come to a head in the coming weeks as special counsel Robert Mueller prepares to deliver his final report on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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But a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday that feuding between Vivendi and TIM was still going on and a second source said things might soon come to a head.
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The duel in the pool between Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte will come to a head in Thursday's 210-meter individual medley, in what is likely the final showdown between the legendary swimmers.
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CPI: Inflation worries could come to a head on Thursday when the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its consumer price index, a measure of the average change in consumer prices over time.
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Years of separatist feeling in the industrial northeastern region will come to a head in less than two weeks as the fiercely pro-independence regional government calls a referendum on splitting from Spain.
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Those who say it can point to Broadcom's campaign to win a majority of seats on Qualcomm's board as effectively a change in control, which will come to a head on March 6.
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His future sister-in-law (Hepburn), however, is similarly free-spirited; you can probably imagine how all these tensions will come to a head during — appropriately — the film's climactic New Year's Eve bash.
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Tensions between Clinton and Sanders supporters seemed to come to a head in January, following an interview Clinton gave to the Hollywood Reporter while promoting a Hulu documentary about her life and campaign.
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The conflict has come to a head over choosing a deputy to serve under Rex W. Tillerson, the Exxon Mobil chief executive whom Mr. Trump selected this week to be secretary of state.
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Those tensions are all but certain to come to a head on stage Wednesday, when Bloomberg is bracing to receive incoming fire from Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders and Warren.
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It all might've come to a head during a recent loss against Indiana, in which James played 40 minutes one night after a humiliating blowout loss to the Kyle Lowry-less Toronto Raptors.
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Issues between Ted and Robin come to a head when she brings her new 41-year-old boyfriend (played by Orson Bean in a sight gag indicative of Ted's perception of him) to dinner.
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All of these factors make for a vicious cycle, one that insures that the conversation about harassment, abuse, and misogyny doesn't often come to a head unless these things threaten to tarnish awards season.
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With global growth increasingly suffering from frictions between the two biggest economies, tensions will come to a head when Donald Trump and Xi Jingping meet on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Argentina.
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For all the talk of winter is coming and a slowdown in private capital markets, it's hard to say if, or when, this will ever come to a head — at least in Silicon Valley.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's long-running struggle to balance modern standards with Jewish tradition has come to a head in the military, where new orders curtailing beards among soldiers have met protests from some rabbis.
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That drama will come to a head on Thursday when former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey, who was leading the Russia probe until Trump fired him, testifies before a U.S. Senate panel.
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Your sign has a reputation for blowing up people's phones with notifications, but Sagittarius has an even bigger mouth than you do, so expect conversations that have been brewing to come to a head.
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Fears of a global trade war have been simmering for over a year but the latest standoff between Washington and Beijing may come to a head at the G20 summit in Japan this weekend.
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Pelosi directed six congressional committees to take a deep dive into Trump's dealings, inquiring about his past, and putting together a sufficient case that will come to a head with a vote to impeach.
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The South Dakota Republican, who holds a position in party leadership, has previously said he expects the issue to come to a head in the lame duck session after the presidential election in November.
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"Salicylic acid is a beta-hydroxy acid that removes excess oil from the skin and helps to dry out pimples," Dr. Zeichner says — and that includes the deep ones that don't come to a head.
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And in "Animals" — the season's 12th episode, directed by Mad Men's Matthew Weiner — things come to a head when the women stage a peaceful protest against the policies of tyrannical guard Piscatella (Brad William Henke).
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But things come to a head between the two men in a pivotal scene where Victor insists that Jared admit to sinning with his attacker as part of a moral inventory, and Jared claps back.
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The investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election and big tech's role has come to a head this week with interrogations of Google, Twitter and Facebook by both the House and Senate Intelligence Committees.
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Trump's eventual decision on what to do about the agreement — which will come to a head in about two weeks — will help determine how much global warming the world will experience during the coming decades.
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Top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Tuesday he expects the trade dispute between the U.S. and China to come to a head at the Group of 20 summit in Argentina later this month.
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That drama will come to a head on Thursday when former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey, who was leading the Russia probe until Trump fired him last month, testifies before a Senate panel.
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The situation may soon come to a head — leaders of the state and federal transportation departments plan to meet in December to discuss a solution, or perhaps hash out potential penalties if nothing is done.
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Metro has taken flak for expanding its rail system to include the new Silver Line out to Dulles International Airport before addressing a string of ongoing safety issues, which have recently come to a head.
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Parts of Qualcomm's global court battle with Apple are expected to come to a head in the fall and early next year, while Qualcomm and Huawei remain in talks to try to resolve their dispute.
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Nina ultimately falls in love with Boris, which causes a stir among her peers — namely Irina's son, whose affections for Nina come to a head as Boris seemingly chews up her heart and spits it out.
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I want to play for all of you my exchange a few days ago with Jeff Sessions on this very issue because we knew tonight it was going to come to a head, let&aposs watch.
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The country is set for its political divisions to yet again come to a head during presidential elections that are expected to occur in late 2019 and the parliamentary elections that are scheduled for the 2020.
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But the issue may soon come to a head, now that AT&T, one of the world's biggest ISPs, has signed an $85.4 billion agreement to acquire Time Warner, one of the world's biggest media companies.
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When the Duchess' cousin, Lady Masham unexpectedly arrives at the palace in hopes of employment (much to the Duchess' chagrin) a hilarious, but heated race for the Queen's approval, affection, and power come to a head.
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By taking this step, they're putting off a fight over government funding that's likely to come to a head as Christmas rapidly approaches, though the impending holiday could actually work to diffuse some of that tension.
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All of this will come to a head at an EU summit in Brussels on June 28th-29th, where Mrs Merkel must try to cobble together a deal that can satisfy both Mr Seehofer and Mr Salvini.
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These ideas come to a head on the album's eerie closer "Never Been Home", a dissonant and haunting track comprised of just vocals and a piano that swirls aggressively with questions of identity and belonging a tornado.
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They're not going to be deficit hawks—especially not after watching the Republicans pass a tax cut that will add an estimated $1.9 trillion to the debt over ten years Something will come to a head here.
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The latest carbuncle to come to a head is Banca Carige, which was put into temporary administration by the European Central Bank (ECB) on January 22019nd—the first time the euro-zone regulator has exercised this power.
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The matter is therefore turning into a game of chicken for the PM, and will come to a head when the Commons has its first opportunity for a meaningful vote on the customs union -- likely next month.
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Union representatives told Bloomberg and Italian news site La Repubblica that Amazon has not taken sufficient measures to ensure worker safety, while an Amazon worker told Business Insider that tensions between management have come to a head.
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But the battle will come to a head when a British regulator rules next month on whether the proposed deal gives Mr. Murdoch, who already controls several national newspapers, too much clout over the British media landscape.
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Tensions over immigration appeared to come to a head in early February when a 28-year-old Italian and self-proclaimed neo-Nazi went on a shooting spree in Macerata in northern Italy, wounding six African migrants.
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For both sides in the debate, questions about the rule of law in the Trump era could come to a head next month when the Supreme Court hears arguments in a landmark fight for Trump's financial records.
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But given the high stakes — the aesthetics of the California coastline and who has access to it — the action against Mr. Lester, which will come to a head at a public hearing on Wednesday, has created a firestorm.
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Those themes all come to a head when family man/advertising exec Dre (Anthony Anderson) tries to launch a campaign for a champagne brand that features an irritated black woman turning into a happy-go-lucky white woman.
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Two of the castmates in Your Husband Is Cheating On Us have a baby by the same man, and previews for future episodes suggest that things may come to a head as they live under the same roof.
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R. Kelly is on a collision course with another famous defendant -- Michael Avenatti -- and it could all come to a head Tuesday morning when the singer appears in court to possibly challenge the authenticity of a sex tape.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's executive may trigger a process on Wednesday to begin to strip Poland of its voting rights in the bloc, officials say, as months of tensions between Brussels and Warsaw come to a head.
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Alissa: My very favorite part of the film comes after things have come to a head between Reynolds and Alma — after she hears him complaining about her to Cyril — and you know something bad is going to happen.
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In the famous scene, Conrad and Audrina Patridge's fights over who texts whom more and who's more dismissive of whom come to a head in an epic crying sesh that launched one of the web's most popular GIFs.
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Washington (CNN)A series of legislative and symbolic deadlines come to a head this week in Washington amid a slew of polling that suggests President Donald Trump is historically unpopular at this early moment in his White House.
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She and Ruth go through a rather bumpy adjustment period living together — things come to a head when Sheila puts a dead squirrel in Ruth's bed — but they finally reach an understanding to give each other their space.
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After fuming for years over the pace of confirmations, Republicans say the years-long fight will soon come to a head, and the end result will dramatically reduce the amount of time it takes to confirm most nominees.
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But under Chair White the SEC routinely ignores needs of investors to cater to interests of big businesses, dragging its feet on key rules The next battle in the disclosure wars will come to a head on Nov.
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Many of the investigations into Mr. Trump's business dealings, potential campaign finance violations and whether his campaign had connections to Russia could come to a head in the new year, particularly with Democrats taking control of the House.
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These pressures come to a head when Quincy asks Monica to stay up late to help him process his parents' marital crisis, and Monica, worried about her place on the team, returns to her dorm to make curfew.
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Tokyo (CNN)Days of debate over the future of whaling will come to a head Friday when members of the International Whaling Commission (IWC) vote on a Japanese proposal which could lead to the resumption of commercial whaling.
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Some observers noted that the pace of the case lagged the House's aggressive schedule for impeachment proceedings, all but guaranteeing that the impeachment process would come to a head in the House before any ruling on Kupperman's case.
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The dispute has come to a head over the Syrian town of Manbij, where Turkey has threatened to drive out a YPG-led force and warned the United States - which has troops there - not to get in the way.
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The group's internal tensions in the UK have come to a head around a proposal to use drones to force a shutdown of London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest airport and one of the UK's biggest sources of carbon emissions.
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Everything seemed to come to a head around springtime of this year after the first expansion failed to fix any meaningful issues with the game and Destiny 2 could be well on its way to being considered a failure.
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More important, an issue that has been lurking for almost two years about whether the appointment of these judges was proper under the Constitution looks as if it will come to a head in the Supreme Court's coming term.
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The issue is expected to come to a head on Tuesday, when White House officials plan to convene a high-level meeting to discuss the annual number of refugee admissions for the coming year, as determined by President Trump.
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Instead, the EU is expected to focus on the prospect of counter-tariffs in a parallel case over Boeing subsidies likely to come to a head next spring, while calling for a broader negotiated settlement on aircraft support worldwide.
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Although the economy has been steady this year, at least one analyst has dire predictions, comparing the current period to the buildup to the Great Depression and warning that this fall is when things will come to a head.
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JG: So as you all mentioned, I'm up here in New York, and as an avid content consumer on my phone, I do think that we are going to be watching ... it's going to come to a head again.
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This most often happens when you introduce topical retinoids or hydroxy acids into your routine, which work to "clean the pipes" in your skin, allowing oil and dead skin cells within the pore to come to a head, Dr. Zeichner explains.
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It will come to a head on Friday when parliament starts debating a constitutional reform bill that addresses the nationality question and would also make it easier to decree a state of emergency — a measure the government imposed after the Nov.
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We can assume that things between Frances and Catherine will come to a head in the final episode next week, but whether Frances will be caught out for targeting Ryan before her dastardly plan is put into action is uncertain.
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Tensions were expected to come to a head at Monday's meeting as government representatives on the board appeared to be ready to turn up the heat on Patel and accuse the RBI of being intransigent in the face of government demands.
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The ugly war of words between Nicki Minaj and Safaree could come to a head if the exes run into each other at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, but there's a plan in place to avoid that ... TMZ has learned.
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Greenlight Capital's plan to split up General Motors' stock, as well as its challenge to the company's board of directors, will come to a head on Tuesday, as the U.S. automaker's shareholders cast their votes on the hedge fund's proposals.
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CBS's future though is tied up until an October 3 court date, when the battle for control of the company between Shari Redstone, whose National Amusements controls CBS and Viacom, and CBS CEO Les Moonves could come to a head.
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While the action in season seven seems destined to come to a head at King's Landing and the Wall, as the Thrones universe has expanded to include not only Westeros but Essos, the key players have been scattered to the winds.
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Things appeared to come to a head when civil rights activists disrupted de Blasio's appearance at a recent presidential debate in Detroit by shouting "Fire Pantaleo!" during his opening remarks, before they were escorted out of the arena by local cops.
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The economic crisis, which was long in the making, has now come to a head: dollars are scarce, the pegged Lebanese pound has slumped by more than 40%, and controls imposed by banks are preventing depositors from withdrawing their savings.
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The issue could come to a head on Thursday when the government announces a so-called repeal bill that would enshrine parts of European Union law into British law, a pivotal moment in its decision to leave the European Union.
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Tensions between Whole Foods Market and some of the most important brands it sells in its stores will come to a head on March 19, when they will congregate for a recently announced summit, sources familiar with the situation tell CNBC.
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The economic crisis, years in the making, has come to a head since protests began in October: banks are restricting access to savings, the Lebanese pound has lost a third of its official value, and thousands of jobs have been lost.
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The economic crisis, years in the making, has come to a head since protests began in October: banks are restricting access to savings, the Lebanese pound has lost a third of its official value, and thousands of jobs have been lost.
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The issue is set to come to a head this month, with state and federal energy ministers due to meet on Friday and the government in the state of Victoria set to decide whether to lift a ban on onshore gas developments.
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"It will no doubt end with the necessary compromise between the parties concerned, but given the very different standpoints, matters will probably have come to a head first (so) a new Greek crisis may be necessary to clear the logjam," he concluded.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): The European Union's executive may trigger a process on Wednesday to begin to strip Poland of its voting rights in the bloc, officials say, as months of tensions between Brussels and Warsaw come to a head.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The showdown between U.S. activist hedge fund Elliott Management and Hyundai Motor Group is set to come to a head on Friday when shareholders gather to vote on the fund's demands for a hefty special dividend and a board shake-up.
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Discontent with the veteran socialist has been simmering for months among Labour lawmakers, but the crisis has come to a head since the Brexit vote, which has turned domestic politics on its head and raised the possibility of an early general election.
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"It is no secret that the use of the national emergency law has generated a good deal of discussion, and we'll continue having those discussions, but it will all come to a head on Thursday," McConnell told reporters during a weekly press conference.
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A startlingly rapid advance by government troops transformed the balance of power in northern Iraq within a matter of days and has wrecked decades-old dreams of Kurdish independence that had come to a head last month with a referendum on secession.
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President Trump's legal troubles: Many of the investigations into Mr. Trump's business dealings, potential campaign finance violations and whether his campaign had connections to Russia could come to a head in the new year, particularly with Democrats taking control of the House.
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These issues have come to a head in Connecticut, where a conservative Christian group called Alliance Defending Freedom has filed a legal complaint on behalf of three high school athletes who are seeking to bar transgender girls from competing in the girls category.
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A machinist's mate who worked with one of the sailors who died this month said that family issues and other personal problems that sailors tend to ignore during the hectic times at sea can come to a head when they are ashore.
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Spider-Man's plots can come to a head when he has to save a bus with his classmates on it, but there's no reason for Nicole's maybe-love-interest dance instructor to show up anywhere near the final showdown with the Crooked Man.
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To be fair to President Trump, a reckoning with China over its trade practices, including allegedly stealing trade secrets and forced technology sharing, has been a long time coming, and, if not under Trump, would ultimately have come to a head under a future administration.
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As a consequence, the prime minister faces what is unquestionably a difficult set of circumstances, and matters will doubtless come to a head on the 11th, only a week or so before members of the Westminster Parliament plan to disperse for the Christmas holidays.
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Yet it's Southeast Asia that's the economic and geopolitical linchpin to Chinese ambitions and where U.S.-Chinese tensions will come to a head: a region home to more than half a billion people whose internet economy is expected to triple to $2100 billion by 220.
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The deal's fate has come to a head in the past 10 days, after Iran announced steps breaching its commitments - it announced that it had amassed more enriched uranium than allowed under the agreement and said it had refined uranium to a higher purity.
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Over the last few years, he's demonstrated an uncanny knowledge of both R&B's past and destiny, traversing between Clinton's interstellar explorations, lush 90s-indebted excesses, and futurist production tricks, all of which come to a head this week on his debut full-length Language.
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The conference could see a number of issues come to a head, including controversies over Netanyahu's re-election efforts; comments by freshmen Democratic Muslim lawmakers; AIPAC's approval of Trump policies in the Mideast, and efforts by 2628 Democrats to distance themselves from the event.
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"Look I think that issue has come to a head for a reason and I think we're all listening, we're all paying attention and we all have to own some part of it and we all have to do better," Tom McCarthy, "Spotlight" director, said.
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I think it's very, very interesting to start to see like these little internal revolts around ... Yeah, like at Microsoft over ... ... around, yeah, immigration stuff, at Google around drone, military contracting for the facial recognition, like different things, really starting to come to a head.
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That feeling seemed to come to a head in his raucous election eve sketch with Jon Stewart, which urged people to understand that Clinton was an obvious choice over Trump and make sure to vote, but still had the feel of a giant party.
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The complex feelings between the brooding god Wotan and his favorite daughter, the feisty Valkyrie warrior Brünnhilde, come to a head during an intimate scene in Act II, when, in a rare moment of vulnerability, Wotan confesses what a mess he's made of things.
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"This is an issue that I hope will come to a head and that we're focused with, and I more than imagine that the issue will be raised in our embassy," Mr. Rubio told Mr. Chapman, who said he was aware of the concerns.
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They are symbolic of a broader power sector struggling to service and pay off billions of dollars in loans, a major debt risk for the banking sector that could come to a head in coming months and ultimately leave tax payers picking up the bill.
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The bank's management is also fighting an investor protest over high executive pay that is set to come to a head at its annual meeting on Friday while the Netherlands is leading an investigation into alleged tax evasion and money laundering involving the bank.
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Tensions over 5G have come to a head within the Trump administration, prompting acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney to convene a high-level White House meeting to hammer out policy disputes between government agencies, according to two administration officials and another source familiar with the matter.
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The nagging issue of trying to avoid checkpoints on the Northern Ireland border with euro zone member Ireland still looks close to intractable, and matters could come to a head with an EU withdrawal bill debate due in mid-June, potentially leading to another messy election.
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This issue didn't come to a head with Tillerson — the administration appointed the No. 2 official, Deputy Secretary John Sullivan, as acting secretary of state until Mike Pompeo's confirmation — and it hasn't really been settled in the two decades that Federal Vacancies Reform Act has been law.
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The furor that ensued has brought national attention to the delicate issue of trans youth athletics, one that will no doubt come to a head over years to come as states with discriminatory regulations, that lack regulations, or have middle-of-the-road policies encounter similar situations.
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Things eventually come to a head during a photoshoot Khloé was doing for Redbook magazine, when Khloé asked her mom to cancel a few things and then accused Kris of being a "f—ing liar" for saying Khloé had agreed to the busy schedule long ago.
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Partisanship on Capitol Hill has been getting more entrenched for years, but the tensions have escalated under Trump and seemed to come to a head this week in a perfect storm of racial acrimony, partisan finger-pointing and even concerns about violent attacks against members of Congress.
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Four years later, when the United States was mired in the first year of the Iraq war, the council refined its prediction, saying a "crisis over North Korea is likely to come to a head sometime over the next 220 years," that is, no later than 503.
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The platoon's adjutant, Willsdorf (the great Bruno Cremer), is a battle veteran who, as an Alsatian, was forced into the German Army in World War II. The two have conflicting tactical ideas, but enough respect for each other that their differences never come to a head.
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It's particularly frustrating since the first season's final episode includes a flashback to Nicole meeting Mark, which is sweet, but it easily could have come earlier in the show, leaving space for showing why events suddenly come to a head and how the story reached this point.
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Fortunately the song was released, but Gaye reportedly felt disillusioned by its success and yearned for more creative control, something that would come to a head in the form of an ultimatum from Gaye to Gordy two years later: release "What's Going On" or he'd walk.
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"There have been 1,200 fires of Muslim refugee homes in Germany, and I have Muslim clients who have changed their names in Germany and in Sweden out of fear," Grungras said, who predicts that more Muslims will seek asylum outside of Europe as racial tensions come to a head.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Trade tensions that have clouded Wall Street's outlook for more than eight months will come to a head this weekend at a global political summit, with investors bracing for a range of outcomes that stand to influence stocks for the rest of the year.
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Things like that are happening, and so I guess one way to look at it is that in the middle of a crisis, there's also an opportunity for change, because things have come to a head so terribly that it can be a catalyst for people to take action.
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When the difficulties come to a head, both men and women tend to resort to traditional roles, even if it's not what they'd planned or hoped to do: Women take a step back at work to prioritize family needs, and men do less at home to prioritize work.
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The various Ralph Cifaretto story lines of Seasons 23 and 22 come to a head in the Episode 24 of Season 26, "Pie-O-My," in which Tony falls in love with a racehorse and begins to see Ralphie's indifference to the animal as an unforgivable moral failing.
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The party, which has made major inroads in local, regional and European elections, is due to hold a major congress at the turn of the year where internal divergences in the wake of its ballot box defeat to Macron and his new party are set to come to a head.
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The talks could come to a head within days with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE (D-Calif.) expected to transmit the articles as soon as this week.
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Even prior to his New York Times interview, decades of simmering allegations of racism had come to a head right before the midterms in 2018, after he promoted a white nationalist on Twitter and met with members of a Nazi-linked political party in Austria during a trip to Europe.
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Decades of tensions between the two governments have come to a head over the outbreak, and people like Ms. Chang and her husband — both of who arrived in China last month to celebrate the Lunar New Year holiday with family — have become pawns in a complicated and dangerous game of political chess.
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One also has to hope that Trump's team is giving thought as to how to restructure the island's debt — since it is all too likely that the island's crisis will come to a head when the temporary stay Congress granted the island on litigation by creditors expires by May at the very latest.
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According to the actor, the rest of the cast had a lot of "unresolved" issues with one another — from situations between Brody Jenner and Spencer, Spencer and his sister Stephanie, and reality TV's favorite will-they-or-won't-they kind-of couple, Audrina Patridge and Justin "Bobby" Brescia — that come to a head on the show.
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Having bored their way through a cursory 15 minutes of missionary (after Ivanka has hand-sanitised following an un-enthusiastic half hand-job), things come to a head with a soundtrack of Adele yelling, which, to be fair, is a smart choice, because it least it fills the silence after a less than earth-shattering end.
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A simmering fight over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's border wall is poised to come to a head on the Senate floor this week.
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The situation has come to a head now because, according to Lee Rosenbaum, the full 85-member Helsinki City Council will vote on Wednesday whether to approve or deny a plan put forward by the Foundation to construct a franchise outpost in the Finnish capital at a projected cost of 83 million euros, with an annual operating budget of 11.6 million euros.
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The problem has come to a head in the Seattle suburbs, as the King County Council's struggles to figure out what to do with all its garbage, and with a landfill that was supposed to have been filled to capacity years ago, complicated by about 200 bald eagles regularly feasting off the dump's mountains of food waste and other detritus.
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The framework also calls for an end to the visa lottery system, which is designed to promote immigration from countries with low levels of immigration to the U.S. The debate over immigration has come to a head because Trump is ending the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows certain immigrants to legally work and go to school here.
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Just this week, attempts to obstruct justice and invite foreign influence in America's 2016 election -- as detailed in more more than four hundred pages in the Mueller report -- have come to a head: Attorney General William Barr, charged with defending the rule of law on behalf of all Americans, is instead running interference for President Trump, acting like a lawyer on Trump's personal payroll.
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As a natural consequence, things come to a head at the Brooklands auto race, which starts with the drivers actually sprinting to their cars and continues with … well, I can't say I had the feeling of G-forces actually whipping my face to the other side of my head, Abbots, but apparently there was enough speed for one of the cars to crash and burn.
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But in 2017, politics have come to a head at pride events across the country, as activists push for elected officials, the media, and those less politically inclined in the gay community to recognize that even as Chipotle and Wells Fargo embrace pro-gay imagery, there's still vast amounts of work to be done to ensure the safety of LGBTQ people, especially LGBTQ people of color.
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U.S.-China trade tensions are poised to come to a head this week when President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and a major component of those talks will likely focus on intellectual property (IP) theft.
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The ramifications of global upheaval and commerce come to a head in powerful films like Tim Tsai's Seadrift, about Vietnamese refugees settling in a coastal Texas town and the hatred they met when they arrived in the '70s, and Alexander John Glustrom's Mossville: When Great Trees Fall, the heartbreaking tale of a Louisiana town founded by freed slaves whose descendants are uprooted by a chemical plant for a company started by the South African government during Apartheid.
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The gamut covered by measures introduced in the early days of legislative sessions underscores the patchwork approach to marijuana by states across the country — and the possibility that the different ways states treat marijuana could come to a head at the federal Justice Department, where President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's nominee for attorney general is a staunch opponent of legal pot.
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