They are the foundation by which everything else comes about.
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" Cynicism "comes about because people don't tell you the truth.
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The comment comes about seven minutes after Clark was shot.
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This comes about one year after Uber hit five billion trips.
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The HHS report, which comes about a month before the Nov.
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I think the change comes about from people like Mr. Miller.
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This comes about one year after Uber and Lime officially partnered.
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Every couple of years, one comes about, and buy into fear.
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Damore's class action suit comes about four months after his firing.
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The latest shooting comes about three months after a Parkland, Fla.
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The first mention of Checkers comes about halfway through the video.
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Their vacation comes about a month after the two briefly broke up.
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The drama in the sequel comes about when mom Helen Parr, a.k.a.
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AWS's announcement comes about a month after Microsoft made a similar announcement.
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The announcement comes about two months after Bourdain's death from apparent suicide.
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The address also comes about a week before another potential government shutdown.
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Cunha's arrest Wednesday comes about a month after his ouster from power.
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The announcement comes about two weeks before the Sabres start training camp.
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"The most security comes about when you have strong encryption," said Sen.
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The shot comes about two minutes and thirty-four seconds into the video.
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This all comes about due to an epochal event known as Robert's Rebellion.
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Her trip comes about a week before U.S. President Donald Trump visits Asia.
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News of the split comes about a month after Patrick announced her retirement.
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The release comes about 15 months after WhatsApp released its first web app.
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Quip's acquisition comes about a month after he joined the board of Twitter.
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The measure comes about six months after Hollywood's reckoning with sexual harassment began.
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Your hand knows how to turn it so the next thing comes about.
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The filing comes about two weeks after rival Lyft debuted on the public markets.
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The move comes about a week after the presumptive GOP nominee fired Rick Wiley.
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In part, that disconnect comes about because Atwood insists on defining her own terms.
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But keep in mind that it comes about in part because of legal restrictions.
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Hubbard's public reveal of his startup comes about two years after he left Twitter.
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The announcement comes about one week after the GoPro Karma, another foldable drone, was announced.
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This comes about a month after Trump announced his plans to carry forward the war.
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The development on Tuesday comes about a month after Bechard sued Broidy, Davidson and Avenatti.
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The announcement comes about a week after a sniper killed five police officers in Dallas.
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Because if in two months all of this comes about they will be held responsible.
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The move comes about a decade after Amazon began testing its AmazonFresh grocery delivery service.
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Google's announcement comes about 10 months after Amazon started its own drone delivery tests in England.
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In this case, the conductivity comes about through annealing, or heating and slowly cooling the material.
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So I think she and Austin are ready for this next step whenever it comes about.
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Her order comes about a week after the resignation of the agency's embattled chairwoman, Shola Olatoye.
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Monday's attack comes about a year after the slaying of 18-year-old student Haruka Weiser.
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If and when the new entity comes about, it would be Amazon's primary competitor in India.
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The announcement comes about two months after a federal judge ordered immediate implementation of the rule.
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Uber's filing comes about two weeks after ride-sharing rival Lyft debuted on the public markets.
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The move comes about a week after Amazon threatened to take action to dispute the decision.
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Making a home is not a steady process but comes about in bursts, interspersed with inactivity.
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The resignation comes about nine months before Fischer's term as vice chairman was set to expire.
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Right now, the standard warning only comes about 48 minutes before dangerous solar events strike Earth.
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In truth, medicine has not yet reached a consensus on how aging comes about, much less PulmoAging.
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GrubHub comes about a month after GrubHub purchased food delivery service Eat24 from Yelp for $287.5 million.
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The shift comes about 18 months after California's pension scheme also scrapped hedge funds from its portfolio.
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It's the sort of thing that only comes about with right combination of skill, dedication, and resources.
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Steinberg's hire comes about a week after Zenefits brought on board Lisa Reeves as SVP of Product.
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It also comes about a year after Inmarsat turned down a $3.2 billion takeover bid from Echostar.
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But the urge to get a complete hair makeover only comes about once — maybe twice — a year.
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The public health and safety notice comes about a month after SpaceX's most recent launch of Starhopper.
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The earnings announcement comes about one month after Alan Schnitzer replaced Jay Fishman as CEO of Travelers.
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It comes about one month after a shooting at the Capital Gazette in Maryland killed five people.
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"Every time they shut down one, another one comes about," Gola White said of the drug crews.
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It comes about six weeks after consumer groups successfully stopped the implementation of work requirements in Kentucky.
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Who knows, though, how long it will take before the free-gender utopia he envisioned comes about.
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Neither assertion holds up well to a studied look at history or how true healing comes about.
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The development comes about a week after the deadline passed for the government to reunite separated families.
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The expected endorsement comes about three weeks after Sanders suffered a heart attack on the campaign trail.
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The disclosure comes about a month after the Keystone 1 Pipeline leaked about 0003,040 gallons of oil.
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The fundraising comes about seven months after Real Matters raised C$100 million through a private placement.
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Chang'e 33 comes about two years after China made the first soft landing on the moon since 1976.
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The settlement comes about two years after Standard & Poor's agreed to pay $1.37 billion to settle similar charges.
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The president's defense of Saudi Arabia comes about two weeks before a critical OPEC meeting on Dec. 6.
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The most terrifying moment in the original run of Twin Peaks comes about halfway through its second season.
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"We don't say, well this is just que sera, something that comes about," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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The chart pattern comes about when a short-term moving average moves above a longer-term moving average.
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"There's a sustainability to the economic expansion when it comes about," Cooperman said on CNBC in August 2009.
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The new report comes about a month after Meghan and Harry announced they are expecting their first child.
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The decision comes about three months after the Supreme Court tossed McDonnell's conviction and two-year prison sentence.
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The first comes about 15 minutes into the expedition, when their eyes start to adapt to the darkness.
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The administration's decision comes about a week before the final census questions due to be submitted to Congress.
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The poll comes about one month after a gunman opened fire at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Meanwhile, the security disclosure comes about a month after Monzo announced £113 million (~$144 million) in additional funding.
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The move comes about a month out from the Iowa caucuses, where Cruz currently leads the GOP pack.
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The legislation comes about in a time when other cities are reconsidering how they regulate street food vendors.
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I think it's got to be something that comes about in the context of what people are hearing.
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The letter comes about two weeks after the Surface Transportation Board notified Harrison of complaints about CSX's service.
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This comes about a week after reports emerged that Williamson had laid off her entire national campaign staff.
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This sock comes about halfway up your calf, making it a great choice when you're wearing taller boots.
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To discuss why, I'm going to have to talk about Cipher's reveal, which comes about halfway through the film.
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The news of the agreement comes about a month after two senior executives at BlackBerry's patent licensing unit quit.
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Change comes about not through community action or political efforts, but through the outsize actions of special, strong saviors.
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This hike comes about a week after China lowered the foreign car import taxes from 25 to 15 percent.
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Siegler points out that we'll only find out once a concrete mission, rather than a hypothetical one, comes about.
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This milestone for Lyft comes about a year after it announced it was completing one million rides a day.
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The release of the new product comes about a year after Credit Karma quietly acquired a startup called Claimdog.
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It comes about less than two months after a shooting at the Capital Gazette in Maryland killed five people.
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Working out how this state of affairs comes about is a different matter, one not really within my remit.
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Shiftgig's raise comes about a year after Renren, the "Facebook of China", led Shiftgig's last round of $20133 million.
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The survey comes about a week after a Fox News poll found that Blackburn led Bredesen by 22019 points.
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The poll comes about a month out from votes being cast in the race in the Iowa causes Feb.
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I asked Green what she would say to people who believe DID comes about by suggestion of a therapist.
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Garriss: I'm really sympathetic to the sadness that comes about when you hear that Ashley Burch isn't voicing Chloe.
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This investment comes about six months after Red Star Macalline announced a digital marketing partnership with Alibaba rival Tencent.
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Trump's Iran deal withdrawal announcement comes about a month before Trump plans to meet with the North Korean leader.
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"Maybe we have to come to chaos so a new order comes about," Tsobanian said of the tennis calendar.
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It's good rhythmically that that comes about, because it cleans the slate and creates anticipation for the next event.
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This comes about a week after Apple said it would make the new computers in Texas rather than China.
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The news comes about a week after reports emerged that Williamson had laid off her entire national campaign staff.
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George's death comes about one year after the running back's twin brother Josh Atkinson died by suicide last December.
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Inslee's decision to drop out comes about a week before the deadline to qualify for the next Democratic debate.
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The deal comes about a month after Caesars' main operating unit emerged out from a near three-year bankruptcy.
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Left's new position comes about two months after he told CNBC he had taken a long position in Valeant shares.
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The new Snapchat-exclusive show comes about a month after NBCUniversal (which owns E!) first announced its partnership with Snapchat.
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This news comes about two months after Instagram added a "Videos You Might Like" channel, also in the Explore Tab.
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Why it matters: The e-commerce giant's milestone comes about one month after Apple became the first $1 trillion company.
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It comes about a week after Singapore's GIC, Tencent and NavInfo together agreed to take a 10% stake of Here.
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The move comes about a year after Discover started to automatically waive fees the first time a customer incurred one.
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Capital One's breach disclosure comes about a week after Equifax announced a settlement with authorities over its 2017 data breach.
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Sprint's earnings announcement comes about a week after the U.S. Justice Department approved its $26 billion merger with T-Mobile.
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The downgrade comes about two weeks after the company announced a $200 million investment by activist hedge fund Starboard Value.
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His appointment comes about a month after Iceland's central bank cut its key deposit rate to the lowest since 2011.
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The announcement comes about two months since Facebook appointed executive Karandeep Anand as the new leader of Workplace's product development.
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The move comes about two weeks after the first condensate shipment from Ichthys' floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) facility.
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In large part, the move comes about because of changes in the supply chains of online retail giants like Amazon.
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The latest flight and deployment comes about a week and a half after North Korea launched a long-range rocket.
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The confirmation of the talks comes about five months after Fiat Chrysler ended merger discussions with PSA's French rival, Renault.
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The confirmation of the deal comes about five months after Fiat Chrysler ended merger discussions with PSA's French rival, Renault.
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Trump's plan comes about a month before the Supreme Court is expected to hear a case weighing the controversial issue.
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The Court set a deadline of June 12, which comes about two weeks before its term is scheduled to end.
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But there's an earnestness and honesty to the music that only comes about through Lindes' undying obsession with his hometown.
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Abbas says that the family has a special kind of bond that only comes about from suffering so deeply together.
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" A pseudo-event, Boorstin wrote, was, first, "not spontaneous, but comes about because someone has planned, planted or incited it.
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Your nomination comes about a week after the passing of Martha Lavey, the Steppenwolf artistic director you worked with often.
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"The way (tech for good) comes about can be in response to a very local or personal challenge," he said.
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The Post's report comes about four years after Dollar Tree acquired Family Dollar, a company in which Icahn had a stake.
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This mission comes about two years after China's successful Chang'e 3 mission, the first soft landing on the moon since 1976.
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But there's also – and we'll see how it comes about – great concern about, wait a second, you saw us burn him.
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The news comes about a week after French drugmaker Sanofi made its own takeover bid for $52.50 a share in cash.
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But trauma also comes about from routine healthcare experiences—physical exams, childbirth, planned surgeries, and dental procedures to name a few.
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Every technique and ability in the game behaves in a slightly unique way, and mastery comes about through learning, and practice.
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The funding comes about two weeks before California votes on Proposition 64, which — if passed — would legalize marijuana for recreational use.
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The split comes about six months after an altercation between the couple occurred that prompted police to visit their California home.
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The move, which comes about a month after Twitter started new timeline experiments, was first reported by The New York Times.
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The news of the film comes about a year after Sheen confirmed on the Today Show that he is HIV positive.
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Black Panther's record-setting success comes about as organically as is possible for a Hollywood blockbuster in this day and age.
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The move comes about six months after CBA's role as financial adviser to Indian conglomerate Adani's multibillion dollar Carmichael Mine ended.
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Gorka's comment comes about a week before Trump's scheduled meeting with Kim at the Capella Hotel on Sentosa Island in Singapore.
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The U.S. central bank is not expected to raise rates at this meeting, which comes about a week before the Nov.
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The appointment comes about five months after the company ousted former Chief Executive Frederic Cumenal after a spate of disappointing results.
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The comment comes about seven minutes after Clark was shot multiple times -- and it has not sat well with the community.
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The birth comes about a year after Cassie's split from hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, which PEOPLE confirmed last October.
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The scar reveal comes about two minutes into the video, before Walsh and Brenneman actually get into the discussion about Private Practice.
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The divorce filing comes about a month after the El Moussas announced their separation following a May 2016 incident involving a firearm.
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The tragedy comes about three months after friends and experienced rock climbers Tim Klein, 42, and Jason Wells, 46, fell 1,000 ft.
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This change comes about after a years-long controversy which led some critics to advise avoiding previous versions of the Librem altogether.
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Hastings' departure comes about three years after he got into a tussle with fellow board member Peter Thiel over their political leanings.
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SASAC's clearance comes about 10 months after the companies' listed entities flagged a deal involving their parent companies was in the works.
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News of Pickerill's departure comes about three months after PEOPLE learned that Meghan and Harry were also losing trusted aide Samantha Cohen.
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Steltzner: One of my most prevalent modes of failing comes about because I am anxious in the presence of the open question.
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This comes about a month after Forbes explained a16z's new status as a financial advisor rather than a traditional venture capital fund.
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And when it finally comes about, it always seems like, "Wow," but you ignore the decades of work that went into it.
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Dalton's departure comes about four months after he took over for Newton Glassman, who the company said stepped down for medical reasons.
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There's absolutely no excuse for this behavior, but it's important to understand how it comes about, if it's going to be tackled.
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The amendment comes about two weeks after U.S. researchers confirmed the new strain of bacteria resistant to what's called "last resort" antibiotics.
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This development comes about as the cocktails-and-sushi chain battles it out in court with a different former CEO, James Kuhn.
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This comes about a year after Matternet secured a $16 million round led by Boeing HorizonX Ventures, the aviation company's venture arm.
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The incident comes about seven months after a three-story building collapsed in southern Mumbai in August, killing at least 33 people.
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The hearing comes about a month after the House passed legislation setting new requirements for victims seeking compensation through the court system.
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But Scorsese comes about as close as one can imagine, and the results are challenging for both the faithful and the skeptic.
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Durham's appointment comes about a month after Barr told members of Congress he believed "spying did occur" on the Trump campaign in 2016.
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The deal comes about four months after Outerwall, under pressure from activist investor Engaged Capital, said it would explore strategic and financial alternatives.
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Noisey: Rites of Passage, rather than focusing on fantasy and mysticism, is more focused on the transformation that comes about through daily experiences.
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Elections for the next legislative session will be held in September, and the arrest comes about a month before the start of nominations.
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Today's announcement comes about two years after the launch of VMware Cloud on AWS, which was pretty much the reverse of today's announcement.
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The photos, as well as the subsequent outrage Talley sparked, comes about three years after the House passed the Global Anti-Poaching Act.
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It's the sort of game that only comes about through a combination of careful craft and a total lack of interest in coherency.
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It comes about a week after a German tourist died while trying to take a photo atop a restricted area of Machu Picchu.
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But even if that future comes about and the three branches were engaged in open conflict, it wouldn't mean the end of democracy.
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Embarrassment, he argued, comes about when who we're claiming to be in a social interaction suddenly doesn't seem to square with the facts.
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The op-ed comes about a month ahead of November's midterm elections, when health care will likely be an important issue for voters.
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The alliance with Safran comes about a month after the world's biggest planemaker said it would buy aerospace parts company KLX Inc KLXI.
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The Trump administration's eagerness to remove Mr. Maduro could hurt the legitimacy of any new Venezuelan government, regardless of how it comes about.
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The man's death comes about a month after a man in his 30s died after falling from the same spot while whale watching, news.com.
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At the end of the day, many of the senators said that they looked forward to working with Zuckerberg on whatever regulation comes about.
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How that comes about isn't something I'm inclined to spoil, though it isn't hard to figure out what's going on or what's coming next.
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"The voice for Red was inspired by a condition known as spasmodic dysphonia, and it's a condition that comes about from trauma," she said.
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Kim's Russia trip comes about two months after his second summit with Trump failed because of disputes over U.S.-led sanctions on the North.
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Although you can't actually live inside a Disney park, one house on the market in Florida comes about as close as you can get.
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The incident comes about a year after the Kilauea volcano's decades-long eruption sent lava shooting up from the ground in a residential neighborhood.
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The earnings announcement comes about a week after the approval from the U.S. Justice Department on the merger between T-Mobile USA and Sprint.
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MARTIN FORD: That problem comes about, though, because a lot of jobs could be eliminated—in particular, jobs that are predictable and easily automated.
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It also comes about two years after cuts in welfare benefits were enacted with furious responses from the effected communities and their political mouthpieces.
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The deal comes about four months after Outerwall, under pressure from activist investor Engaged Capital LLC, said it would explore strategic and financial alternatives.
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The agreement with China's Anbang Insurance Group comes about three months since the private equity firm completed its acquisition of the luxury hotel operator.
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The feature will be available in about two weeks' time, in December, and comes about a month after competitor, WhatsApp, announced a similar feature.
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"For people with back problems, the issue comes about because you're changing positions every single time you go to a different club," he added.
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His push to change the flag comes about 16 years after Mississippi residents voted to keep it as-is in a 2001 statewide referendum.
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Her book, and the account it provides of a President who stokes racial tensions for political purposes, comes about one-year after the rally.
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Brown's hiring comes about six months after TechCrunch learned Google's then head of diversity and inclusion, Nancy Lee, was stepping down from her role.
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The announcement Tuesday comes about seven months after the company said it would sell the century-old building to office space sharing company WeWork.
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Until this election comes about, be it in the middle of October or early November, this Parliament will have no capacity to resolve Brexit.
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The move comes about a year after Trump signed an executive order announcing his plan to withdraw the U.S. from the TPP trade deal.
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It also comes about a week after The New York Times published data from employee-created spreadsheets that alleged gender pay discrimination at the company.
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"I believe that (Deputy Attorney General) Rod Rosenstein and Jeff Sessions have a chance to redeem themselves and that chance comes about tomorrow," he said.
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"The voice for Red was inspired by a condition known as spasmodic dysphonia, and it's a condition that comes about from trauma," she tells PEOPLE.
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The removal of the filler comes about three years after Jenner confirmed she received a lip enhancement when she was just 17, according to Vogue .
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"There's a solid, different kind of intimacy that comes about out of this and the support for each other and each other's lives," she said.
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It's nearly impossible to capture the deep bond between a dog and its owner, but the video, above, comes about as close as we've seen.
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"There's a solid, different kind of intimacy that comes about out of this and the support for each other and each other's lives," she says.
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It's like a whirlwind of fire: a swirling vortex that comes about when when the hot air near the ground rises quickly in a column.
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This round comes about a year and a half after the Omaha, Nebraska-based company raised a $1.2 million seed round led by Linseed Capital.
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The new poll comes about a year before the 2020 election and shows that 18 percent of respondents are still undecided on their preferred candidate.
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The news comes about a year after Instacart workers were in an uproar over changes that made it much harder for them to receive tips.
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"The voice of Red was inspired by a condition known as spasmodic dysphonia, and it's a condition that comes about from trauma," Nyong'o told PEOPLE.
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The move comes about six months after we reported that Facebook was starting to test the feature among a small group of brands and users.
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The poll comes about one week after the first presidential debate of 2016, in which the former secretary of State was widely considered the winner.
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"The voice for Red was inspired by a condition known as spasmodic dysphonia, and it's a condition that comes about from trauma," she told PEOPLE.
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Her departure would, surely, be cause for celebration—but only if it comes about through the courts or the ballot box, not cynical political machinations.
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Cohen-Watnick's firing comes about a week after Derek Harvey, the NSC's top Middle East official, was dismissed despite sharing Trump's hawkish views on Iran.
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The news comes about two months after Reuters reported that Couche-Tard and Japan's Seven & i Holdings Co Ltd had submitted offers to acquire CST.
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The move comes about 15 months after the Obama administration expelled 35 Russian diplomats in response to Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
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You know when we look at the situation we hope that there's a reasonable solution that comes about and that you know this doesn't escalate.
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Her departure comes about a month before the first votes of the primary are set to be cast as the Democratic field begins to shrink.
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The return of industrial workers comes about a week before the first wave of evacuees from Fort McMurray were due to return to the city.
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The milestone comes about a month after Apple, another tech giant, became the first U.S. publicly traded company to reach $1 trillion in market cap.
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The crash comes about two years after a drunken driver rammed into a crowd taking part in the Endymion parade, injuring at least 28 people.
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"When the nature of the discrimination comes about through personalization, it's hard to know you're being discriminated against," said Michael Tschantz, a Carnegie Mellon researcher.
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The bill's passage comes about a week after Alabama ushered in a controversial abortion law that could punish doctors who perform abortions with life in prison.
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His ruling comes about two months after a federal judge in San Francisco said that food delivery workers for Grubhub Inc were not the company's employees.
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"Self-responsibility comes about not only when people consider what they want and ultimately choose polyamory, but in how they handle their relationships," Dr. Sheff wrote.
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The move comes about six months after Federal-Mogul canceled its plans to split into two companies: one for powertrain operations and one for aftermarket parts.
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The move comes about a year after President Donald Trump directed the agency to explore how to expand the availability of so-called multiple-employer plans.
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I would ask people to take a look at history and to understand that change never, ever, ever comes about in a short period of time.
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That incident comes about three weeks after a fatal Southwest Airlines flight in which a jet engine failed midair and debris knocked out a cabin window.
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Any economic policy that comes about following the meeting will be watched closely and could impact global economic growth, said Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley.
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It comes about a month after the European Union pressured U.S. regulators to approve the typically routine request, which has languished for more than two years.
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The new fund-raising effort comes about two years after Accel raised its last venture and growth funds, which together amounted to just under $1.5 billion.
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Gates' testimony comes about a week after Manafort's attorneys alleged that he was the real culprit of fraud and that he embezzled from his former boss.
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The proposal comes about seven weeks after more than 50 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a country music festival in Las Vegas.
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Reuter's report comes about a month after investor Tiger Management sent a letter to GameStop, asking it to launch a strategic review of its business model.
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This temporary pay boost comes about as retailers like Walmart, CVS, and Domino's are scrambling to hire to keep up with a surge in consumer demand.
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The shot comes about 210 minutes into Episode 23 and lasts a little over two minutes, with most of the miserable victims remaining in the background.
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It comes about a week before the British Parliament votes on Prime Minister Theresa May's draft deal, which her cabinet and E.U. lawmakers have already approved.
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The launch comes about two months after Resso opened up for testing in two markets, India and Indonesia (it remains in test mode in the latter).
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They now suspect that autism, like other complex diseases such as cancer or obesity, comes about by the interaction of many different genes and environmental factors.
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The last-ditch move comes about a week after the House and Senate officially began negotiations on how to merge their very separate Zika funding bills.
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Both countries imposed yet more tariffs on imports from each other last Sunday, and plan to raise them again in December if no deal comes about.
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Now he's guiding gun policy at the White House Wilson's arrest comes about six weeks after a string of mass shootings in California, Texas, and Ohio.
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"The voice for Red was inspired by a condition known as spasmodic dysphonia, and it's a condition that comes about from trauma," she previously told PEOPLE.
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The release of the Mueller report comes about three weeks after Barr released his "principal conclusions" in a letter to Congress that was immediately made public.
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The countersuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court by The Management Group comes about two weeks after Depp sued the company alleging it grossly mismanaged his earnings.
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This death comes about in an Oatmeal-ish way: Nadia sees Ferran (Stitchers' Ritesh Rajan) stumbling towards a bar with his friend, and immediately runs toward him.
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The announcement comes about a month after a federal judge ordered the agency to speed up its review of thousands of vaping products now on the market.
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"The physical therapist comes about every two weeks and works with the babies for a while on the motor skills that they should be doing," Courtney explains.
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The firing comes about a week after a Huffington Post report detailed Yeatman's interaction with one of Masterson's accusers at a children's soccer game in Los Angeles.
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Place baking dish in a larger pan, and add boiling water to pan so that it comes about halfway up the sides of the baking dish. 3.
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"Understanding the trauma, the pain and the disfigurement that comes about as a consequence of such an attack is really important," Shah told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The move comes about two weeks after workers at VW's core brand won assurances there would be no forced dismissals in Germany through the end of 2025.
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The arrest comes about a month after an Oklahoma City ex-police officer was convicted for raping and sexually assaulting numerous women while he was on duty.
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Tuesday's announcement comes about a month after North Korea bragged about what it said was the "spectacular success" of its first hydrogen bomb test, on January 6.
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The funding comes about five months after Musk said Boring Co would compete to fund, build and operate a "loop" to connect downtown Chicago with O'Hare Airport.
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The tour comes about three months before a midterm election where Democrats are viewed as likely to flip the 23 seats they need to retake the House.
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The initiative comes about three months before a midterm election where Democrats are seen as likely to flip the 23 seats they need to retake the House.
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The Us Weekly report of the couple&aposs breakup comes about three months after Rihanna shared in a Vogue interview that she was in an exclusive relationship.
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O). The sale comes about 10 months after Tribune Media, one of the largest U.S. TV station operators, said it had hired investment banks Moelis & Co (MC.
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The decision to bring the series back comes about a year and a half after Nickelodeon paid tribute to the game show with a 30th Anniversary special.
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The message comes about two months before the midterms, when Pelosi's Democratic Party hopes to flip the 23 GOP-held seats needed to take a House majority.
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This comes about one month after this same group of 35 employees banded together to demand Google end forced arbitration as it relates to any case of discrimination.
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The announcement comes about a month after plans to build a $225 million, 20,000-capacity stadium for an MLS team were approved by the city and its investor.
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Why it matters: NICE's recommendation comes about a month after it said a similar treatment, known as CAR-T and made by Gilead Sciences, also is too pricey.
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It catalyzes the perception of STDs as something that comes about when you're having more sex — a false assumption, as long as you have the right health resources.
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In this video, Rob Miles form the University of Nottingham in the UK explains how that complexity comes about and why computers can struggle to deal with it.
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Abraham's birthday celebrations comes about two months after she settled a lawsuit with Viacom, the parent company of MTV, in March after she sued them for $5 million.
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Cunningham's good deed comes about two years after she founded Free Mom Hugs, a non-profit organization which provides support and educational services to parents with LGBTQI community.
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The new site was unveiled today in LinkedIn's offices in San Francisco, and it comes about a year and a half after LinkedIn acquired online learning site Lynda.
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The PDA-heavy lunch comes about a month after TMZ broke the story ... Amber and Elon were together for the first time since announcing their breakup in August.
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The news comes about three months after his wife, Jaylin, was released from prison, and granted supervised release, after serving one year, according to the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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The rally comes about a month after members of the conservative group and self-described anti-fascist counterprotesters clashed in Portland in what police described as a riot.
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The SEC meeting comes about a month after the Labor Department said it was backing off enforcement of its own investor protection rule due to a court ruling.
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It comes about 16 months after President Obama announced the re-establishment of diplomatic ties, which were severed by the Cuban missile crisis more than 50 years ago.
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The hearing comes about a month after the House passed the FACT by adding it to another piece of legislation that set new limits on class-action lawsuits.
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Schultz's decision comes about a week after Starbucks closed for an afternoon for company-wide sensitivity training following the arrest of two black men in a Philadelphia Starbucks.
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Didi's announcement comes about a month after The Information reported that Didi was in talks with investors, including SoftBank, its largest shareholder, to raise money for the unit.
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The poll's release comes about a month after the House passed the Equality Act, which includes protections for LGBT people from discrimination in employment, housing and other areas.
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Begor's appointment comes about six months after Richard Smith quit as CEO following mounting criticism over the attack that could be the most expensive hack in corporate history.
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The move comes about two months after the United States imposed North Korea-related sanctions on a number of firms and individuals, including two entities based in Singapore.
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"We appreciate the governor's gesture in terms of diverting his salary to public education until a solution comes about for fully funding public education in Nevada," he said.
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If you're not a book reader, she comes about when Beric Dondarrion sacrifices himself to allow Catelyn Stark to be resurrected and take over the Brotherhood Without Banners.
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The public spat comes about a week after Jeanie Buss ousted Jim Buss as the Lakers' executive vice president of basketball operations and replaced him with Magic Johnson.
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While drug resistance comes about because of antibiotic overuse, the genes responsible for creating resistance are widely disseminated in nature and have been evolving in microbes for eons.
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As much as $218 billion in excess capital could be returned to shareholders or reinvested in the banks themselves if all the deregulation the industry is seeking comes about.
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The really interesting part of the report comes about six minutes into the video, when Channel 2 reporter Amit Segal starts talking about the run-up to the vote.
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Lake-effect snow comes about as moisture from warmer lake waters mixes with cold air from the north, causing upward of 2 to 3 inches of snow an hour.
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Lake-effect snow comes about as moisture from warmer lake waters mixes with cold air from the north, causing more than 2 to 3 inches of snow an hour.
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The SEC's move comes about a month after the Labor Department said it was backing off enforcement of its existing so-called fiduciary rule due to a court ruling.
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Since Jon Snow spends the vast majority of this episode just lying on the same table he's been on since the season began, let's revisit how this comes about.
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Generally, the academy waits a year after a death to announce a vacancy, and if a replacement receives a majority vote, a formal induction comes about a year later.
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The crash in Santa Clarita comes about a week after four smaller-sized aircraft crashed, killing 6 people in separate incidents in Louisiana, New York, North Carolina and Maryland.
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Ford's first use of OTAs comes about two months after it said it would hire 400 engineers to work on connectivity, mostly from Blackberry Ltd's shuttered phone handset business.
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"As the strange vessel flies overhead and comes about to face me, while I'm completely disabled, I'm thinking that I'm about to enter a world of hurt," he said.
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The work usually begins with a concept that comes about by meditating on a found image, a turn of phrase or the way a word sounds, and so on.
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But working on the pipeline of women in leadership positions means change comes about more slowly than in politics, where a single election cycle can make all the difference.
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The move comes about four months after the introduction of Snap Maps, which allows you to see your friends' locations in real time, alongside a heat map of public snaps.
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The ruling on voter ID comes about a month after two federal judges ruled that Texas lawmakers drew up three U.S. congressional districts to undermine the influence of Hispanic voters.
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Toshiba's latest trouble comes about a year after when it was embroiled in an accounting scandal, in which profits were padded by more than $1 billion between 2008 and 2014.
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This new sobering report comes about a year after President Donald Trump vowed to withdraw the United States, the second-largest emitter of climate pollution, from the global climate agreement.
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The news comes about a month after Aeropostale said it was exploring strategic alternatives, including a sale, as it struggles to cope with rapidly changing consumer tastes and stiff competition.
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The new funding comes about one year after Kobalt closed on its most recent funding, which valued the company at roughly $800 million, as TC had reported at the time.
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Shitty automation usually, but not always, comes about when new user-facing technology is adopted by a company or institution for the ostensible reason of minimizing labor and cutting costs.
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This emerges in the midst of an economy based around long-term investment and secure work, so there's a little bit of an irony there in how it comes about.
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The SEC's new guidance doesn't mention specific incidents, but it comes about five months after the massive Equifax data breach, which compromised the personal information of about 145.5 million people.
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The move comes about a month after London-listed oil and gas major BP discovered further oil prospects in the Gulf of Mexico, including additional oil in the Atlantis field.
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The vote comes about 16253 hours after Christine Blasey Ford offered testimony to the panel about her accusation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when the two were in high school.
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The decision from Hillman also comes about two months after a national civil rights group filed a lawsuit that sought a restraining order to block FEMA from ending the program.
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The deal comes about a month ahead of Britain's plan to exit the European Union, which is expected to put pressure on supply chains and boost prices of dairy products.
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And though Percy is no longer a concern (I won't spoil how that development comes about), King Henry V has more than enough enemies to keep him on his toes.
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Jones's win comes about a month after Democrats swept to a similarly stunning victory in Virginia, where they won the governorship and gained seats in the state's House of Delegates.
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The sponsorship announcement comes about a week after another e-commerce company, Japan's Rakuten, said it had bought sponsorship rights for the jerseys of the NBA champion Golden State Warriors.
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Mr. Temer's arrest comes about a year after Mr. da Silva, who served as president from 2003 to 2010, began serving a 12-year sentence for corruption and money laundering.
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The move comes about a week before President Barack Obama leaves office and is likely the last major change he will make to his overhaul of the U.S. relationship with Cuba.
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Friday's announcement comes about three weeks after Fonterra cut its fiscal 2018 earnings guidance and lowered its forecast milk payout, looking to bolster its balance sheet amid tighter-than-expected margins.
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The news comes about two months after RNTS announced that it had closed its $45 million Heyzap acquisition, as well as another acquisition of Falk Realtime for $11 million in 2015.
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The casting comes about one year after executive producer Lee Daniels first publicly said he hoped to have Carey appear on the show, which stars Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard.
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That also comes about because of our really narrow view of history — that we have these quite small and very essentially made-up histories of things that we're so acculturated to.
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The incident comes about a week after a man breached a 5-foot outer perimeter fence and scaled an 8-foot vehicle gate to gain entry to the White House grounds.
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The melee comes about four months after four people were stabbed during a scuffle between members of the Ku Klux Klan and counter-protesters near a KKK rally in Anaheim, California.
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The release comes about three weeks earlier than its predecessor's release date, a move prompted by increased competition in the second half of the year as rivals release new smartphone models.
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Dees's promotion comes about a week after Goldman elevated former investment banking co-head John Waldron to president and chief operating officer and named Stephen Scherr as its new finance chief.
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The storm comes about two months after Typhoon Hato, a maximum category 10 storm, caused havoc in Hong Kong and deaths in nearby Macau, with extensive flooding and disruption to transport.
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The deadly accident comes about one month after a gas leak at a plant owned by a ChemChina subsidiary caused a blast that killed 23 people in the eastern Hebei province.
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The report about Cohen comes about a week after more than 1.3 million documents related to the April FBI raids of Cohen's office, home and hotel room were transferred to prosecutors.
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Background: Tavel's hiring comes about nine months after Scott Belsky stepped down as general partner with Benchmark, but it seems that Belsky had a role in identifying Tavel as his replacement.
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"I'm really sympathetic to the sadness that comes about when you hear that Ashley Burch isn't voicing Chloe," said lead writer Zak Garris during an interview at E3 earlier this year.
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"Historically, social change comes about when 3.5% of the population is pressing for it, and that's amazing because we always think you need 100% of people and you don't," Figueres said.
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The announcement comes about a week after President Trump first announced that the United States would be suspending joint military exercises with South Korea while negotiations with North Korea are ongoing.
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The report comes about a month after it became known that the Department of Investigation had opened an inquiry into the Health Department's handling of lead-paint inspections in public housing.
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The job listing comes about a month after Google announced it would expand its self-driving car testing program to Phoenix, Arizona (the job listing is for Chandler, a suburb of Phoenix).
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The approval of Evolus's Jeuveau to treat frown lines comes about eight months after the agency declined to approve the drug, citing deficiencies related to the chemistry and manufacturing of the product.
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Many handlers and owners will not show a female during its cycle, which comes about every six months, because "they're moody," said Wendy Kellerman, a handler and breeder from Hauppauge, New York.
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However Brexit comes about, opponents of the divorce worry that it will divide the West as it grapples with the U.S. presidency of Donald Trump and growing assertiveness from Russia and China.
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The first tipoff that Lifetime's Unreal is going to be more depraved in its second season comes about two minutes in, at a party celebrating the network's approval of Everlasting's newest suitor.
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The move comes about a month before many insiders who hold shares of the Snapchat parent can begin selling their shares at the expiration of the first lockup period on July 31.
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The judge's decision comes about four months after The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum revoked a prestigious human rights award that it had given to Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi in 2012.
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The forecast comes about a month after the company reported a surge in online traffic in the third quarter and registered a 1.673 percent jump in its e-commerce business in China.
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" Timing and details unclear News of the warrants comes about two weeks after The Record newspaper in Stockton ran a story under the headline, "Could answers be coming in Kristin Smart's disappearance?
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This comes about primarily when expectations get so high that even strong performance isn't enough, and when investors get concerned that the strong earnings are indicative of an economy that is overheating.
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Now, there are real concerns over lax safety standards in the country, because this fire comes about a month after a similar tragedy left 29 dead in the city of Jecheon. 4.
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The bill's passage comes about a year after Congress was hit with a raft of sexual misconduct allegations that resulted in the resignation of multiple members, both Democrats and Republicans, including Reps.
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The big picture: The decision comes about nine months after testing was suspended following a crash in Tempe, Arizona, in which an autonomous test vehicle operated by Uber struck and killed a pedestrian.
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But that comes about, I suppose, when you reach a state of Zen about how the game plays, which allows you to focus on stuff like the story that's being carried by it?
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"The earnings impact of President-elect Trump will outweigh whatever increase in bond interest rates comes about," said Steven Einhorn, vice chairman of hedge fund Omega Advisors Inc, which invests about $21.4 billion.
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But perhaps there's something we weren't seeing, some effect that only comes about in larger black holes, and maybe these potential differences could help describe some mysteries of the Universe, like dark matter.
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And whether the folks here in Congress like it or not, the way change comes about—the way we were able to write the Democratic platform—is not because everybody liked Bernie Sanders.
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The president's visit also comes about a week after the Justice Department sued California over the state's so-called sanctuary laws, which the administration claims obstruct federal immigration officials from doing their jobs.
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A Heron Oblivion moment — there's a powerful one in nearly every track, so a representative one — comes about two-thirds through a track called "Rama," with a crawling tempo and huge dynamic shifts.
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The shooting comes about a week after a police sergeant fatally shot a mentally ill woman, Deborah Danner, in her Bronx apartment while responding to an emergency call made by a concerned neighbor.
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It comes about a month before the inauguration of president-elect Jair Bolsonaro, who has vowed to empower commercial ventures in the Amazon and other Brazilian biomes while weakening enforcement of environmental laws.
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"It's important to remain one and pray as one, so that we can defeat any challenge that comes about," said Luvia Grant, who was at New Ebenezer with her husband and seven children.
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The move comes about a month after President Rodrigo Duterte lashed out at the casino business, saying he hates gambling and vowing there would be no new casinos set up during his presidency.
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But some take that drive to be prepared a few steps further, intent on not just being ready for the end of the world, but genuinely hoping to thrive once it comes about.
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" The Air Force change comes about six months after the Marines overhauled its tattoo restrictions with the goal of balancing "the personal desires of Marines with high standards of professional military appearance and heritage.
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Murphy's participation in A Day Without Women comes about one year after he launched efforts to bring more women -- as well as minorities and members of the LGBT community -- into his production company's ranks.
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This comes about when you're interested in things like our universe, where the Earth is rotating, and it's also rotating around the sun, and the sun is in a larger system that is rotating.
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No matter how it comes about, probation is a carrot and a stick: the carrot is staying out of jail, and the stick is the lengthy possible sentence that can be imposed upon violations.
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The decision comes about two months after an FDA advisory panel failed to reach a consensus over whether the once-daily oral drug, sotagliflozin, should be approved as an add-on to insulin therapy.
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Critics beware, the 2016 Cancer Moonshot comes about in an era in which advancements in treatments, attitudes, research and an understanding of cancer as a disease are coming together at a crucial nexus point.
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The announcement comes about a month after a New York Times investigation found that the city's black residents are arrested on low-level marijuana charges at eight times the rate of their white counterparts.
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"I believe that Rod Rosenstein and Jeff Sessions have a chance to redeem themselves and that chance comes about tomorrow," Giuliani ranted, referring to the Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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By this logic, any interruption to someone's athletic career that comes about as a result of childbirth is a choice; in contrast, an injury can't be predicted and needs to be gallantly recovered from.
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The controversy comes about as the blue-branded home improvement retailer seeks to woo back pro shoppers from Home Depot by enhancing merchandise offerings and marketing, Lowe's CMO Jocelyn Wong previously told Business Insider.
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The announcement comes about a month after the Trump administration imposed additional sanctions on North Korea over its nuclear program, which followed a fresh round of sanctions approved by the United Nations in September.
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The deal comes about six years after Daniel Loeb, whose hedge fund, Third Point, holds a stake in Sotheby's, called for the resignation of Bill Ruprecht, the auction house's chief executive at the time.
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The filing comes about a week after U.S. oil producer ConocoPhillips and a unit of Canadian producer Encana Corp asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to reject Plains All American's proposed tariff surcharge.
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The Democrats' brief comes about two months after Republicans filed a brief in support of the baker's claim that his wedding cake designs are an expressive form of speech protected under the First Amendment.
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The move comes about a month after antitrust watchdog Cade rejected Kroton's proposed takeover of Estácio, citing excess market power stemming from a tie-up that would have formed the world's No. 1 education firm.
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This uptick comes about five months after the company announced that it was investing $135 million to speed up its mobile and online orders, launch an ad campaign and close up to 1403 underperforming locations.
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The so-called supermoon appears up to 14 percent bigger and 30 percent brighter as it comes about 73,000 miles closer to the Earth than average, though to the casual observer, the increase appears slight.
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The expansion comes about two years after Deezer took its first baby step into partnerships with speaker companies: it originally announced a global expansion of the service, previously called Deezer Elite, in partnership with Sonos.
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It comes about a year after LinkedIn unveiled a revamped set of mobile apps, and the idea is to give the new desktop version more parity with that both in terms of look and functionality.
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"It really comes about from that ability to really laser-light focus on those larger customers and more dominant product lines that really drive the bulk of the profitability in any business," the CEO said.
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It comes about a month after Office of Government Ethics director Walter Shaub first asked the White House and federal agencies for the names of anyone who had been granted an exemption from ethics rules.
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The move to apply the much-loathed-but-tolerated surge pricing to its food delivery service comes about eight months after Uber first launched the service as a standalone app in many big US cities.
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Trump's call undercuts the United Nations' prohibition against conquering and annexing another country's sovereign territory, and comes about two weeks before Israelis head to the polls to determine which party will head the next government.
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Word of the carrier's visit comes about a week before the 50th anniversary of the Tet offensive, the military campaign by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces that punctured American hopes of winning the war.
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All of this comes about one month after Uber laid off 24 employees across its product and engineering teams and less than three months after Uber laid off about 453 people from its marketing team.
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The move comes about a week after Vivendi bought a fifth of Mediaset, the Italian broadcaster controlled by Berlusconi, in a move that stoked an ongoing row between the companies over a pay-TV deal.
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The rollout comes about a month after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended Shingrix on its annual list of vaccination recommendations and nearly five months since the Food and Drug Administration approved it.
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The litigation comes about two weeks after an independent report found university personnel were aware of complaints that Strauss had sexually abused students as early as the late 1970s, but failed to adequately investigate the allegations.
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Venture into World of Warcraft's Azeroth these days, though, and you'll find many of the same problems dogging the profession of Inscription, which comes about as close to professional word-slinging as playable Azeroth can offer.
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CCI's study comes about four months after the government implemented new rules regulating foreign investment in e-commerce, including barring the sale of products on their platforms from vendors in which they have an equity interest.
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His statement comes about a month after the United Kingdom announced it would ban sales of gasoline and diesel cars in 2040 and nearly two months after the French government said it would do the same.
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The Harts' anniversary comes about a year after a darker period in their relationship: In 2017, Hart was involved in a sex extortion scandal after he admitted to cheating on his then 8-months-pregnant wife.
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This comes about two weeks after the Journal reported that the Memphis-based real estate investment trust was exploring a potential sale and was in talks with private-equity firms, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The Wednesday draw comes about 2-1/2 months after a $429.6 million winning Powerball ticket was sold in New Jersey and two weeks after a $540 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot was clinched in Indiana.
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The update comes about 40% through the hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through November 30, and the activity has been above average to date with five named storms, of which two have become hurricanes.
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The announcement comes about a year after the company disclosed plans to invest $10 billion over four years to build a 20 million-square-foot LCD panel plant that could eventually employ up to 13,000 people.
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Thursday's announcement comes about two months after the U.S. company re-launched in Barcelona with a fully-licensed service after it was forced to shut down in the face of taxi driver protests three years ago.
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THOSE WHO NEED TO CONTINUE TO BUILD FISCAL BUFFERS NEED TO DO THAT NOW AND IT IS STILL COUNTERCYCLICALTO DO SO. WHEN THE NEXT CRISIS COMES ABOUT, THEY HAVE SOME SPACE TO FIGHT THE NEXT CRISIS.
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The news comes about a month after reports that Microsoft would be paying between $50 million and $70 million to acquire Cloudyn, a company that monitors and optimises a company's operations across multi-vendor cloud architectures.
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The trip comes about after Wahna Anna confesses her fertility issues to Mary, who offers a visit with her own fancy doctor as recompense for helping to usher the late Mr. Pamuk out of her bedroom.
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Other synthetic marijuana incidents This incident in New York comes about a month after synthetic marijuana was linked to 153 people falling ill and the deaths of four people across Chicago and areas in central Illinois.
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The congressional resolution also comes about a month after Republican lawmakers eked out a narrow victory in repealing a separate CFPB rule that would have banned financial firms from requiring customers to settle disagreements through arbitration.
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The memo, obtained by CNN, comes about two weeks after the council released a report urging the department to implement a series of suggestions for improving the way the federal government helps protect of religious institutions.
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" Abrams said that "we did not talk about his primary strategy, and most of the speculation I believe comes about because of well-wishers who got excited about seeing us together and I appreciate their enthusiasm.
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So even though Trump would need some more delegates afterward to get over the top, if that scenario comes about, we could well look back on March 15 as the date the nomination was truly decided.
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The real juicy part of the evening, instead, comes about when Hannah's girl squad, aka Demi and Katie from Colton's season, roll up in a nondescript white van to help suss out the men for their gal.
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The opening up of YouTube mobile live streaming comes about six months after Google first turned on the feature for a select number of users (such as Lewis of Unbox Therapy and athlete-turned-YouTuber Ben Brown).
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The FDA's notice that it's doing research on drug tweets comes about two months after lawmakers passed legislation in the House to ban federal agencies such as the FDA from using Twitter to promote their own rules.
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The lawsuit comes about a month after Wal-Mart had sued Visa saying the payments network operator was resisting the use of personal identification numbers (PINs) by customers for purchases made on debit cards at Walmart stores.
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The nomination, which has been submitted to the U.S. Senate for approval, comes about five weeks before the Trump administration is planning to start the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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The legislation comes about a month after a gunman walked into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, with a semi-automatic AR-15-style assault rifle and opened fire, killing 17 students and staff members.
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Illustration by Efi Chalikopoulou Great art often comes about as a matter of what's going on around the person creating it—and so it goes with Noah Lennox's stunning 2007 solo album as Panda Bear, Person Pitch.
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This comes about six weeks after Netflix said it would crack down on the use of VPNs, insisting that it must abide by geographic licensing terms that specify where movies and TV shows are available for streaming.
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The deal comes about a month after Musk unveiled a plan to burrow a high-speed network of "personalized mass transit" tunnels under Los Angeles that he said could be built without disturbance or noise at the surface.
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Such a brokered convention comes about if no one clinches the nomination and the GOP descends on Cleveland in July with multiple candidates still vying for the party crown -- none having the needed number of delegates to nominate.
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The deal comes about 10 months after Vascular Solutions and its founder CEO, Howard Root, were found not guilty in a criminal prosecution related to alleged "off-label" promotion of its varicose veins treatment, Vari-Lase Short Kit.
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EveryTeam serves as a sort of hub for all of the documents and core information about a company — a kind of living library that adapts over time and can easily suck in new information as it comes about.
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The ending suggests a sequel, which I hope comes about; the book's last act is full of revelations (as it were) about the especially strange nature of Lizbet's world that I'm keen to see Schoffstall develop and explore.
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The announcement comes about a month after the U.S. unveiled criminal charges against the daughter of the cartel's recognized leader, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, better known as "El Mencho," and extradited his son to the U.S. to stand trial.
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The agreement announced by the Devils comes about two weeks after Butcher, a University of Denver player, became a free agent by turning down an opportunity to sign with the Colorado Avalanche before a deadline passed Aug. 15.
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The sale comes about seven months after the government forced The Post's longtime rival, The Cambodia Daily, to close over allegations that it had not paid millions of dollars in taxes, and two months before a general election.
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The latest round of diplomacy comes about a year after the United States sent thousands of extra troops to Afghanistan and stepped up air strikes to record levels, with the aim of pushing the Taliban into accepting negotiations.
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The deal, announced today, comes about a month after Toyota said it would take a 5 percent stake in Mazda and that the two would pursue electric vehicles and necessary research and development, along with other automotive strategies together.
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The move comes about a week after Flynn fired two lawyers here who had represented him since before the Mueller probe started in May 2017, prompting speculation the retired general might be looking to revoke his admission of guilt.
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"So, although now we have some understanding of causes, and this new work shows the consequences, we now have to understand the mechanisms by which this comes about, so as to develop the ability to change these outcomes."[Science]
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" The lyric generating the most buzz comes about halfway through the song and solidifies Swift's support for the LGBTQ community: "And control your urges to scream about all the people you hate / 'Cause shade never made anybody less gay.
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Michael comes about a month after Hurricane Florence drenched the Carolinas with record rainfall and river flooding that inundated homes and businesses, triggered dam failures, spurred coal ash and hog farm pollution problems, and killed at least 43 people.
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Lift comes about because the air pressure is low above the wing, and a drop in air pressure (and temperature) tends to cause invisible water vapor (gas) to condense into the visible water droplets (liquid) we see as clouds.
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"It's funny how that comes about, because we'll deal with that stuff weeks or months ago but when the media finds out about it … We've been past that stuff for quite some time," he says of finalizing the divorce.
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The move comes about three weeks after the U.S. government renewed its investigation into the 1955 slaying of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old black boy from Chicago who was visiting relatives in Mississippi when he was brutally killed.
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The alleged assault comes about a week after a Danish tourist said he was mugged at knifepoint in New York City by two men who were angered by his "Make America Great Again" hat, stealing the red baseball cap.
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The departure of the executive, David Carbon, the vice president for 787 operations at Boeing South Carolina since 2016, comes about a month after The Times published an article detailing shoddy production practices and weak oversight at the factory.
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This one comes about four weeks after a similarly powerful system dumped heavy snow and rain on some of the same territory, leaving hundreds of millions of dollars in livestock and crop damage in Nebraska alone, largely through flooding.
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The reason why China has become such a superpower when it comes about hacking is because it wants to be the world's biggest superpower, and the fastest way to get to the top is steal secrets from the current leader.
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The move comes about a month after the Indian government gave the central bank greater power to deal with bad loans, including directing banks to initiate an insolvency resolution process in the case of a default under the bankruptcy code.
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Zinke's report to the president comes about four months after Trump signed an executive order directing the Interior Department to review the designation of 27 national monuments created since 1996, and comprising about 553 million acres of land and sea.
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This new shift in company policy comes about as YouTube has become the favorite brand of 70% of kids aged 6-12, according to the BBC annual report, and as the BBC fights to remain relevant in an increasingly digital landscape.
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Corrao's death comes about two months before he was scheduled to appear in court for the death of Pinky, a 19-year-old dancing flamingo that had lived at the Florida amusement park Busch Gardens since her birth there in 1996.
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Each trailer is slightly different, he explains, but generally, each track comes about in two different ways: he's either given a brief, which outlines what the trailer's editors are looking for, or he comes up with music on his own.
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The movie's big twist comes about halfway through when Carol learns from the leader of the Skrulls, Talos (played with wry, punk rock glee by Ben Mendelsohn), that they're not the villainous monsters the Kree has made them out to be.
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The report from Reuters comes about a week after Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, pleaded guilty last week to one count of making false statements to Congress while talking about his correspondence with Russians during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The bill, unveiled Monday, comes about a week after a passenger on a United Airlines flight out of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport was violently pulled out of his seat and dragged from the aircraft to make room for airline employees.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co., or Aramco, as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co, or Aramco, as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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Confirmation of the share sale in Saudi Arabian Oil Co, or Aramco as the oil giant is usually known, comes about seven weeks after crippling attacks on its oil facilities, underlining Saudi Arabia's determination to push on with the listing regardless.
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The announcement of the new procedures by the Port Authority, which operates the three big airports that serve New York City, comes about a month before the results of an investigation into the causes of the chaos at Kennedy are due.
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When I heard what he said about being 1-Down in a crossword (you can visit the podcast, or just listen to this episode — the quotation comes about 2:50 in), I had to stop my walk and replay it.
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The claim comes about a week after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warned The Jim Bakker Show and other companies for selling "fraudulent COVID-2628 products" claiming to cure or prevent the virus.
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Mr. Ellison's request comes about one month after his former girlfriend, an environmental political organizer named Karen Monahan, publicly accused him of emotional abuse and said he once tried to drag her off a bed while shouting profanities at her.
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Ironically, it's precisely this home state advantage that would make her nomination potentially risky: Her Senate vacancy would be filled by special election, potentially jeopardizing a Democratic Senate majority that, if it even comes about, is sure to be narrow.
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The page, housed under the DOT's website, comes about a week after videos emerged of a passenger on a United Airlines flight being violently pulled out of his seat and dragged from the aircraft to make room for airline employees.
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The decision comes about two months after the court granted the administration's request to fully reinstate the ban after lower courts blocked the administration from banning people with a bona fide relationship to a person to entity in the United States.
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Kendrick slips into his tender mode but tbh by the third verse is yelling and you'll realise that this song comes about three-quarters of the way through the film because that's when the story has viewers the most shook.
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However, "they are also aware that rates are backing up and it might do damage to the housing market and the car auto market before any of this comes about, so I think they will be careful not to encourage it," Englander said.
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Cohen's testimony comes about two months before he is due to surrender to a federal prison to begin a three-year sentence for multiple crimes, including lying to Congress about details of an aborted plan to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, Russia.
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In November, Cannon told PEOPLE of the finalized divorce: "It's funny how that comes about, because we'll deal with that stuff weeks or months ago but when the media finds out about it … We've been past that stuff for quite some time."
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But such experiments, limited in space and duration and subject to what is known as the "Hawthorne effect"—change that comes about simply because people know there is an intervention afoot—may not be good guides to the effects of a universal system.
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The offering comes about two and a half years after a consortium of investors lead by the private equity firms Advent International, ATP Private Equity Partners and Bain Capital agreed to acquire Nets for 17 billion kroner from a group of Nordic banks.
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The complaint on Wednesday from the Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 85033 comes about a week after The New York Times reported Cruz had failed to disclose two loans worth up to $500,000 each, one from Citibank and another from Goldman Sachs.
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The news comes about a week after a former Google employee named Jennifer Blakely published a scathing Medium post accusing Drummond of emotional abuse after the birth of the child they had together during an extramarital affair while they were both at Google.
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Moonves's departure comes about a month after the New Yorker's Ronan Farrow published an investigation describing rampant sexual harassment at the network, including claims from six women who accused Moonves of groping and kissing them against their will during business meetings at CBS.
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Microsoft is also turning off Cortana support in its Microsoft Launcher on Android by the end of April and on older versions of Windows that have reached their end-of-service date, which usually comes about 36 months after the original release.
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That said, "they are also aware that rates are backing up and it might do damage to the housing market and the car auto market before any of this comes about, so I think they will be careful not to encourage it," Englander said.
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The recent news comes about a month after Chyna was granted a restraining order against Kardashian in response to his social-media tirade on July 5 — in which he posted nude photos of his ex-fiancée and accused her of cheating and using drugs.
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The speculation comes about two years after Minaj and Swift famously feuded when the rapper spoke out about her lack of a nomination for video of the year at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, attributing the snub to racism in the music industry.
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The appointment to the helm of a predominantly white police force comes about two weeks after the Ferguson City Council agreed to reforms aimed at fixing what the U.S. government has called widespread racial bias in its department's policing of a majority black city.
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Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi said it was necessary to send in troops to "protect the unity of the country, which was in danger of partition"— this comes about a month after Kurds voted overwhelmingly for independence, a vote al-Abadi said was unconstitutional.
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Deliberately choosing not to see this reality — to see what is actually there — only comes about when a politician, contrary to his common sense, relies on the incoherent will theory that a "right" means the "power" to do anything, including the elimination of babies.
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The decision comes about a year after former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar was sentenced to up to 300 years in prison in two different trials after hundreds of women testified about abuse at his hands, including Olympic champions Aly Raisman and Jordyn Wieber.
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The launch of the how-to site comes about a week after an article by The Verge detailed the long tail of Twitch streamers, with a focus on those who spend years broadcasting to no one in the hopes of one day gaining a following.
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It seems like whenever I allow myself to get excited about all the possible ways two fighters can match up and I share it with my readership and tell all of my friends to make time to watch the fight, a snoozer comes about.
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This protest comes about a month after Nike was hit with a damning op-ed in the New York Times by running prodigy Mary Cain that highlighted the obstacles female athletes have faced while training with Salazar, the coach of Nike's now-shuttered Oregon Project.
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The attack in Kenya comes about a week after an explosives-laden truck blew up at a busy intersection in Mogadishu, killing at least 79 people, the latest sign of resurgent militant activity in a country plagued by an enduring strain of violent extremism.
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It comes about as TV broadcasters have more airwaves than they need thanks to the move to digital TV, while those that offer (or want to offer) cell service badly need more space to serve all the demand for Netflix, YouTube and other video content.
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"I think that competition comes about because we are the first generation of women who were raised after the revolutionary turmoil of the women's movement, and we are the first generation who was constitutionally raised to believe that we can and should do it all," she said.
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This is a significant expansion for the company: it comes about 1403 months after Postmates first launched Unlimited (at the time called Postmates Plus Unlimited), initially covering only 10,000 merchants with a minimum basket size of $30 (it was lowered once before to $25 before today).
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Inappropriate use of antibiotics comes about in a number of ways, ranging from a patient who demands an antibiotic for the nagging cold symptoms they just can't kick, to the physician who seeks to avoid patient complaints or hedge his diagnostic uncertainty with an antibiotic prescription.
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The plan, which draws heavily from legislation Mr. Booker introduced last year, comes about three weeks ahead of the first Democratic debate of the 2020 presidential race, as candidates jostle to introduce innovative policies that will help them stand out in a crowd of nearly two dozen.
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Losing even one example of how intelligence comes about and makes its living in the wild would not only be a shame in its own right, it would also diminish the ability of biologists of the future to understand the process, and thus how it happened to human beings.
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"All this comes about because we are not providing a community, a state where they have that support, where they won't have to face these harms being done to them," said Allison Scott, director of policy and programmes at the Campaign for Southern Equality, a local LGBT+ rights group.
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The reshuffle comes about two months after IPO and heightening competition among Brazilian retailers, which have endured one of their toughest business cycles in the past three years as the economy plunged into a recession not seen in more than a century and unemployment rose to a record.
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The potential deal comes about two years after the National Bank of Abu Dhabi and First Gulf Bank won approval here for a merger to create a banking heavyweight with $175 billion in assets, part of the emirate's plan to revamp its economy hit by lower oil prices.
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The letter from Warren and Ocasio-Cortez, consumer advocates who are among the most liberal lawmakers in Congress, comes about a month after Sears filed a lawsuit against Lampert, Mnuchin and other past board members, alleging they stole billions from the former titan of the U.S. retail industry.
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The funding, which was confirmed to CNBC by a company spokesperson, will reportedly go toward the continued development of underground tunnel systems, and comes about two months after Boring Co. landed a $48.6 million contract to build a mile-long people-mover at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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Pompeo's order for the largest U.S. diplomatic mission comes about a year earlier than expected, a surprise development given the meager progress in U.S. talks with Taliban militants on an agreement that would pave the way for a U.S. troop withdrawal and an end to America's longest war.
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The announcement of Pence's and Perdue's installation of a beehive at the vice president's residence comes about a week after President Trump announced that he would withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord, which is aimed at lowering carbon emissions and curbing the effects of climate change.
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But just to kick the tires on that story a bit: Is it possible that our preference comes about not because we want someone who'll prioritize us but because being with radical do-gooders makes us feel crappy about ourselves — because we feel like immoral jerks compared to them?
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Fund managers and analysts say that the increasing focus on climate change and its impacts comes about as the effects of extreme weather are easier to quantify, whether in the form of decreased sales of winter apparel due to warming trends or disruptions in supply chains due to hurricanes.
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The agreement comes about four months after Suzuki, Japan's fourth-biggest automaker, said it was struggling to keep up with research and development (R&D) in an industry simultaneously exploring non-petrol engines and self-driving vehicles - areas in which it has yet to announce any major strategy.
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The barrage of early lawsuits comes about a month after Pai led the vote at the FCC to undo rules implemented under former President Barack Obama, which prevented AT&T, Charter, Comcast* and Verizon from blocking or slowing down websites, or charging companies for faster delivery of their content.
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The decision to inject money into a number of loss-making hospitals comes about a week before the parliament will start debating a proposal of the opposition centre-right Slovenian Democratic Party to oust Health Minister Milojka Kolar Celarc over long waiting lines, corruption and losses of the national health system.
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The climate change crisis is not limited to the U.S. Per the New York Times, this new report comes about a month after the release of a United Nations study which found that climate change poses severe international humanitarian and economic threats that could come to pass as early as 2040.
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Tim Curry's performance as the titular monster in IT, for instance, has cemented that miniseries' reputation as far better than it deserves, while the 1994 version of The Stand comes about as close as any broadcast network adaptation of that massive book could in terms of capturing its desolate horrors.
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Someone in our group makes an odd joke about their method of using the rope, but the surprise comes about 220 yards later when three new "customs officers" appear with a rope and spikes for the tires, in the event that someone uppity among us may have been considering avoiding payment.
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"The law is going to be pretty adept at applying to any medium that comes about; the change is going to come from people's appreciation that they can in fact get sued for their postings," says Thomas Burke, a partner at Davis Wright Tremaine who teaches media law at UC Berkeley.
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All of this comes about two months before Trump plans to meet with Kim Jong Un for a high-stakes summit to discuss the future of Kim's nuclear program (though there's no guarantee the meeting will actually happen), and while Trump is considering a broader national security team shake-up.
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The study, published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience, comes about a week after news broke that the level of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere spiked by the largest amount on record in 22, and on the heels of the hottest year and mildest first two months of 2016 on record.
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The latest round of investment in Creditas, which was founded by Spanish-born entrepreneur Sergio Furió, comes about two months after Redpoint and other firms pumped $80 million into credit card fintech Nubank, whose platform charges a fraction of the 400 percent-plus average interest rate that card loans bear in Brazil.
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And the storm surge could last for four days, or seven or eight high tide cycles (high tide comes about once in every 12 hours.) The National Hurricane Center has issued storm surge warnings — meaning flooding is imminent — along most of the North Carolina coast and part of the South Carolina coast.
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The news comes about a year after DeVos announced she would be rescinding an Obama-era Title IX guidance on campus sexual assault, in which college administrators were instructed to decide if someone was more than 50 percent guilty of misconduct, a standard far lower than the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard of criminal courts.
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And it is very much this last that is the focus of the Bergman family's unhappiness, if it can be called that — the disconcerting shift of balance that comes about when old age strikes and suddenly (it always seems to be suddenly) those who were to be relied upon become those who are dependent.
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The news of Price's private plane rides comes about a week after it was revealed that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin sought to use a government plane for his European honeymoon, and amidst a frantic Congressional battle over a health care bill that, if passed, would gut hundreds of billions of dollars from programs like Medicaid.
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The action against neurologist Anjali Ramkissoon, who was not criminally charged in the case, comes about three months after Taco Bell executive Benjamin Golden was arrested in California and fired after he was seen on a YouTube video pummeling an Uber driver who demanded that Golden leave the car because he was too drunk to give the driver directions.
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" The decision by Gillibrand to appear on the network comes about two months after Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom PerezThomas Edward PerezClinton's top five vice presidential picks Government social programs: Triumph of hope over evidence Labor's 'wasteful spending and mismanagement" at Workers' Comp MORE said Fox would be barred from hosting any of the party's primary debates.
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" Reviewing "Grey Is the Color of Hope" in The Chicago Tribune, Natan Sharansky, the former Soviet dissident, wrote, "In the present age of glasnost and perestroika, this moving book, which deserves a wide audience in the West, is powerful testimony that change comes about through the efforts of people like Irina Ratushinskaya and through Western support for such people.
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"The Woman's Hour" offers several timely reminders: of how history-altering legislation comes about after much nitty-gritty, unglamorous fieldwork; of how tenuous the progress toward true equality under the law really is; of how social and legal changes that in retrospect seem inevitable were hardly considered such at the time (indeed, even after the 19th Amendment passed, its ratification was contested repeatedly).
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In a much more contrite blog post published later this afternoon, the team wrote, in part: We apologize that this event we instigated has created so much uncertainty, confusion and pain for so many developers who really do not deserve this… As a platform company, we believe humility and introspection are critical responses to the suffering of your community, however it comes about.
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FROM PEN: Ricki Lake Wants To Help Others Struggling With Depression After Her Ex-Husband's Suicide The introspective post comes about eight weeks after King revealed that she had split from former beau Andrew Ferguson a month after their previously planned wedding date — as well as the fact that they had secretly tied the knot on Valentine's Day 2016: three weeks after they met.
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The news comes about a week before 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 and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are set to meet in Vietnam to resume negotiations on denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
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GIULIANI CALLS FOR SUSPENSION OF MUELLER PROBE AFTER BOMBSHELL IG REPORT "I believe that [Deputy Attorney General] Rod Rosenstein and [Attorney General] Jeff Sessions have a chance to redeem themselves and that chance comes about tomorrow," Giuliani told Sean Hannity, saying the Justice Department heads should bring in FBI agents from the New York office to look into Comey as well as FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
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But people can still rent physical games (and movies) from the company for $9.50 per month (one rental at a time) or $13.50 per month (two rentals at a time.) This news comes about three months after EA acquired the technology and team members from GameFly's cloud gaming division — a division that helped make it possible to save your progress to the cloud while gaming on the streaming service.
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I thought a lot about the book The Unsteady March, by Philip Klinkner and Rogers Smith, where they describe how if you grow up in a society where your group is privileged, and you experience that privilege in a way that seems basically natural because you're so steeped in it, your whole life is just structured around it; when any change comes about that threatens that privilege, it feels disquieting.
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Among those elements were the manipulation of vocals and the tweaking of more traditional song structures, as well as one that's specifically known as the drop — the moment in a dance track where the music coils around itself, building and building until it bursts, then unspools in a glorious, tempestuous release as the beat kicks in (in "We Found Love," the drop comes about a minute and seven seconds into the song).
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In December, a suburban Chicago school district reached an accord with the U.S. government over locker room access for a transgender student after the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights found the district discriminated against the student in violation of Title IX. Daugaard's veto comes about a month after a U.S. appeals court heard arguments over whether a high school in Virginia should be ordered to allow a transgender male student to use the boys' bathroom.
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In Rotterdam, it means changing the name of a contemporary art center called Witte de With, because the Dutch naval officer whose name it bears was involved in colonial enterprises (his name, incidentally, translates to "whiter than white"); in The Hague, it comes about through research into the man behind the name of the Mauritshuis art museum, Johan Maurits, a Dutch governor of Brazil, who initiated the slave trade there; at the Van Loon Museum, the Nieuwe Kerk and the Rijksmuseum, it manifests in exhibitions that explore colonial histories and slavery.
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The vote comes about a week after the department got a new leader in Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE, whom President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE chose to serve as Homeland Security secretary in October.
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