Yet, when "Winner" comes to a close, Catherine doesn't die.
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The horrible 2017 #hurricane season comes to a close today.
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Everyone wants something as Season 2 comes to a close.
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The 16th season of "Project Runway" comes to a close.
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And the second season of "Brockmire" comes to a close.
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As April comes to a close, it's gonna be May, indeed.
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Hard work pays off as the week comes to a close.
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As 2018 comes to a close, all of this has changed.
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Kris gets two visitors as the episode comes to a close.
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Helen Mirren's run as the Russian empress comes to a close.
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The wildly popular HBO series comes to a close this week.
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The first season of "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" comes to a close.
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The third season of "This Is Us" comes to a close.
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As the 2016 fiscal year comes to a close, first-term Gov.
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Next week my journey to find the one comes to a close.
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This seems to be a trend as 2016 comes to a close.
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As election night comes to a close, the votes are being tallied.
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As 2018 comes to a close, there's something we need to discuss.
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And now, as 2018 comes to a close, they are finally married.
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And with that, Dr. Pimple Popper's opening season comes to a close.
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The first extra period comes to a close with no additional goals.
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"Desus and Mero" comes to a close after less than two years.
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But now, as 2016 comes to a close, Stefani has come full circle.
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After all, who doesn't want more risk as 2018 comes to a close?
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As the year comes to a close, KUWTK is getting more high-stakes.
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Both main plots are left open as the episode comes to a close.
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And this elaborate, vaguely dental nightmare comes to a close… until next week!
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But as the Democratic primary contest comes to a close, any hopes Mrs.
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The investigation comes to a close almost exactly a year after it began.
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Season 15 comes to a close with one artist walking away a winner.
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As the year comes to a close, the fever seems to have broken.
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These are the firm's top ideas as the summer comes to a close.
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As it comes to a close, she's finally being proved—for once—wrong.
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How much should you give your doorman as the year comes to a close?
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As the experiment comes to a close, the city is still choking on smog.
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Kaley Cuoco is feeling nostalgic as The Big Bang Theory comes to a close.
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Season 2 comes to a close with Baptiste finally getting treatment for his tumor.
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Here are five things to watch as the filing season comes to a close.
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That number fell to 33% as the 2017 tax fight comes to a close.
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As 2017 comes to a close, Americans have big hopes for the new year.
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But now, as the Nippers season comes to a close, I'm overwhelmed with appreciation.
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After court: The trial comes to a close each day at 4:30 p.m.
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By the time the game comes to a close, everyone's been through so much.
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Now, seven years after the game first debuted, it finally comes to a close.
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This is the state of the internet as the decade comes to a close.
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Here are some things you can do before the year comes to a close.
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GM has been making a lot of news as 2018 comes to a close.
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"I hope it will have an impact long after Bernie's campaign comes to a close."
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Just as the episode comes to a close, Lionel (finallyfinallyfinally) gets a new love interest.
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As the summer comes to a close, we are pretty late into the election game.
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Make sure you catch this on Fox Sports as your weekend comes to a close.
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As #WorldEmojiDay comes to a close, see the Tweeted emojis around the by country. pic.twitter.
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As the live set of Horses comes to a close, I realize I've barely breathed.
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Season 2 of this dystopian drama comes to a close following last episode's public execution.
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But as primary season comes to a close, it has mostly helped the Democrats' chances.
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The individual investors, meanwhile, are philosophical as the show's Broadway run comes to a close.
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The administration has been nearing that ceiling as the fiscal year comes to a close.
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As the 85033 primary season comes to a close, voters are left with few options.
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As 2016 comes to a close, we find ourselves asking: Have we hit peak '90s nostalgia?
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As the year comes to a close, we've rounded up the lyrics that set tongues wagging.
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It's so convenient, it might just bring Pokémon mania back as 2016 comes to a close.
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Ahead, the movies and TV to watch when Mary Queen of Scots comes to a close.
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As the year comes to a close, the couple has been honored at several awards ceremonies.
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As her hard-fought primary campaign comes to a close, Hillary Clinton has an unexpected problem.
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As the show comes to a close, it's still not clear if Noah is truly evil.
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Don't miss your chance to sneak one last trend in before summer comes to a close.
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As the episode comes to a close, we only have one piece of the puzzle: Zelena.
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As the school year comes to a close, internship season is kicking off for many students.
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A long struggle to remove the stigma of a questionable Army discharge comes to a close.
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Trump's absence from public view was likely to end as the week comes to a close.
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As 2019 comes to a close, we've been in a boom period, but what happens next?
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As the decade comes to a close, we ranked the 20 best players of the 2010s.
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As 2019 comes to a close, the debate over a potential federal data privacy framework continues.
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As 2019 comes to a close, however, things aren't super great for bitcoin and its friends.
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As 2019 comes to a close, the world faces number of ecological, social, and political challenges.
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As 2019 comes to a close, millions of new spying devices are headed for American homes.
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So, perhaps as the year comes to a close, it is time to retire the term.
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So, it could be quite a while until fans know how Martin's series comes to a close.
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"The X-Files" return comes to a close with Chris Carter, the show's creator, at the helm.
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As the afternoon comes to a close, the sound of sirens and helicopters have become more faint.
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Having an army of micro-donors could come in handy as the campaign comes to a close.
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Now, all of Ruhr is steeped in nostalgia as the "age of coal" comes to a close.
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Pride Month comes to a close this week, and we have to say, it's been a blast.
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The 2019 Premier League season comes to a close this weekend, and what a ride it's been.
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As Ramadan comes to a close, Hassanen's murder will doubtless linger in the consciousness of American Muslims.
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Here's a look at the top five cases to watch as the term comes to a close.
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When "Safety Training," the episode preceding "Amnesty," comes to a close, Mateo finally tells Jeff the truth.
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Which is too bad, because the best moments often happen when the show comes to a close.
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Jason Lutes's epic graphic novel series Berlin, which began in 19333, comes to a close this year.
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And from bridges to bagels, New York's sometimes bizarre Democratic primary for governor comes to a close.
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Season 2 comes to a close with Jim Brockmire (Hank Azaria) taking off on yet another bender.
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"So September comes to a close and nothing of substance has been done in Washington," Cramer said.
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As 2019 comes to a close, I&aposve collected my favorite lessons from each of the interviews.
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It comes to a close Saturday night after sundown, after a full day of fasting and atonement.
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As the first month of 2017 comes to a close, there are two things I fear: 251.5.
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Have a little faith that everything is going to be OK as the week comes to a close.
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As this whirlwind first week comes to a close, here are seven story lines to watch -- and remember.
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As 2016 comes to a close, we're tallying up the awesome things to look forward to in 2017.
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As Mr. Robot Season 2 comes to a close, the show's attention to detail may feel almost overwhelming.
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As 2017 comes to a close, here's one features editor's picks—in chronological order—of the year's best.
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As garbage year 21400 comes to a close, we look back at the worst gadgets of the year.
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As this July comes to a close, let us not give in to what some see as inevitable.
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As the first quarter comes to a close, one sector notably stands out in the negative column: biotech.
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Both actors' campaigns will officially launch in September, just after the show's seventh season comes to a close.
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As the season of The Bachelor comes to a close, there are a few questions on everyone's mind.
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As that period comes to a close, power is diffused not only across to other countries -- but downward.
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The 16th season comes to a close as the final four designers head to New York Fashion Week.
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Here are a few story lines fans will be watching as the regular season comes to a close.
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He asked for an additional week for the FBI to investigate, which comes to a close on Friday.
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As 2017 comes to a close, President Donald Trump's strategy for dealing with North Korea is in shambles.
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Before 2016 comes to a close, stock up your medicine cabinet with the best skincare products of the year.
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And how will Hillary Clinton's email controversy play out in the election as the investigation comes to a close?
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Luna: Moon Rising by Ian McDonald Ian McDonald's fantastic Luna trilogy comes to a close with Luna: Moon Rising.
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Photo: GettyAs 2016 comes to a close, many people will countdown the seconds until midnight with friends and family.
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After all that, as the year comes to a close, we can't help but feel proud that we survived.
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As is the case with the moon, the cycle is always beginning just as it comes to a close.
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And the episode comes to a close but not before Betty gets a phone call…from The Black Hood!
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The outlet also reported that the actual winner will receive the money once the investigation comes to a close.
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As 2016 comes to a close, world leaders appear just as eager to start fresh in the new year.
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Noisey is up for a brace of Webby Awards this year and the voting comes to a close tomorrow.
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Before that happens, though, the company faces a series of legal hurdles as the trial comes to a close.
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Now as 2016 comes to a close, they have decided to reflect on the EP that got them there.
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Now read more on Carli Lloyd's plans to join the NFL after her soccer career comes to a close:
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The 30th season of this competition show comes to a close, with the winners walking out with $1 million.
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As summer comes to a close, many Americans will take advantage of Labor Day weekend for one last cookout.
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As the year and decade comes to a close, we have been introduced to a final baby: Baby Sonic.
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As the year comes to a close, make sure you are doing everything you can to save on taxes.
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As the year comes to a close, let us reflect; in our cookie scandals, perhaps, we can better see ourselves.
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As OpenWorld comes to a close, watch a day in the life of the CEO of a $180 billion company.
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As college comes to a close, I'm excited to shift from entrepreneur to employee and launch my big girl career.
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But as the operation comes to a close, many thoughts are of Saman Gunan, who died while trying to help.
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As 2016 comes to a close, it's only fair that one of the year's better memes gets a last hurrah.
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Star Wars isn't the only piece of pop culture that feels especially politically charged as 2016 comes to a close.
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And, before summer comes to a close, be sure to make these toasts, topped with delicious — and healthy — seasonal treats.
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The Night Of saga comes to a close this Sunday, August 28, and I am not mentally prepared for it.
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After a full hour of surgical success stories and skin education, Dr. Pimple Popper's third episode comes to a close.
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When the talk comes to a close, I'm handed a pipette, a test tube, and two beautiful antique glass bottles.
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Big picture: The Virginia race, which is often seen as a bellwether for the country, comes to a close today.
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The wildest primary fight of this cycle comes to a close on Tuesday when Florida Democratic voters pick between Reps.
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As summer comes to a close, America looks back on what has been a truly historic season for its workforce.
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As the decade comes to a close, it's worth looking at how far the biggest names in tech have come.
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As the NBA season comes to a close, James is vying for his fourth NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award.
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One interesting divergence worth noting as the year comes to a close is loan growth between big and small banks.
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As the first quarter comes to a close, three Bay Area life sciences companies have already gone public in 2018.
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As the year comes to a close, we look back at some surprising products that have come out so far.
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But as 2017 comes to a close, the militants are far from being vanquished, waging attacks that have displaced thousands.
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The first season of "Generation Q" comes to a close on Showtime, and the 62nd Grammy Awards air on CBS.
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As 2019 comes to a close, Insider looked back at some of the most talked-about moments on social media.
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There's not much time left, so let's not distract her with baby rumors before the year comes to a close.
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As the decade comes to a close, in many ways we're no closer to a synthesis than when we started.
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As another titleless year comes to a close, New Yorkers are once again being asked to settle for mere competitiveness.
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As 2019 comes to a close, Insider has rounded up the worst trend from every year of the past decade.
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As the Skywalker saga comes to a close with Episode IX, it's tempting to mourn the end of an era.
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As The Big Bang Theory comes to a close, the cast and crew celebrated with a final on-set flash mob.
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A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab The Shades of Magic trilogy comes to a close with A Conjuring of Light.
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As 2017 comes to a close, it's more clear than ever that Tencent is a silent threat to American technology giants.
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It's also a time to look back on the highs and lows of the year as it comes to a close.
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As my final week comes to a close, I sit down, meditate, and reflect on my self-prescribed set of challenges.
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When an era comes to a close, it's always nice to have a little souvenir to remind you of those days.
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The first half of the year comes to a close Friday, and it certainly has been a strong period for stocks.
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As August comes to a close, the White House has held five briefings this month, and just one since Aug. 2202.
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As the episode comes to a close, Claire is in third place for the vice-presidential nomination but gaining traction quickly.
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Unfortunately though, companies that have extended new benefits during the pandemic will roll those back when this comes to a close.
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As the campaign comes to a close and everything seems to be going Clinton's way, Palmieri can't shake an uneasy feeling.
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He will take on the newly created role of emeritus director after the 2020 festival comes to a close in February.
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The second season of "Queen Sugar" comes to a close, while 2 Chainz starts a new show about extravagance on Viceland.
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As the decade comes to a close, there are plenty of noteworthy NBA highlights to remember over the past ten years.
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As 2019 — and another decade — comes to a close, Google has shared the top trending searches of the past 10 years.
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As 2016 (finally) comes to a close, we've become fully entrenched in all the festive fun the holiday season has to offer.
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As the horror comedy's finale "The Cult Of Sheila" comes to a close, the Hammond family's life finally appears to settle down.
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Taking a view of U.S. markets from the outside has altered the entrepreneur's overall investment outlook as 2016 comes to a close.
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Based on their Instagrams and Snapchats, they've been busy as 2016 comes to a close, between tree decorating, cookie baking, and skiing.
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As summer comes to a close and the leaves begin to brown, the gaming world goes through its own sort of transition.
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Interestingly, as 2016 comes to a close, there are a ton of books that are capping off trilogies and longer story arcs.
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Now, as the NCAA men's Final Four basketball tournament comes to a close, Avenatti is going public with his allegations against Nike.
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Looking ahead, we've got quarterly financials from Twitter and Tesla coming up on Wednesday as earnings season finally comes to a close.
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As 2018 comes to a close, it's only a matter of time before New Year's resolution posts start rolling into your timelines.
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REVERSE AUCTION BIDDING COMES TO A CLOSE: Bidding in the broadcaster portion of the Federal Communications Commission's incentive auction ended on Wednesday.
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As summer comes to a close, it's time to roll up the beach towel and hang up the swimsuits until next year.
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As the year comes to a close, the debate over LNG exports and modernizing out energy policy is at a tipping point.
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As the first quarter of market trading comes to a close, the largest U.S. stocks will go down as the biggest losers.
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As the chaotic week comes to a close, all three Democrats are in a defensive crouch, hoping to survive their individual tempests.
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Cryptocurrency ripple is the worst performer among the top digital currencies by market capitalization as the first quarter comes to a close.
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This year's No-Longer-Live in HD program, as I've coined it, comes to a close this weekend with two intriguing offerings.
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This charming, gentle Australian comedy's first season comes to a close, with McCallum Real Estate, a homegrown Tasmanian business, in financial trouble.
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The first season of this series, which pairs combat veterans with wolves and wolf dogs that need rescuing, comes to a close.
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The second season of this medical drama (more along the lines of "Grey's Anatomy" than "The Good Doctor") comes to a close.
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The triple-double-heavy, upset-happy, injury-prone and largely unpredictable 210-242 N.B.A. regular season comes to a close on Wednesday.
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The first season of this family sitcom about black and white neighbors in a gentrifying Los Angeles neighborhood comes to a close.
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In the caption, Lopez reflected on her jam-packed residency at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, which comes to a close on Saturday.
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The interview comes to a close on a note that's all too familiar to Thrones fans: the abrupt deaths of their favourite characters.
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That's why, as 2016 comes to a close, we're taking a different approach to the clean slate that comes with a new year.
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So as this year comes to a close, it's time to look back at all the people we'll be crushing on into 2017.
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Davis has a baby Rottweiler and looks relaxed, is there anything else you could really ask for as summer comes to a close?
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Take Back The Sky, Greg Bear Greg Bear's War Dogs military science fiction trilogy comes to a close with Take Back the Sky.
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Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group, said investors face a difficult asset allocation decision as 2017 comes to a close.
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When this fiscal year comes to a close in September, we expect the final number of refugees admitted to be less than 22,000.
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Rumors are rampant that Justice Anthony Kennedy may well retire at the end of this term, which comes to a close this week.
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As the year comes to a close and the holidays approach, mall owners are talking redevelopments, and particularly those of vacated Sears stores.
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As 8003 comes to a close, CNBC's Jim Cramer has noticed that one of the market's starkest features is its shortage of stock.
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As 2017 comes to a close, CNBC's Jim Cramer has noticed that one of the market's starkest features is its shortage of stock.
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More stocks are moving independently from their benchmarks as December comes to a close and that should be an opportunity for active managers.
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As 2019 comes to a close, for many doing a review of their finances, the decade will likely be defined by student debt.
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What we're reading: This Vox article on Fat Bear Week at Katmai National Park in Alaska, as the competition comes to a close.
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"Surviving R. Kelly," the documentary series that explored sexual abuse allegations against the R&B singer, comes to a close with this sequel.
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This look back at the original game at its earliest planning stages is a real treat as the year comes to a close.
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Jason Segel stars in a new anthology on AMC, while the 12th season of "Doctor Who" comes to a close on BBC America.
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As the rally at the Silver Spur comes to a close, Magdanz and Myers are enraptured as the senator illustrates her final points.
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As one of Chip Reed&aposs best investing years comes to a close, he&aposs thinking about how it could all go wrong.
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But as the decade comes to a close, some investors are becoming more cautious, eyeing more defensive investments as well as value stocks.
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But as the year comes to a close, the highest-polling choices are four white people, two of whom are straight white men.
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As 2018 comes to a close, the Vox staff is sharing the most thought-provoking books we've read in the past 12 months.
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So what's a freshly single guy like Nic Cage to do after his fourth and shortest marriage (so far) comes to a close?
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Let your passions take the wheel as you follow your heart and have a lot of fun as the week comes to a close.
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As Game of Thrones comes to a close, it's time to prepare for a different kind of battle — the one for Hannah Brown's heart.
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As the fourth-quarter earnings season comes to a close, Campbell Soup, Deere and Bloomin' Brands are among companies thate reported before the bell.
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And now, as this bad, bad year comes to a close, there's finally a meme that captures the unmitigated exhaustion settling in our bones.
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As the 2018 Cannes Film Festival comes to a close, questions about what role women will play in the prestigious festival's future remain unanswered.
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Entertainment Weekly's Spoiler Room column has the scoop on what we can look forward to as this season of SVU comes to a close.
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All of this is happening as the ultra wet monsoon season comes to a close in the area, making water harder to come by.
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I'm talking about the DJI Mavic Pro, of course — our This Is My Next pick for best drone as 2016 comes to a close.
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As 2017 comes to a close, the retail industry has been tainted by yet another bankruptcy filing — and 2018 is unlikely to bring relief.
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Even after a huge move already this year, investing magnate Mike Novogratz sees cryptocurrencies making another leg up before 73 comes to a close.
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Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at the Wells Fargo Investment Institute, sees problems for the as the record year comes to a close.
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As the 2018 school year comes to a close, people around the world are looking ahead to 2019 — and this means new college rankings.
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And as Women's History Month comes to a close, we turned the lens around to highlight the first female staff photographers at The Times.
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As the race comes to a close, Republicans are already pinning the blame of a potential loss on Saccone and his poor fundraising abilities.
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As Small Business Month comes to a close, we spoke with small business owners about what it's really like to start your own company.
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As the decade comes to a close, Insider took a look back at some of the biggest headline-grabbing stories, from 2010 to 2019.
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But as the decade comes to a close, Germany's commitment to one of its most enduring New Year's Eve traditions seems to be wavering.
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Investors have been adding more risk as 2.493 comes to a close, ditching bonds as U.S. stocks rally into the end of the year.
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As the year comes to a close, most Americans are running around to finish last-minute holiday shopping or jetting off on their vacations.
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Lady Gaga embodies the qualities a pop star should have, and as this decade comes to a close, she&aposs still just getting started.
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More than two dozen Democrats launched presidential campaigns in 2019 — but just 15 remain in the race as the year comes to a close.
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So, now's your chance to stock up on what's left before they're all gone for good (and before the election finally comes to a close).
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If you're unmoved by the comments and refuse to modify your original submission, the debate comes to a close when commenters get tired of it.
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But the NYCLU's Coyle also pointed out that the New York State Assembly's legislative session is "almost over" — it comes to a close in June.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)As Ramadan comes to a close, Bangladesh is remembering the victims of this weekend's deadly terror attack at a cafe in Dhaka.
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This trailer shows off how far he's come since the show began in 2014, and teases what's ahead as the series comes to a close.
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No matter the outcome now, she'll have to face all her baggage come in a matter of hours, when said trial comes to a close.
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Unfortunately, there's a chance that Ezria won't be on nearly as good of terms as Harding and Hale are as PLL comes to a close.
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As 2016 comes to a close, the outperformance in technology stocks may carry through next year given a variety of investment opportunities in the space.
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Helmets come in select colors and styles, which are yet to be announced until the campaign comes to a close at the end of October.
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It is unlikely that Dodger fans will go to such great lengths to prevent Scully from leaving when the regular season comes to a close.
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"When this chapter comes to a close, then I'll be able to focus on that and open up a new chapter with Jan," she says.
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As Keeping Up with the Kardashians comes to a close, the press around Kylie Jenner's new spinoff series, The Life of Kylie, is taking off.
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On June 23, the series comes to a close, and so does the "24/7 job" Andem described when she announced the news on Instagram.
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As his career comes to a close, much has been made of Wade's retirement, which has prompted tribute ads from brands like Gatorade and Budweiser.
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Fashion trends come and go and as 2019 comes to a close, new designs are on the rise and some older styles are coming back.
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"As this project comes to a close, I'd like to thank everyone who supported my dream and everyone who called me an idiot," Sacks added.
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As this year comes to a close, let's take a closer look at some of the things we millennials have allegedly murdered in cold blood.
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Shortly after voting in India comes to a close on Sunday, the curtain will inch up the last act of the largest election in history.
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But as 2018 comes to a close, the longest bull market in history is having its worst year since it started nearly a decade ago.
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A record 22013 original scripted series aired last year, and by the time 22016 comes to a close that tally is expected to top 225.
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Netflix's groundbreaking animated dramedy about a has-been horse in Hollywoo comes to a close this January with Part 2 of BoJack Horseman's final season.
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As the year comes to a close, Uber has compiled a shortlist of 10 foods that have become increasingly unpopular over the course of 2019.
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Best of the best: As the year comes to a close, our critics have lists of the best albums, books, shows and movies of 2019.
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As the decade comes to a close, Drake leads a shining and unprecedented legacy of success and critical and commercial success, albeit a complicated one.
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And as 2019 comes to a close, California is indeed home to the world's largest cannabis market, totaling close to $12 billion in estimated sales.
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But as the year comes to a close Slack has found a trading range that it likes, as we touched on a few weeks ago.
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Like Osha and Rickon, he's essentially a loose end from an earlier season that the showrunners need to tie up before everything comes to a close.
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Details: Dollar volumes are already at a peak this year, and the number of deals may also set a record before 2019 comes to a close.
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Los Angeles (CNN)As The Olympics comes to a close on NBC, the network will tease the start of another great competition: "The Voice" Season 11.
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Another high-profile Yahoo executive, SVP of Mobile and Emerging Products Adam Cahan, will leave the company as the acquisition by VerizOath: comes to a close.
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Now as the year comes to a close, Perico is gearing up to release another solo effort titled 2 Tha Left, which arrives on December 8.
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The whole journey comes to a close with an original ballad titled "The Bond," which slowly builds from a chiming soliloquy to a sweeping, bittersweet grandeur.
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As the 2017 hurricane season comes to a close, parts of the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean are still healing from a series of devastating storms.
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As the decade comes to a close, it&aposs a good time to look back on the decor trends that were most popular throughout the 2010s.
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Each year, the coffee giant rolls out its Pumpkin Spiced Lattes — the Instagram-worthy drinks with a cult following — as the summer comes to a close.
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By the time a season comes to a close, every player will have reached a new set of conclusions about his teammates — for better or worse.
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Lengthy court case comes to a close Musharraf seized power in a military coup in 1999, and ruled Pakistan as its President between 2001 and 2008.
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As the year comes to a close, Uber Eats released a list of 2019&aposs most popular foods and its predictions for food trends in 2020.
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As 699.9963 comes to a close, we're looking at the best TV shows of the year — as well as looking forward to what's coming in 699.9953.
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But it's their dedication to female friendship that really makes Rodarte feel so relevant and deserving of this award as the decade comes to a close.
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As 2019 — and the decade — comes to a close, Insider has rounded up 10 moments that changed the royal family forever over the past 10 years.
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Lucy Hale, Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell and Sasha Pieterse all got together for one last hurrah before season 7 comes to a close in 2017.
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Now, as 2016 comes to a close, she finds herself in a position that's both similar and light years away from where she was a year ago.
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It's no surprise that a concept like "the next Game of Thrones" would garner a lot of enthusiasm — especially as the HBO series comes to a close.
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As the year comes to a close, the company has also committed $5 million to funding several organizations that focus on preventing sexual assault and domestic violence.
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PureWow reports that popular grocery chain, Aldi will open 212 new U.S. locations before 2017 comes to a close, and we've never been more ready to shop.
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So with these final tweets, Obama's social media presence as president comes to a close and the accounts associated with the Oval Office transfer to Donald Trump.
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As the third season of Noah Hawley's midwestern crime anthology Fargo comes to a close, fans are left wondering if the next episode will be its last.
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As the fourth week of El Chapo's trial comes to a close, it's more obvious than ever that the case hinges on testimony by cooperators like Chupeta.
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As her time in the House comes to a close, Love has repeatedly stressed a message for her party: ignore voters of color at your own peril.
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More people are signing up for ObamaCare plans as the open enrollment period comes to a close, but the overall numbers are down compared to last year.
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More people are signing up for ObamaCare plans as the open enrollment period comes to a close, but the overall numbers are down compared to last year.
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Bottom line: Even as her tenure comes to a close, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's congressional testimony on Wednesday could have wide-reaching implications for different markets.
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But the pace of those trips is slated to increase in the coming weeks as primary season comes to a close and general elections come into focus.
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As 2019 comes to a close, it&aposs time we looked back on the food and drink items that captured the national spotlight over the last year.
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As this Congress comes to a close and a new president comes to office next January the issue of sexual assault will continue to challenge policy makers.
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As the month comes to a close, it's a wonderful time to engage in spiritual activity, but probably not the best time to work out your taxes.
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I strongly believe that there will be at least one more monster-sized mobile-first marketplace that will emerge before this era completely comes to a close.
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She even cuts him remarkable slack when she intuits, as the episode comes to a close, that Jimmy is going to sabotage her defense plans for Huell.
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As football season comes to a close, you can go all-out at your watch parties with these cauliflower tortilla chips, with sea salt or nacho flavor.
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It can almost be predicted that unpredictable pairings will pop up during men's week, which comes to a close Thursday night, and this one was no exception.
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As the year comes to a close, supporters of unaddressed legislation have grown increasingly anxious, treading a fine line between pressuring the governor and torpedoing their bills.
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Diverse Candidates As this year's primary season comes to a close, the slate of candidates chosen includes a diversity of backgrounds not often seen in American politics.
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As the year comes to a close, our critics are giving you something to unwind with: Lists of the best albums, books, shows and movies of 2019.
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As the decade comes to a close, it's time to take a look back at the one thing that really defined the 2010s on the internet: memes.
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As 2019 comes to a close, it's crucial to look back at the year of the egg and revisit 14 of the most eggciting viral egg moments.
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As the Democrats' primary process comes to a close, things have become a bit heated between the two candidates — and, unsurprisingly, Saturday Night Live has taken notice.
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As the evening comes to a close, I decide to explore the area surrounding the pool enclosure and find myself hanging out in a completely abandoned moon bounce.
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The so-called yield curve inversion, a phenomenon characterized by short-term rates that exceed long-term rates, is getting close as the year comes to a close.
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As the school year comes to a close and I look back on what we did right and what could've been handled better, one word comes to mind.
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Since Labor Day weekend falls close to the start of that window, you could find a great deal on a fun getaway before summer comes to a close.
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But when 2018 comes to a close, that temporary pricing — introduced in response to last year's throttling controversy that affected iPhones with aging batteries — will be going away.
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Sunday night: it's the wet blanket of the weekend -- and if you've ever felt your TGIFs morph into OMGs as Sunday comes to a close, you're not alone.
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It comes to a close with an image of primal energy, ("I killed this with my own two hands and I drug it here for you," she sings).
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NOISEY's second season comes to a close tonight with host Zach Goldbaum heading to Lagos to get a sense of Afropop's history and what it's like right now.
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And yet, even with all the darkness in the episode, Picard gives one of his trademark monologues — this one about optimism — as this chapter comes to a close.
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Cara Mund, whose reign as Miss America comes to a close next month, accused the pageant's parent organization of systematically silencing her in a letter made public Friday.
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The Federal Reserve is ramping up its operations to keep the overnight borrowing market moving efficiently, amid concerns that problems could build as 2019 comes to a close.
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The Pac North storyline is showing no signs of slowing down, so Owen will likely be over there until that section of the season comes to a close.
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The #avocadotoast tag has been used over 1.3 million times on Instagram since 2010 — and the dish is still going strong as the decade comes to a close.
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As her year at Collington comes to a close this August, she plans to stay in touch with the residents, many of whom she now views like family.
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The rules are Byzantine and involve repackaging of spectrum into usable blocks, but broadly speaking the process comes to a close when the bidding price exceeds the selling price.
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After six beautiful seasons, The Americans comes to a close tonight, and in anticipation, let's take a look at all the loose ends that need to be wrapped up.
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But as the story comes to a close, they opt to wrap it in comforting cliché, and they turn a miserable but credible viewing experience into a confounding one.
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As the week comes to a close, we'd like to give a much-deserved shoutout to one of the cutest tentacle-babies out there: the dumbo octopus (genus Grimpoteuthis).
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How do we spend so much time listening to music about death, only to gussy it up in a muscle suit when life's tiresome battle comes to a close?
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" As the poem comes to a close, the teenager wisely reminds anybody reading the poem that "the people that make you feel this way aren't good enough for you.
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She said on ESPN's "Laughter Permitted" podcast this week that she is still "entertaining" taking her talents to the gridiron after her illustrious soccer career comes to a close.
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As President Donald Trump's "Infrastructure Week " comes to a close, Jim Cramer decided to take a closer look at one perceived Trump stock that has been struggling of late.
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Drain pressed both Lampert and the company to continue negotiating and to end their discussions one way or the other before Tuesday comes to a close, the people said.
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The conceit behind these New York Times "exit interviews" is that artists can talk about what they experienced, and what they learned, as a run comes to a close.
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The worst quarter since the global financial crisis As March comes to a close, so does the first quarter — and the rout in the past month has proved painful.
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After the fourth quarter comes to a close and the clock reads triple zeros, the fans, casual and devoted alike, will turn off their televisions or change the channel.
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As Latinx Heritage Month comes to a close, no series deserves your attention — and eyeballs — more than this weird little hidden gem, which wrapped its first season in July.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - As 2016 comes to a close, many fundamental aspects of the soybean market are very similar to one year ago – large crops, large carryout, and robust demand.
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As this awards season comes to a close, I'm looking back on the conversations I had with directors of a handful of the current Oscar nominees for best picture.
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As the year comes to a close, time is running out for business owners to make purchases and other investments to maximize the deductions on their 2019 tax bill.
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As the decade comes to a close, Business Insider took a look back to see how some of the most popular websites&apos homepages have evolved over the years.
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Season 2 comes to a close, with Daniel Miller (Richard Armitage) and his C.I.A. team in Berlin in pursuit of the truth surrounding the German politician Katerina Gerhardt's assassination.
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Many will rejoice as this challenging year comes to a close, but the events that took place in 2016 will have consequences that reverberate far into 2017 and beyond.
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The truth is that you're very motivated the first few days but then you lose momentum and when the first month comes to a close, you're fucking bored again.
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As season 3 of This Is Us comes to a close (with Beth and Randall's relationship on the thinnest ice ever), it's time to look towards the Pearson family's future.
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As is tradition on the Energizer bunny of reality TV franchises, Bravo's The Real Housewives and its various spin-offs, as one season comes to a close, another must begin.
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"As summer quickly comes to a close, so does the busiest time of the year for travel," Sanjay Hathiramani, global SVP of supplier relations for CheapOair, said in a statement.
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There is a lack of strong investment opportunities for the company to make with interest rates rising and growth in tech companies slowing as the year comes to a close.
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Years after her White House tenure comes to a close, researchers and scholars alike will still be puzzling out the beautiful Sphinx's riddle that is First Lady Melania Trump's mind.
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So instead, let's turn our attention to what tends to be a popular topic among the league's bottom-feeders as the regular season comes to a close: Who's getting fired?
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But as the Obama administration comes to a close, that shouldn't blind us to the fact that the budget wars have always been waged on Republican turf—and still are.
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Ingels' team has shipped parts of the Orb to Nevada in five different containers, and the installation has been designed to deflate easily once the festival comes to a close.
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As this year comes to a close, I've kept having this phrase pop into my head -- sort of a goal, sort of a mantra, sort of a new year's resolution.
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A closer look at Huawei's folding Mate X Like other recent Samsung flagships, it's going to be a tough device to give up when review time comes to a close.
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While it may seem silly, adult coloring books have been proven to ease stress and promote better mental health—something we could all use as 2016 comes to a close.
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That relationship appears to have broken down this year as a multidecade bond bull market comes to a close and the government puts to auction a record amount of debt.
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To ensure you get the pendant for the discounted price, order yours by the end of the day on Monday, December 2, before Nordstrom's Cyber Sale comes to a close.
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As the music video comes to a close, the singer finishes wiping her face clear of any cosmetics and looks directly into the camera to show off her barefaced complexion.
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As the decade comes to a close, we need to acknowledge the wider economic trends that forced millennials to "murder" — and that may force Gen Z to do the same.
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Read more: Emilia Clarke shares emotional tribute to Daenerys Targaryen and 'magical' fans as 'Game of Thrones' comes to a close His first day appeared to be a busy one.
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Fred Jones told the news outlet that July is a dangerous time to be near alligators as they become "more aggressive and territorial" as their mating season comes to a close.
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Last February, a New York judge denied Kesha's request for a preliminary injunction that would allow her to record music outside of Luke's purview until the lawsuit comes to a close.
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The 2001 comedy, directed by David Wain, is deliriously, enthusiastically dumb, chronicling the last day of lunacy at the idyllic Camp Firewood as the summer of 1981 comes to a close.
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As the school year comes to a close, young people everywhere are beginning the next chapter of their lives — and where they choose to begin that chapter can have serious ramifications.
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Normally, Adele Live concertgoers are showered with white confetti adorned with lyrics from her ballads "Rolling in the Deep" and "When We Were Young" as the concert comes to a close.
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Many are left wondering who will take his seat on the bench — and whether President Barack Obama will be able to usher them in before his presidency comes to a close.
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And as summer comes to a close, it's the perfect time to give your home's exterior surfaces, fencing, flooring, and outdoor furniture a solid clean before the colder months are here.
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As the period for filing public comments on the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) plans to roll back net neutrality regulations comes to a close, telecommunications companies are submitting their final arguments.
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MR. INBETWEEN 11:30 on FX. This six-part drama from Australia about a hit man with anger issues (Scott Ryan, who created and wrote the show) comes to a close.
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Of course, no one is thinking about this as the second hour comes to a close, and Christine picks up her guitar to sing a folk song in her native tongue.
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As Black History Month comes to a close, here are five things to know about him: Johnson created BET, a prominent cable station targeted toward an African-American audience, in 22010.
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Your creative and sexual drives run high as the week comes to a close—sweet Venus connects with impulsive Pluto, and you can tap into a deeply universal side of pleasure.
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As 2019 comes to a close and we prepare to welcome 2020 with hopeful hearts, it only makes sense to send off the last year — and last ten years — in style.
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Why it matters: It's less than two days before the French presidential election comes to a close, and the way that works in France includes a ban on campaigning over the weekend.
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As a matter of timing, there's also perhaps something to be said for an alternative to the mix of blockbusters and Oscar bait hitting multiplexes as the year comes to a close.
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Several of Clinton's allies have been interviewed as part of that investigation and the former first lady is expected to answer questions in coming weeks, as the probe comes to a close.
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To lock down those future gains, the markets for these goods must more or less recover and return to their pre-trade war positions once the China situation comes to a close.
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Here's the entirety of Krzanich's memo: Intel employees, As 2017 comes to a close, I want to reflect on this year and the progress we've made on our journey to transform Intel.
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As the 90 minute integration circle comes to a close, Godasi presses her palms together in prayer and bows her head down, thanking us all for coming and for sharing our experiences.
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Why it matters: It highlights the way that smaller web companies haven't followed some of their larger counterparts in backing the bill as the debate comes to a close on Capitol Hill.
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SaaS companies flirt with correction territory as another wild week comes to a close Stocks are set to fall further today, likely forcing shares in SaaS and cloud companies down yet again.
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Related: Read the full poll results As 2019 comes to a close, a look back at where things were a year ago suggests two major changes have emerged in the national picture.
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As 2019 comes to a close, we rounded up some devices from the past decade that — beloved as they might have been when first introduced — haven&apost aged well over the years.
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As his first year comes to a close and the special counsel's investigation threatens his legitimacy, the president's only real option is to abandon majority-minority politics and focus on incremental progress.
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This crazy, mixed-up Oscar season comes to a close with Sunday night's ceremony, which will forgo a host and, after plenty of controversy, still present all 24 categories on the air.
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The market's ebullient mood has soured as September comes to a close and stock traders seem to have lost the risk appetite that had been pushing equities back toward all-time highs.
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As the conflict comes to a close and former guerrilleros transition into civilian life, the world has learned more about the services that kept the FARC alive and fighting all these years.
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But as the nonstop coverage of the World Cup comes to a close, Putin will find himself once again basking in the afterglow and looking for new opportunities to exercise Russian power globally.
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With less than one week left before this grueling season finally comes to a close, the Academy's attempts to save to the Oscars from declining ratings may just end up being its demise.
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Meanwhile, his chief of staff, Mike Hall, said a a task force to "fix" PEIA would meet beginning immediately after the legislative session comes to a close at the end of next week.
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Bearing the title "As Pride Month comes to a close, it's time I spoke candidly about my experience at Marvel Comics," the writer laid out his until-now-unmentioned grievances with the publisher.
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As the mudslinging of the 2016 presidential election comes to a close, one reporter is opening up about how she dealt with loss while covering an unprecedented battle to be Commander-in-Chief.
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Try to keep a flexible schedule as this week comes to a close, since messenger planet Mercury will meet Pluto, the planet of transformation, on Friday, which could mean a change of plans.
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"We've never seen anything like this — it's truly a groundbreaking accomplishment – as fans simply cannot wait to see how this epic saga comes to a close," said Erik Davis, managing editor of Fandango.
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As the month of July comes to a close, it should be clear to Republicans they are losing their opportunity to enact major legislation even though they control Congress and the White House.
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Perhaps when the campaign season demagoguery comes to a close, a new Congress and new administration can get down to the tough — but vital — business of revamping our remarkably business-adverse corporate code.
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As the first half of the year comes to a close, CNBC's "Halftime Report" surveyed Wall Street's strategists to find out where they think the stock market is headed in the second half.
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When Trump's first term comes to a close, then the U.S. military would find itself traveling back to the future and entering its third decade of war — right back where it started. Maj.
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So, as 2019 comes to a close, ending our first entire decade with the Mark Zuckerberg-founded social media conglomerate, here are some reasons why you may want to delete your Facebook account.
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As 2016 comes to a close, the consulting firm Deloitte is busy hiring employees in the Washington area — listing a total of 392 jobs open in the region with "federal" in the job description.
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Market pricing currently sees no chance of a rate hike in 2019 and in fact is pricing in a 28 percent chance of a quarter-point cut before the year comes to a close.
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"Canada does not conduct its diplomacy through ad hominem attacks ... and we refrain particularly from ad hominem attacks when it comes to a close ally," Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told reporters on Sunday.
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Roma actor Jorge Antonio Guerrero no longer has to worry if he'll be able to attend the Oscars, as he was finally granted a visitor visa just as awards season comes to a close.
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In case you were wondering what was going to fill the void in your heart after Game Of Thrones comes to a close next season, look no further than a galaxy far, far away.
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But whether they wind up living happily ever after or go down fighting as season 15 comes to a close, one thing is certain: The fandom will make sure these wayward sons carry on.
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As the night comes to a close, it looks like we might get by without any discussion about politics, but right in the last minute, Omarosa talks about being on Oprah with Donald Trump.
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Since we've already been contemplating the clothing items we should be eliminating from our wardrobe once 2017 comes to a close, we're also thinking about how we can fancify some of this year's staples.
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It wouldn't be the holidays without a little stress, but you can avoid at least some of it by finishing up your shopping before the window for on-time delivery comes to a close.
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This is how Picturing Mississippi comes to a close: with non-narrative, lyrical work that gestures toward a future that the MMA staff imagine for the institution and perhaps for the state as well.
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After Carrie is forcefully escorted out of the White House, the episode comes to a close with her staring at the Capitol building, and the look on Carrie's face is not full of pride.
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As the week comes to a close, love and money planet Venus pushes you through final beauty regiments and work tasks as you prepare for the sweet planet to enter your house of partnerships.
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As the Obama administration comes to a close, so too will we close up a chapter of costly, overly burdensome regulations and begin to enter a new era of transparency based on sound science.
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Pamela Hupp's 'diabolical' behavior makes for prime audio storytellingElizabeth Cole, the executive producer of "Dateline," said Pam Hupp's story alone is enough to ensure any listener stays captivated until it comes to a close.
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But then, as my workout for the day comes to a close, I get nervous about what Borges seems to believe is the "holy grail" of the songstress's upper-body workout — explosive push-ups.
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"As the Nassar sentencing comes to a close and the Olympic Games quickly approach, we are reminded of the importance of protecting the safety and well-being of all of our athletes," said Rep.
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As October comes to a close, the mini-stage directors and puppeteers at HelloDenizen, a YouTube channel, are celebrating the spookiest month with some of their more terrifying content: Tiny Hamster is a Zombie!
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This eight-part series, a loose adaptation of Jane Austen's final, incomplete novel, comes to a close with a tense Midsummer Ball, filled with the hallmarks of gripping television drama: romance, jealousy and betrayal.
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As 2019 comes to a close, the social fundraising site released its annual Year in Giving report on Wednesday, celebrating the power of donations while revealing interesting numbers from the past year and decade.
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Trump himself has repeatedly signaled his support for the bill, but has only really dialed up his calls for Senate movement in recent days, as Congress's lame-duck session rapidly comes to a close.
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As the year comes to a close, PEOPLE caught up with mainstream radio veteran Zane Lowe to talk the biggest music of 2016 — and what pop fans can look forward to in the new year.
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The Avengers may not have had a classic American high school graduation and reunion, but we'd like to give them some superlatives we can look back on fondly as this chapter comes to a close.
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So as the year comes to a close, let's take a walk down memory lane at Instagram's Year In Review highlights — from the feel-good, to the plain weird (soap cutting), to the culturally powerful.
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While the United States has already taken home gold, there are many programs left at the world championships — leaving the team with little time to relax before the competition comes to a close this weekend.
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As the walk around the exhibition comes to a close, a section dedicated to Anonymous Constructivism posters showcases the fact that art, once an elitist practice, could now be applied by every man and woman.
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There are no major data sets due Friday, excluding the rig count, and as earnings season comes to a close, investors are looking ahead to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's annual speech in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Thanks to the Noisey staff, these annual lists—100 Best Albums of 2018, and 100 Best Songs of 2018—will set you up for some A-game listening as the year comes to a close.
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As 2016 comes to a close, wage advocates are cheering what's being hailed as among the most significant years since 2012, when the Fight for $15 movement began seeking better pay for low-wage workers.
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With the championship win by North Carolina in the books, March Madness comes to a close, and with it ends a gambling spree joined by nearly 40 million Americans, according to the American Gaming Commission.
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Turning to a not-so-hot stock as President Donald Trump's "Infrastructure Week " comes to a close, Cramer decided to take a closer look at one perceived Trump play that has been struggling of late.
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Rocky pleaded not guilty on Tuesday, and a judge at the Stockholm District Court has yet to come to a final decision on whether to sentence the American rapper as it comes to a close.
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As the decade of the 2010s comes to a close, it's worth looking taking a look back at some of the biggest CEOs in tech today to see how far they've come in 10 years.
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As the second year of the Trump administration comes to a close, here are five moments from this year's political news that everyone can find something to smile about, no matter your political leaning. 22020.
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But as the year comes to a close, the Islamic State is far from being vanquished in eastern Afghanistan, even as the group is on the run in its core territory in Iraq and Syria.
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SaaS companies flirt with correction territory as another wild week comes to a close For SaaS, long a market leader, to see its shares fall so much, so quickly, was an inversion of the norm.
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Steel output at the Lipetsk site is expected to increase in the first quarter of 2020, NLMK said, rising to match levels seen in the first quarter of 2019 as the overhaul comes to a close.
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Releasing a comeback single a few hours before the most confounding album rollout of the decade comes to a close(?) may not seem like a great idea, but Fetty Wap has always followed his own course.
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"As the trials comes to a close today and this one journey is over, I'm proud to be in this sport that requires us all to fight for a spot on the starting line," Bruce wrote.
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Update January 18th 1:35PM ET: Moments after this article was published, Tidal updated the language on the subscription page indicating that no one will be charged after the three-month membership comes to a close.
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Seeing as how Game of Thrones holds the honor of being the worlds' most pirated show for five years running, it makes sense that as it comes to a close, producers want to be more careful.
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Death's End by Cixin Liu (translated Ken Liu) The Three Body Problem was the first Chinese science fiction novel to earn a Hugo Award, and the trilogy it started comes to a close with Death's End.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has been hacked, the group announced as the first week of the Rio Olympic Games comes to a close, with data from thousands of accounts leaked to the website HackRead.
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That argument appears to have won the day, although what happens after the 90 day trial period comes to a close and the company assesses the success of the new pay structure remains to be seen.
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The players listed above are the ones most likely to get their stories retold once the events comes to a close, but there is far too much interesting stuff going on to cover it all here.
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As Women's History Month comes to a close, many of us are afraid, angry and anxious about what's next -- and there's arguably never been a more significant time to consider how women's history informs the present.
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Don't be surprised if you see Cristina Yang back on your screen before Grey's Anatomy season 16 comes to a close — even if she's just on the other side of a lengthy, tequila-y phone call.
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As this decade comes to a close, social media users are flocking to Instagram and Facebook to post revealing side-by-side photographs and memes of their current and younger selves, labeled with the tag #2009vs2019.
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It didn&apost need the financing, but Zhu figured it was a wise idea to add to the company&aposs war chest in case the US&aposs long economic expansion comes to a close sometime soon.
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Giacometti's Surrealist phase comes to a close with "Hands Holding the Void (Invisible Object)," made in 1934 and lent from MoMA, in which a woman with raised hands and pursed lips stays pinned to an armature.
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The show's 35th season comes to a close with five contenders still in play, including Ben, a former Marine who has narrowly escaped the last two weeks by using some cunning gamesmanship and an immunity idol.
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President Donald Trump said late Wednesday evening that he would comply with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's request that he not hold a State of the Union address until the ongoing U.S. government shutdown comes to a close.
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In fact, as the month comes to a close, you're going to feel even more rallied by the heavens to show the world what a courageous leader you are when Pluto ends its retrograde on September 30.
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There are myriad reasons why Reynolds and Fisher's deaths hurt so much as 2016 comes to a close, but they're all rooted in what the two shared with each other and what they shared with the world.
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Today's matchup between Arsenal and Manchester City would be top billing—and potentially league-deciding—in another year, but today merely makes for a battle for third place as the Premier League season comes to a close.
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While summer comes to a close, the country's eyes are on Texas, where Senator Ted Cruz is feeling the heat from upstart Democratic challenger Beto O'Rourke, who has nearly outraised Cruz and is surging in the polls.
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As the narrative comes to a close, ending the journey in room one, the bulls from Picasso's "The Peasants" freely romp in and out of the paintings in the hope that the museum guards do not notice.
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As Donald Trump's first 100 days in office comes to a close, the president will have to work on bringing others to the table to find solutions, President George W. Bush's former chief of staff said Friday.
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After the story comes to a close, you'll be able to ask Alexa for Dawn of Justice showtimes, which is a solid reminder that this is still just an advertisement wrapped up in a neat audio game.
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One of the market's leading bulls, Piper Jaffray, was first in line last week with a forecast that the S&P 500 will be about 10 percent higher from current levels when 2018 comes to a close.
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The trailer comes to a close with tight shots of Mr. Gosling and Mr. Ford, emphasizing the connection between their characters — but leaving whatever unites them just unclear enough to encourage you to go to the movies.
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The royal couple stepped back from the public eye for some valuable "family time" together as the year comes to a close, but both Meghan and Harry returned to the spotlight on Tuesday to share special messages.
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But, you can bet it'll be the first thing I reach for throughout the rest of the festivities 2016 has in store — and you, too, can scoop one up for yourself before party season comes to a close.
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For Nikita Kucherov, hockey has developed into a lucrative living, but perhaps after his career as a wing for the Tampa Bay Lightning comes to a close, he may try his hand as a magician or a hypnotist.
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But, even as the disgraced company comes to a close and the media hearsay proliferates, it's important that we hold Holmes to account without letting her actions sabotage the business prospects of other women leaders in the process.
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Buybacks are down from record highs as the year comes to a close, but if you take into account that they are that way in a pre-shrunk stock supply environment, they still pack a lot of punch.
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Targeting the large number of renters under 30 who have roommates, Zently connects with a renter's bank account to scan for shared bills like utilities and also settle up on bills once the month comes to a close.
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Before the 114th Congress comes to a close, we encourage lawmakers to reconcile differences and send a final energy bill to the president for signing that includes overdue reforms to the DOE review process for LNG export licenses.
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As 2016 comes to a close and a new administration gears up to take control, uncertainty reigns in the financial services industry regarding the future of the Department of Labor's new fiduciary rule, which was finalized in April.
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Once this process comes to a close, Democrats will essentially be handing Trump an exoneration, adding fuel to his claim that Democrats are solely focused on their smear campaign against him instead of trying to work with him.
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If this is your first time reading The Drive-Thru and you want to be informed on everything related to shopping, food, and more even after Black Friday comes to a close, subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.
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Charles Myers, the founder of Signum Global Advisors and a co-host of an upcoming fundraising event for Biden in New York, said he hasn't seen any negative impact as the New Hampshire primary comes to a close.
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" As the Wisconsin primary comes to a close, Mitchell's campaign has seen a late wave of national buzz, including an August 215 HuffPost article that exclaimed, "Democrats May Have Finally Found The Candidate To Take Down Scott Walker.
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Photo: GettyAs 2017 comes to a close, it's as good a time as any to reflect on how the year went for some of the most attention-grabbing tech companies, ordered here conveniently from most screwed to least screwed.
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"Every transgender person should be protected from discrimination and have the opportunity to earn a living and take responsibility for their lives on the same terms as everyone else," Ros-Lehtinen says as the ad comes to a close.
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As the primary comes to a close, liberals are facing the grim realization that the only alternative to Trump's frothy isolationism is Clinton's liberal hawkishness, which has more in common with neoconservatism than the Obama doctrine of prudent restraint.
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The precise nature of the materials sought was unclear, but the renewed request is further indication that prosecutors continue to focus on the president's company even as the case against Mr. Cohen comes to a close, the people said.
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Much has changed since then: The show's fourth and final season, which comes to a close Thursday night, has focused largely on the idea that sorting humans into a "good place" and a "bad place" is a fool's errand.
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Because let's face it, when Labor Day weekend comes to a close, we're going to crash hard into a nearly incurable case of the "end of summer scaries" — and we will need something, anything, to pick us up back up again.
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Oil watchers had already feared another leg lower as refined-products stockpiles hit record levels, reducing demand for crude just as peak driving season in the United States comes to a close and refiners prepare to shut facilities for fall maintenance.
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Outside of Pop's, Josie and Kevin sing "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" as we check in one last time on our favorite sons and daughters of Riverdale enjoying their Christmas mornings as the mid-season finale comes to a close.
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As 2018 comes to a close—a "low dishonest" time, as Auden said of the 1930s—that high-flying, hardly working, nap-besotted, righteous Facebook has given way to one known for secrecy and collaboration with disinformation campaigns and computational propaganda.
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As my journey comes to a close, I am ready to re-enter the world in a new state of mind, one in which OK Computer makes sense to me and is an ambitious, 5/5 comment on our society.
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And the period after Thanksgiving is often considered a no-go for IPOs, with the winter holidays beginning and institutional investors, looking to lock in returns, hesitant to make bets on risky IPOs as the year comes to a close.
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"As February comes to a close, large gyrations experienced during the month could very well spill into next month as topic of rates dominates," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York, wrote in a note.
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Reddit user KawiNinja asked: "In your opinion, after this pandemic comes to a close, however long that may be, what should be the first step we as a global community take so that we are better prepared for the next pandemic?"
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Season 3 of this dramedy about the inner workings of a magazine company inspired by Cosmopolitan, comes to a close with Jacqueline (Melora Hardin) considering how to take Scarlet to the next level after Jane's impactful exposé on workplace harassment.
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When: Friday, December 9, 6–9 pm Where: Regeneration Furniture (38 Renwick Street, Soho, Manhattan) It may feel tough to be merry as this year comes to a close, so a Midcentury Christmas celebration could be a good temporary antidote.
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The cocksure patriarch who thinks he can manipulate his way to a free fortress is the same one who, annoyed by the Rhinemaidens lamenting their lost gold, barks at Loge to silence them as the opera comes to a close.
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NEW YORK, Feb 13 (Reuters) - A lawyer for Harvey Weinstein is expected on Thursday to urge a New York jury to acquit the former Hollywood producer of sexual assault, as the weeks-long trial against Weinstein comes to a close.
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With ETFs like the iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF (IYR) and the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLP) each up over 22% year to date, some buyers are ensuring they lock in gains elsewhere as 2019 comes to a close.
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The show comes to a close with a focus on bands that transformed the genre in the 1980s and '90s, such as Nirvana and Bad Religion, and two all-female groups who burst onto the scene: Bikini Kill and L7.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - As the first month of theoretically no Iranian crude oil exports comes to a close it seems that Asian refiners have been able to cope with the loss of supplies, but it has come at the expense of their profits.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The United States, Mexico and Canada are largely in agreement on issues related to the energy sector, Mexico's economy minister said Tuesday, as the second round of talks to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement comes to a close.
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The estranged collaborators' claims culminated in an uncomfortable courtroom face-off in February, where a New York judge denied Kesha's request for a preliminary injunction that would allow her to record music outside of Luke's purview until the lawsuit comes to a close.
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"Since 2000 when Kelly first made the U.S. Snowboard Team, she has been leading the sport, not just in the USA but worldwide, and she leaves an astonishing legacy as her competitive career comes to a close," U.S. Ski & Snowboard's Director Jeremy Forster.
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Some analysts expect bigger problems to occur as the year comes to a close and banks deemed systemically important need to window-dress their balance sheets to meet Basel III stability requirements, which were established to assess too-big-to-fail banks.
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"What critics said: "From the gritty tone and weighty themes to the morally murky characters and great performances, Jessica Jones' final season is by and large an enjoyable showcase of what we'll miss about these shows as the Defendersverse comes to a close.
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As his tenure as governor comes to a close, Mr. LePage — who may be best known nationally for speaking bluntly, sometimes crudely, from his gut — has done a pretty good job over his eight years in office of distracting attention from his achievements.
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As the 2019 film season comes to a close with the upcoming 92nd Academy Awards, dominated by movies directed by and starring white men, studies like this should serve as a reminder that the narratives of women are powerful — and very profitable.
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As 2019 comes to a close, here&aposs a look back at the top 10 publicly traded tech companies by market cap at the start of last decade, according to data from Morningstar Direct — and what their market caps look like today.
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As 2017 comes to a close, Broadly caught up with Dounia to learn more about her new album, what she thinks we should do post-repeal of net neutrality, and what a moment of pure joy looks like in the dumpster fire that was 2017.
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CBS will air five new fall shows -- more than any of its direct rivals -- as the network seeks to rebuild its Thursday lineup and fill the void left by TV's top-rated comedy, "The Big Bang Theory," which comes to a close on Thursday.
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As the month-long celebration of graduation ceremonies comes to a close in the next few days, Sarah Kate Ellis, CEO of media-monitoring organization GLAAD, offers her advice for 20-somethings about to start their careers: Never be scared to make your voice heard.
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After the Indiegogo campaign comes to a close in a month, SPKTRM will be applying for the Sephora Stands accelerator program, which helps companies think in an innovative way about production and product, and hopes to open an NYC store in the future, too.
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Ever since his (near-flawless) 2004 title, Wenger has delivered Arsenal to 11 straight years of third- and fourth-place finishes—soon to be 12, as the Premier League comes to a close and the team settles into their all but reserved fourth-place spot.
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Opinion: How history can bring us hope right now As Women's History Month comes to a close, many of us are afraid, angry and anxious about what's next -- and there's arguably never been a more significant time to consider how women's history informs the present.
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As the first quarter of the First Step Act comes to a close, there are at least five things we should be celebrating: Three-thousand people incarcerated in federal prison now have an opportunity to seek relief from outdated, unfair and, frankly, racist prison sentences.
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As European soccer leagues kick off this month and the transfer window comes to a close, it will be hard for any of the typical last-minute market drama to compete with Qatari-owned Paris Saint-Germain paying Barcelona $263 million for one player.
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The investigation comes to a close just days after Jolie released a new statement saying that the former couple had reached a legal agreement about the custody of their six children: Maddox, 15, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, and 8-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.
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As the 2016 Rio Olympics comes to a close, it is a good time to remember the beauty of a truly global offline event: the joy of watching the television with family, friends, random strangers or coming together with your countrymen to cheer on your team.
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The Beautiful Game As group play in Euro 2016 comes to a close Wednesday, fans — in Albania, Turkey, Austria and Iceland in particular — face a dizzying array of possibilities as they wonder whether their teams will make the Round of 16 as a third-place team.
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The interviews about each actor's greatest fears act as a sort of connective catharsis as 2019 comes to a close, and, as Mulaney remarked on Late Night, it's comforting to hear that kids are still afraid of tarantulas instead of the global atrocities featured on the news.
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The 2019 movie also marks a turning point for the series as a whole, as George Lucas's Skywalker Saga comes to a close and the stories Lucasfilm-via-Disney continues to tell take — to paraphrase a wise Jedi Master — take yet another step into a larger world.
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As the decade comes to a close, here's our list of the people we believe best characterize the dangers that emerged from the online world in the last 20123 years—many of whom show no signs of becoming any less dangerous in the decade to come.
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That, too, may serve as inspiration for Pence, the former Indiana governor who was floated as a potential presidential candidate in 2016 and is now considered a top contender to become the Republican Party's presidential nominee after President-elect Donald Trump's time in office comes to a close.
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As the year comes to a close, investigators in the Senate Intelligence Committee's Russia probe have burned through a list of key witnesses, checking off multiple high-profile names in recent weeks as the committee's leadership looks to issue a report before election season starts anew in the spring.
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As the nation's first black president's time in office comes to a close, the issues of police treatment of African-American men and women, economic opportunity, the prison system, inclusion in K-12 schools and higher education, and even the Oscar nominations are increasingly subjects of discussion and debate.
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But from the publisher's description—a mix of "intrigue, suspense, and behind-the-scenes global drama"—it's safe to assume Showtime's hoping that The President Is Missing will fill the political thriller space Homeland will leave behind once the series comes to a close in a few years.
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"I hear from my farmers and those that are impacted by it in hopes that it comes to a close very soon, but I also hear from them that they're willing to support the president because the current model is not sustainable in the long term," he said. Rep.
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As the third season of Ice Cube's 3-on-3 basketball league, the BIG3, comes to a close with its championship game on Sunday, the league's MVP, Joe Johnson, 38, has received interest from multiple NBA teams following the season and will workout for the 76ers today, ESPN reports.
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Yet, as 2018 rapidly comes to a close, the former CEO of furniture-maker Steelcase has offered relatively few, and often inscrutable, indications of what he has in mind, leaving not only outsiders, but insiders at all levels, trying to understand precisely what directions he wants them to move in.
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In states that do not explicitly require removal/retrieval of guns, there should be agreements to ensure that guns are removed/retrieved from people subject to domestic violence orders As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, it is important to bring attention to domestic violence perpetrated with guns.
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We'll be updating our This Is My Next smartphone pick this week as well, where phones like the iPhone 7 / 7 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S7 / S7 Edge, and Google Pixel / Pixel XL battle it out with several others for the title of best smartphone as 2016 comes to a close.
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As the 2016 fiscal year comes to a close, first-term Governor John Bel Edwards and the state legislature have been in crisis mode, struggling to close a fiscal 2017 budget gap that could run as high $800 million — and that is after $485 million in emergency spending cuts this year.
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In the final episode, 2017 comes to a close as Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, pleads guilty to lying to the F.B.I. and the investigative reporter Michael Schmidt finds himself face to face with the president, while other reporters dig into alleged payouts and possible obstruction of justice.
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Despite all the mishegas over everything from election interference to hate speech to disinformation to screen addiction to President Trump's toxic tweets, after a tough 2018, tech shares in the S&P 500 are up more than 40 percent as 2019 comes to a close, way above the overall index.
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As the decade comes to a close, few of us have discussed our genes with our doctors, but millions of us have uploaded our DNA profiles to online databases to fill in the details of our family trees, explore our ethnic roots, and find people who share overlapping sequences of DNA.
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The first season of Desus Nice and the Kid Mero's Showtime late-night show comes to a close Thursday with a heavy-hitting pair of guests: the "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman (promoting the New York cop action movie "21 Bridges" and Senator Elizabeth Warren (promoting her bid for the presidency).
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As an era comes to a close, these stalwarts and heirs of the Cuban revolution will be members of an inner circle that aims to guarantee the succession of a socialist state — all while managing the delicate task of not creating the appearance of a family dynasty reaching into its third reign.
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There are many reasons to be excited about the next season of Game Of Thrones: it's the penultimate season before the saga comes to a close, it might be the season that the Stark family reunites, and for me, personally, I hope it's the season that Sansa (Sophie Turner) kicks some serious ass.
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As the era of large new projects comes to a close, many mid-sized producers - those with fewer assets and producing less than 100,000 barrels of oil a day in the oil sands - have shelved expansion plans, unable to earn back the high start-up costs with crude at around $50 per barrel.
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Between the unprecedented political climate (at times both disheartening and triumphant) we continue to soldier on through and all the pop-culture drama we've been keeping up with (Cardi, Offset, Khloe, Tristan — everyone — we're looking at y'all), we've been getting tackled left and right with events to reflect on as 2018 comes to a close.
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As the political primary season for both parties comes to a close, the pundit class has latched on to a general election narrative: the Republicans' divisions have been suppressed by retirements and brutal primaries to emerge as Donald Trump's party, and the Democrats are irreparably split and a far left wing is taking control.
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"We started the year warning that the economic and political crisis in Venezuela could cause its production to plunge by close to 1 mb/d in 2018; we now anticipate that the snapback of U.S. sanctions could take similar volumes of Iranian exports off the market as the year comes to a close," Croft said.
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As the public comment period comes to a close next month, I hope the CFPB will give more weight to what customers and businesses are saying and reconsider its misguided regulatory approach that will only work to destroy small businesses, damage state and local economies, and deprive millions of Americans of the short-term credit they need.
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And now, as the criminal trial for Cosby's alleged sexual assault of Andrea Constand comes to a close, those who doubt that the man who used to sling Puddin' Pops could have also been an extremely prolific date rapist seem more convinced than ever that this entire sordid ordeal is just another example of white America tearing down strong black men.
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As his second year comes to a close, agencies have set the wheels in motion to weaken or repeal nearly a dozen restrictions on air and water pollution or planet-warming emissions of carbon dioxide, including a plan to reduce the number of waterways that are protected from pollutants and another making it easier for utilities to build new coal plants.
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Heavy is the head that wears the pink flamingo mask: After episodes that have seen contestants like Kelly Osbourne, Paul Shaffer and Seal voted off, the second season of this bizarre singing competition show comes to a close Wednesday night with a two-part finale, during which the identities of three more masked singers will be revealed — and one will be crowned winner.
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You can sense his intensity and performance building to a climactic peak of choppy, percussive, rapid-fire syllables—"In the trunk in somethin' super dumb disgustin' cousin'"—before dropping in energy as the verse comes to a close, pausing after the line "I don't know which way to go," as if to illustrate musically the existential crisis portrayed in his lyrics.
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Chief Justice John Roberts will attend President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's State of the Union address on Tuesday as his role in Trump's impeachment trial comes to a close.
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Its New York chapter, which has been around since 16, presents a series of concerts each fall, and this year's season comes to a close with this show: a double bill featuring one set from Ewart, a multi-instrumentalist and global musical explorer, in duet with Colson, a pianist; and one from the organ quartet led by Lake, an avant-garde alto saxophone luminary.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 28500 points 6900 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 2628 contenders MORE (D-Mass.) emailed her supporters this morning, urging them to donate more as the fourth fundraising quarter — and the year — comes to a close.
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"As that season comes to a close, they want to get that inventory out of their way and clear it for other things," he tells CNBC Make It. In order to score the best prices, both Skirboll and Rucks recommend starting by browsing sites like RetailMeNot and Brad's Deals, which compile coupons and savings opportunities from a variety of stores all in one place.
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Claire reveals herself to be pregnant with Frank's baby, in order to hold on to his fortune (which he apparently tried to leave to his longtime right-hand man Doug Stamper), and the show behaves as though it thinks viewers will turn against Claire swiftly as the season comes to a close, when its earlier episodes built her up somewhat successfully as a lone woman holding her ground against the hurricane.
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As President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE's impeachment trial comes to a close, with an inevitable acquittal on the horizon, political opponents continue to claim the process was incomplete and unfair due to a lack of witnesses.
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Little did he know that he would get his first No. 1 single "Five More Minutes" just a year later and little did he know that he would have a No. 1 album with Seasons Change and he sure the heck didn't know that as 2018 comes to a close, he just might be on the cusp of another chart-topper with his current single "This Is It." But he did know one thing.
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As the festival comes to a close this weekend with Woody Allen's "Wonder Wheel" on Saturday, the special offerings include Barbet Schroeder's documentary "The Venerable W." (Friday and Saturday), a profile that probes the contradictions in the life of a Burmese monk who preaches Islamophobia and has been accused of inspiring violence, and "The Yakuza" (Friday), with Robert Mitchum as a former cop working to rescue a friend's daughter from a Japanese gangster.
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The White House has thrown its weight behind criminal justice reform as the year comes to a close, with Trump hoping for a criminal justice reform package drafted with input from White House adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE to make it before the full Senate for a vote before the end of December.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dramatic Alabama race comes to a close | What to watch on Election Day | Polls close at 8 pm EST | Many in GOP rooting against Moore | How Jones win could upend GOP agenda | Moore's wife denies claims of anti-Semitism: 'One of our attorneys is a Jew' | Trump sparks firestorm after saying Gillibrand 'would do anything' for donations ELECTION DAY IN ALABAMA OK, name a scenario where tonight's outcome doesn't cause a major blow up: The polls are open in Alabama as voters choose between controversial Republican candidate Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones.
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I suspect this is why I've been thinking so much about The Hateful Eight and its provocative statements about the dark heart of America as 2018 comes to a close; I've also been thinking about American Sniper and True Detective and Girls and a host of other entertainments that seemed to herald some sort of budding culture war in the first half of the 2010s with the discussions and debates they started, even as the sleek self-satisfaction of left-leaning media figures in those same years insisted that America was inevitably going to keep pushing further leftward, just very gradually.
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"As the primary campaign comes to a close, the very least the Democratic establishment can do, as it did for Hillary Clinton in 85033, is provide Bernie Sanders the time and the space he needs to determine the best steps he can take to help unite our party against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in the days and weeks ahead," Democracy for America chairman Jim Dean said in a statement Tuesday night as results rolled in.
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