And she said, "The legal angle's coming after me, he's coming after me," and then bowed out.
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I mean, you're the hunted, there are a lot of teams that will be coming after us but that's okay because we're coming after them too.
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Because we are coming after you, we are coming after every single one of you and demanding that you take action, demanding that you make a change.
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No, not Alibaba, but just technology companies coming after food.
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Those coming after them did terrible things in their name.
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This is coming, after all, six days before Trump's inauguration.
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"Now I'm grateful for the one who's coming after me."
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This is coming after a busy year for the actor.
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"Yes, they may have collectors coming after them," he said.
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But those coming after Mugabe are not good, clean men.
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The IRS was coming after Blazer as early as 1983.
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The day after tomorrow, they could be coming after you.
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This, coming after the Federal Reserve's expected rate increase on Wednesday.
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"[But,] if you're a bad business we are coming after you."
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But Facebook is no longer the only company coming after it.
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"Real America is coming after you," he tweeted, then later deleted.
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And they want to know, How are they coming after me?
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This robot lawyer is coming after you if you play dirty.
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The attacks on McConnell -- coming after Trump's repeated attacks on Sen.
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"I said, uh-oh, they're coming after me," Mr. Cyrus recalled.
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They're coming after America, which I hope we all love equally.
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Watch out, Oculus and HTC as OEMs are coming after you.
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We are coming after all of them and we're gonna win.
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"The minions are coming after the main player now," he added.
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The big endorsements for Biden kept coming after Tuesday night's showing.
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Whatever was coming after that, I was going to say yes.
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They're coming after America, which I hope we all love equally.
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And you felt that heaviest in August, coming after Labor Day.
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The Dems are already coming after him, so help Jeff win.
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From Paris, Trump's victory coming after Brexit is another prescient warning.
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New York (CNN Business)The world is coming after Silicon Valley.
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Trump has already threatened the Ricketts family for coming after him.
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And if you choose Maduro and Cuba, we're coming after you.
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Coming after a string of downgrades before March, that's a relief.
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"We're coming after you," Acevedo said in directing his comment to criminals.
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He quickly notified Ukrainian officials that the money was coming after all.
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Coming after a lacklustre predecessor, Ollanta Humala, he is a refreshing change.
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Make way, Wiz Khalifa — your son may be coming after your career!
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Coming after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, his message was clear.
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He's Microsoft's third CEO, coming after Bill Gates and then Steve Ballmer.
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Pre-orders available late in the summer, with deliveries coming after that.
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The first day of action, coming after the opening ceremony on Aug.
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Now, Trump has warned McCain that he will be coming after him.
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If Belichick's playing quarterback, we're coming after him, I promise you that.
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I'm fighting for it for every last one who's coming after me.
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Spurlock: There was never a sense that someone was coming after me.
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You'd have people on the left and the right coming after you.
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Now, Pai is coming after net neutrality itself—and Trump supports him.
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It might have been more pleasurable coming after 10 years of trauma.
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You ain't coming after fucking Harvey Weinstein asking him dumb-ass questions.
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No longer will federal agencies be coming after law-abiding gun owners.
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It's the next set of standards for mobile internet, coming after 4G.
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Borderlands fans started coming after Pitchford to take issue with his overreaction.
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For me, Vladimir Putin has been coming after me for a long time.
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This is because, for most cats, a stranger coming after them means danger.
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Law enforcement delivered a stern message: Clean up or we're coming after you.
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Remember, once White Face starts coming after you, it'll never let you go.
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And coming after months of close scrutiny, Zuckerberg makes for an easy target.
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" She's basically saying "if you go after my daughter, I'm coming after you.
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But number two, I think everyone's really afraid of somebody coming after them.
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So unless it's zombies that are coming after you, your brain is safe.
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The police could also be coming after Sabine if Elodie's dad contacted them.
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It will launch in English, with other languages coming after, as funds allow.
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"We have to have consequences for somebody coming after our country," Alexander said.
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But I'm tired of being accessed of coming after Ashley for no reason.
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The hotel is open through April 8 because, summer is coming after all.
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Such a prediction is coming after a full decade of sub-target inflation.
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"Oh Mark, I'm coming after you," Trump added, sparking laughter in the room.
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"I think he thought coming after me was counterpunching against me," she said.
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It is coming after the major costs of globalization have already been borne.
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The Wildcats piled up 244 total yards in offense, 2231 coming after intermission.
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They're coming after folks of color and hijabis and queer and trans folks.
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" And he warned: "They will be back," adding, "they are coming after America.
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He said government forces had killed his lover and were coming after him.
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Tucker can't have the man coming after him, nor can he kill him.
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"They are coming after me because I am fighting for you," Trump said.
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"They are coming after him because he is a politics researcher," he said.
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And my message to these criminals is simply this: We are coming after you.
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GUTFELD: And they&aposre coming after people who are useful and productive in society.
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Coming after his fourth NFL season, it would be Lynch's first career playoff game.
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Russians stopped coming after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane over Syria last November.
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Shannon —I think she's got a big target and people are coming after her.
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They sparred on Twitter and Harris even dissed Malik's fans for coming after him.
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If I don't vote out Kelley, the nobody will know I'm coming after Kelley?
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The police could be coming after Elodie to arrest her for stealing his car.
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I can see her coming after us for leaving him out of the piece.
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Few saw last year's market mayhem coming after an unusually sanguine and calm 2017.
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Board of Education coming after the desegregation of the military, civil service and baseball.
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After deodorants and skin care, P&G is now coming after the menopause market.
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The Wizards' winning streak — coming after a five-game skid — matched their season high.
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Fowler hit a homer in the sixth, coming after a longball by Matt Carpenter.
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Severe consequences are appropriate, but reactionary — always coming after numerous consumers have been bilked.
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If Jessica Lange or Matt Damon is coming after her, I'm calling the police.
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"It was never, 'Hey, look out chocolate world, we're coming after you," says Alter.
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"And I've had some ups and downs; I've never had the feds coming after me."
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It's a historic development, coming after a record number of black women ran for office.
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Coming after decades of steady growth, these figures sent shock waves through the academic system.
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My daughter's Facebook profile was once suspended because of extremists coming after me through her.
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Bekah Martinez is apologizing for coming after a couple of her fellow Bachelor franchise stars.
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You need to move fast if you want to evade the zombies coming after you.
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"They were coming after us tonight and we weren't ready to fight back," he said.
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But that's when I noticed they weren't fighting back, nor were they coming after me.
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Xiaomi says a launch in India will follow China, with "other markets" coming after that.
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The internet search provider told investors just how aggressively rivals were coming after its programmers.
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The killer, having seen her witness the murder on camera, then starts coming after her.
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I think when people start realizing, 'Oh, they are coming after me,' they wake up.
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My guess is there would be some lawyers — or worse — coming after me pretty quickly.
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Then they took away our light bulbs … now they are coming after our ceiling fans.
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It seems sales soared when owners were afraid Obama would be coming after their weapons.
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"I want each of them to know 'I coming after you personally,'" Geiger told Billboard.
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If your startup endures a WeWork-like fiasco, no one is coming after your car.
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"I think it will be better for the black curators coming after me," she added.
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It was a deserved designation, coming after the downing of a South Korean passenger jet.
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Trump said an announcement on China trade will be coming after the bell on Monday.
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The case is an inflection point for organized labor, coming after decades of grim news.
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If I could fire a policeman that was coming after me — are you kidding me?
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We know he&aposs coming after me because -- yes, we&aposre -- because of the Magnitsky Act.
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They come after me, but what they're really doing is they're coming after the Republican Party.
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But the hearings, coming after nearly two years of frequent misogyny from Trump, had an effect.
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They would have wired those individuals up and said look the Russians are coming after you.
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But now that Hobbs & Shaw hit theaters last weekend, Gibson is once again coming after Johnson.
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You also say that K Street is coming after us, the lobbyists and the special interests.
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There were only two increases during Barack Obama's administration, with one coming after the 2016 election.
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Chain migration typically as an entire family is coming after one person comes within a year.
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Black was the most popular shade for both genders, with white, blue and grey coming after.
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The funding package is the first major bipartisan legislation of Trump's presidency, coming after lengthy negotiations.
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" Harrison tweeted, "Look out #BachelorNation @KellyRipa is coming after you and your 'disgusting' Monday night habit.
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She debated fleeing, to escape what felt like an army of online hate coming after her.
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When we asked the FCC chairman why he thought Congress was coming after him, he laughed.
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Sunday's title was Seattle's second overall, coming after their 2016 shootout triumph over Toronto in Canada.
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Wednesday's rate cut is the third of the year, coming after moves in July and September.
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It was a hard-fought victory for the former guerrilla leader, coming after three electoral defeats.
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The closing arguments, coming after six days of testimony and years of legal machinations, offered contrasts.
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It dropped more than 2% on Monday, with most of the losses coming after Patel's announcement.
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Del Taco isn't the only chain that sees a large percentage of diners coming after dark.
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And I was somewhat mistaken about that—they ended up coming after her a lot sooner.
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But it's what's coming after—before the end of 2017 we're told—that really excites me.
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It's been a tough position for all these guys, with the young gun coming after them.
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" —co-owner Kyle Burk "It's her last book, coming after her far better known masterpiece Middlemarch.
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Her family said the cause was a heart attack, coming after a long struggle with cancer.
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"I have a real strong message for the trigger-pullers: We're coming after them," he said.
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The survey, coming after other recent data adds to worries regarding Poland's outlook for economic growth.
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Everyone went after Bernie SandersThe debate opened, as expected, with all the candidates coming after Sanders.
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Coming after No Drama Obama, as he was called, Trump has been one-man chaos machine.
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It was a triumphant moment for Sanders, coming after his hospitalization triggered questions about his candidacy.
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They come after me, but what they are really doing is coming after the Republican Party.
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Coming after the plodding Faust as well as the slight Alexandra (2007), the film is refreshing.
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"They are 5003 percent coming after our model because they've seen the success of it," Richert said.
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" "The city of Miami is not coming after you," Suarez said on "The Lead with Jake Tapper.
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No, they aren't coming after you, or even pot princess Rihanna (not that they could stop her).
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Steve told us the guy was laughing it up before coming after him, seemingly out of nowhere.
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The president's speech promises to be especially dramatic, coming after the longest government shutdown in US history.
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Just weeks before this tragedy, we bore witness to a bigoted, anti-Muslim mob coming after Rep.
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You see that, you gon' think he's coming after me because I'm black or Latino or whatever.
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South Carolina is the fourth contest on the Democratic calendar, coming after Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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And what they're really, really doing is they're coming after and fighting you, and we never lose.
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Reminder: If you're going to take a fashion risk, now's the time (winter is coming, after all).
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This is distinct from a family policy on gaming as screen time or coming after other activities.
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An ad by Mr Lamb, meanwhile, suggests that Republicans are coming after Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security.
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So, Candace do you hold Maxine Waters personally responsible for those people coming after you during breakfast?
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The China launch is the third overseas foray from OYO, coming after expansions to Nepal and Malaysia.
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"If we find out who snitched Cracka out, we'll be coming after him or her," IncursioSubter said.
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"What concerns me...is we are setting a dangerous precedent by coming after law enforcement," he said.
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"I am coming after you with everything I have," O'Reilly told Steel on the record in 2015.
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And if you are not falling into the first two buckets, we've said we're coming after you.
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It's important to note that Bolling's summons does not include HuffPost - he is coming after me personally.
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"He said something like, 'You've gone after the right, and now we're coming after you," he recalls.
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Women are coming after their aggressors, calling them by name and deed and reversing the power equation.
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Coming after Trump will be a major, task-defining fact about the next administration's foreign policy challenges.
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"I didn't go into this thinking, 'Oh, my gosh, the Republicans are coming after us,'" Sumpter said.
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Hawn's return to the screen is something of an event, coming after a near-15-year hiatus.
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Additionally, killing freezes coming after sensitive flowers have broken bud can decimate grape, strawberry and blueberry crops.
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Today 230 states have now implemented stay-at-home orders, some coming after this survey period ended.
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The vote, coming after years of legal battle and decades of struggles by gay Indians, was unanimous.
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"They're coming after me because I'm fighting for you," Trump told the crowd, to screams of approval.
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"Make no mistake, they are coming after the Republican Party and me because I'm fighting for you."
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Undrafted rookie quarterback David Blough might get his first NFL start with Khalil Mack coming after him.
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The shares rose more than 30 percent in 2016 with most of those gains coming after the election.
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All this coming after a surprise meeting between Kim and South Korea&aposs President Moon Jae-in yesterday.
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What he doesn't realize is that the magician has plans for Ana — and is coming after them both.
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Together, we are telling the gangs, the cartels, the fraudsters, and the terrorists—we are coming after you.
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The most famous premium channels should be coming after the summer and you'll be able to subscribe separately.
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Paris Jackson has zero patience for the haters who are coming after her for posting a topless photo.
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More than 50 Daydream apps are supposed to be released this year, with "hundreds" more coming after that.
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This wasn't quite Jim Harbaugh coming after Pete Carroll, but he had a message for the other side.
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The mother recalled a drug trafficker "coming after her and her family" and trying to snatch their land.
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The slow build is a good thing for the party coming after 2016's failure, say several Democrats.
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Or would you be fine with everyone coming after you, when you're probably already being hard on yourself.
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He shot 7-for-13, with his biggest basket coming after the Nets blew a 813-point lead.
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But the policy changes are largely reactionary, coming after numerous problems at Airbnb party houses over the years.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, it is coming after the 35-year-old Solo's uneven performance in Rio de Janeiro.
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But this year's increase, coming after a presidential election, underscores the deep and continuing uncertainty gripping immigrant communities.
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Although this is just a seed round, it's coming after a period of strong growth for the company.
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Coming after the much-hyped 2000 vintage, the '01 was considered something of a letdown by many critics.
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It was the most notable Bloomberg jab all night, coming after he fielded countless attacks from his rivals.
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"About halfway through, the article said there's no elite guards coming after Sue Bird and Whalen," she said.
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It's been a long time coming after an electric luxury sedan from the company flopped several years ago.
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TMZ got this photo of White apparently coming after a guy who was doing the dirty deed. Underwear?
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"It's not surprising that the Democratic political henchmen of Mayor de Blasio are coming after me," he said.
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" Smith-Schuster, in his second season in the NFL, said the Cincinnati defense was "coming after all of us.
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The fund is up 13 percent year-to-date, with much of that gain coming after the Fed's Sept.
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Repeal Trump has made it clear that he is coming after as much of President Obama's legacy as possible.
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Mom shamers are coming after Jessica Simpson on her latest update about 7-year-old daughter Maxwell "Maxi" Drew.
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Why can't I say a nice thing about Lisa Vanderpump without you, the witches of Eastwick, coming after me?
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It's only when board members think people are coming after them that [they take an interest in these things].
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Is Donald Trump suggesting that there are magic words that once uttered will stop terrorists from coming after us?
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Both now have to contend with forces coming after the captain and her ship, including the people on it.
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His brother, Kevin Jonas, also had some strong feelings about the return -- especially coming after the Masters golf tournament.
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The internet is coming after Khloé Kardashian — yet again — for an apparent Photoshop fail on her latest Instagram pic.
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Doom Eternal is back with fresh news out of QuakeCon 2018 coming after a completely unfulfilling tease at E3.
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The threats allegedly coming after she introduced the Border Wall Trust Fund Act which supports the president&aposs plan.
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But for the GOP establishment to be coming after Donald Trump's supporters even, with accusations that are so false.
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Fans suspected this was coming after watching Swift delete everything on her social media in anticipation for the announcement.
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But the timing of the push may have also been a factor, coming after the banking crisis in 2008.
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Medvedeva's victory was also the second straight for a Russian teenager, coming after Elizaveta Tuktamysheva's world title last year.
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"Make no mistake, they are coming after the Republican Party and me because I'm fighting for you," he said.
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"I think Netflix is in trouble when the big guys start coming after them," Needham analyst Laura Martin said.
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The cuts that are coming after we pass this tax scam that is going to hurt Medicaid and Medicare.
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We are coming after all of them, and we're going to win," Bannon said Monday on Fox News's "Hannity.
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One boycott, coming after multiple accusations of sexual harassment against Bill O'Reilly, contributed to the host losing his show.
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Kevin Hart is riled up about Katt Williams coming after Tiffany Haddish and other up-and-coming black comedians.
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They're not coming after all, but Trump did manage to pull some other figures from the world of sports.
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My message, as an aging Gen X-er to millennials and those coming after them, is: Go get us.
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The 3 Series is the segment benchmark, with everyone from Cadillac to Genesis coming after it in recent years.
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"Your request, coming after the completion of your report, serves no legitimate legislative or impeachment inquiry purpose," Morgan wrote.
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It was a show of pure joy, coming after an election that swept 67 new Democrats into the House.
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New York (CNN Business)If Goldfinger's henchman Oddjob is coming after you, Aston Martin has just the car you need.
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The Plaintiff has no foundation for coming after Mr. Brown, and we will ensure that this case disposed of quickly.
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He told us at LAX a few months back he thought the government was coming after him because he's black.
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But now some well-funded companies are coming after those aspects of the service — and this time, they may succeed.
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The disappointing 22.8 forecast, coming after Ford previously trimmed its 22019 outlook, is a blow for Chief Executive Jim Hackett.
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And even if he did win Indiana, its importance has diminished coming after a sweep of six states by Trump.
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"Remember this is coming after a very, very strong year of earnings growth, so you'd expect some pullback," Brown said.
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The comments, coming after a robust U.S. jobs report, helped boost risk sentiment and lift stock markets around the world.
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"The bad actors are more sophisticated and they're coming after not just for profit, but sometimes for principle," he said.
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He's been coming after trans people lately, but he's been going after other people I identify with a lot longer.
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Since 1973, at least 17 ships have been named after living people, with six of those coming after January 85033.
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Turns out, he was a con artist and he didn't, and now he's coming after me for all my money.
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"Saw a man hanging from a cypress tree/I seen the ones who done it/now they coming after me".
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" Those young adults coming after the millennial generation, whom Twenge has called iGen, is "putting off adulthood in every way.
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Gates told the jury on Tuesday that the candidate "indicated that more information would be coming" after speaking with Stone.
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Since 85033, at least 17 ships have been named after living people, with six of those coming after January 2012.
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Do you think that the litigation is going to occur on the part of companies that are coming after it?
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They're coming after me because I am fighting for you, and we are fighting for those who have no voice.
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GE stock fell nearly 2 percent Wednesday, with less than half of that decline coming after the Journal's report broke.
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These episodes, coming after years of cuts in state aid to Michigan's cities, may offer a glimpse of America's future.
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The timing of the attack was suspect in another way, coming after a rare stretch of upbeat news in Ukraine.
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No mention of what his CIA director had said the day before about the Russians coming after the 2018 midterms.
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"Well, listen, it's not surprising that the Democratic political henchmen of Mayor de Blasio are coming after me," he said.
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Almost every character spends most of the hour worried that someone is coming after them for something, except for Alicia.
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"Super Deluxe," Kumararaja's second feature, has been a while in coming after "Aaranya Kaandam" (2010), which was a critic's darling.
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If you're the getaway driver, seeing the cops coming after you in a fleet of hybrids may be a reassuring sight.
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"This chairman has his work cut out for him because it's coming after a period of extraordinary policy action," he said.
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Cowboy's first accessories, mudguards, are coming after the summer, which is also after the delivery of its first 2019 e-bikes.
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Her exit, coming after Hillary Clinton accepts the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night, still isn't coming soon enough for some critics.
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Image: Gustavo Devito/FlickrWith its new DirecTV Now streaming service, AT&T is coming after cheapskate cordcutters in a real way.
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"The reason they're coming after me now is because I'm doing well and my message is connecting," Christie told reporters Tuesday.
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It was actually much more about the landlords stealing from us than us worrying about people not coming after the shooting.
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Equity-friendly actions have also included an active share buy-back programme coming after FCF and weighing on net cash generation.
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He has basked in the adoration, coming after months of nothing but terrible press for his numerous political failures and embarrassments.
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Left wing environmental groups are even admitting that once they have killed coal, they are coming after natural gas and oil.
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The Giants fell behind by 14-0 in the first half, the first touchdown coming after Dwayne Harris mishandled a punt.
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Coming after a two-hour round of phone calls Thursday morning, the sudden decision blindsided the administration's opponents and allies alike.
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That sort of dominance, coming after an attack that many feared could be career-ending, still leaves Kvitova occasionally awe-struck.
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Another group, coming after Rae and Lisa and Naum and the farmer boy, prevailed on the woman to let them stay.
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The chip speeds up the processing of what's known as "edge services" which is the big trend coming after cloud computing.
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But for a long time he debated whether to release it: "I don't want Donald Trump coming after me," he said.
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Mr. Trump's victory, coming after the Brexit referendum vote in Britain, looks like another grievous blow to the liberal international order.
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The relaxation of the rules, coming after U.S. President Donald Trump's visit, marks a diplomatic solemnification of a process already underway.
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In other words, Iran is back with its anti-US jokes and is coming after an easy and obvious target: Trump.
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The second thing, which I think is more serious, and Facebook put out a statement this morning about it, saying that one part of when they knew was incorrect in the New York Times story because they have testified before Congress, and these politicians coming after them, and they were already coming after them, is going to increase exponentially.
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Coming after German business morale fell in December, the latest data add to signs that the mood in Germany's economy is darkening.
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The vote -- coming after a confirmation process in which Sessions fended off accusations of racism -- passed 52-47, largely along party lines.
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Coming after a string of weak IPO debuts in Hong Kong, China Tower's performance could influence upcoming listings such as Sinochem Energy.
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FCC Democratic Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel noted the action is coming after 18 months of review and the FCC should take additional actions.
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Omega's announcement coming after that then amounted to a betrayal: after months of dwindling communications and content, there's now something to blame.
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And to add insult to injury, she telepathically manipulates Lawrence's (Clifton Collins Jr.) host cousins into coming after their master as well.
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It has raised around $60 million since inception, with about half of that coming after the company changed to Densify in 2016.
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Now...you could be forgiven for feeling like results are slow in coming after more than two decades of climate change meetings.
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More money woes for The Weinstein Company -- one of its credit card companies is coming after it for a huge unpaid bill.
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"All I know, I can't imagine Romney having the gall coming after anybody's returns," the Senate minority leader told CNN on Thursday.
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And, you know, I testify for 260 hours, there's nothing to Benghazi, they don't give it up, they keep coming after it.
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Asseri has criticized reports by international human rights organizations of civilian deaths caused by coalition air strikes as coming after inadequate investigation.
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The sudden shift is a sign of change coming after employees at technology companies speaking out against actions their employers are taking.
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To date, Samsung has received 96 reports of overheating phones in the US, with 23 of those coming after the initial recall.
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She's up against an enemy that refuses to settle for snacking on that whale carcass and has to keep coming after her.
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He doesn't have the luxury of stacking bad debates on top of one another, especially with this many people coming after him.
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They&aposre not going to get back into the game, they&aposre not going to be a world order coming after us.
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But it appears that his own teetotalism wasn't enough for old Donny boy—now he's coming after the entire US wine industry.
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"Notwithstanding his track record, this same lawyer is coming after Bryan again," Singer's lawyers said in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News.
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Coming after the recent shifts for Friends and The Office, this whole episode illustrates just how impermanent the streaming landscape really is.
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How does this bode for a general election campaign when the full weight of the Republican Party will be coming after him?
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A business that began with so-called viatical settlements at the height of the AIDS epidemic is now coming after older adults.
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Cyber attacks are evolving and nation states aren't limiting their attacks to other nation states; they're coming after commercial companies as well.
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A lot of people seeing this movie coming after an intense and difficult election year seem to be embracing it as escapism.
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A victory for Ms. Le Pen, coming after Brexit, would underscore that Europeans have now arrived at a third phase: active rebellion.
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He was charged with two runs, the second coming after he had left the game, while allowing three hits and walking none.
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Stocks closed lower on Monday after President Donald Trump said an announcement on U.S.-China trade will be coming after the close.
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The proposed increase, coming after the United States has withdrawn thousands of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, would take it even higher.
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She was understandably upset and emotional, especially coming after such a memorable moment of talking to her mother with Colton by her side.
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This is perhaps, erm, a bit shady, especially coming after this weird and public mutual declaration of love on Twitter earlier this month.
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San Francisco topped its average rainfall for a full season as of Tuesday morning, coming after the latest series of powerful winter storms.
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That set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients.
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In an interview with Mic, Lushsux described the type of Swiftie fandom coming after him once images of the wall art went viral.
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Fists pounding, eyes narrowing, mouth snarling, Giuliani said America is coming after the terrorists and will truck no abuse of its police force.
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Now law firms are coming after the company with proposed class-action lawsuits, alleging that Blue Apron failed to adequately disclose material information.
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This is the third Marvel movie this year, and it's coming after the serious-minded Black Panther and a pretty upsetting Infinity War.
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The iconic actress has been nominated 7 times since her first in 1983, with her latest coming after her performance in The Wife.
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A lot of people look at this as publisher versus developer, where the bad guy is a multimillion dollar company coming after you.
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Eli confronts Roland about his investigation and finds out that the entire force of the FBI and Justice Department is coming after Peter.
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They've also criticized Treasury's pace in putting them together, with Brady and Hatch's letters coming after a July 6 meeting with the Department.
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When asked if any North Korean agents inside the US might be coming after Ri, an official at North Korea's UN mission laughed.
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Kaby Lake chips will be a third beat in this rhythm, coming after the launch of first Broadwell, and then Skylake 14nm chips.
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Young was told that boats were coming, then that a helicopter was en route, and then that the helicopter wasn't coming, after all.
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I'm going to be screaming the entire time, but I am also an unkillable god among mortals, so good luck coming after me.
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Boston surged to a Major League-best 108 wins during the regular season with more than 40 of them coming after falling behind.
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But in certain respects, the press conference, coming after the midterm defeats, exposes what Democrats will need to do to succeed in 2020.
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But coming after a long introduction that hints at the darker moments of "Don Giovanni," the motif now seems more soothing than ominous.
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Edmonton has lost two straight and six of its last eight (2-5-1), with both victories in that span coming after regulation.
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This chapter in the series, coming after the emergence of WikiLeaks and the growth of social media, takes passing note of contemporary realities.
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With games against the Eagles, Cowboys, Texans, and Chiefs coming after the bye, New England might be tested a few more times soon.
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The game was far more lopsided than it appeared, with all but seven of Philadelphia's points coming after the game was essentially decided.
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If so, think again: If Republicans win in November, they'll be coming after Medicare next, to offset the cost of their tax cut.
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What's interesting and unique about the Note8 this year is it's coming after the exploding one and it's not the only giant phone.
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The guys even shared a moment over their style -- Conor complimented Cowboy's python suit and both fighters bonded over PETA coming after them.
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But they added to the sense of a profession under siege, coming after a series of killings in which officers were singled out.
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This was unfortunate, coming after other debates in Atlanta and Des Moines in which immigration was likewise not addressed in any meaningful way.
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The questions were even more notable coming after the death of fellow conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who frequently interrogated lawyers during oral arguments.
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This milestone is a long time coming after hundreds of million in content investments specifically, but Facebook hasn't shown signs of slowing investment.
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"This is a tax bill that's coming after Medicare and Medicaid cuts," said Eliot Fishman, senior director of health policy at Families USA.
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The first quarter of the year is typically slow for the tech industry, coming after year-end peak shopping periods in many major markets.
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And having all of these different people and individuals and companies coming after me on this very personal, vicious level is ... I get it.
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The global financial crisis of 2008, coming after nearly a decade of slow growth, has saddled Italy's banks with around €360bn of impaired loans.
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"I think that the last two games, coming after the Warriors game, we just really haven't gotten going offensively," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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TD Ameritrade shares have decreased 23% since the beginning of the year with most of the decline coming after the commission change was announced.
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Investment in fixed assets declined by 22014% over the past four years, with the steepest fall coming after Russia's attack on Ukraine in 25.2.
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Serbia came into the tournament as defending World, Olympic and European champions with the first two of those titles coming after finals against Croatia.
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Morrison - who centred his campaign on his government's economic credentials - used Labor's tax proposals as evidence that the opposition was "coming after your money".
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Canada is coming after Netflix for using footage of one of the country's worst train disasters in the streaming giant's hit movie Bird Box.
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"We know this president has a particular aversion to strong women coming after him, particularly women of color," Legend told Vanity Fair about Trump.
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In 1976, New Hampshire was the fourth state to vote, coming after not just Iowa but also Mississippi and Oklahoma, which also held caucuses.
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That coming after Brazilian iron ore miner Vale said late Tuesday that it expected to resume operations at the Brucutu mine within 72 hours.
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Coming after five days of debate during which Tory backbenchers repeatedly said they would vote down the deal, the result was not a surprise.
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It's only natural to think about whom Netflix may be coming after next — and the company's own language around competitive landscape fueled those fires.
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There, the three of them meet Connor Fox, played by a hirsute Matthew Morrison (Glee), the experienced prosecutor who is coming after Peter Florrick.
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By that point, however, Fitzgerald had returned to civilization, and upon learning that Glass was alive and coming after him, he joined the Army.
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The idea is that both are filled with important nutrients, and it's best to keep them coming after gestation for as long as possible.
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Publishing sources say "Siege" is about what Wolff considers the insurmountable legal, personal and political challenges ahead of Trump — about everybody coming after him.
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I quickly found myself in the same room as mainstream software investors looking for what's coming after search, social, ad-tech, and enterprise software.
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What did you make of this huge delay today and what about the Mueller team&aposs complaint that Ellis is coming after them unfairly?
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Coming after last month's announcement to allow women in all combat roles in the armed forces, this is a major step towards gender parity.
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It's been a long time coming, after more than a dozen rocket attacks over the past year on bases housing U.S. forces across Iraq.
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The measures are coming after China lowered its growth target to 6 to 6.5 percent for 2019, down from around 6.5 percent last year.
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The measures are coming after China lowered its growth target to 503 to 6.5 percent for 2019, down from around 6.5 percent last year.
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"From a first-party standpoint, there's no new development coming after the launch of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," he said.
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Rodriguez got two quick outs to nail down his 14th save of the season, all 22 coming after he blew a save opening day.
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"You did get a massive upside surprise but again thats coming after a month in which you had a massive downside miss," Rai said.
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Coming after he bragged about sexually assaulting women in the 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape, Trump's election provoked its greatest backlash among Democratic-leaning women.
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On Monday, Trump said changes in his administration are likely coming after the election, but appeared surprised at the suggestion Mattis was among them.
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The second half of the year was especially high for economic and insured losses, coming after the three major hurricanes and wildfires in California.
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Her decision bucks recent trends in her own party, coming after a number of other 28503 Democrats have held town halls on the network.
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His tough talk about Russia and the Russian president Vladimir V. Putin was jarring coming after Mr. Trump's professed admiration for the Russian leader.
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The stock is up nearly 60% on the year now, with the majority of those gains coming after the market lows of early June.
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The timing of this rollout is interesting, coming after iOS has been released, but makes some sense given that High Sierra is releasing today.
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The Fight for Birth Control raises awareness to Planned Parenthood's 11 million supporters that yes, in fact, politicians are coming after this reproductive right.
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"The Jews are coming after me again," Valdizeh tweeted, in a rather bizarre attempt to counter the "hate group" label, after the news broke.
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But this deal, coming after it lost out on Qualcomm, threatens to erase that reputation — and with it, much of Broadcom's appeal to investors.
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"You did get a massive upside surprise but again that's coming after a month in which you had a massive downside miss," Rai said.
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Private Japanese investors have purchased nearly $70 billion in foreign bonds this year with the sharpest increase coming after the BoJ adopted negative rates.
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Coming after several years of Taliban resurgence throughout Afghanistan, the threat alarmed Sharifi, and he decided he needed to get out of the country.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is billions of dollars over budget and years behind schedule, threatening to delay other astrophysics missions coming after it.
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Her departure, coming after that of Greta Van Susteren, also means that Fox faces the prospect of having no female host in prime time.
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Overall, the interns had notable changes in mood following six of the nine political events, with the largest coming after the 2016 presidential election.
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Nielsen didn't resign willingly, a source told CNN, with her resignation announcement coming after a tense meeting at the White House with the President.
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The IRS said that its boost in visits to high-income taxpayers who haven't filed is coming after the agency hired additional enforcement staff.
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That shortfall of over $5m was hugely significant for COTA, especially coming after the rain-hit event last year, which left many visitors frustrated.
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This would be a high-pressure thing in any circumstance but it's coming after your company launched Viceland, the 21-hour channel on cable.
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And we ended up with the U.S. government, states, all coming after us, and a case that we lost on an appeal in 2001.
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There were existential threats on every side -- competing social networks like Twitter and Instagram and LinkedIn, big players like Google coming after its core market.
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This coming after the Trump administration announced it was looking to impose another round of tariffs on an additional $2300 billion work of Chinese imports.
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The stock has gained nearly 35% this year, with many of those gains coming after a trio of activists revealed their stake in the company.
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The incident caused a flurry of alarm coming after an Islamic State loyalist went on a rampage in southern France last Friday, killing four people.
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"One of the lessons I've learned is that our Democratic colleagues will never quit coming after [the president] in one fashion or another," he said.
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It was coming after Paramount pointed out its investment in medium-budget thrillers, including the new Cloverfield movie, coming October 28th, and Darren Aronofsky's Mother!
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"It's lurching from one disaster to the next, with this latest batch of woeful figures coming after eight straight years of annual losses," added Rundle.
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So if I am the leader of this country, which I hope I am, I'm going to be coming after hard these large monopolistic companies.
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Her "daddy" is actually actor Vincent D'Onofrio, who plays a crime boss in Netflix's Daredevil, leading to jokes on Twitter about him coming after Penn.
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It marked the highest temperature in France since records began, with the previous record of 44.1 degrees Celsius coming after the deadly heatwave of 2003.
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Coming after a flurry of Italian diplomatic activity earlier in the month, the French initiative suggests the hunt for a solution is acquiring new momentum.
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Mashable was told that one other location would be made available about a week after launch, with a variety of other locations coming after that.
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Last week, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May sent a warning to businesses who dodged paying tax, telling them that the government is "coming after you".
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It kept coming after an internal EPA memo leaked in July showed high lead levels in one woman's home, and her son got lead poisoning.
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"Loving Come Easy" also acts as the end-credits to the EP, coming after the relationship has already fallen apart, offering a window of respite.
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What will likely be a long trial focusing on the fundamental legality of the businesses is still coming after the appeals court makes it decision.
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Coming after an expected dip in revenues from the 2019 tournament in Japan, that extra funding appeared to make an irresistible case for some voters.
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"This is the first day of the president's second month in office and he is now fully coming after LGBT people," she told the Blade.
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Coming after two weeks of a ceasefire that was negotiated by Russia and America, Mr Putin's announcement was presented in Moscow as a big victory.
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"The comments started coming after I posted a photo of myself riding a bike in my bikini on a day out in Tulum," Thorpe says.
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The timing was inconvenient for Ocasio-Cortez, coming after the New York Post revealed her campaign had spent more than $85033,000 on Ubers and taxis.
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The broader rush for risk was still intact though, coming after the Fed left U.S. rates unmoved as expected but tweaked its wording on inflation.
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In the sense that we didn't want to do anything to get the FDA [the Food and Drug Administration] coming after Ploom for any reason.
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Lamb has also sought to turn the tables on Saccone by targeting Ryan's role as Speaker, accusing him of "coming after" Social Security and Medicaid.
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I will say, though, that Leckie's world is already antiseptic, and it's doubly bracing when coming after the (literally) grounded world of The Fifth Season.
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Paul White added 14 points, 11 coming after halftime, and Victor Bailey Jr. scored 43 for the Ducks (7-3), who won their third straight.
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Still, if they're audacious enough now to approach an agency known for its anti-tobacco stance, we can be sure they're coming after us all.
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That hasn't been enough, mind you, to prevent the sort of regression that Rockets fans feared was coming after the Chris Paul-for-Westbrook deal.
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Virgin Galactic's stock initially jumped on Tuesday as speculative trading in the space tourism company continued, with its quarterly results coming after the market closes.
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The attack on Saturday at the home of a rabbi, coming after a slew of recent anti-Semitic incidents, has rattled the region's Jewish population.
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However, it will be coming after a series of planned free, single-player downloadable add-ons, suggesting the multiplayer component is still a ways away.
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"This is coming after losses in Alabama, a series of losses in Virginia; now he's campaigning in Pennsylvania and the special election there," Bender said.
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Equity markets are seeing wild intraday swings, Treasury volatility has spiked, and it's all coming after more than a year of virtually no market turbulence.
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His long reign, coming after the coups and counter-coups of the 1970s, brought his country a measure of stability, that familiar lipstick of tyrants.
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"The comments started coming after I posted a photo of myself riding a bike in my bikini on a day out in Tulum," Thorpe told People.
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It was the second first-round defeat of his career in a Grand Slam, coming after his shocking loss at Wimbledon in 27 to Steve Darcis.
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Australia's wheat crop is poised to record a second consecutive season of below average production, coming after the 2017/18 harvest hit an eight-year low.
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"I think we are seeing the effort to establish a religious right to discriminate in lots of different contexts coming after the Obergefell decision," Cooper added.
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Both were Democratic presidents coming after a long period of Republican rule; both were young and ambitious politicians who rode political waves into the White House.
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Coming after an election campaign that has shown how unhappy millions of Americans are with the state of their democracy, this would be an appalling outcome.
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All of which makes the film more enraging and disappointing, coming after so much work that's grappled with other risky subject matter with empathy and humanity.
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The surgical side-step, coming after months of deliberation, bears the fingerprints of Chief Justice John Roberts, the new median justice on a right-tilting court.
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"The news underscores the preeminent pricing power of the pro sports league, coming after relatively steep declines in NFL TV ratings," CFRA analyst Tuna Amobi said.
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Since July 11, the stock has shed nearly 20% with the steepest losses — to the tune of $24 billion — coming after last Wednesday's disappointing earnings report.
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If they were not spying on the Trump campaign, why didn&apost they just tell the Trump people, "the Russians are coming after you, be careful".
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Meanwhile, both Arizona runs were unearned, coming after Richard threw two potential double-play comebackers into center field for errors in the fifth and sixth innings.
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The timing of the ruling is interesting, coming after Apple settled a similar suit with Qualcomm and agreed to a new license and chip supply deal.
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Trump's address is coming after months of deliberation between the President and his national security team, including a high-level meeting at Camp David on Friday.
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Despite Friday's gains, the dollar index still moved lower for the second straight week with most of the losses coming after Thursday's European Central Bank meeting.
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The planemaker told CNBC it is adjusting the schedule for the 777-653, a 777X derivative that is coming after initial deliveries of the 777X series.
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In August, Gap reported that comparable sales at Old Navy dropped by 5%, coming after it posted its first quarterly decline in three years in June.
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They scored seven straight in one stretch, the last three coming after Millsap blocked Zach Randolph and Harris drained a 3-pointer at the other end.
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Just when we thought there weren't any more everyday decisions we could simply delegate to Amazon, the online retailer is coming after our outfit-planning strategies.
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The number of international visitors declined from about 6.8 million in 2000 to about 5.7 million in 2001, with most of that loss coming after Sept.
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Morrison is the eighth woman to win, and the first African American, coming after such celebrated writers as James Baldwin and Richard Wright were passed over.
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And it might be corporations, it might be people who live in urban centers, [but] they're coming after them to take away their freedoms and culture.
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He didn't get to the end of the speech ... 'cause he had to be rushed away by police from a mob that was coming after him.
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I did report things which indicated that there were people coming after you, and that there was a well-funded machine set up to gaslight you.
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Central banks have historically hiked rates to stave off inflation, with the double-digit yields of the 1980s coming after oil supply shocks drove up inflation.
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It&aposs a sign that Apple&aposs iPhone 11 launch was a success, coming after third-party research firms had already estimated that sales were strong.
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The new cases set a daily record, coming after officials in Hubei seemed to be including infections diagnosed by using lung scans of symptomatic patients. Feb.
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It's like we were in on it together, with a mutual goal of prolonging the inevitable, what we both knew was coming after that second bottle.
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Stop riding Kanye West for supporting Donald Trump ... that's the message NBA star Iman Shumpert has for all the haters coming after the rapper this week.
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Duran finally retired after a loss against Hector Comacho in 2001—a 30-year professional career, most of it coming after his infamous "no mas" moment.
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But those are blue collar jobs and now machines are coming after people with a college degree, [with] political influences— then it becomes a big story.
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So far this year, Apple has surged more than 14 percent, with the bulk of those gains coming after the company's earnings report handily bested analysts' expectations.
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The stock market is on track to show its worst December ever, coming after the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 22000 points on Christmas Eve.
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Darren Criss is opening up about proposing to longtime girlfriend Mia Swier, saying it "was a long time coming" after the two dated for over seven years.
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The man was coming after Sater with a beer bottle, Sater said, so he grabbed a margarita glass and hit the man in the face with it.
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Hulk Hogan said he felt "helpless" — with Koloff's death coming after a string of losses for the wrestling community including George "The Animal" Steele, who died Friday.
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Do you think progressives also need to be mindful of the distance that some in business have to travel, when they think 'hey, they're coming after me?
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You'll recall ... Drea's been coming after Kelly for back child support, and at one point he was so far behind on payments he ended up in jail.
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David Cameron Cameron was the first to go, his resignation coming after a dramatic night in Britain where the public had voted to leave the European Union.
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Besides today's economic data, there are key earnings coming after the bell from tech firm HP Incorporated (HPQ), as well as retailers PVH (PVH) and Williams-Sonoma.
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" She went on to talk about why so many people in the music industry are afraid to speak out, saying many fear of "somebody coming after them.
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Vin Diesel has today confirmed that two more Fast & Furious movies will be coming after the eighth next year, rounding the franchise out to an even ten.
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The shape-shifting, paranoia-inducing ghosts Sara encounters and hallucinates aren't capitalism or the alienation of the connected world — they're bad things coming after a good girl.
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It can crack jokes and stage breathtaking action scenes and imagine narrative twists, with no purists coming after them with lit torches crying foul (except bonobo purists).
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Between 2002 and 2014, an additional 6 million men and 4 million women picked up the habit—with most of the spike coming after the 2007 recession.
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This caller persists in coming after you with a Hawaiian vacation, when you've specifically told his robot underlings that he is not to call you ever again!
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Jackson had seven carries for 39 yards and completed one pass in four attempts, with some of that production coming after Joe Flacco sat in garbage time.
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The first one destroyed them most, coming after officials had reversed a Spencer Ware touchdown, ruling that he had fumbled the ball forward into the end zone.
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Around this time, the City of Elizabeth started coming after First American, which had become a go-to spot for local teenagers to hang out at night.
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"I don't see the president at this point doing anything with those guys, not as long as they're coming after him with impeachment," Santorum told the Times.
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Her decision, coming after criticism of an impromptu meeting between her and Bill Clinton, removes the possibility that a political appointee might overrule investigators in the inquiry.
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"I say to the 1 percent, I say to Wall Street, I say to the billionaire class, watch out, we are coming after you," Mr. Sanders said.
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The company also said Chairman Charles Berry will be replaced by Scott Wheway, with Berry's decision to leave coming after advice from doctors to reduce his workload.
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" When a man who identified himself in the video as a Muslim walked out of the mosque, Ms. Gonzales shouted: "We're coming after you, we the people.
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It's one of several Pixel 4 leaks to have surfaced this week, coming after a video claiming to show a working version of the device recently leaked.
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Sanders' losses on Tuesday, coming after a series of Biden wins in last week's Super Tuesday contests, put Sanders in a deeper hole in the delegate count.
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"They really are coming after your health care and we will be talking about that from today all the way through November of next year," said Sen.
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The current General Motors strike, in its fourth week and coming after the closing of a large GM plant in Lordstown, is illustrative of a changed state.
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The prospect is particularly stark coming after President Obama's Justice Department, which has aggressively defended and expanded civil rights for people and groups who were previously unprotected.
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Sure, we knew it was coming after the iPhone 7 debuted without one, but now with the iPhone 8 on the scene it's time to face reality.
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It was a proxy contest, and we won the proxy contest, but the activists made it clear that he was going to keep coming after the company.
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"If they're worried about wholesale collapse and people with pitchforks coming after them, history does not give any indication that that is around the corner," he said.
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Sarah Greenberger, a senior vice president at the Audubon Society and former Interior official under Obama, said the changes are coming after intense opposition from Western-state politicians.
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Instead, reporters found out after the volunteer staffer in Salem, New Hampshire -- where the Granite Recovery Center is located -- announced the vice president wouldn't be coming after all.
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It is also a game that is fundamentally about coming after, about following up, and it meditates on the difficulty of continuation after a story is supposedly finished.
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Bobo asserts his innocence to the head biker in charge of the cell, with a message that her husband who runs the gang should stop coming after him.
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" Both Bachelor host Harrison and creator Fleiss clapped back on Twitter, with Harrison writing, "Look out #BachelorNation @KellyRipa is coming after you and your 'disgusting' Monday night habit.
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Though Sanders has spent the better part of this primary with a significant number of rivals coming after his record, Buttigieg has only recently been feeling the heat.
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We figured this delay was coming after retailer B&H Photo sent an email to customers that stated the earbuds wouldn't be available for two to three months.
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Coming after all this (as well as Gregory Dolbashian's slinky and insubstantial "Welcome Stranger"), a handsomely anodyne piece like Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's "Islands of Memories" benefits by contrast.
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Realizing that "the men that killed [her] father are capable of coming after [her]," and that her elderly grandparents were incapable of protecting her, she fled, Guerrero says.
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"I wanted to take a stand so the next guy coming after me will not have to go through what I and others have gone through," Owens said.
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Chinese authorities have come under growing pressure to combat a pervasive smog problem, which is a major source of public dissatisfaction, coming after decades of unbridled economic growth.
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The authorization, coming after a Mexican mission visited the plants in August, raised to 46 the total number of units in Brazil authorized to export chicken to Mexico.
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If you think people were mad when they thought the government was coming after their guns, wait until you see when they try to take away our happiness.
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And if you think people got mad when they thought the government was coming after their guns, wait till they come and try to take away our happiness!
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The pound fell 1.6 percent against the dollar to as low as $1.2507 GBP=D100, most of the loss coming after May confirmed she was delaying the vote.
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That tops the single-digit increase expected by market participants polled by Reuters a year ago, with more than half of the advance coming after Donald Trump's Nov.
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The president recognized that Meadows worked hard for his election in North Carolina, and (some say jokingly) warned him that he'd be coming after him on this vote.
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"The Trump administration is coming after the Affordable Care Act's protections for people with pre-existing conditions and it's time for us to draw a hard line," Sen.
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That statement was a stunning public scolding by a first lady of a top official in her husband's administration, coming after reports that Ricardel could be pushed out.
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Coming after Germany's drab 0-0 draw with Poland, which finished second in the group, the one-goal win will probably feel even less auspicious for the Germans.
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Lizzo may have bitten off more than she could chew by claiming a Postmates driver stole her food ... because the driver is now coming after her in court.
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Neumann told Hodari, the CEO and cofounder of Industrious, another player in the coworking industry, that WeWork was going to be coming after his company's customers, Hodari said.
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Do not encourage people to print out lists, because the next list that comes out your name will be on, and then people will be coming after you.
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But Powell suggested it was a one-off move, disappointing investors who had initially expected more rate cuts were coming after the Fed's first rate cut since 2008.
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They've turned to crowdfunding, but had raised just $1,000 as of Wednesday, with several donations coming after WMAZ, a local TV station, reported on them this past weekend.
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Do not encourage people to print out lists because the next list that comes out, your name will be on and then people will be coming after you.
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The victory, coming after three years of personal challenges that Billy had communicated to few people, unleashed a torrent of emotion for which Brittany's post provided the context.
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If the North tests another nuclear device, it would be a major show of defiance by Kim Jong-un, coming after President Trump's repeated warnings against his country.
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For Chinese President Xi Jinping, the result – coming after an equally resounding rejection of pro-Beijing parties in last year's Hong Kong legislative elections – was a significant defeat.
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AS THE LARGEST, I BELIEVE, PROVIDER OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ONLY, SORT OF A MIDDLEMAN FOR SO MANY CORPORATIONS, SHOULD YOU BE CONCERNED THAT THEY'RE COMING AFTER YOUR BUSINESS?
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NRA members worried new restrictions on guns would keep coming after the historic 0003 law — eventually ending, they feared, with the government's seizure of all firearms in America.
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Coming after smaller rounds of closings and mergers, the changes will leave 215 schools in the program, less than half the number at its inception three years ago.
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NRA members worried new restrictions on guns would keep coming after the historic 1968 law — eventually ending, they feared, with the government's seizure of all firearms in America.
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For C.K.'s supporters, his performance was a welcome return to the fold, coming after C.K. had admitted his wrong and spent time out of the public eye.
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The company released the public beta version of iOS 13 and iPadOS on Monday, coming after the firm initially launched the beta software to developers earlier this month.
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GUTFELD: I mean, I will say this for everybody here at the table, there are people coming after you and waiting for you to slip up at any moment.
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The European Central Bank has appointed temporary administrators for troubled Italian lender Banca Carige with the decision coming after the majority of the bank's board members resigned on Wednesday.
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" Clinton on Wednesday said Trump has been "fixated" on the phrase radical Islam "as if those are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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"Black Ink Crew" star Alex Robinson is coming after the boss and a member of his family ... suing for $1 million over a vicious beating caught by VH1 cameras.
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According to the Bureau of Labour Statistics, manufacturing employment leapt by 261,000 jobs in 2018, reaching a total of 12.8m, coming after another rise in 2017, of 207,000 jobs.
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And if you think people were mad when they thought the government was coming after their guns, wait until you see when they try to take away our happiness.
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" Asked if a new contract with Glencore was coming after the expiry of their long-term contract in late 2018, Nikitin said: "Glencore is one of our big customers.
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It was startling, especially coming after a first night already overloaded with Benghazi content, and a further sign that Donald Trump's RNC is not designed to persuade undecided voters.
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Kohlhepp's alleged confession — coming after his arrest for allegedly holding a woman captive in a metal shipping container for two months — will possibly close the long-cold murder case.
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That, coming after U.S. President Donald Trump said he expected to sign a significant part of a trade deal with China ahead of schedule, sent mixed signals to markets.
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It's not easy playing ahead in this league when teams are coming after you, but it's probably easier than playing from behind, which we've been doing a lot lately.
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While it is easy to be against free speech when you clearly don't like the speech or person saying it, there's no stopping them from coming after you next.
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Coming after a string of controversial police killings across the United States, Gray's death proved something of a turning point when prosecutors brought charges against six officers within weeks.
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The tax is another blow for automakers, coming after the Supreme Court temporarily banned the sale of large diesel cars in Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities.
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In addition, Trump told Gates that "more leaks were coming" after the initial DNC hack, although the Mueller investigation did not conclusively find evidence to charge Trump with collusion.
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Stock options held by Dow 30 CEOs surged in value by 23 percent to about $1 billion in 2016, with most of the gain coming after Trump's election win.
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Do not encourage people to print out lists, because the next list that comes out, your name will be on [it] and then people will be coming after you.
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They came after you too, you're talking about them coming after George Schultz's grandson, who was on the board, for essentially giving you the truth, telling you the truth.
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"Connor [Hicks] got suckerpunched in the face first and Colin [Ashley] tried to stop it, then when Colin tried to stop it they started coming after Colin," Basillas said.
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However, caring for an orphaned girl named Sophia gave Alma new purpose in life, steeling her resolve to fight back against the powerful men coming after her mining claim.
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Even so, the images, coming after years of heightened attention to the ways police officers treat people of color, raised questions about the officers' behavior and the department's practices.
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The Toronto-based Collision conference has been canceled over coronavirus concerns, coming after other tech events like Google I/O, Facebook F8, and Mobile World Congress have been canceled.
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But it was its transition game that really stood out, scoring 2000 on the break, with many of those scores coming after Xavier turnovers or one-and-done possessions.
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The clergy providing sanctuary, part of a coalition called Rise Up, operate in secret, fearing the church's protection will not be enough to keep vigilantes from coming after them.
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Epstein donated a total of $850,000 to MIT between 2002 and 2017, with all but $100,000 of those donations coming after his 2008 conviction in Florida, the report says.
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I remember doing a story one night about the right wing coming after him, and I had interviewed a couple of conservative characters who had long been McCain opponents.
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At first blush, the iPhone 11 launch made it seem like Apple had drastically cut the price of the iPhone, coming after it launched the $1,000 iPhone XS in 2018.
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Gronkowski's chauffeur and security guard Robert Goon posted on Friday a photo of the two men on Twitter and wrote "You better hide I'm coming" after police announced the arrest.
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A longtime Quebec City resident of Moroccan descent, Soufiane briefly chased the gunman before being shot twice -- the second, fatal round coming after he already was down, according to Aouame.
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It may also spur Congress to consider federal legislation, coming after multiple hearings in which legislators peppered industry executives with questions about whether they were taking data privacy seriously enough.
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Offices for the Republican chairmen of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees and the House Oversight Committee all confirmed to VICE News that further investigations are coming after the Nov.
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For Samsung, it's the second iteration of what it believes could be the next evolution of the smartphone, coming after it launched the larger, tablet-sized Galaxy Fold last year.
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Make no mistake, this is neither piety nor a genuine effort to protect the freedom of religion in Russia — especially coming after the authorities only last month banned Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Mariners first baseman Dae-Ho Lee drove in two runs, both of them coming after Kyle Seager was intentionally walked in front of him, in the fifth and seventh innings.
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The shell of the former company is now coming after Lampert seeking funds to partially repay creditors who were owed money by Sears at the time of its bankruptcy filing.
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Trump will probably tell the Chinese president, "'I'm coming after you on trade,'" Christopher Johnson, a China analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told the Washington Times.
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One Trump friend, who requested anonymity to speak freely, said it was not insignificant that Trump's first trip to New York was coming after his first 100 days in office.
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The combination of the rift occurring farther upstream, as well as coming after the two other major calving events so quickly, "would be extremely unusual if not unprecedented," said MacGregor.
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The team has worn the plain shirts multiple times including Wednesday morning, while the Fever and Mercury players wore theirs on Tuesday, with all incidents coming after the league's memo.
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This part of the transition is coming after the end date for Picasa on the desktop, as Google says it won't start rolling out these changes until May 1, 2016.
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Neistat should have seen the hype around the app coming: After all, his YouTube videos alone bring in over a million views a pop — and he posts one each day.
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The EIB's decision was expected, coming after EU finance ministers last week unanimously backed the phasing out of funding of gas, oil and coal projects to help combat climate change.
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Cramer has watched Axovant's stock get totally decimated in recent months, the first wave of losses coming after the Phase 3 clinical trial for its lead drug missed the mark.
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Honduras might yet qualify, thanks to a win against Mexico, but only if it can beat Australia, which edged past Syria, the decisive goal coming after 199 minutes of 210.
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It's nationalism and populism and again, a sense of victimization, like the rest of society is coming after us and we've got to defend ourselves against that at all costs.
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It has long been clear that the dropping fertility rates of native-born white Americans meant that the generations coming after the millennials were on track to be much smaller.
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Coming after four previous tests, Thursday's firing of the Agni 5 took India closer to incorporating the missile into its Strategic Forces Command, which oversees the country's nuclear weapons stockpile.
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" (Which is a way of saying it, of course.) He cast the Russian threat as a bipartisan issue, saying, "They're coming after America, which I hope we all love equally.
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Mr. Giuliani said in an interview that the Democrats were "coming after his two lawyers," him and Attorney General William P. Barr, with their push to investigate the Ukraine call.
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Coming after last week's revelation about Bernard, the big twist (if that's what it is) is delivered so subtly that even close watchers of the show might have missed it.
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Josh Gottheimer, New Jersey's newest congressman, is a Democrat in a Republican-leaning district who just raised a record sum for a freshman incumbent because Republicans are coming after him.
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Mary Louise shows up at Jane's work unannounced, and something seems a little off: Her sentences are jagged, each word seemingly trying to dodge the next one coming after it.
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Gannett (GCI) remains on watch after a late-day surge Wednesday, coming after a Wall Street Journal report that Tribune Publishing had recently tried to revive merger talks between the two.
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"No one should have to fear the government coming after them for exercising their First Amendment rights," Courtney Bowie, legal director of the ACLU of South Dakota, said in a statement.
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The reaction is notable coming after weeks of criticism that the Trump administration has not been forceful enough to denounce acts of anti-Semitism that have occurred nationwide since his election.
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Airbus meanwhile said on Friday it had sold four aircraft in July - typically a quiet month in odd-numbered years coming after the Paris Airshow - to reach 252 for the year.
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The family took refuge in a temporary camp in Diffa, but Eta wasn't able to sleep properly for months because of nightmares where she would see Boko Haram coming after her.
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When we left our girl Mary Jane last episode, she had just been left high and dry by her boyfriend, Justin Talbot, because trolls were coming after his ex-girlfriend, Simone.
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Although ESEA is a subsidiary of major tournament organizer ESL, the client will be usable by other tournament organizers as long as they meet the basic requirements (coming after IEM Oakland).
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Showcasing Espy's momentum, prominent Senate Democrats and potential 2020 candidates like Kamala Harris and Cory Booker have already visited Mississippi to campaign — and more could be coming after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The government expects egg prices will drop 14 percent to 15 percent on average this year, coming after a nearly 18 percent jump in 2015, when the avian influenza hurt supplies.
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"When members of Congress talk about 'cyber bots' coming after them about free speech, people on the Internet have a hard time taking them seriously," the group writes on its website.
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Based on the laughter coming after a few moments of stunned silence in the video, it's clear that there were no hard feelings from the users in this often frustrating game.
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Oh, Frisky Buttkisses (ph) coming after him, this is some really thrilling tape, I can tell by the response of my panelists who think that maybe I have a mental illness.
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Temperatures in parts of the state are expected to get into the 90s by the end of this weekend, and are coming after heavy precipitation from storms in January and February.
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Trump's defeat, coming after Barack Obama's two terms, would affirm that white men are no longer guaranteed what they consider to be their rightful place at the center of national politics.
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IBF welterweight champ Errol Spence Jr. is coming after Floyd Mayweather's title as most iced-out fighter alive ... 'cause the boxing star just copped an incredible "Man Down" chain for $400k!
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Still ... that didn't stop the haters from coming after Ora -- including Conor's BFF Artem Lobov, who said, "Sorry Rita, burgers are nice but not when a man has steak at home."
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The ISM measure of manufacturing activity undershot forecasts on Monday, coming after a report last week showed the economy grew at its slowest pace in three years in the first quarter.
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Story, also Canadian, is in New York City in the summer of 2017, which is predicted to have the extreme August of the movie's title — coming after the summer of 2016.
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" Echoing Obama, Clinton also bashed Trump for being "fixated on the words 'radical Islam,' " suggesting he believes "there are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us.
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It was a grievous blow to the group, coming after it had gone to great lengths — falling behind the Senate in drafting its bill — to address Labrador's complaints on multiple fronts.
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The Dodgers advanced only one baserunner into scoring position against the 25-year-old, that coming after Adrian Gonzalez singled and Yasmani Grandal walked with one out in the second inning.
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Recently, healthcare giant CVS Health filed a lawsuit against a former employee hired by PillPack, in which CVS alleged that PillPack is competing with its services and coming after its clients.
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That's the real lesson of Easter weekend: Hogg and all the kids like him are flat-out better at this stuff than any of the people or organizations coming after them.
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St. Louis won the last three games in the series, all coming after their controversial Game 3 overtime loss in which the winning goal was scored despite an obvious hand pass.
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Romney's 2012 nomination, despite coming after an unusually tumultuous contest in a large field of candidates, ended relatively quickly after the early primaries and caucuses, and his party rallied behind him.
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Coming after a few months in which she rarely made headlines, the debate caused her to surge in polls and seemed to cement her place in the top tier of candidates.
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Mr. Trump's decision to accept Mr. Kim's invitation to meet shocked the diplomatic establishment last week, coming after months of bellicose insults and threats between the two leaders and their governments.
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To the Editor: Re "The Taxman Is (Not) Coming After You" (editorial, March 29): The Internal Revenue Service's reduction in the number of audits it conducts is not a new phenomenon.
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The Sacklers saw that coming, and Purdue's lawyers are going to ask for an injunction to block state attorneys general from coming after the family, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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She said the group's goal is to endorse candidates in 10 to 15 races in this year's midterm elections, with 10 to 12 endorsements in congressional races coming after Labor Day.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, who dropped out the 2020 election also spoke out against the Republican-led vote, coming after weeks of Democrats demanding that witnesses in Trump's investigation be allowed to testify.
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In the tweet, she posted references to "my baby" and "my unborn child," coming after she disputed reports that she had created a new social media account for a forthcoming child.
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" The joint letter is a show of force coming after Zinke excluded Florida from any proposed offshore drilling plans because "its coasts are heavily reliant on tourism as an economic driver.
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And the many writers she has left in her wake, and the many writers coming after, and those after them, will hopefully always know this: that because of her, we are.
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Ryan also said congressional Republicans had a plan coming after this legislation passed that would out in place their proposals to replace Obamacare -- like allowing insurers to sell policies across state lines.
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Russians traditionally account for one of the biggest groups of foreign visitors after Germany, but they have stopped coming after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane over Syria last year, souring relations.
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In Washington, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Russia that missiles "will be coming" after Moscow, Assad's most powerful ally, said any fired at Syria would be shot down and launch sites targeted.
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Here is where Atlanta made its second major blunder, coming after the Falcons got a 39-yard pass-and-run from Ryan to Devonta Freeman on the first play after the kickoff.
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The addition, coming after oil rigs had fallen by two-thirds over the past year to 2009 lows, showed crude drilling picking up again after a 50 percent price rally since February.
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"Google said, 'This time, let's focus on high-profile people, those that have a lot of people coming after their accounts,' " said Kristin Judge, NCSA director of special projects and government relations.
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They are coming after him with everything, and this is the time for our party to be rallying around our leader, which is our president, who the people voted to represent them.
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But in a video message, he said the embassy move has "been a long time coming" after past presidents "failed to acknowledge the obvious," that the city is the capital of Israel.
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Coming after a defeat in the Kentucky governor's race and sizable losses in Virginia's legislative races, the Louisiana result seems certain to rattle Republicans as they head into the 2020 presidential election.
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In June, healthcare giant CVS Health filed a lawsuit against a former employee hired by PillPack, in which CVS alleged that PillPack is competing with its services and coming after its clients.
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The company even launched a campaign earlier this year, that showcases all the fresh ingredients used in its tacos and burritos, coming after the negative publicity it received from the 2015 incident.
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For the separatists, however, Tabàrnia is an irrelevant case of sour grapes, coming after an election that failed to yield the decisive blow to Catalonia's independence movement that Mr. Rajoy had anticipated.
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While Xi's outing was itself fairly inconsequential in practical terms, its timing is politically sensitive, coming after Xi had effectively vanished from newspaper front pages and news broadcasts, which he usually dominates.
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While a September conversation between Trump and Sondland can be discounted as coming after the whistleblower complaint was sent to Congress, an August conversation with Senator Ron Johnson occurred before the submission.
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No longer can you fly under the radar doing whatever it is that you want to do ... We are coming after every single one of you and demanding that you take action.
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Initially the anniversary celebration was intended to be a show of Xi's strength -- coming after his term limit was extended indefinitely and he consolidated more power than any leader since Mao Zedong.
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Coming after Daimler's profit warning and negative outlooks from tire maker Michelin and car dealership Inchcape, these will be watched for signs of strain from weaker car demand and higher trade tariffs.
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From UberEats and domestic shipping to ugly-sweater delivery, Uber is coming after a host of legacy businesses that involve getting an item, person or service from one location to the next.
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It's not Sinemia's first unlimited plan, and coming after MoviePass' move last week to bringing back its own unlimited plan, the Sinemia announcement includes the company's by-now obligatory digs at its competitors.
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But he didn't look to have put pressure on Neymar's leg, and the player's delayed and exaggerated response was the subject of heated debate, especially coming after similarly petulant displays in earlier matches.
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Financial stocks are set to extend their losses to a seventh session, with a 0.4 percent fall on Friday coming after three of the so-called "Big Four" banks raised their mortgage rates.
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We all knew it was coming: After dozens of women have come forward in the media and thousands more used the #MeToo hashtag on social media, we're seeing expected backlash to the movement.
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For many, it was an even more tragic loss coming after a long and difficult year in which other celebrated entertainers passed away, including David Bowie, Prince, and George Michael just days ago.
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Tyler Durbin missed 216 and 22010-yard field goal attempts on the Buckeyes' second and third possessions, the second coming after Greg Huegel's 45-yard field goal gave Clemson a 3-0 lead.
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R. Kelly has lawyers coming after him now, because the family of one of the young women living with him wants her back home ... and they've hired a legal team to help out.
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Facebook is already a combination of several services you use online — Facebook Marketplace is to Craigslist as Stories is to Snapchat — and now it appears the social network is coming after Tinder next.
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Barr has been called to testify in front of the House Judiciary panel on Thursday, but he has appeared to rule out coming after Democrats pushed to also have staff lawyers question him.
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"I think Netflix is in trouble when the big guys start coming after them," Laura Martin, an analyst at investment-banking and asset-management firm Needham & Company, said in an interview with CNBC.
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Brazil's election is one of the most turbulent seen since the country's return to democracy three decades ago, coming after over four years of unprecedented graft investigations revealed stunning levels of political corruption.
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Romancing SaGa was the fourth game in the SaGa series, developed and published by Square, coming after three Game Boy games that were localized in North America as the Final Fantasy Legend series.
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Game of Thrones memes have advanced the language of the internet to the point that a stranger can assert their fan identity by simply announcing, "Winter is coming," after a chilly November gust.
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Ninth Street Women, published by Little, Brown, is the fourth biography written by Gabriel, coming after Love and Capital (2011), a Pulitzer-nominated tome on the love story of Karl and Jenny Marx.
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In another report from Billboard, Marc Geiger, a partner and the head of music at WME, says his company plans on "coming after," the teams behind Pemberton Music Festival because of the cancellation.
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I think it does play into a general shift within the Republican Party away from a fear of big government and more toward a sense of victimization that society is coming after them.
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Failure to do so would be a setback for Prince Mohammed, coming after the listing of oil giant Saudi Aramco was shelved and the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi tarnished the kingdom's image.
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She is now on a nine-match winning streak, her four wins in Melbourne coming after a title run in Sydney, and is into the quarterfinals here for the first time since 2012.
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It's yet another sign that cheaper iPhones are in Apple's pipeline, coming after reports from Bloomberg, Nikkei Asian Review, and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo have suggested that a more affordable iPhone is coming.
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Can we stabilize Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan — post-ISIS — and keep our troop presence low and safe, without Iran's help — and will that help be coming after Trump rips up the nuclear deal?
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The GAO ruling, coming after two weeks of impeachment hearings and 30 hours of testimony from 12 witnesses before the Democratic-led House, stands as a powerful indictment against the Trump White House.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden hasn't dropped out, but his likely 5th-place finish was a humiliating blow, coming after his self-described "gut punch" of finishing 4th in the chaotic Iowa caucuses.
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The Cornhuskers went on a 7-0 run over a 1:51 span, the last five points coming after Wesson went to the bench with his second foul, to make it 39-25.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan had inched up 0.23% while Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6% and Australia's benchmark by 0.8%, some of that coming after the central bank rate cut.
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The demand, coming after a separate deal with the DNC involving the platform committee that won plaudits from people in the Sanders camp, is a challenge to Wasserman Schultz to make additional changes.
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Shares of conglomerate Softbank Group declined after Wednesday's blockbuster surge, falling 26.9836% on the day, with the moves on Thursday coming after the firm posted a near wipe out of its quarterly profit.
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At home, I'm always responsible about shaping the way in which our cinema is financed and organized, so that the people coming after us have the same kind of chances that we had.
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The first came at the Delray Beach Open last month, but Saturday's victory was a step up, coming after they saved four match points in the semifinals against Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo.
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The blue-chips index had gained 103 percent for the year, as of Monday's close, with a large part of those gains coming after Donald Trump stunned the world by winning the U.S. presidency.
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Keuchel escaped the first and second innings by inducing inning-ending double plays, the latter coming after Preston Tucker supplied the Astros a 215-225 lead with his solo home run to right field.
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Again, though, you'd need to be eating processed meats every day to experience this risk increase, so, as with the bacon research, we are not talking about diabetes coming after the odd prosciutto sandwich.
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Coming after reports of terrible internal polling on key battleground states, the President will officially begin the long and grueling process of doing whatever it takes to keep the office for four more years.
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Those are: Sonos says Google Assistant is launching only in the US for now, but Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK will follow in July with more countries coming after that.
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The rapper's filed legal docs asking a judge in Broward County, Florida to toss a paternity case against him because he says the alleged baby mama, Eliza Seraphin, is purely coming after his money.
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Suopys said he needed the bombs because he was concerned the government was coming after him, Cynthia Vargas, a spokesperson for the state attorney's office in Lake County, Illinois, said in a phone interview.
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Apple has been granted another patent that suggests it may be experimenting with foldable devices, coming after major smartphone makers like Samsung, Huawei, and Motorola have already debuted their first wave of foldable smartphones.
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"I think Netflix is in trouble when the big guys start coming after them," Laura Martin, an analyst at investment-banking and asset-management firm Needham & Company, said in a previous interview with CNBC.
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This movie is coming after the prequel trilogy where there wasn't just a lack of heavy on-set effects; with all the green screen work there was just a lack of sets in general.
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He also expressed confidence that the top players — drawn by the Laver imprimatur — would make it appointment scheduling despite its coming after the United States Open and an ensuing week of Davis Cup play.
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Shares of Vista fell 4 percent Wednesday, coming after a drop of 15 percent on Tuesday after management announced plans to exit the gun-making business as well as disappointing initial fiscal 2019 guidance.
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"The timing of the editorial — coming after the visit, during which Fidel was neither seen nor heard — signals an effort to do minimal harm to his brother's rapprochement with the U.S.," Mr. Piccone added.
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Centene's planned acquisition of WellCare continues a wave of consolidation in U.S. healthcare, coming after two large health insurers combined with the two largest U.S. pharmacy benefit managers in deals that closed last year.
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Senators are preparing to question Barr -- who's coming after a long absence from government service -- on his work during the time since as a corporate lawyer for major telecommunications companies, including on surveillance issues.
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Amazon's 20 percent drop in October — much of it coming after an earnings report that contained a disappointing outlook for the holiday season — helped make it the single biggest drag on the S.&P.
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At 34, I begged my gynecologist to grandfather me in to unadvanced maternal age if I could manage to get pregnant before turning 35, even if my baby was coming after the "geriatric" milestone.
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Coming after Deutsche Bank's share price reached an all-time low this week, the newspaper report has helped fuel an extraordinary level of shareholder anger even by the standards of the perpetually troubled lender.
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Meanwhile, it's worth remembering that Trump's election, especially coming after he was heard on tape bragging about his ability to grab women "by the pussy," had a galvanizing effect on women around the country.
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Juventus gave a master class in how to withstand the pressure of Monaco's potent attack and then punish on the counterattack, with both of Higuaín's goals coming after impressive stretches of play by Monaco.
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Mr. Johnson's victory was nevertheless a significant moment in the three-year Brexit saga, coming after Parliament refused three times to endorse the blueprint of his predecessor, Theresa May, to leave the European Union.
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"Soldiers will hopefully be able to breathe a sigh of relief and know that, unless there was some sort of intentional wrongdoing, Uncle Sam won't be coming after them," he said in a statement.
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But the last episode -- coming after the death of its title character -- couldn't help but feel a bit anticlimactic, looking back to its past even as it endeavored to plant seeds for the future.
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Her defense of free trade was slightly jarring coming after Britain's decision to quit the largest free-trade grouping on earth, the European Union, judging that control over immigration and complete sovereignty mattered more.
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And coming after all those hostile judgments about Trump have already collected among well-educated white women, the Senate's impending decision on Kavanaugh may operate like a match dropped into a pool of gasoline.
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The announcement from Republican Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose -- coming after years of GOP warnings of massive voter fraud -- means that of the 20163,496,834 ballots cast in Ohio on November 6, 2018, just .
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CEO and Chairman of Vox Media Jim Bankoff suggested more media consolidation is coming after the company acquired New York Media, the parent company of New York Magazine, in an all-stock deal Tuesday.
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Her communication skills will also be under scrutiny, especially coming after Draghi, who has been highly regarded for his skilful communication with markets in set-piece speeches and in regular post-meeting press conferences.
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But the trio of actions — coming after last month's enactment of tariffs on half of Chinese exports to the U.S., amounting to $250 billion — amounts to a significant intensification of the U.S. offensive against Beijing.
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Lil Wayne isn't just coming after Birdman in the rap world ... he's gunning for him in the sports world too ... signing the first NFL prospect to his Young Money Sports agency, FSU LB Reggie Northrup.
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The verdict is likely to intensify the debate over whether the country's judiciary treats victims of sexual attacks fairly, coming after a 2018 court verdict in a gang rape in Pamplona had roiled the nation.
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Coming after the book's dedication to four loved ones who passed away during a four-year period (2006-2009), the invocation of Dickinson converts the poem into a vehicle for a road trip with death.
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This is the latest setback for Woodford, coming after British wealth manager St James's Place terminated its investment mandate with Woodford Investment Management and Hargreaves Lansdown removed the suspended fund from its 'Wealth 50' list.
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South Korea's Kospi slipped 270.51 percent to close at 296.882,296, with the moves coming after the country's president, Moon Jae-in, fired his top economic policymakers and replaced them with people from within the government.
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For the week, yields for benchmark two- and 10-year Treasury notes rose the most since November, with most of that move coming after Wednesday's release of minutes from the Fed's policy meeting last month.
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Wine exports to China fell nearly 153% in value last year to $215 million and 2469.4% in volume compared with 23, coming after China last year increased tariffs on U.S. wines imported into mainland China.
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Read More Cramer: Signs a massive rally could be coming After raising rates in December, the Federal Reserve confirmed on Wednesday that it would not stick to its plan of four rate hikes in 2016.
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The WTO ruled last year that these allowances had caused "adverse effects" to the U.S., with the decision coming after a long-running litigation battle between the Washington and Brussels over their respective aviation giants.
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Anyway, Kidz Bop Karen -- as she's been dubbed -- tells TMZ she's catching tons of flak for her diatribe, with most trolls coming after her for what some say is a clear case of white privilege.
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I'm coming after an earthquake, after the Muslim Brotherhood's glaring failure in running the state and a major societal clash ... I'm not crazy enough to ask to run the state in light of these circumstances.
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"In terms of coming after and trying to get sources in the US intelligence community, [the Chinese] have become more aggressive and they've got better tradecraft and they're putting more money into it," Mattis said.
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Coming after the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, Trump hoped to shore up support among an increasingly divided GOP and get his presidency back on track as he faces a newly emboldened Democratic Party.
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"If you know someone is coming after you with a nerve agent, atropine is a key drug you would want to carry," said Nial Wheate, a senior lecturer in pharmaceutics at the University of Sydney.
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"Maybe they are coming after us so hard because (we) are actually getting some things done for the American people and doing what we told the American voters we were going to do," Jordan said.
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"I think Netflix is in trouble when the big guys start coming after them," Laura Martin, an analyst at investment-banking and asset-management firm Needham & Company, said in an interview with CNBC last year.
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Coming after criticism of Mr. Corbyn's reluctance to blame Moscow for the poisoning attack on a Russian former spy and his daughter in Salisbury, England, the issue has recharged a bitter argument about his leadership.
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The issues prevalent in the works I was studying began to feel increasingly topical … Her observation, coming after years of historical scholarship focused on Germany during this time is something that should frighten us all.
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"Republican Senators gave their wealthy campaign donors a massive tax cut, and now they are coming after Medicare and Social Security to pay for it," American Bridge spokesperson Zach Hudson said in a news release.
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" Graham hailed Trumps speech, saying the president asserted that he will "no longer tolerate" the "evil in power in Iran that's bent on destroying the world, killing the people in Israel and coming after us.
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The U.S. was a dominant power coming after World War II and it had trade policies to encourage the rebuilding of developed markets like Europe and Japan and to encourage developing markets to further develop.
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And I think in some ways with the FDA coming after us in 225 and really sticking to our guns and coming back, I think it's won over a lot of loyalty from our customers.
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Another 24 were still missing after Thursday's pre-dawn magnitude-6.7 quake, the latest deadly natural disaster to hit Japan over the past two months, coming after typhoons, floods and a record-breaking heat wave.
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While the caution of the Democrats has been pushing them away from what many see as the legitimate and necessary decision to start impeachment hearings, Republicans will be coming after their opponents with hammer and tong.
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Six months after Joey Feek died at 40, the country singer's husband Rory is a single dad for the second time – a reality Joey saw coming after her cancer battle took a turn for the worst.
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After coming after Trump on Twitter himself, Rubio dished out some spicy smacktalk at a rally in Dallas, accusing the Donald of having a makeup crisis and perhaps a pants-peeing backstage meltdown during the debate.
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At 24.77 GMT the rand was 206.95% firmer at 22026 per dollar after opening at 212.5, a chunk of those gains coming after the data showed July consumer prices slowed to 28.265%, the lowest since January.
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Ms. Pelosi orchestrated the impeachment inquiry, and her actions, coming after Mr. Trump delivered a speech that amounted to "political theater," must be taken in that context, said Julian E. Zelizer, a historian at Princeton University.
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The bans have been swift and startling, coming after mounting public backlash against Infowars' pernicious rhetoric, which is most notorious for helping popularize the false belief that the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting never happened.
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Even coming after seven years of conflict, this fight won't mark the end of the war: Difficult questions linger about the Kurds, control of eastern Syria, Iran's long-term presence, and the country's enormous reconstruction costs.
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On the campaign trail he says that a "fourth transformation" of Mexico is coming, after independence in 1821, a civil war and liberal reforms in the 1850s and 1860s, and a revolution that began in 1203.
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But Levy added that the strong sales — particularly coming after a big promotional push from the company at the same time a year ago during the men's FIFA World Cup soccer tournament — is a good sign.
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The UAE's comments, coming after vain efforts earlier in the week by Venezuela and Russia to stir Saudi Arabia and other major producers into agreeing to output cuts, was initially greeted with skepticism by many traders.
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Read more: Huge consulting firms are coming after the ad agency business — here's how agencies are fighting backAnother PR giant, Edelman, is announcing today a deal with software company Cision to boost its performance-focused services.
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Coming after the Yankees' trades of Aroldis Chapman, Andrew Miller, Carlos Beltran and Ivan Nova for prospects, Sanchez's call-up is the latest example of a franchise in flux, one whose gaze is on the future.
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"If you know someone is coming after you with a nerve agent, atropine is a key drug you would want to carry," Nial Wheate, a senior lecturer in pharmaceutics at the University of Sydney, told CNN.
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"All you can do is to make him [North Korean leader Kim Jong Un] believe with a military strike that we are coming after him, and now he has incentive to use these weapons, " he said.
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Publisher Jack Fowler wrote in a post on the National Review's website that staff "expected this was coming" after it planned the anti-Trump issue, which included a critical editorial and 22 essays from prominent conservatives.
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MILAN, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Italian bank Monte dei Paschi launched a 25 million euro ($22021 million) bond issue on Wednesday, fulfilling commitments under its bailout agreement and coming after Moody's acknowledged the lender's progress on restructuring.
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JStreetPAC, which has endorsed about 180 House and Senate candidates this cycle, helped the Democratic candidate raise nearly $50,000 -- with many of those donations coming after the PAC sent an email to donors about Hunter's attacks.
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But U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley's remarks this week that talks were closer than ever - coming after Monday's unofficial meeting in Islamabad - have renewed interest in a process that had seemed completely stalled.
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Over the past few years, the county that includes Houston has been reviewing cases where there were convictions for felony drug possession but where lab testing, often coming after a guilty plea, showed there were no drugs.
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Velayati's comments, coming after a major victory for Damascus which Assad has said is the reason for Western threats, threw down the gauntlet to Trump, who recently said he wanted U.S. troops out of Syria relatively soon.
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No More Heroes 3 is finally coming After nearly a decade since "No More Heroes 2" was released, players can once again take control of Travis Touchdown with "No More Heroes 3" expected to launch next year.
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And I hope everyone realizes that the end of his presidency is coming after eight years of him hurting people around the world and lying to indigenous people in your country that you're supposed to be protecting.
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The first delay was 35 minutes, the stoppage coming after Sweden's Marcus Ericsson hit the wall, and the second for 27 minutes after Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen crashed — with the race taking just over three hours to complete.
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Tarr Told Lawmakers: 'We Want Gun Reform,' and 'We Are Coming After You' On the one-week anniversary of the massacre at Stoneman Douglas, Tarr joined with student survivors who swarmed the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee.
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The gain in factory output, coming after recent strong retail sales data, bolsters the view that the U.S. economy could re-accelerate in the second quarter after growing sluggishly in the first three months of the year.
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The Rockets twice forced Pacers guard Monta Ellis into misses inside the final 37 seconds, with both attempts coming after Houston forward Corey Brewer drilled a corner 3 for a 105-103 lead with 40.9 seconds left.
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Don't make any promises you can't keep and don't place any bets—Mercury retrograde is coming, after all, which means that people will rethink many commitments they've made this month, and things will require a second look.
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Strong himself had six seasons where he caught at least 20 catches, five of them coming after his 30th birthday—a period that coincided with five straight Seahawks playoff appearances and a trip to the Super Bowl.
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There is no other way for me to interpret his statements other than to think that he is coming after my daughter and seeking to deprive her of access to the care that is keeping her alive.
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The Panmunjom talks will be the first high-level inter-Korean dialogue in more than two years, coming after months of warlike threats from both North Korea and the United States over the North's nuclear weapons program.
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Cooper, the former Oakland receiver had much more fun in his second home game, finishing with 231 yards receiving — 31 of those coming after the catch on his two touchdowns — a high for the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.
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But, coming after two weaker quarters, even that above-average result was not enough to achieve the 1.7 percent pace of expansion that economist say President Emmanuel Macron needs to validate his program of business-friendly reforms.
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The mistrial, coming after a 10-week trial that included 60 witnesses, is a blow to prosecutors and the latest indication of how a United States Supreme Court ruling in 2016 may be affecting public corruption cases.
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Castor testified that both Russia and Ukranian officials interfered in the 2016 U.S. elections, with Castor's remarks coming after strong pushback over the last few weeks from Democrats and federal officials that Ukraine interfered in the elections.
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The results, coming after the profit jump at Qatar National Bank last week, mean three of Qatar's four largest banks by assets have now posted rising profits despite a slowing economy and challenges in the construction sector.
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The right reasons would be what is best for business in the US, what ensures a reasonably level playing field, and not out of spite, like, you screwed up over here and we're coming after you over here.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's transition efforts raised more than $6.5 million, according to government filings, with the vast majority of the donations coming after the election -- including thousands of dollars from people linked to his future Cabinet.
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Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has been pretty quiet on what's coming after 2019's still-untitled fourth Avengers film, but there's no doubt that Black Panther is going to play a huge role in whatever is next.
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These shows are presented as alternatives to the recent real-world headlines about "witch hunts," which largely tend to revolve around men, accused of some form of sexual harassment or assault, complaining that people are coming after them.
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During the trial, the defense contended that police set the journalists up, giving them the information during a dinner and then coming after them so quickly that they actually never had the opportunity to delve into the documents.
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Then there were the run-of-the-mill shards of hate and ignorance, like the former GOP congressman who tweeted, then deleted, a statement about how "real America" was coming after "black lives matter punks" and Barack Obama.
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Physically re-erecting dividing lines inside Europe could deal a mortal blow to what backers praise as the most successful peace project in Europe since World War Two, coming after the wounds caused by Britain's vote to leave.
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Along with the news, TheWrap reports that the studio has signed fantasy author Neil Gaiman for an overall TV deal, coming after his work on Amazon's forthcoming adaptation of Good Omens and his work on Starz's American Gods.
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Lara Smith, national spokesperson for the Liberal Gun Club, feels the "they" Loesch warned against is people like her: "This is the largest lobbying group coming after us," Smith said, adding that she felt threatened by the ad.
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"To those who use illegal aliens for competitive advantage or to make a quick buck, we have something to say to you: If we find that you have violated federal criminal law, we're coming after you," he said.
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The euro rose to a one-month peak of $1.1416, with the latest uptick coming after the European Central Bank began buying corporate debt for its bond purchase program in a bid to boost the euro zone economy.
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But in her most recent post — coming after Piana's untimely death at the age of 46 — Jansen paid a touching tribute to her late boyfriend, whom she praised as being the "most amazing man" she had ever known.
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Marking the biggest increase since 22019 — and coming after a 22018 percent rise for 2128 — the change means the average monthly benefit for all 2700 million Social Security recipients will rise by about $2127, to $1753,2175 from $212,27.
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The rally chant drew widespread condemnation from Democratic lawmakers and some Republicans, coming after Trump in a series of tweets told Omar and three other minority progressive female lawmakers to "go back" to the countries they came from.
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Avisail Garcia and Kevin Kiermaier each homered for the second time in as many games, with the latter coming after Indians outfielders Leonys Martin and Tampa native Oscar Mercado collided in left-center field in the sixth inning.
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Any amateur cat burglar would surely have seen this coming, after the Louvre decided in 2013, due to flooding concerns, to move over 90 percent of its art to a newly built museum in the north of France.
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The New York Times, ABC News, NBC News, CBS News and CNN all followed with similar tweets – with most of the content coming after it was well publicized that Trump was specifically referring to MS-13 gang members.
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He's a modern-day C.E.O., if you will, probably more than any of the generations before him, simply because he's had to arbitrate so many problems with lawyers and encroachment and white-collar people coming after his land.
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But few, if any, prognosticators saw these 10 things coming: After nine years without a single win in the playoffs, the Pistons looked to be permanently mired in mediocrity without any special reason for hope for the future.
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He never lost hope, he said, that the East-West division would be overcome, and he said that he envisioned it coming after the reform-minded Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev came to power in Moscow in 21989.
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Kvitova jumped out to a 3-0 advantage in the decider then let her emotions show for the first time in the fifth game, a bellow of celebration coming after a forehand winner put her 4-1 ahead.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan inched up 3.33% while Japan's Nikkei rose 23.3% and Australia's benchmark by 20.39%, some of that coming after the central bank cut rates for a third time this year.
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They are, in other words, a Frenchman and an American, the Frenchman a theorist with a totalizing bent, the American a skeptical empiricist, with a faith that one damn thing coming after another will eventually provide a whole.
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N) earlier this month struck a deal for a controlling stake in the commercial aircraft arm of Embraer under a new $4.75 billion joint venture, coming after Airbus completed a deal to take control of rival Bombardier's (BBDb.
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First appearance: 1.1, "Winter Is Coming"After the poisoning death of the Hand of the King Jon Arryn, Jaime Lannister comforted his twin sister Cersei, who was nervous that Arryn may have told someone the Lannister family secret.
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See, one of her clients who knows Eli and helped get Marissa a job on a dairy farm in Israel also donated to Peter's campaign, and she realizes that the FBI is coming after Peter and her donor.
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The Purchasing Managers' Index for manufacturing has been below the 50-level demarcating expansion from contraction for three of the first five months in 2019, with May's reading of 49.4 coming after two months of holding above 50.
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Brazil's election is one of the most turbulent since the country's return to democracy three decades ago, coming after four years of unprecedented graft investigations revealed stunning levels of political corruption that fanned voter disdain for the political class.
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But Avengers: Endgame is the very MCU film to end before the credits with nothing coming after except a light tease that should give all Marvel fans a nice chuckle after three whole hours of emotional highs and lows.
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"This week has been the Hurricane Katrina of shitstorms for the president," said a former White House official, with Friday's news coming after an explosive Trump interview rattled the UK and Trump's head-turning statements during a NATO summit.
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"Caution is rising before the earnings as investors focus on signs on whether Chinese demand is recovering," said Takuya Takahashi, strategist at Daiwa Securities, adding that the market players keenly await Nidec Corp's results coming after the market close.
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Yankee Stadium your mom and I laughed our asses off, as she kept one fantastic line coming after the other – no less when we all fell asleep the night before in the smaller ceremony because it was so boring.
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Vale's initiative aims to pre-empt tough questions about its safety record in the wake of Friday's disaster, coming after a similar deadly dam collapse in 2015 at the nearby Samarco mine, which Vale co-owns with BHP Group.
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" Ryan said that it is his hope the verdict, coming after three weeks of testimony, "will give the family of the victim some closure and comfort knowing her killer will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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But its opinion, coming after protracted wrangling by lawyers and advocates for the Roma, was seen by them as a surprising victory against the United Nations, an organization that critics say does not often hold itself accountable for wrongdoing.
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Collins' family's lawsuit said the incident left Collins humiliated, self-conscious, and ashamed, and that she now suffers nightmares, paranoia, anxiety, physical deterioration, and a belief that the nursing home staff are coming after her with a hospital gown.
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The decision, coming after advertisers had begun to flee his show, ends a more than 20-year career at Fox News for O'Reilly, a best-selling author as well as one of the most popular commentators on U.S. television.
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The hearing will also address the social networking giant's impact on the housing sector, coming after the Department of Housing and Urban Development filed charges in March alleging that Facebook violated the Fair Housing Act through its targeted advertising.
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It's a process that sounds so freakin' cool on paper, and while the individual moments were undeniably satisfying, they often proved to be a brief oasis in a larger desert of frustration, only coming after hours of fruitless investment.
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It was the second consecutive win by Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, coming after a 4-0 rout last season that put Madrid in crisis and eventually led to the replacement of coach Rafa Benitez by Zinedine Zidane.
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" At another point, Trump came uncomfortably close to copping to obstruction of justice by admitting he fired then FBI Director James Comey in May 2017 amid an active investigation of his campaign's dealings because "they were coming after me.
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A Sanders victory, coming after his big win in the New Hampshire primary last week, would give him momentum heading into the Democrats' primary in South Carolina next Saturday – especially if black voters turn out for him in large numbers.
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Coming after China's new family planning rules had taken effect, which allow all couples to have two children, the hukou directive brought sighs of relief from Ms. Zhang and many other parents whose children could finally come out of the shadows.
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" GAURAV KAPUR, SENIOR ECONOMIST, ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, MUMBAI: "The forecast of a better-than-normal monsoon is a welcome development coming after two years of drought and considering the state of the rural economy and the impact on food inflation.
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But Ja Rule, whose real name is Jeffrey Atkins, posted a series of tweets saying that he, in fact, never sought out to defraud festival staff and guests — and he had a problem with people coming after him for it.
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A narrow 1-163 loss to Switzerland was followed by a 2-0 defeat to France – both the hosts' goals coming after the 90th minute – before Gianni De Biasi's men shook their losing habit and beat Romania in their final game.
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Brazil's election is one of the most turbulent since the country's return to democracy three decades ago, coming after four years of unprecedented graft investigations revealed stunning levels of political corruption that has fanned voter disdain for the political class.
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The pound tumbled 16 percent against the dollar and 14percent against the euro in 2016, its worst annual performance in eight years, with the bulk of those falls coming after Britain voted on June 23 to leave the European Union.
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Then, after over two years of radio silence, photos leaked of a new, circular "Halfbeak" prototype with Under Armour and HTC branding late last year; this seemed to indicate that there might be an HTC Android Wear watch coming after all.
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Coming after "The Letter V," Mr. Peck's port de bras, or the carriage of the arms, seemed brittle, just as the constant swirl of motion — a continual hiccup of jumps and turns — felt frantic and at the service of rigid architecture.
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Now we're coming after a different audience which is the workplace where people spend a lot of time communicating, collaborating and connecting with their colleagues with kind of a different product but still looks familiar to anyone that has used Facebook.
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The New York Times , ABC News , NBC News , CBS News and CNN all followed with similar misleading tweets – with most of the deceptive content coming after it was well publicized that Trump was specifically referring to MS-13 gang members.
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So Blue Apron is in a semi-tricky spot: it's a growth story, but it's also coming after the major whiff from Snap that sent its shares spiraling downward after a successful IPO and the following scrutiny on new IPOs.
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The upbeat figures, coming after data last week showing some signs of recovery in the U.S. manufacturing sector, eased worries that the U.S. economy could be slipping into recession under the weight of low oil prices and a stronger dollar.
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Now, the ECB is widely expected to shut the stimulus program this year and that has pushed the euro up over 1.5 percent so far in 2018, coming after the single currency registered its best run since 2003 last year.
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The staffing overhaul is the latest major shake-up in the White House, coming after a major setback for the repeal and replace of Obamacare in the Senate as Trump continues to search for his first major legislative achievement in office.
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The scrapping of the Ford plant was a bitter blow, coming after U.S. President Donald Trump had blamed the country for hollowing out U.S manufacturing on the campaign trail, and threatened to impose hefty tariffs on cars made in Mexico.
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These can be viewed through Vrse's app, which is already available on iOS, Android, and Gear VR. As "Within," it will be launching on the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift today, with support for PlayStation VR coming after the headset's release.
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At the Television Critics Association Press Tour, Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos announced that the company will be releasing the first seasons of Iron Fist and the team-up Defenders, with the next seasons of the other shows coming after.
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"Deepfake" also made the shortlist, coming after lawmakers have looked to urge social media companies to take down deepfake videos, which are based on artificial intelligence and create fake audio and video that is convincing enough to be perceived as real.
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The verdict, coming after a trial of more than two months, ended a mystery that has long haunted the Middlesex County community where the child lived and confirmed the suspicions harbored by many who lived there that his mother was responsible.
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The number of active oil-directed rigs has more than doubled over the last year, from 316 to 722, in one of the most remarkable recoveries on record, coming after one of the deepest slumps during the previous two years.
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A speech by Fed chair Jerome Powell next week in Wyoming, announced by the Fed on Thursday afternoon, could carry particular weight coming after a volatile period for global markets and signs the U.S.-China trade war may get worse.
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" Toney, who was not cited for his AR-15 rifle because it was not concealed, nor did it violate the state's open carry law, told Gainesville police he needed the weapon for protection from locals because "they be coming after us.
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What's more, the protests raised the stakes of the looming transition pretty much everyone in Iran knows is coming: After three decades in power, the 78-year-old Supreme Leader, long-rumored to have cancer, may not be around much longer.
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Newspapers, retail stores, you name it—rich fuckfaces are coming after your health insurance and retirement funds all so they can buy a fifth house in a remote mountain town far from the human beings they are leaving in poverty.
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The disclosure by Singapore's health ministry late Monday, coming after last year's news of a major cyber attack on its national health database, could further dent the highly wired state's push to place itself as a data and health care hub.
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At 0900 GMT, the rand was 0.87% firmer at 17.3000 per dollar compared to an overnight close of 17.4550, with most of the gains coming after the Thursday's decision by the central bank to slash lending rates by 363 basis points.
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The House bill is coming after a package of more modest proposals by Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee and the chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, that would tackle small parts of the Higher Education Act.
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NH: And I suppose you say that relatively speaking because overall the half year results did show quite a big improvement coming after a year in 2016 that you probably would like to forget talking about that loss that occurred there.
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And he seemed eager for the distraction, coming after days of intense scrutiny about Russia's involvement in the presidential election and the business dealings of Jared Kushner, his son-in-law and soon-to-be senior adviser in the White House.
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And last week we saw more evidence that a "blue wave" could be coming after a Wisconsin state Senate special election in a district that Trump had won by 17 points in 2016 went to a Democrat by 11 points.
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But coming after the government's decision to cut a housing allowance enjoyed by millions of poorer French people, the move on the wealth tax - which will cost the treasury 3.2 billion euros in lost revenue - has sparked outrage in opposition ranks.
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Net short positions have more than halved from the record 20193,117 contracts at the end of March, with the bulk of that reduction coming after May's announcement on April 18 that the country will go to the polls on June 8.
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The idea of increasing capacity at Penn Station by adding to its 21 tracks was supposed to be a second phase of Gateway, coming after construction of the tunnels and a bridge and tracks that would connect to them was underway.
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There have been recent increases for childcare subsidy funding (though the latest Trump budget does little for early care, while coming after many important programs for women and children), but the 2017 corporate tax cut represents a huge opportunity lost.
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Votto's walk-off blast in the bottom of the ninth inning, coming after the Reds squandered a five-run lead in the series opener, lifted Cincinnati to its fifth victory in six games entering Wednesday's contest against the visiting Cardinals.
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Coming after almost two years of negotiations, the strike could affect games put into production after February 2015 by eight of the largest video game production companies, including by some big game makers like Electronic Arts, ActiVision and Disney Character Voices.
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Other conservatives saw Trump's evolution coming after he identified fury among grass-roots conservatives over illegal immigration as a driving issue -- and saw in Trump the same kind of opening as the man who became the hero of the movement, Ronald Reagan.
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Not only do her neighbors turn on her, later coming after her on a witch hunt, but so do the various institutions of power, which demonize Magdalena's way of thinking — informed by ghosts and premonitions — and ignore the precarious situation of Milagros itself.
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"What the president said today was very reassuring to me —that when it comes to ISIS and other terrorist groups, we're coming after you, wherever you go, as long as it takes to protect our country and our way of life," he added.
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Miles finished with only three points, though his last one made the difference for West Virginia (23-6, 11-5 Big 12), coming after Horned Frogs guard Jaylen Fisher was whistled for a slight bump as Miles tried a 15-foot runner.
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The former is what will inevitably lead to the big Alexandria-Hilltop-Kingdom-Sanctuary war which I assume is coming, after Rick realizes that the only way to truly protect his people is to remove the threat of Negan once and for all.
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With Netflix's second-quarter earnings report coming after Wednesday's closing bell, any positive or better-than-expected outcome could be the catalyst the stock needs to break out of its monthslong trading range, says Matt Maley, chief equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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Whether the pay rises can keep coming after dampened earnings expectations in 2016 -- plus a new U.K. Prime Minister who has vowed to tackle what she called the "unhealthy and growing gap" between pay for bosses and workers -- remains to be seen.
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The BoC indicated on Wednesday that more interest rate hikes would be coming after it held its benchmark rate steady at 1.25 percent, but said it did not know when or how aggressive it would need to be to keep inflation in check.
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"Brexit will significantly damage the business of German companies with the UK," said Erik Schweizer, DIHK president, adding that exports to Britain were already down 3.5 per cent last year, with most of the decline coming after the Brexit vote in June.
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"If you are a doctor illegally prescribing opioids for profit or a pharmacist letting these pills walk out the door onto the streets, based on prescriptions you know are obtained under false pretenses, we're coming after you," Sessions said in Columbus, Ohio.
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The Rangers' demise, especially coming after a four-year stretch in which they reached the Eastern Conference finals three times, was so startling that Lundqvist was asked if an eye injury he sustained in the series opener had prevented him from tracking pucks.
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The Bank of Canada flagged that more interest rate hikes would be coming after it held its benchmark rates steady on Wednesday, but said it did not know when or how aggressive it would need to be to keep inflation in check.
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The apparent breach, coming after the disclosure last month that the Democratic National Committee's computer system had been compromised, escalates an international episode in which Clinton campaign officials have suggested that Russia might be trying to sway the outcome of the election. Mrs.
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"If you saw the way they came after him like the way they're coming after Judge Moore today, they didn't debate policy or politics, this was the politics of personal destruction," Bannon said, adding that the intention was to "attack and destroy" Trump.
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The agency pointed to the dramatic increase in SIJ applications in recent years, with 203,220 approved applications in 22017 compared with 218,590 in 2010, with the greatest increase coming after the surge of Central American minors coming to the U.S. in 2014.
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Experts told VICE News that the killing, coming after a number of non-fatal assassination attempts on politicians and disrupted terror plots in recent years, was the strongest proof yet that far-right terrorism had arrived as an urgent threat to German society.
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Johnson had an election coming up in November 2500; he did not want to be seen as weak in the face of crisis, but he realized a big troop deployment coming after what had been represented as military victory would resonate poorly.
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As a two-plus decade denizen of the federal prison system, these latest legal developments—coming after years of steady revelations about the president thumbing his nose at the rule of law—made me curious whether inmates were tracking Trump's exposure to prosecution.
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The film's twist ending (which reveals that Mara is also a robot — something you could see coming after reading the film's premise) tries to raise further issues of artificial intelligence and whether humanity might invent a successor that would cause humanity's extinction.
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The resignation of Kurt Volker, the State Department special envoy for Ukraine, whom Ukrainians considered their most solid defender in negotiations with Russia, is seen as a big loss, especially coming after Washington's recall of Marie Yovanovitch as the American ambassador in May.
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In some ways, all the attention heaped on this one moment was unsurprising, coming after several days of escalating tension between the two progressive leaders — all while the Iowa caucuses that are effectively any of the top four candidates' to take loom.
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The saw a gain of 0.96 percent to end the trading day at 22,821.32, with the moves coming after Japan saw an 11 percent increase in core machinery orders for the month of July, largely rebounding from a decline in the prior month.
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Wall Street investors might have been "more tolerant" of these red flags if WeWork's IPO wasn't coming after a series of lackluster public market debuts this year, according to Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital, which manages IPO-focused exchange-traded funds.
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Bell, once again splitting time at wide receiver and running back, ran 17 times for 57 yards and caught eight passes for 54 yards, with his 2-yard scoring catch coming after linebacker Ryan Shazier recovered Prescott's fumble at the 50 early in the game.
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This is also the first time Musk has specifically said that both YouTube and Netflix would be coming, after previously noting that version 10 of the in-car software would support video streaming generally in reply to a question from a fan on Twitter.
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All three incidents come at a moment of heightened anxiety for American Jews: The cemetery violations appear to be the latest disturbing trend in anti-Semitic acts across the country, coming after weeks of bomb threats to Jewish community centers (JCCs) across the country.
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Belfour was right there with Joseph as an incredibly dominant goaltender throughout the 1990s and into the 143s, only Belfour was slightly better, helped by an excellent back half of his career, with four of his seven best seasons coming after the age of 30.
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Coming after nineteen other women have reported that Trump allegedly sexually assaulted them in a period ranging from the late 1970s to 2016, Carroll's allegation is awful, but as Trump deflects with his horrible "not my type" remark, it already seems like old news.
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These kinds of strong-arm tactics from the White House — coming after the merger has been under review for more than a year — will make many business leaders think twice about doing any kind of M&A activity that might attract attention from the government.
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Here, it remotely connected to Donald Trump, you get people like Robert Mueller and Andrew Wiseman and his team of partisans coming after you with a vengeance, and really abusing their positions of power, and that is part of the story of the Russia hoax.
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And Devin Nunes and others have been put off by this saying, look, we are trying to do legitimate oversight of the FBI and the Justice Department and you were basically threatening us and coming after us and making a mockery of the oversight process.
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"Under no fair reading of the materiality standard did Musk's proud and optimistic restatement of publicly disclosed information, coming after the market closed, 'significantly alter' the total mix of information available to investors," said his legal team in a March 11 response to the SEC.
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Those raising money say a prime reason for lower Maria numbers has to do with its damage coming after devastating storms hit the U.S. mainland in Texas and Florida, which means donors are more apt to be either financially or even emotionally tapped out.
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Coming after months of yellow-vest protests, during which police were criticized for heavy use of force, Canico's disappearance at a late-night open-air techno concert fueled accusations police had overreacted when they broke up the gathering and 14 people fell into the river.
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New Zealand had earlier suffered a 21-19 loss to Britain which, coming after their stunning 14-12 defeat to Japan on Tuesday, left the All Blacks relying on the Fijians to beat the Americans by more than four points to reach the quarter-finals.
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The review, coming after a 2-billion-pound ($2.64-billion) loss last year and the news in June that CEO Inga Beale will step down, goes to the core of the institution's hybrid personality, senior insurers and other officials in London's financial services sector said.
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But it's the antitrust division that keeps them up at night: Big tech firms know Sessions will have to bless any mergers coming down the pike and an activist department could even look at coming after tech companies the administration thinks have gotten too big.
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The letter, which is coming after USTR's responses were sent to Capitol Hill, suggests that more than 40 percent of the Democratic conference believes the administration's proposals do not go far enough toward addressing the issue, and that more work is left to be done.
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A total of four polls put the centre-left party in the overall range between 33.3% and 40% of the vote, which would give them more seats than in the last election in 2015 in a boost coming after four years of solid economic growth.
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A total of four polls put the center-left party in the overall range between 33.3% and 40% of the vote, which would give them more seats than in the last election in 2015 in a boost coming after four years of solid economic growth.
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NVIDIA to buy supercomputer chipmaker Mellanox for $6.9B, beating out Intel and Microsoft So with its latest earnings announcement coming after the bell yesterday, the big questions were how it was continuing to navigate chip inventories, and whether its transaction with Mellanox would close.
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But, with the expected absence of several key players coming after others - including Manchester United's Odion Ighalo and Yannick Carrasco of Atletico Madrid - chose to resume their careers to Europe, the CSL's sheen and its hopes for an impending resumption appear to be diminished.
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This year, the trend could be reversed, with many potential blockbusters coming after the summer that could wake up the sleepy US box office: "Fast and Furious" spinoff "Hobbs & Shaw" in August, "It: Chapter Two" in September, "Joker" in October and "Jumanji: The Next Level" in December.
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In the case of the AHCA, these consisted in threatening to launch primary challenges against his fellow Republicans unless they passed a bill which he appeared not to understand very well ("Mark Meadows, I'm coming after you," he told the caucus's North Carolinian leader, maybe jokingly).
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The black and brown Twitter avatars coming after Cardi were particularly upset, because these same people placed Cardi B on a sex-positive, pro-black, feminist pedestal — not because of her work or her continued advocacy — but because politicizing pop culture is currently profitable and trendy.
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Cersei and Jaime surveyed the forces coming after them, Daenerys conquered the unoccupied castle of Dragonstone, Jon Snow told the Northmen and Vale knights to prepare for the coming war, Ed Sheeren sang a campfire song for some reason, and Sam sopped shit and served soup.
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We probably should have seen this one coming; after HBO released Leaving Neverland, a documentary that detailed two men's allegations of childhood abuse by Jackson, in March, the Simpsons production team decided to pull "Stark Raving Dad" from circulation out of consideration for Jackson's alleged victims.
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"They are in a downward spiral right now and have got to figure out a way to come to grips with all that's happening," Corker told reporters, his comments coming after reports surfaced that Trump had revealed sensitive intelligence to Russia's foreign minister and US ambassador.
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Trump's granting Netanyahu a green light to announce annexation, coming after American recognition of Israel's annexation of the Golan Heights and moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, could guarantee Netanyahu the settlers' support and determine the outcome of the election in his favor.
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"When it comes to abortion … Democrats have embraced the most radical and extreme positions taken and seen in this country for years and decades and you can even say or centuries," Trump said, adding that Democrats "are coming after me" because of his anti-abortion agenda.
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But coming after other reports about the ways black communities in particular use social media, and in the midst of heightened criticism of platforms like Facebook and Twitter for failing to protect black users, the reports offer more evidence that social media's misinformation problem is particularly harming black Americans.
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Coming after a spell of high unemployment attributable to the Great Recession and then to inadequate stimulus and misguided austerity policies (especially in Europe) — none of which have anything to do with robots — this seems like a very odd thing for those on the left to worry about.
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The Roadrunners jumped to a 24-1 lead on a 2-yard TD run by former LSU quarterback Lowell Narcisse with 8:22 to play in the first quarter, with the scoring run coming after Narcisse hit running back Sincere McCormick for a 44-yard catch and run.
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This is the latest step by ES&S to ensure customers of the security of its machines, coming after the company submitted its machines to the Idaho National Laboratory for testing in April, which was done to ensure the "strength of equipment deemed critical infrastructure," according to ES&S.
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Ron Crawford, vice president of benefits at Starbucks, said in the release that the program is the "final piece of the puzzle," coming after other new benefits like paid parental leave and allowing employees to accumulate paid sick time that they can use to care for family members.
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Coming after brisk growth in the first quarter, the surprise stagnation in April-June was brought about by caution among companies, which drew down their inventories and cut investments, and consumers, who put a brake on spending, in a quarter marked by violent street protests, strikes and floods.
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The move had seemingly been a longtime coming, after years of allegations ranging from spying to sanctions violations, but with the ban in place, the move will mark a key moment of truth for a company that has so far been dependent on offerings from U.S. companies like Google.
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Discontent has been stirring in the company since the announcement that Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing would publish the book, "Apropos of Nothing," with the walkout coming after Ronan Farrow, whose book "Catch and Kill" was published by a Hachette imprint, publicly blasted the company, the Daily Beast reported.
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The one theme heard at rally after rally, including the one I attended on Saturday in Hackensack, New Jersey, was that these young people are registering to vote and coming after those politicians who have chosen to ignore them or prioritized the National Rifle Association over their lives.
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But the timing had extra resonance, coming after the victory of Mr. Trump, who has called for a rapprochement with Russia and has named people to his cabinet who have called for the sanctions to be lifted, like Rex W. Tillerson, the president-elect's choice for secretary of state.
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It agreed on Tuesday with Russia on steps to remove Kurdish YPG forces 30 km from the border and jointly patrol 10 km of the area, a pact that a senior European diplomat called a "major blow to NATO" coming after a U.S. pull-out that upset the region's military alliance.
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" Republican Senator Lindsay Graham, speaking at the White House: "What the president said today was very reassuring to me —that when it comes to ISIS and other terrorists groups, we're coming after you, wherever you go, as long as it takes to protect our country and our way of life.
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And the most obvious answer: A collaboration collection with Margiela is coming After all, this wouldn't be the first time the brand has worked in conjunction with the rapper on original fashions, famously creating all of the looks, including those crystal-studded face-obscuring headpieces for his 2014 Yeezus tour.
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De Blasio demands Cruz apologize to New Yorkers The prepared riff, coming after reporters surrounded him at a back entrance here, comes after Trump used the 9/11 attacks in New York as a response to Cruz's criticism of the real-estate mogul's values on the debate stage Thursday in Charleston.
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Check out his message to Meek at the end of the diss anthem -- he made sure the crowd knew it wasn't about Philly, in general ... and only about Nicki's BF. Everyone shoulda seen this coming after Drake's Saturday night gig in D.C. ... where he flat out called his nemesis a p****.
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Monday's rise in FTSE 100, coming after three sessions of losses, marked a strong start for the week in which British Prime Minister Theresa May is due to update parliament on her progress towards a divorce deal while the country's gross domestic product numbers are set to be released on Tuesday.
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"It's the moment in which Roy Cohn teaches him that you can throw sand in the gears of any kind of scrutiny or enforcement action if you're willing to hit back hard in the courts and make any kind of wild claims about the people coming after you," Mr. O'Brien said.
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" ATLANTA — Prison officials in Mississippi said on Tuesday that two inmates were beaten to death at the state penitentiary in Parchman, coming after a burst of violence across the state that left five inmates dead and underscored the troubles facing a correctional system the new governor has called a "catastrophe.
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Two-and-a-half weeks after the Hawaii Democrat told CNN she had decided to run for the White House—an announcement that even her own staff didn't know was coming, after weeks of debating the timing of the rollout—the 37-year-old congresswoman has struggled to contain the chaos.
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Coming after a week in which the Supreme Court debated whether workers may be fired because of their sexualities or gender identities, the forum offered Democratic voters a chance to see where candidates came down on queer issues — and the SNL sketch satirized some of the more memorable moments from that night.
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They are going to find out that we're coming after them for any violations of the law, that the president has condemned them by name and will continue to do so, and I'm confident that the American people will reject this kind of evil ideology, and we need to take it seriously.
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"So I wouldn't say there are major concerns there — the ratings of these companies to a large extent are still positive, and everybody is in agreement that post these hikes (from the Federal Reserve) we are not going to see significant hikes coming after this," Curto told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Thursday.
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I couldn't help, however, loving best the moment in "melpomene" when Waldman leaves her prophet voice and segues into an updated spiritual tone, both tragic and delivered with desperate lightness: I looked over Jordan and what did I seeDrones over Jordan coming after meSinging the crimes of manI've got those Anthropocene Anthropocene blues.
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While some see other threats to Israeli democracy stemming from the military occupation of territories captured in the 1967 war, this latest debate is more internal, focusing on democracy within Israel's pre-1967 boundaries and coming after mounting episodes of what critics called new levels of toxicity and partisanship in the national discourse.
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It's the Trump administration's fourth major environmental rollback effort this year, coming after a plan to weaken greenhouse gas rules for power plants, an end to a rule requiring cars to be cleaner and more efficient, and a separate measure making it easier for companies to avoid monitoring and repairing methane leaks.
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Stone has been complaining about Mueller coming after him for some time, as the special counsel has focused on his associates, including Jerome Corsi, and their activities during the 2016 election — specifically about whether Stone had inside information about stolen emails that Russian intelligence officers allegedly hacked from top Democrats, then gave to WikiLeaks.
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Coming after anti-government protests and small-scale attacks by leftist militants, and alongside the threat of a violent spillover from an insurgency in the largely Kurdish southeast, the Istanbul bombing poses perhaps the greatest threat so far to Turkey's vital tourism industry, which accounts for about 4.5 percent of the $800 billion economy.
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Here are two quotes that neither player said but that we are making up to show the absurdity of this stick up for your teammate code: "John Moore coming after me really put things in perspective," Chaput said as he stared longingly in the distance, contemplating his existence and the meaning of all things.
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Euron didn't see Yara's treachery coming after claiming the Salt Throne, and that will almost certainly screw up his plan to sail across the Narrow Sea and marry Daenerys, even if he does live in a world where it's possible to, say, travel from the Vale to the Wall in a matter of weeks.
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The US Senate is coming after 'loot boxes' A new Senate bill asserts that "pay-to-win" transactions that give users a nominal advantage for a fee, or loot boxes, which allow users to essentially play a slot machine for rare and important items, are bad for minors and need to be banned. 4.
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But what we've seen of the energy coming after the election, starting with the Women's March and going into the political races of the last year and a half: We've seen college-educated, primarily suburban women moving away from the Republican Party because of the performance that they have now been able to watch.
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The timing of the attack, three months ahead of Australia's election, and coming after the cyber-attack on the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of the 2016 U.S. election, had raised concerns of election interference, but there was no indication that information gathered by the hackers was used in any way, one of the sources said.
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The timing of the attack, three months ahead of Australia's election, and coming after the cyber-attack on the U.S. Democratic Party ahead of the 2016 U.S. election, had raised concerns of election interference, but there was no indication that information gathered by the hackers was used in any way, one of the sources said.
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Coming after six successive defeats in the House of Commons, the passage of an act designed to prevent a no-deal Brexit, the resignation of two ministers and the removal of the Tory whip from 21 rebellious MPs, even the ebullient Mr Johnson might have been expected to feel some embarrassment or, just possibly, shame.
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And others reportedly thought the same thing: Johnson told Fox Sports in that video posted last year that he was threatened with a lawsuit by PETA on the bird's behalf, and that he had to hire a lawyer to protect himself, though there is seemingly no record of PETA coming after Johnson in newspaper or Internet archives.
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The court's interest in partisan symmetry, coming after its rejection of so many other possible gerrymandering principles, represents "the most promising development in this area in decades," wrote two researchers—Nicholas Stephanopoulos, a law professor at the University of Chicago, and Eric McGhee, a research fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California—in a 299.79 paper.
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" Nov 13, 2017: Saudi Arabia Is Creating a Total Mess in Lebanon "As if we Arabs need another crisis in our shattered world — but that's exactly what's coming after the mysterious resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri from Riyadh last Saturday and declarations from the Saudi royal court that Iran has officially crossed a red line.
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The outbreak of terrorism looks like the start of a new and dangerous phase in the so-called Islamic State's murderous campaign: Nearly 300 killed in Baghdad, the worst death toll in years; a triple attack in Saudi Arabia, including an unprecedented strike on Islam's second holiest city, Medina, coming after mass murder in Bangladesh, Istanbul, Orlando and elsewhere.
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" Nov 13, 2017: Saudi Arabia Is Creating a Total Mess in Lebanon "As if we Arabs need another crisis in our shattered world — but that's exactly what's coming after the mysterious resignation of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri from Riyadh last Saturday and declarations from the Saudi royal court that Iran has officially crossed a red line.
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There's a surprising chill in the desert air at the Thermal Club racetrack, about 150 miles east of Los Angeles, as a group of engineers in black jackets watch a machine come rumbling into the pit lane, a welcome heat coming after a few fast laps from both underneath the body and off the giant brakes.
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Many investors may not be paying attention, because it's coming after a long losing streak and as big-name investors like Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett continue to say most long-term investors will do fine with 90 percent of their money invested in the S&P 103 and the remaining 10 percent in bonds.
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And as writers, as people, how are we supposed to forge any kind of common voice if we make no effort to explore or understand others' point of view, through the art we make, or by asking controversial questions, or by helping one another overcome mistakes instead of coming after those we feel have made them with virtual pitchforks?
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The result on the proposal for a second referendum, coming after a weekend when hundreds of thousands of people marched in London for another vote and more than five million signed a petition asking to cancel Brexit, was a sign of how the views of anti-Brexit politicians have grown more intense as the process drags on.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in a tweet early Monday vowed that "big sanctions" on Turkey are coming after its military launched an offensive in Northern Syria.
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Normally, the art world is a fine place to make the right friends, attend the right parties, a venue more forgiving than Washington, D.C. But Mr. Biden could have a challenge convincing the public that the word "artist" belongs in his CV, coming after his careers as a lawyer, lobbyist and director of private equity firms.
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I would be lying if I didn't say that people are obviously on social media, not everyone, but certainly some people are really coming after him in this regard and I wish they wouldn't because he has been a good friend and he has been vocal in a way that unfortunately, the world won't be able to see or know about.
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Google's efforts to support news organizations big and small trying out new things comes at the same time that the company is trying to negotiate a path forward in Europe with regulators, who are coming after it with a series of antitrust cases accusing it of being too dominant, not just in its search business, but in its mobile Android business, as well.
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The hearing will also address the social giant's impact on the housing sector, coming after the Department of Housing and Urban Development filed a claim in March alleging that Facebook was "encouraging, enabling, and causing housing discrimination" by allowing would-be landlords to restrict who could see housing ads on the basis of race, color, sex, familial status, and other factors.
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The agreement, coming after several days of negotiations with little noticeable progress, was a measured victory for Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, who is rumored to have presidential aspirations, and who made his scorn for President Trump's policies — particularly the federal tax plan — a centerpiece of his State of the State and budget addresses in January and in speeches ever since.
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And coming after years of black political strategists arguing that the Democratic Party needs to do a better job of engaging with black voters beyond eleventh-hour calls for them to get out the vote on Election Day, what happens in the coming months could be especially important to convincing some black voters that they should turn out next November.
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