The saga will conclude with its eighth season next year.
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They conclude with the day Nike went public in 1980.
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So let me conclude with some advice for you, Donald.
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Questions that begin with why often conclude with a dead end.
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The event will conclude with a conversation with the honored poet.
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Acts conclude with artfully arranged tableaus, underneath a smartly placed mirror.
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The impeachment trial is expected to conclude with Trump's acquittal this week.
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BLITZER: Did the CIA conclude with high confidence that he was involved?
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Berger added that the search did not conclude with any criminal arrests.
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Most courses conclude with either a par 4 or a par 5.
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Why do you think Mr. Cowell chose to conclude with this paragraph?
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ET. The three-game series will conclude with a Sunday afternoon game.
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And we conclude with a treetop visit to the jungle of Laos.
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The Maialata would conclude with an epic feast in the Montinore wine cellar.
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Their stories usually conclude with them finding some sort of work-life balance.
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Prosperity. I'd like to conclude with a passage from 1 John, Chapter 4.
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The artist series will conclude with Tara McPherson's artist talk on Thursday, Dec.
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Rather, any investigation should conclude with recommendations for improving every aspect of the system.
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The Winter Olympics begin February 8 and conclude with the closing ceremony February 25.
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Where another artist might conclude with the orange taking over the last panel, Mitchell doesn't.
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" Each commercial will conclude with a message promoting a "free market solution to climate change.
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We also write the mantras on the painting and we conclude with a small ritual.
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In May of 2019 Netflix, announced that the show would conclude with its third season.
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Once restructuring talks conclude with farmers, it is expected to start talks with the banks.
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The Finance Ministry said it would conclude with its own view in the autumn of 2018.
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The detective story will always conclude with the detective explaining how the culprit committed the crime.
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The acclaimed 42nd season would conclude with the recent Jimmy Fallon-hosted episode as the finale.
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ET, and festivities will conclude with a rally at Union Station beginning about two hours later.
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According to Deadline, the Téa Leoni-fronted show will conclude with a 10-episode farewell run.
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Known as a 'general policy statement', the speech may also conclude with an optional confidence vote.
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Cox was opening a debate that is expected to conclude with a vote at 1430 GMT.
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Many of his stories conclude with an oh-by-the-way that would make you cringe.
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If that vote fails, the trial is likely to conclude with an acquittal vote this week.
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" Both of them make reference to Steve Jobs and they both conclude with "I love you guys.
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This will be followed by the live debate, and then coverage will conclude with post-debate analysis.
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The central bank's meeting will conclude with Fed Chair Janet Yellen's press conference at 41.823:00 p.m.
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Intellectually, you know The Lion King didn't conclude with a jam-rock hoedown — but shouldn't it have?
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Amazon Originals offerings start with a whooshing, revolving sound and conclude with a series of vibrant chimes.
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The most surprising fact about the lectures, however, is how they conclude: with a meditation on death.
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Mexico this week said it was preparing contingency plans in event talks did not conclude with an agreement.
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The evening will conclude with the country's largest firework display in over a decade along the East River.
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The public meeting will conclude with a vote on whether or not to recommend the treatment for approval.
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Back in August 2018, Showtime announced its drama series "Homeland" would conclude with an eighth and final season.
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By another, it underlined a largely futile exercise that seems destined to conclude with more questions than it began.
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Both Singin' in the Rain and An American in Paris conclude with minutes-long ballets through multiple set pieces.
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The saga will conclude with its eighth season next year, and a series of spin-offs is being developed.
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The rally will feature guest speakers, included invited members of Congress and conclude with constituent meetings on Capitol Hill.
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The four-week regular season, played in a studio, will conclude with a three-day event at an arena.
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Mexico this week said it was preparing contingency plans in the event the talks did not conclude with an agreement.
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The Penguins play at Columbus on Thursday before they conclude with a home game against the Ottawa Senators on Friday.
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A day earlier, Netflix had said the groundbreaking show about a ruthless political power couple would conclude with season six.
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I'll conclude with one, final thought: I don't enjoy arguing for a small family ethic, or a population engineering scheme.
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The summit will include one-on-one talks between the presidents and conclude with a joint news conference, Ushakov said.
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These matinees conclude with Alvin Ailey's own "Revelations," the troupe's signature work, inspired by the spirituals Ailey grew up with.
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"People were starting to be much more open-minded," he said, even when the discussion didn't conclude with a signature.
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And finally, the authors conclude with advice to note whether you're hungry or tired or upset yourself, when giving feedback.
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Especially when sonnets conclude with a couplet or sestet, this deft sort of closure puts us in the poets' debt.
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Both main questlines conclude with boss fights against each of the opposing tribe's leaders, and both of them are a slog.
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ON JUNE 241th the French Open women's singles tournament will conclude with the crowning of a first-time grand-slam champion.
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Then there are those massages that are intentionally sexy and conclude with a "happy ending," or some sort of sexual transaction.
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ANY sentence containing the phrases "Donald Trump" and "campus sexual assault" could reasonably be expected to conclude with the word "outrage".
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San Francisco beat Colorado 14-4 on Tuesday, and the current series is scheduled to conclude with an afternoon game Thursday.
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As a non-contact sport, our debates must conclude with resolution, not knock outs; if not, we don't buy or sell.
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Trump's "Salute to America" will conclude with a 35-minute fireworks display, one of the longest fireworks shows D.C. has hosted.
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The program will conclude with a mixed-media show in which Akerman's longtime companion, the cellist Sonia Wieder-Atherton, will perform.
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Tours will conclude with a walk through Mr. Saint Laurent's studio, the quiet sanctum where he conducted fittings with his team.
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Given Strzok's strong opinions, Horowitz said, he couldn't conclude with confidence that Strzok's personal views didn't bleed into his investigative decisions.
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Netflix's revealed the royal epic will conclude with Imelda Staunton on the throne as Queen Elizabeth II for the final season.
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Nearly all of his tweets work like that; a lot of them will conclude with 'Sad!' or 'America 1st!' or 'Overrated!
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That means there will be a trial, and that trial will conclude with a vote on convicting or acquitting the president.
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The speaker launched the impeachment process that is set to soon conclude, with senators expected to take a final vote on Wednesday.
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The overhauled calendar, designed to end before the National Football League season kicks off, will conclude with the Tour Championship from Aug.
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The first half of the final season began airing in September 2019, and will conclude with a second half in spring 2020.
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I'm testing your patience now, so we'll conclude with brief mention of a few things that might accelerate or decelerate the EV revolution.
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The first day will conclude with a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, where the queen and Trump will be expected to make speeches.
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The series will conclude with a weeklong run of "Chung Kuo—Cina (China)," a documentary Antonioni made in China in the early 2727s.
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The top eight point-getters will advance to the double-elimination playoffs, which are scheduled to conclude with the final on April 19.
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This was an important starting point, and while we did not conclude with an agreed upon proposal, we were able to make progress.
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ABC forced David Lynch and Mark Frost to reveal the identity of Laura Palmer's killer long before they wanted to on Twin Peaks' first go-around, and just the fact that something like Lost didn't conclude with the showrunners sitting down to tell America everything (opting instead to conclude with a bunch of oblique half-answers) incensed a lot of the show's fans.
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Four years after losing the opportunity, the circuitous road back that included a 70-day title reign was set to conclude with his coronation.
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The counter-summit will conclude with a protest in Hendaye, which lies beneath the foothills of the Pyrenees, on Saturday as the leaders arrive.
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Yom Kippur services conclude with closing prayers and the blowing of the shofar, a ritual musical instrument carved from the horn of a ram.
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The BIG3 league rolls on through the summer, and is scheduled to conclude with a championship game at the T-Mobile Arena in Vegas.
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His three-day tour of the Middle East began Friday in Oman and will conclude with a stop Sunday in the United Arab Emirates.
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For many Americans, 21625 was Dickensian, though my dark and foreboding words today will conclude with a hopeful ending that documents how powerfully Sen.
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That announcement will come during a day of ceremony that will conclude with a state dinner in the East Room of the White House.
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This year, its focus is immigrant rights, and its Sanctuary Festival will conclude with a concert at Manhattan's Saint Peter's Church on July 27.
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Genevieve: I'm going to second all of this, but conclude with some cold pragmatism that might seem to undermine what we've been talking about.
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And now we conclude with a puppy that's so cute I'll be crying until next month, which is actually only a few days away.
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There are few issues that conclude with a scholarly consensus, but the nexus (or lack thereof) between race and crime is one of them.
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Children get sure-footed guides to the world of dance at these programs, which always conclude with question-and-answer sessions with the performers.
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A company performance follows at 2:15, and the afternoon will conclude with a symposium at 4, in which the performers will discuss their art.
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When it is time to curtail an adventure that's either wrapped up or become staid, Levy says to be sure to conclude with a flourish.
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For those who might be slow on the uptake, the credits conclude with an arsenal of weapons slowly coalescing into the Punisher's infamous skull logo.
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We conclude with the adult Chiron (Trevante Rhodes), bruised and baffled by his life, struggling to find his way back to that one, defining moment.
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That investigation is expected to conclude with a separate settlement once the agreement on the tax dispute has been signed, one of the sources added.
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Many of these films conclude with battles of earth-shaking import that seem to ultimately boil down to one city, where the destruction rains down.
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The Rio is hosting the 48th World Series of Poker, which started late last month and will conclude with the main event in mid-July.
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For some reason, the pageant emcee had thought it was funny to conclude with the pageant with a good ol' knock of the #MeToo movement.
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Amid the latest wave of sexual harassment allegations, you might conclude, with some relief, that predators are finally being held accountable for long-repressed abuse.
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Furtive and slapdash, they lacked the visual tropes of modern porn—including the notion that a scene would conclude with shots of a man's cum.
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The NRA board is meeting Monday, and will likely conclude with reforms in mind to fix the financial problems causing the organization so much embarrassment.
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Instead of simply petering out, Lena Dunham's comedy will have a chance to conclude with a finale that will hopefully be properly foreshadowed and plotted.
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If you lack the ability to define the person, it is much harder to negotiate with him or her and conclude with a positive outcome.
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We also made clear the conversation was taking place in a "no judgment zone" because these topics never conclude with a right or wrong answer.
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Performances will take place in the Civic Center Plaza and the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, and conclude with a special broadcast live on Comedy Central.
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Indeed, the authors conclude with a proposal for a "caucus window," in which any number of states could hold caucuses, followed by a national primary.
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The program will conclude with a raucous audio-visual trip featuring video artist and composer Sean Winters and local improv legends Zeena Parkins and Ikue Mori.
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Vanessa turns the camera back on herself to conclude with another monologue: "I think it's safe to say it's a success," she says to the camera.
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"Twin Peaks" will conclude with a two-part finale on September 3, wrapping up a season that can be viewed as a disappointment on multiple levels.
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But my parents' issues breaching the cultural divide didn't conclude with a cute wedding speech, as Toula and Ian's did in My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
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According to the June 6 release, further testing will conclude with the selection of four top candidates and two reserves, comprising the first UAE Astronaut Corps.
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By November 2017, astronomers were able to conclude with some certainty that the asteroid's trajectory would place the impact site near the coast of southern California.
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Ideally, the joint hearings will conclude with Facebook having clearly articulated these practical solutions to enhancing privacy safeguards and preventing bad actors from undermining our democracy.
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This may explain his skepticism of alliances: If every interaction must conclude with one party's humiliating loss, then mutually beneficial agreements are neither appealing nor possible.
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This story will conclude with Gawker Media's popular brands sheltered under new ownership and the importance of a free and critical press reaffirmed by the courts.
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A look at how vaping may be triggering a "nicotine arms race" is our third story, and we conclude with a crop of ripe ghost apples.
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Eastern time, and conclude with that of the Tokyo curator (from the Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art), starting at 2:10 p.m.
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While performances of "Fandango" are not planned to reach such lengths, they will conclude with an extended musical celebration which audience members are welcome to join.
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Why does the show conclude with Neel's "realist" piece, which is dated 20 years before a Robert Motherwell abstraction, "Nocturne 1" (1988), hanging in the first room?
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Kicking off in Seattle, the Head Above Water Tour 2019 will conclude with a show in Philadelphia, including stops in Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Boston and more.
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Now the big issue for the men is whether they will be able to cram in all their matches and conclude with a Sunday final, as scheduled.
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Visits conclude with a tasting of Vajra's celebrated wines, from a silky nebbiolo and balanced Barbera d'Alba to an elegant single-vineyard Barolo with hints of violet.
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The event will conclude with participants hand-delivering articles of impeachment to their representatives in an effort to increase pressure on lawmakers to remove Trump from office.
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From the available evidence, it is difficult to conclude with any certainty whether or not the OPEC and non-OPEC agreements had a significant impact on prices.
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Libby: I'm just saying that CISPES brochure was a big red flag, though I didn't think it was going to conclude with a quite possibly fake priest.
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Our workshops for faculty, students and staff conclude with an anonymous survey asking participants to describe exactly how they'll reduce the effects of bias in the future.
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The 2019-20 W.E.C. season will start with the Six Hours of Silverstone in September 2019 and conclude with the 2020 running of Le Mans in June.
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The characters in these movies tend to be white, and a lot of the movies conclude with a career woman giving up her life's work for love.
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The show — which debuted in 2007, airs in syndication around the world, and has received 52 Emmy nominations and 10 wins to date — will conclude with 279 episodes.
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"We are very optimistic and things are moving in the right direction so we will conclude with Exxon and have our trade JV," Abdelmoumen Ould Kaddour told reporters.
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It is my sad duty to inform you that HBO's brilliant political satire Veep will conclude with Season 7, according to an exclusive report from The Hollywood Reporter.
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The tour, which brings to life her album Look Up Child, kicked off in Louisiana in April and will conclude with a performance in London on Nov. 13.
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The launch began with a prayer on April 3, and will conclude with a "national day of advocacy and action," with workshops and legislative visits on April 5.
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Two sources with knowledge of the talks said they could conclude with an agreement on the withdrawal of foreign forces in exchange for security guarantees by the Taliban.
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The choices you make supposedly impact how characters relate during the game, but after experimenting with the actions, it seems to always conclude with the same bleak outcome.
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Mailer played a presidential candidate who feared assassination and Torn his half brother in the highly improvised film, which was to conclude with the killing of the candidate.
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Inevitably, you whittled away at what you are (and aren't) looking for in a partner — which is profoundly valuable, even when it doesn't conclude with a wedding hashtag.
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And yet, from here, it is hard to envisage a set of circumstances that do not conclude with Chelsea, once again, being crowned champion of England come May.
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HBO's hit series is set to conclude with its eighth season in 2019, Dinklage seems like he's ready to bid farewell to Tyrion Lannister in an interview with Variety.
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WikiLeaks did not reveal the source of the leaked emails, but U.S. intelligence agencies were quick to conclude with "high confidence" that the Russian government was behind the hack.
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Roth, who won the Goldman Environmental Prize for her support for Alburnus Maior, said she feared arbitration might conclude with a compromise that would let the mine go ahead.
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The Yeshiva University Museum, co-sponsor of the event, will offer art hunts and exhibition tours, and the afternoon will conclude with a menorah lighting and sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts).
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However, the politics and the complexity surrounding Brexit have made such a process hard to conclude, with many analysts currently wondering whether there will be any deal at all.
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The lesson will conclude with students' reflection on their own essay in light of peer feedback and also considering the questions above, applied this time to their own writing.
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In a joint statement, the two sides announced that the leaders will hold a two-hour meeting at Cuba's international airport and conclude with a declaration with both men's signatures.
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The end is nigh for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. EW has confirmed that the long-running ABC series will conclude with its forthcoming seventh season, which is due in 2020.
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The discussion will conclude with a look at a contemplative scene from "Hamlet," in which the prince comes face to face with the smelly skull of Yorick, a court jester.
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After examining the videos and images of victims published online, they were able to conclude with a high degree of confidence that the vast majority are recent and not fabricated.
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Also by the National Theater of Scotland, Robert Softley Gale's hyperactive production hurtles into the politically incorrect minefield of disability jokes, only to conclude with a series of sentimental bromides.
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Armed with a stockpile of draft picks, the Knights are well-positioned for the next several years, Melrose said, even if their inaugural season doesn't conclude with a storybook ending.
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It's all very good, but, like any good murder mystery, I must conclude with a parlor room scene in which I tell you why it all fell apart for me.
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If the motions for witnesses and new evidence get voted down, it's also possible the trial could conclude with a Trump acquittal as soon as the end of the week.
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Both films conclude with a frozen shot of sudden, fierce debasement, ending with a striking indictment of how working class women have been forced to sell their bodies to survive.
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Honchos at A&E tell TMZ ... the network's regular 4-hour block of "Dog the Bounty Hunter" episodes next Monday morning will conclude with onscreen "In memoriam" tributes to Beth.
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While the meeting was supposed to conclude with a vote to finalize the 2019-20 budget, the Chairman of the Board, Tim Disney, emerged from Hauser & Wirth with unexpected news.
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The bitter trade war has forced the International Monetary Fund to cut its global growth forecast and overshadowed the G20 meetings that conclude with the Osaka summit on June 28-29.
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I can't recall the last time I had a conversation with her that didn't conclude with her connecting me to four people who might become great friends or great business opportunities.
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The meetings between the two leaders in Hanoi, Vietnam started Wednesday night and were scheduled to conclude with a signing ceremony for some sort of agreement between the two nuclear powers.
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This game is the first of three on-campus games for Kansas as part of the HoopHall Miami Invitiational, which will conclude with a showdown against Syracuse on Dec. 2. 2.
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Crested Butte Mountain Resortin Colorado is introducing Women's Tips on Tuesdays ski clinics, half-day sessions that conclude with an après-ski glass of wine at the on-mountain Umbrella Bar.
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Yes, it allowed the pilot to conclude with a supremely creepy encounter between the characters and an otherworldly beast, but it also made things feel as if they were coming unhinged.
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The festival, the largest gathering of hot air balloons in Europe with more than 150 balloons taking part, will run through Sunday and conclude with another Nightglow and a fireworks display.
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This game is the second of three on-campus games for Syracuse as part of the HoopHall Miami Invitiational, which will conclude with a showdown against Kansas on Dec. 2. 2.
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At the conference, which will conclude with a speech by Trump on Saturday night, the president drew repeated cheers for appointing conservative, anti-abortion judges, protecting religious liberties and battling liberals.
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The group's school, the Freestyle Love Supreme Academy, will offer eight-week programs, with three hours of class each week and a fee of $550, that will conclude with student performances.
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As a countermove that encourages others to better engage with the kind of work I make, I conclude with a description of how readers can easily create their own summed images.
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" (In case anyone asks, have the Amazon Prime number handy: $4.5 billion.) Finally, conclude with this bunker buster: "In 2017 there were 455 scripted series, and 2017 will end off the charts.
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"There were diverse views, but we were able to conclude with very good outcome, which reflects the interests of all APEC economies," the Vietnamese minister said, referring specifically to trade and protectionism.
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It is deeply ironic that a book about the achievements of these student activists must conclude with the election of Donald J. Trump, who campaigned on the idea of ending DACA entirely.
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Futures were higher this morning, but the final trading day of March is likely to conclude with the largest monthly losses for the Dow, S&P 261, and Nasdaq since January 2016.
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The day will conclude with a party at Smiling Hogshead Ranch for our marchers and supporters, featuring the Center for Holographic Arts behind the grill, and DJ Vinyl Richie and DJ SEAARCH.
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The tradition at G-7 summit meetings is to conclude with a joint statement, carefully worked out to highlight the agreement and cooperation among the leaders on a broad range of topics.
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But when it came to the question of a future trade deal Britain would like to conclude with the US if it eventually exits the EU, Trump signaled that things could get contentious.
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Brussels already has the new tribunal system in a trade deal with Vietnam and hopes to include it in free trade agreements it is seeking to conclude with the United States and Japan.
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The paper's release comes alongside the so-called "Brexit bill" which will likely conclude with May being given the authority to trigger "Article 50" which will begin formal negotiations with the European Union.
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Trump's tour will continue with a stop in Scotland over the weekend, then conclude with his final stop in Helsinki, Finland on Monday for his highly anticipated summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Papers which now conclude with something like "we find that policy x does raise employment, but does not lead to an increase in welfare" suddenly have a different interpretation than they did before.
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The Hanoi discussions were scheduled to conclude with a signing ceremony for an unspecified agreement, but the summit was cut short — even before Trump and Kim could sit down for a planned lunch.
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The Nationals head to Boston to take on the Red Sox in a three-game series that begins Monday and will conclude with a Fourth of July matinee on Wednesday at Fenway Park.
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"I'm going to conclude with something a mentor of mine would say every time that he met with local law enforcement and that is: 'we have your back, and you have our thanks.'"
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Graham has, as usual, been hosting a party, and, this being 1971, she is clad in a gold semi-caftan number, as if the soirée were about to conclude with an Aztec sacrifice.
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Stable growth momentum is also expected over the short-term in Britain, it said, while adding that "uncertainty persists about the nature of the agreement the UK will eventually conclude with the EU".
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And yet, after its somewhat saggy middle, the novel comes full circle to conclude with a riveting account of the November 2015 attacks from the point of view of an increasingly unraveled Kit.
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And it's true that most episodes of Happy Endings conclude with the characters in roughly the same place as they started, like a live-action cartoon that hits the reset button every week.
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The first half of the Orpheus program fittingly focuses on excerpts from Mendelssohn's sylvan incidental music for "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and the evening will conclude with Mahler's orchestration of Beethoven's "Serioso" Quartet.
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Set in a Bostonian watering hole tended by a super hot Ted Danson, this '80s sitcom surveys the many life paths that conclude with a cold one at the end of the day.
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The unfolding situation poses difficult questions for President Obama, who is approaching the end of a second term that was meant to conclude with an end to U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Organized by PEN America with a slew of partners, the event will conclude with a march to Trump Tower to deliver a free expression pledge on the First Amendment signed by over 216,220 people.
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The forum will highlight Pan-African collective Chimurenga, recipient of the Jane Lombard Prize for Art and Social Justice, and conclude with a day of conversations with Jane Lombard Fellows hailing from four continents.
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For the most part, true crime stories conclude with someone behind bars, even if there's some question as to whether that person actually committed the crime (as in, say, Making a Murderer or Serial).
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The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) said Monday that the government will remain open during the parade, which is slated to roll down Constitution Avenue and conclude with a rally on the National Mall.
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"In the United Kingdom, there are also signs of improvement in the short term, although uncertainty persists about the nature of the agreement the UK will eventually conclude with the EU," the OECD said.
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In a video message on Facebook, Merkel said that she wanted exploratory talks to end on November 16 and for proper negotiations to begin that could conclude with a coalition being formed, Reuters reported.
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The episodes themselves are beautifully constructed, too, with some of the best third acts in television today; multiple episodes conclude with moments as likely to leave viewers in tears as they are in laughing.
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"If the evidence is sufficient to conclude with high probability that MBS was complicit in this murder, then I will take steps to do a sense of the Senate resolution making that statement," Graham said.
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The evening will conclude with a 25-minute synchronized fireworks display, featuring more than 56,000 pyrotechnic effects – all choreographed to score performed by original Dreamgirls star Jennifer Holliday and the United States Air Force Band.
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We conclude with a short announcement for any families visiting the San Francisco Bay Area during the next few months — an art exhibit by Nelson Saiers, whose abstract creations are periodically featured here at Numberplay.
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Ryu Spaeth: Let's conclude with a look forward to the season finale next week, where Dany is slated to meet Cersei for the first time, bringing with her an extra from Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video.
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But the following month, May, would conclude with 41 homicides — the most the city had experienced in a month since the 1970s, and more than the city of Boston would have for the entire year.
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"After examining the videos and images of victims published online, they (intelligence services) were able to conclude with a high degree of confidence that the vast majority are recent and not fabricated," the report said.
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"Our expectations and our hope is that this dialogue will conclude with a positive result, which will allow us at last to have a positive majority emerge with regard to this withdrawal agreement," Barnier said.
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Messrs Muller and Schwarz conclude with a back-of-the-envelope estimate that in 2015 and 2016, the AfD's Facebook posts increased the number of anti-refugee attacks in Germany by 13%—an additional 437 incidents.
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That is long enough to take the measure of its impact — and to conclude, with some confidence, that it did more than any cultural product of that era to predict the counter-elite mood of today.
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"I just want to conclude with one thing: Prime Minister Saad is going to be here for two days, so please, no ideas that he is kidnapped," Prince Mohammed said at the end of the panel.
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Although Vantiv's deal was first announced on July 2126, it has taken several weeks to conclude, with the deadline for a formal offer extended twice as Vantiv and Worldpay haggled over governance and safeguarding British jobs.
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Series creator Jill Soloway revealed the news in a New York Times profile, announcing that the Amazon series will conclude with a two-hour musical installment to be shot later this year and airing next fall.
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And so I'm led to conclude — with my tongue somewhere in the vicinity of my cheek — that Mr. Oliver and his #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain movement has executed a more successful campaign than either Mr. Rubio or Mr. Cruz.
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If you'll indulge me, I'll conclude with some thoughts from a post I wrote on this same subject way back in 2013: Will unexpected, rapid changes in coming decades be good or bad, positive or negative?
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In its court papers filed Monday, the district attorney's office said that its grand jury investigation targets conduct that took place in New York and has yet to conclude with respect to specific charges or defendants.
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However the 41st Ryder Cup ends, here is one way for it to conclude: with the winning team replacing the traditional spray of champagne or beer for an Arnold Palmer shower of iced tea mixed with lemonade.
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Given the show's interest in dramatic retellings of recent British history, it is hardly surprising that season 2 would conclude with the words of the writer who made telling such stories an enduring art form: William Shakespeare.
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As Tunes 2011-2019 winds its way back in time to conclude with the Kindred and the Street Halo EPs, songs that once seemed like major departures from Untrue now feel much closer to Burial's classic sound.
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His foreign trip will conclude with two days in Manila, Philippines, where Trump will attend a dinner for the 50th anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and then celebrate the 40th anniversary of the U.S.-ASEAN.
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"In the United Kingdom, there are tentative signs of growth gaining momentum, although the CLI remains below trend and uncertainty persists about the nature of the agreement the UK will eventually conclude with the EU," the OECD said.
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According to the State Bar, they cannot identify or discuss current complaints but did tell CNN a non-frivolous complaint results in an investigation which can then conclude with a petition filled with the Maryland Court of Appeals.
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The only thing we can conclude with any certainty is that Congress is broken beyond repair, and we still do not fully know to what extent politics may have played a role in the actions of law enforcement.
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Earlier Monday, EW reported that the Netflix original series was set to conclude with its upcoming sixth and final season, but it turns out the streaming service isn't ready to move on from the House of Cards universe.
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It'll then have its cargo unloaded by the astronauts on board the station, and receive 3,300 lbs of return cargo, which it'll bring back to Earth with a return trip that'll conclude with a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean.
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"We have had three meetings with Exxon Mobil and we are expecting to conclude with (Exxon) soon," Sonatrach CEO Abdelmoumene Ould Kaddour told reporters on the sidelines of an oil and gas conference in the Algerian city of Oran.
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Long-run GDP would be 3.7 percent higher, they conclude, with a particularly big boost in 2018, when the corporate tax rate is still 35 percent but a new provision allowing the total expensing of all investments is added.
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The investigation does conclude with a minor admonition that Tesla could perhaps be more specific about its system limitations in its driver-assist features, but acknowledges that all required information is present and available to drivers and vehicle owners.
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In the Senate, where Democrats are in the minority, Mr. Trump's impeachment trial — which is expected to conclude with his acquittal on Wednesday — forced vulnerable Republicans in swing states to align themselves with a president who brooks no dissent.
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"I can conclude with a fair degree of scientific certainty that it is Donald Trump's voice," Owen said, though he noted that due to the recording's quality, he wasn't able to use biometric analysis that would make him absolutely certain.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey is determined to destroy the "terror corridor" east of the Euphrates river in Syria regardless of how talks conclude with the United States on a planned safe zone in the country's north, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.
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This process has unfolded each time the Fed has moved to tighten policy, most recently in the early weeks of this year, and it tends to conclude with signals from the Fed that it will slow the planned pace of tightening.
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"If the evidence is sufficient to conclude with high probability that [bin Salman] was complicit in this murder, then I will take steps to do a sense of the Senate resolution making that statement," Graham told Axios in a phone interview.
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Latham said that it could not give such an opinion (which was supposed to conclude with reasonable certainty that the transfer of assets into the partnership would be tax-free) because of the substantial decline in Energy Transfer's stock price.
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Such weekly events, held in spaces around the city, highlight different elements of the raga, the backbone of Indian music, and conclude with lively late-night jam sessions in which any musician who observes the house rules is welcome to participate.
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The cast's performances are good enough to compensate for much of this, but it's still a bummer to get to the end of a juicy scene and have it conclude with dialogue that's desperate to sum up everything that preceded it.
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A sharp illustration of Russia's new leadership role in OPEC is the agenda for the Thursday meeting, which will conclude with a press conference of the president of the OPEC conference, OPEC's secretary-general and the Russian minister of energy.
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The time period is set during the current movie trilogy, which will conclude with the December release of "Star Wars: Episode IX." A main attraction, Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run, was designed to make visitors feel like they are flying Han Solo's famous spaceship.
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Investors have struggled to make money trading the pound in 2018, and many funds have sat on the sidelines - cutting their holdings and shying away from betting on the ins and outs of negotiations that conclude with a binary, hard-to-predict outcome.
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Worlds of Homelessness will conclude with the 10th annual Festival for All Skid Row Artists, a two-day celebration of art and music highlighting the vibrant and diverse artistic community of Skid Row, capped off by a closing performance from the LA Playmakers.
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The conference will begin with a private roundtable for members of Congress and members of parliament; followed by a press conference with Warner, Rubio, and members of parliament; then a fireside chat with the senators; and will conclude with a public panel discussion.
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When a single summer day in an American city can conclude with 219 people shot, you begin to comprehend how it can be that Black, Male America, if measured as a distinct nation, would have the second highest homicide rate in the world.
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"Markets had not been expecting the latest US-China trade talks to conclude with any significant breakthrough last week, but very few expected President Trump to slap 10% tariffs on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods," said Hussein Sayed, chief market strategist at FXTM.
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Meetings between Cossman and "subject matter experts" who seem useful to him tend to follow a pattern; they start innocently, as conversations over coffee, and conclude with the other person as a consultant, offering time and expertise for some future promise of, well, who knows?
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The series set up a dynamic that couldn't reasonably conclude with either a kiss or a kill, and then (spoilers!) opted for a bit of both, with Eve stabbing the object of her obsession as they lay in bed, then frantically rushing to save her.
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And it leads Fryer to conclude with this powerful statement: Much more troubling, due to their frequency and potential impact on minority belief formation, is the possibility that racial differences in police use of non-lethal force have spillovers on myriad dimensions of racial inequality.
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But analysts cautioned against reading too much into the moves before next week's European Central Bank meeting, which is expected to conclude with at least a 10 basis point cut in the deposit rate to minus 0.40 percent to boost inflation and economic growth.
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"I just want to conclude with one thing: Prime Minister Saad is going to be here for two days, so please, no ideas that he is kidnapped," Crown Prince Mohammed said at the end of a panel with Hariri and the crown prince of Bahrain.
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Historians have not been as sure as Johnson about Nixon's guilt, but two recent biographies, by Evan Thomas and John Farrell, both conclude, with varying degrees of certainty, that Nixon worked to hold South Vietnam back from peace talks that might have helped Humphrey.
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The protest was part of Thunberg's six-day visit to Washington, which will conclude with her testifying Wednesday at a joint hearing of the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis and the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, Energy and the Environment.
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"We conclude, with a very high level of confidence, that the hypothesis concerning the existence of hidden chambers adjacent [to] Tutankhamun's tomb is not supported by the [ground-penetrating radar] data," stated Franco Porcelli of the Polytechnic University of Turin, the lead investigator, in his final report.
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But it's also part and parcel of Marvel's recent slate of movies, which has been interested, more than ever, in the idea that American hegemony and military power maybe isn't everything it's cracked up to be — even as every movie seems to conclude with a big shrug.
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"Rififi" is a bit of a time-marking episode, getting various pieces in place for the final push, but it does conclude with the season's most momentous act: Philip agreeing to join Elizabeth to help her in Chicago, but only after he begs her to come home.
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The time period is set during the current movie trilogy, which will conclude with the December release of "Star Wars: Episode IX." MILLENNIUM FALCON, BLUE MILK A main attraction, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, was designed to make visitors feel like they are flying Han Solo's famous spaceship.
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You might want to start, as do the best obituaries, with a generalization about the overall significance of the life, then backtrack to the chronological sketch you have already produced, and conclude with funeral and memorial arrangements as well as a list of the closest survivors.
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Navalny said he was able to conclude with confidence that the oligarch she had "targeted" was aluminum baron Oleg Deripaska, a billionaire recently included on a US Treasury Department list of Russian government officials and 96 oligarchs with a net worth of $1 billion or more.
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Let's conclude with this timetable: Just one day before Trump had his phone conversation with the Ukrainian president -- in which he mentioned investigating his potential Democratic opponent, with a military aid package still in the offing -- former special counsel Robert Mueller was testifying on Capitol Hill.
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The film looks almost weirdly straightforward, starting in the presidential primaries, running through the assassination of JFK, and seeming to conclude with Civil Rights Act, rather than going on and exploring the rest of LBJ's legacy: the passage of sweeping social programs, but also the failure of Vietnam.
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While both insist that they've moved on from the skirmish, there's a chance the two will square off in a more traditional sense in Saturday's opener of a rain-delayed three-game series at Nationals Park, which will conclude with a doubleheader Sunday after Friday's game was postponed.
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I'm sure some will wish the series had let BoJack stay dead — the penultimate episode, set in his subconscious as his brain slowly ceases to function, is something else — but I think there's something even more poignant about the choice to conclude with BoJack having to keep living.
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With today's approach to regression analysis, these data scientists point to a specific type of website that has been affected (positively or negatively) and conclude with high certainty that Google's latest algorithmic shift was attributed to a specific type of algorithm (content or backlink, et al.) that these websites shared.
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His remarks at the World Economic Forum's Davos meetings last week suggesting the U.S. may be prepared to consider rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal once again have been met with cautious optimism, especially as the TPP is expected to conclude with the remaining member countries within the next few weeks.
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In "The Horse Thief" the hero succumbs not to the lure of something dark and deadly, but to the mysterious spirit of a great animal, and although it would be a stretch to say that the story ends happily it does conclude with a wholly unexpected burst of lyricism, a moment of transcendence.
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He will then travel to the beach to learn about the history of the island's logging trade, as well as its use as a training base for the Australian Z Special Unit during World War II. Next, he'll travel to Kingfisher Bay by boat, where the visit will conclude with a walk along the picturesque Kingfisher Bay Jetty.
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There, you can find vegetable-focused dishes like roasted Maui onion and beet confit with hijiki, but in Upcountry, you can simply go to the source: Twice-daily tours through the orchards conclude with a family-style meal of ahi tuna marinated in lemongrass oil, roasted rosemary chicken and heaping platters of grilled fennel, chard and eggplant.
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But the hearing was just one part of a lengthy Antitrust Subcommittee investigation into the competitiveness of digital markets led by Chairman David Cicilline (D-RI) that's been going on for some time — a bipartisan investigation that's about to conclude with a report and recommendations for new laws and regulations that govern how big tech platforms work.
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While it is often said that the play's emotionally upended couple will live to see another day — the three acts do, after all, conclude with the arrival of dawn — one can't help but feel on this occasion that George and Martha have passed a point of no return; any retreat into a shared solace, however warped, looks unlikely.
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The time period is set during the current movie trilogy, which will conclude with the December release of "Star Wars: Episode IX." When the new park sections open, visitors will be able to step into a re-creation of the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon and feel like they are flying the famous spaceship piloted by Han Solo in the films.
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You open one chapter with a story of how you refused to play underneath a Red Bull banner—not having been informed of the corporate sponsorship ahead of time—but conclude with a less militant stance, or at least an acknowledgment that big companies, Red Bull chief among them, have become major patrons of exciting, avant-garde experiments in digital music.
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" April 30: Iowa May 1: Iowa May 4: South Carolina May 5: South Carolina May 7: Nevada May 8: California May 9: California May 13: New Hampshire May 14: New Hampshire May 18: Philadelphia, Pa. Biden's rollout schedule will conclude with a rally where he plans to "lay out his vision for unifying America with respected leadership on the world stage — and dignified leadership at home.
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When all the intelligence agencies conclude with "high confidence" that Russia and Vladimir Putin put their fingers on the scale against Hillary Clinton and in favor of Donald Trump in the 2016 election, when the special counsel, Robert Mueller, indicts 13 Russians for having done exactly that, and then the House Intelligence Committee Republicans release a premature report rejecting this conclusion without consulting Democratic committee members, whom do we believe?
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Vulnerable groups can be targeted not only through the clear and immediate designations made by advertisers, data brokers and ad platform companies like Facebook, but also by proxy; one can, for instance, conclude with fairly high probability that residents of a certain region might be of a certain race or religion and, similarly, that individuals with preferences in certain forms of media and entertainment are likely of a certain gender.
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