"We're at a critical stage of our journey," Myers said.
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"Defendant was improperly denied counsel at a critical stage," she wrote.
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Goeas, though, sees Wisconsin as a critical stage in the race.
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"We're now at a particularly critical stage in these negotiations," said the spokesman.
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Thus, some say it's the critical stage at which an embryo becomes a discrete individual.
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The Colombian peace negotiations are supposed to be in their final and most critical stage.
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And the conflict in Syria has reached a critical stage with Turkish military encircling Afrin.
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Although it is not near its critical stage of growth, it will need water soon.
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By then, the push for an investigation of the Bidens had reached a critical stage.
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This comes at a critical stage in the development of the burgeoning marketplace lending ABS market.
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The violence and political turmoil comes at a critical stage in the U.S. territory's bankruptcy process.
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"The municipalities of the western coast are conscious that this is a critical stage," they said.
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Indeed, the struggle for the rule of law may be entering its most critical stage yet.
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The production also ignores a critical stage direction calling for the cousins' space to shrink discernibly.
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Xi said the economy remained resilient as efforts to control the outbreak reached a critical stage.
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The investigation is now in its critical stage, and Trump needs more finesse than another fight.
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Why such an important change was made at a critical stage in negotiations, however, was unclear.
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At this critical stage in evolutionary history, apes were already moving away from a purely arboreal existence.
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The WHO warns that operations could grind to a halt during a critical stage of the outbreak.
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Our nation's efforts to transform energy markets cannot afford to stumble at this critical stage of development.
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"At present, the situation on the peninsula is at a critical stage," the ministry cited Xi as saying.
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At this critical stage of the presidential campaign, Trump is unlikely to make a compromise stance easily, analysts say.
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The ruling ZANU-PF says Zimbabwe is at a critical stage of transition requiring an experienced politician like Mnangagwa.
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We were under attack, US manufacturing has reached a critical stage from 2000 and today because of what China's done.
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Some strategists say the reserve situation in India, Indonesia and the Philippines may not be at a critical stage yet.
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Often patients find out too late when it is at a critical stage and they need dialysis or a transplant.
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The final critical stage in this event happens in a relatively small patch of space known as the electron-dissipation region.
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How does one protect, nurture, and help develop children at a most critical stage when swamped with more children than limbs?
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"I'm going to continue to speak out, because I think we're at a critical stage in our nation's history," Brennan said.
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Next week's warm-up arrives just as the corn crop is starting to pollinate, the most critical stage for determining yield.
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So as the negotiations reach a critical stage, here is your cut-out-and-keep guide to some of the most notable.
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"The U.S.-China trade talks have reached a critical stage," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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But the infrastructure crisis has reached a critical stage—and missing out on a huge potential infusion of cash seems increasingly insane.
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But Zimmer's experience of feeling defeated at a critical stage is far more common than a lot of CEOs are willing to admit.
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For example, Trump could credibly claim the "Access Hollywood" tape that emerged during a critical stage of the 2016 presidential election was fake.
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But we have proven that, as a society, we could easily go bankrupt trying to cure diseases once they've reached a critical stage.
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Intra-Afghan talks will start after the U.S.-Taliban deal signing — a critical stage where the entire process has the potential to collapse.
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The Chinese president also warned that the situation is in a "critical stage," as people around the world hope the disease is contained.
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The problem is entering an even more critical stage, as authoritarian-minded leaders leverage the rise of nationalism and populism to consolidate power.
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"We will discuss these issues during Tillerson's visit, and our ties are at a very critical stage," Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Monday.
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The crumbling of our nation's roadways, bridges, tunnels, water systems and other infrastructure is at a critical stage and is threatening our economic competitiveness.
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"This will allow us to study key events of this critical stage of human development without actually having to work on embryos," she said.
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"The overall humanitarian situation inside the Rukban camp is at a critical stage," Ali al-Za'tari, the top United Nations official in Damascus, said.
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"We are at a critical stage in terms of being behind (our targets) and the absence of U.S. leadership is one component," he said.
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The political turmoil comes at a critical stage in the island's bankruptcy as it tries to restructure some $120 billion in debt and pension obligations.
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When patients don't learn they're ill until it gets to a critical stage, they cannot take preventive steps, and often need dialysis or a transplant.
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As an industry, we have consistently made wrong turns at every single fork in the road, and I believe we are at a critical stage.
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In the case of the 5 tons, this critical stage passed without a hitch for the traffickers, and the container was waved through without scanning.
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The political turmoil comes at a critical stage in the island's bankruptcy process as it tries to restructure some $120 billion in debt and pension obligations.
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My leg hairs are at a critical stage but I just cannot be bothered to shave, so it looks like it will be a pants day.
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"There are different circumstances, and the whole Hubei Province is now still in a very critical stage of dealing with this epidemic," she said last week.
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He said the situation in China is at a "critical stage" and called on officials to "resolutely curb the spread of the epidemic" (The Associated Press).
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We're ensuring equal access to these amenities so all New Yorkers can give their children the care they need at this critical stage of their lives. pic.twitter.
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Thankfully, a slew of new fossil discoveries over the past few decades, mostly from China, have offered important new insights into this critical stage of dinosaur evolution.
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ALMOST three-and-a-half years after it began as a seemingly routine probe into money-laundering, Operation Lava Jato ("Car Wash") has reached a critical stage.
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Merger talks between CBS and Viacom could reach a "critical stage" tomorrow, when the CBS board is scheduled to discuss the deal, according to Fox Business Network.
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The political turmoil comes at a critical stage in the U.S. territory's bankruptcy process as it tries to restructure around $120 billion in debt and pension obligations.
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A weakened Merkel at this critical stage in the negotiations has to raise the chance that the United Kingdom will crash out of Europe without a deal.
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Gretchen and her fiance, Slade Smiley, are going through a second round of IVF, and she told us they're right in the middle of a critical stage.
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But current and former American officials are worried that the directive will have a corrosive effect on American-Iraqi relations at a critical stage in the fighting.
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The Plaza accord is best understood not as a one-off event but as a critical stage in a multi-year dispute, which ranged from agriculture to electronics.
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The U.S. military is focused on gathering intelligence in Venezuela, the military's top general said Wednesday, with the crisis in the country appearing to reach a critical stage.
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Washington (CNN)Bipartisan congressional spending negotiators have reached a critical stage in the closed-door talks to take a potential government shutdown later this month off the table.
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"It would certainly give a boost [to] the economy, which is required at this critical stage," Arun Jaitley, the finance minister, told parliament during the debate on the amendment.
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It is not even October, and the Jets, at 1-2 and two games behind New England in the A.F.C. East, have reached a critical stage of their season.
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The scarcity of equipment is at a critical stage, where medical workers are being asked do something that weeks ago would have brought reprimand or even termination: reuse supplies.
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"At present, the epidemic situation is still severe and complex, and prevention and control work is in the most difficult and critical stage," President Xi Jinping said on Sunday.
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But at a critical stage in their lives, their immigration status blocked important rites of passage — they couldn't get getting driver's licenses, after-school jobs, or financial aid for college.
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"Vence has already seen immediate demand in seven countries from suppliers with over 1 million livestock, and the Eniac team is fired up to support them during this critical stage."
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His jab at Schiff was also a reminder of how the Russia investigation, now thought to be in a critical stage, hovers over everything else that happens in Trump's presidency.
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So not only are millennials the largest generation in history, they are also reaching a critical stage of their lifecycle when their housing preference is changing from rent to own.
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The Ghazni assault comes at a critical stage in the Afghan war, when President Ashraf Ghani and the Americans have been trying to persuade the Taliban to enter peace talks.
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However, the Friday launch led to video of a critical stage of an ICBM missile's return to earth when the heat and stress on the weapon would be the greatest.
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That differentiation is a critical stage — in IVF treatment, 50% of embryos fail to reach it — and the twenty cells that then form the fetus are of intense interest to scientists.
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The Los Angeles impasse is at a critical stage because Vin Scully has said that this season, his 22008th, will be his final season as the nonpareil voice of the Dodgers.
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But those same traits continue to pose a peril for Silicon Valley's giants, who are the subjects of multiple federal antitrust probes that are nearing a critical stage despite the pandemic.
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The scarcity of equipment is at such a critical stage that medical workers are being asked to do something that weeks ago would have brought reprimand or even termination: reuse supplies.
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After a quiet period following Suu Kyi's massive election win in November, negotiations have entered a critical stage since a meeting between army chief Min Aung Hlaing and Suu Kyi on Jan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top government lawyer is seeking legally binding changes to the Irish border backstop and the Brexit negotiations are at a critical stage, Communities Secretary James Brokenshire said on Monday.
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"We are now at a critical stage in the negotiations, with just seven months left to reach agreement on a whole host of highly complex issues," Mr. Benn said in a statement.
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The fight against ISIS is now at a critical stage, and even with great care, the number of civilian casualties is expected to rise, according to the Soufan Group, a risk consultancy firm.
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"In that first critical stage, where you go from the university to forming a company around these compounds, drug companies aren't particularly good at that," Haefele told reporters at a presentation in Zurich.
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"We are at a critical stage at which we need to save the next and subsequent harvests and safeguard the livelihood of the population," Ethiopia's FAO Representative Fatouma Seid in a recent statement.
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President Xi Jinping urged businesses to get back to work though he said the epidemic was still "severe and complex, and prevention and control work is in the most difficult and critical stage".
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The midterm cycle enters a critical stage in the coming weeks as primaries in dozens of states begin to winnow down a pack of thousands of congressional hopefuls to a relative handful of contenders.
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Those policies were cornerstones of Mugabe's near four-decade rule, but the ruling ZANU-PF says Zimbabwe is at a critical stage of its transition and needs an experienced hand like Mnangagwa at the tiller.
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"Mainstream political and policy debates have failed to recognize that human impacts on the environment have reached a critical stage, potentially eroding the conditions upon which socio-economic stability is possible," the IPPR report said.
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ATHENS, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Talks between Greek jeweler Folli Follie and creditors over a rescue plan are at a "critical" stage and are expected to conclude in the coming weeks, its chairman said on Tuesday.
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As the fight for the Democratic nomination approaches a critical stage in primaries on Tuesday, Mr. Sanders is depending on voters like Mr. Michelz to turn out in larger numbers than they have so far.
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I went to Larrimah during a critical stage of the investigation to find out where the case might be heading, and what it's like to live in a small town with murder on its mind.
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And those in Wuhan please do not leave the city," Li Bin, the director of the NHC told the news conference, adding that prevention and control of the outbreak had reached a "most critical stage.
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Another source of concern was the Turkish military's operation against the Kurdish YPG militia in Syria's Afrin, which has now reached a critical stage with the army and its rebel allies encircling the region's main town.
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A majority of South Koreans still support the U.S.-ROK military alliance as a hedge against the North, particularly as Trump's on-and-off denuclearization talks with Kim Jong Un enter a critical stage this fall.
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"I think at this point we're at this critical stage of this outbreak in the U.S. where we really want to do everything we can to minimize transmission for the next two to three weeks," he said.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — At a critical stage of Afghanistan's long war, President Ashraf Ghani on Sunday appointed two staunch anti-Taliban veterans to head the country's army and police forces, a major shake-up of the security leadership.
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"This, together with the failure on the part of both the crew to follow the standard operating procedure at the critical stage of the flight, contributed to the loss of situational awareness," the investigators said in their report.
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Dugas, who died in 1984 from complications related to AIDS, is now believed to be part of a cluster of gay men who traveled frequently, and who were sexually active during this critical stage in the disease's history.
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The political turmoil comes at a critical stage in the U.S. commonwealth's historic bankruptcy and as its officials seek billions of dollars in funding from the federal government for healthcare and for recovery efforts following devastating hurricanes in 2017.
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SYDNEY, March 24 (Reuters) - Australia's New South Wales state, of which Sydney is the capital, is at a "critical stage" in relation to the coronavirus pandemic after a spike in confirmed cases overnight, Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Tuesday.
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The news outlet reported that the FBI has concluded its examination of Clinton's email server and is in a "critical stage" of its investigation into concerns that the former secretary of State or her top aides mishandled classified information.
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That question seemed to be answered on Thursday when the Taliban announced that one of their founding leaders, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, would serve as the new chief negotiator in high-level talks that have reached a critical stage.
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Asked to provide some examples of problems Decibel Insight can help spot, CEO Ben Harris says that a large U.K. retailer used the platform to increase its conversion rate by 70 per cent in a critical stage of the funnel.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A long-running battle over gun control in the United States reaches a critical stage next week in the U.S. Senate amid signs Americans are more willing to accept limited restrictions after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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There isn't much detail on the definition of excessive use (you'll know it when you see it), but the researchers write: The research suggests that the most critical stage for tackling the problem of digital addiction and school burnout is age 13-15.
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Now, as the fight for the Democratic nomination approaches what could be a final, critical stage with primaries in Michigan and Wisconsin, the future of his candidacy rests on these voters and whether they will turn out in larger numbers than they have so far.
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The point of the study was to look at the cellular interactions between O. unilateralis and the carpenter ant host Camponotus castaneus during a critical stage of the parasite's life cycle—that phase when the ant anchors itself onto the bottom of leaf with its powerful mandibles.
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While some children no doubt thrive at prep schools, particularly if they are from the right social background, there is a chance that others will fall through the cracks and have no meaningful adult presence in their lives during a critical stage in their psychosocial development.
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That's because Mr. Trump is unpopular with the group of voters his campaign is apparently trying to target at this critical stage in the race: white, college-educated women, who recent polls have shown disproportionately view him negatively, and are also disinclined to vote for Republicans.
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Since we are at a critical stage for both issues, we decided to do an exhibition that would focus on the need to address the issues and hope that they come across in a tangible way so that the viewers will see the need to take action.
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WASHINGTON — A long-running federal investigation into a former White House counsel in the Obama administration is reaching a critical stage, presenting the Justice Department with a decision about whether to charge a prominent Democrat as part of a more aggressive crackdown on illegal foreign lobbying.
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"New York proudly leads the nation in fighting for the rights of working parents, and by ensuring access to these amenities, we will help ensure all New Yorkers can give their children the care they need at this critical stage of their lives," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Image: Jeremy DeSilva & Cody PrangA re-analysis of a three-million-year-old fossil suggests Australopithecus afarensis, an early hominid, had children who were as capable on two feet as they were in the trees—an important discovery that's shedding new light on this critical stage in hominid evolution.
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Writing in the Hindustan Times on the eve of the summit, Chinese Ambassador to India, Luo Zhaohui, described the two countries as being at a "critical stage of economic development and modernization," pointing out that economic and trade cooperation between the two nations has surged in recent years.
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Writing in the Hindustan Times on the eve of the summit, Chinese Ambassador to India Luo Zhaohui described the two countries as being at a "critical stage of economic development and modernization," pointing out that economic and trade cooperation between the two nations has surged in recent years.
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"I think imposing steel tariffs at this juncture in the evolution of the second wave, right as we move into this very critical stage of the commercial process - locking in customer commitments - is a bad idea," said Patrick Hughes, vice president of corporate strategy with LNG developer NextDecade Corp.
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In conversations with more than two-dozen Democratic strategists over the past month, many noted that if Harris can scoop up delegates in California while also galvanizing African-American voters in the southeast, she could have a strong advantage at that early and critical stage of the primary season.
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We highlight three innovation themes that we expect to increase health care productivity, reduce costs, and offer potential investment opportunity: One of the most obvious ways to reduce health care costs is to take preventative steps to avoid the expensive treatment of illnesses once they have reached a critical stage.
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which have been fighting Islamic State with U.S. support for three years, said the withdrawal of troops would let the militants regroup at a critical stage and leave Syrians stuck between "the claws of hostile parties" fighting for territory in the civil war.
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Closer trade ties Writing in the Hindustan Times on the eve of the summit, Chinese Ambassador to India, Luo Zhaohui, described the two countries as being at a "critical stage of economic development and modernization," pointing out that economic and trade cooperation between the two nations has surged in recent years.
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While it's normal practice for new governments to suspend Parliament to allow them to set out a renewed legislative program, the length and timing of the latest suspension, at a critical stage in the Brexit process, has caused widespread outrage, provoking MPs within Johnson's own Conservative Party to vote against him.
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Li Bin, director of the top-level government health body, said on Wednesday that prevention and control of the outbreak had reached a "most critical stage," adding that there was a risk of the virus mutating and spreading further during the country's annual peak travel period over Lunar New Year.
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"They raised their palms in prayer against the Russians and after a short period of time God wiped out many in the Chernobyl disaster," Naji wrote in The Management of Savagery: The Most Critical Stage Through Which the Ummah Will Pass—one of the most infamous terrorist strategies published in the post-9/2137 era.
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Democratic presidential contenders are heading to a critical stage of the primary race after Iowa and New Hampshire showed a sharply divided party that is undecided on who is best placed to face President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE in November. Sen.
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Yet, during this critical stage, it is vital that the United States help the protestors continue to access the online world as well as counter the authorities' attempts to block overseas TV and radio broadcasts, such as Voice of America, Radio Farda and the Marjan Television Network's Persian-language Manoto TV. Keeping open these lines of communication will allow the protestors to document and tell their story as well as allow for communication with the outside world.
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