Wealth grows, science deepens understanding, wisdom spreads and society improves.
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The financial gesture deepens an existing alliance between the duo.
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The ambiguity of Mr Modi's beliefs only deepens the danger.
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Behold an album whose apparent lightness deepens its emotional reach.
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Go deeper: Northam's yearbook scandal deepens with new blackface admission
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So the system loses more revenue and the hole deepens.
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Here's what you need to know: • Britain's political chaos deepens.
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New genetic research only deepens the mystery around these people.
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The Cabinet officials' announcement deepens a growing divide with Europe.
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Work is yet to resume, while the water crisis deepens.
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The resolution deepens international pressure, but has no legal consequences.
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A look at the numbers only deepens the European amazement.
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The challenge deepens with the unique contours of Trump's presidency.
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It also deepens the movie, making the personal ferociously political.
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"It deepens the viewing experience and brings history to life."
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This comes as the pool of negative-yielding bonds deepens globally.
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It inevitably deepens the divisions in society instead of repairing them.
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Amazon Web Service isn't reporting any outages which deepens the mystery.
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MEXICAN PESO DEEPENS LOSSES, FALLS OVER 2% AFTER FINANCE MINISTER QUITS
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The system we're imagining both relies on and deepens social capital.
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David Ignatius column in WashPost, "The Russia mystery deepens even further":
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And with living costs continuing to climb, the debt hole deepens.
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Swedbank dropped 1.9 percent as the Danske Bank moneylaundering scandal deepens.
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As a result, the divide with the Washington political class deepens.
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The move deepens a diplomatic rift between the two Asian neighbors.
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The superseding indictment released Thursday deepens the legal peril for Gates.
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The government's style of warfare deepens rather than bridges these divisions.
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As Rouhi's reluctant involvement deepens, the light in her eyes dims.
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The controversy over the referendum comes as Venezuela's economic crisis deepens.
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His most consistent to date, it sharpens and deepens his sound.
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As the crisis deepens, Mr. Arteaga implores the world to help.
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But the characterization deepens as the 10-episode season moves on.
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They are the layer of learning that follows, and deepens, looking.
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Go deeper... Expert Voices: Ukraine scandal deepens crisis roiling State Department
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"The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Maki" deepens quietly.
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Go back further still, to January 28, and the mystery deepens.
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The key will be to watch sentiment indicators if this dip deepens.
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An international mystery deepens concerning a murdered relative of North Korea's leader.
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As his suffering deepens, nothing can unshackle "the chains of ill fortune".
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Some of that was understanding how loss deepens as you get older.
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The switch deepens Taiwan's diplomatic isolation: only 19 countries now recognise it.
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China, obviously, finds this threatening, and so the cycle of mistrust deepens.
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"This further impacts Morocco's finances and deepens the trade deficit," he said.
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Swedbank dropped 1 percent as the Danske Bank money laundering scandal deepens.
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He also finds a more mature somberness that deepens the film's story.
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The scandal deepens when the call girl in question winds up dead.
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The pact with Vertical Networks deepens Whistle's bench of high-profile investors.
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Mixed together, it turns a fiery red that deepens with each day.
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Meanwhile, the friendship between JR and Varda deepens and grows more vulnerable.
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With the massive influx of families displaced from Brooklyn, the problem deepens.
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It creates a community of trust, develops empathy and deepens experience sharing.
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Discussing the show together bonds our families together and deepens our friendships.
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The arrest of Baquer Namazi deepens the mystery about his son's imprisonment.
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Eco-horror deepens my dearest fears: of sickness, contamination, isolation and violence.
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Friday's eclipse in Aquarius deepens your sentiment toward your larger social groups.
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As the crisis deepens in Latin America, some governments are tightening capital controls.
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By fleshing out the individual family dynamics, the series deepens the central conflict.
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After Rachel and Phillip's intimacy deepens, Phillip becomes bolder in his seduction tactics.
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The lawsuit deepens scrutiny of Goldman for its alleged role in the saga.
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We need to trust our public institutions, and that crisis deepens every day.
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And, he said, it only deepens the partisan divide two weeks after Rep.
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Medical departments have been slowly ramping up hygiene measures as the crisis deepens.
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The Khashoggi drama deepens, tensions with Russia rise and Italy faces its critics.
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Mr. Jordan deepens the flavor of the beef by roasting it before braising.
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Second, the tape deepens our understanding of the reaction and impact around it.
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But his book deepens and expands and flyspecks our view of Los Angeles.
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It's surprising how just a tablespoon deepens the flavor of the shrimp mixture.
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Gisleson remembers them with a wondering, deploring tenderness that deepens throughout the book.
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Terri Sewell, who said the governor's admission "only deepens open wounds" of racism.
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And it deepens doubt surrounding their ability to get healthy on tax reform.
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Emerging from potential obscurity, Sully's work deepens cultural perceptions of American Indian abstraction.
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This week's pardon spree for high-profile criminals deepens concern about the consequences.
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Emerging from potential obscurity, Sully's work deepens cultural perceptions of American Indian abstraction.
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Quick take: The development deepens the complexity of the regulatory battle for automakers.
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This ambivalence deepens Ms. Simmons's art and keeps it from falling into simplistic agitprop.
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If disillusionment deepens, future elections could bring presidents who test the region's democratic norms.
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The actresses' onstage relationships intensify their connection offstage, which in turns deepens their performances.
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In expanding its world, this season of The Handmaid's Tale deepens that world's horrors.
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As costs spiral upwards, insurers' interest in ensuring the good health of consumers deepens.
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Our Foursquare credo of "data as a privilege" only deepens as our company expands.
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As the row deepens, Turkey has sought to improve strained ties with European allies.
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The distance between local, regional, and global decision- making processes deepens the democratic deficit.
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Still, rather than detract from Cher's Jewish roots, I'd argue that deepens them further.
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RELATED: Live updates on the coronavirus outbreak The threat, however, deepens by the day.
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As the divide over French identity deepens, tell us how your views have evolved.
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The United States government said Nord Stream 2 deepens Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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Lutsenko's new claim also deepens questions about the lobbyist Livingston's involvement in the scandal.
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"It really deepens your acting to use your hands," Ms. Thompson told Parade Magazine.
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"Hopefully, it deepens a relationship where they stay longer within an organization," Stark said.
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Mr. Virgen, a psychology major, often thinks the remoteness deepens the relationships among students.
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Quiet and complicated, the twinned androgyny only deepens the picture's curiously placid, operatic feel.
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A President on thin ice ought to avoid any public behavior that deepens his jeopardy.
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But he also believes it deepens the relationship between you and the characters on screen.
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When Jamison moves to New Haven to begin graduate school, her addiction to alcohol deepens.
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Each deepens Vox's presence into a new business area and has revenue attached to it.
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Political divisiveness within the U.S. deepens as each side fiercely levels blame for the debacle.
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Trump remains the wildcard as polarization deepens with a brutal fight over his impeachment underway.
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The darkness deepens in the third room, where all the walls are painted pitch black.
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It also deepens Russian and Indian economic ties that stretch back to the Soviet era.
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An understanding of the mechanics of analog photography deepens one's appreciation of Mapplethorpe's final pieces.
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Major American tech companies like Apple (AAPL) would also struggle if the trade war deepens.
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And the potential political jeopardy deepens the longer the civil cases against the President linger.
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The fjord extends for at least another forty miles and deepens as it moves inland.
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The flood of identity-oriented content deepens the identities it repeatedly triggers, confirms, or threatens.
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S. trade battle deepens and China continues to ease policies to support its cooling economy.
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Rather than diminish the mystery, Brown's revelation of his ostensible methods reasserts and deepens it.
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We know that readers vote more and volunteer more, and that reading literature deepens empathy.
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It broadens and deepens the musical palate, and it opens doors to new, unexpected places.
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S. trade battle deepens and China continues to ease policies to support its cooling economy.
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Either way, as the state's housing crisis deepens, the law has increasingly become a target.
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By pandering to fears and resentments, Trump both deepens the prejudices and satisfies his base.
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As the armyworm crisis deepens, the search for a solution is at risk of becoming desperate.
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That deepens an oil-exporting economy's dependence on crude, worsening the pain when prices eventually fall.
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Sandra knows Varner is a mischief-maker too, so sharing the subterfuge only deepens their connection.
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He dismisses her as a senile old lady but, as they grow closer, his understanding deepens.
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Her failure to win the election only deepens the parallels with the struggle for women's suffrage.
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And it deepens content providers' dependence on those platforms — which in turn increases the latter's leverage.
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Yet, as the novel deepens, the reader is beguiled with unexpected twists and stylish, crisp prose.
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Business surveys show Chinese manufacturers are already reporting softer export orders as the trade row deepens.
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And just like Stranger Things, that mystery only deepens and becomes more intense as things unfold.
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And as his political isolation deepens, his need for unquestioning allegiance will only grow more desperate.
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"The way the changes were drafted ... recreates and in some cases deepens wage inequality," said Ciolos.
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But the story deepens and darkens a deranged argument that took place a few minutes earlier.
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Waiting to act only deepens the challenge and increases the cost and pace of reductions needed.
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The special counsel's latest move only deepens the sense that Trump's presidency is increasingly in danger.
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Oil markets are increasingly worried over potential supply constraints as the economic turmoil in Venezuela deepens.
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The deal with Vertical Networks deepens Whistle's ties to Snapchat, which Whistle has 12 shows on.
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But Trump remains the wildcard as polarization deepens with a brutal fight over his impeachment underway.
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Why it matters: This move further deepens the crisis between the U.S. and the Palestinian Authority.
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Land: A focus on the laws of armed conflict deepens the authentic nature of the game.
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And then there are those times when seeing your pet's secret life only deepens the mystery.
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Scarcity heightens differences: During a drought, the effect of cropmarks deepens until they become parch marks.
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But in today's anxious atmosphere, those patterns, and reluctance to step up communications, deepens the uncertainty.
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But Leadsom's resignation further deepens the Brexit crisis, sapping an already weak leader of her authority.
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But make no mistake: This magnificent poem only deepens when you learn Michael L. Johnson's story.
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The decision, in effect until at least Friday evening, deepens turmoil in the acrimonious governor's race.
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However, the four remain deep in the red for the month as the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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This heartbreaking rift only deepens when an accident leaves Janey stuck in this new life forever.
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The deal deepens an existing supply curb of 24.462 million barrels per day by 22.669,21.753 bpd.
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After the accident, the portrayal deepens, and delivers substantial emotional dividends without yielding to facile sentimentality.
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As such, it's an act that provisionally deepens polarization, by elevating a new culture-war issue.
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This re-victimization deepens and widens the pain and often leads to increased hostility and depression.
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The new service deepens its partnership with Aldi, Cub Foods and other retailers, the company said.
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But what Gaïd Salah thought would be a solution, actually only deepens the problem for them.
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But his effort doesn't solve the mystery of their evergreen appeal; instead he inadvertently deepens it.
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When some of those experts are being paid to espouse particular views, it deepens cynicism further.
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Grant said that practice deepens the ties between state judges and corporate defendants and their lawyers.
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The current situation deepens our understanding that we need nuclear weapons to repel a potential attack.
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As our understanding of consent deepens, "I just didn't know" becomes a weaker and weaker excuse.
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Jimmy tries his hardest to be curmudgeonly, but of course his obsession increases as the puzzle deepens.
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But actually, knowing that the two aren't together anymore even before seeing the film just deepens narrative.
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Almost every passing headline deepens the Brexiteers' gloom—and whets their appetite for more tales of betrayal.
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As the mystery deepens on the series, new developments in the case are unfolding in real time.
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The process repeats, the coin speeds up, the funnel deepens and narrows, the coin goes ever downwards.
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Some central bankers did not rule out a rate cut if growth slows significantly and deflation deepens.
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The new show deepens the relationship between ESPN parent Walt Disney Co and Snapchat parent Snap Inc.
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Trade war lingers, Brexit mess deepens There's no shortage of questions swirling around board rooms right now.
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"Summer Songs 2" deepens the deluge of Lil Yachty music during the last eight or so months.
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The volatile situation in Gaza and the fear of further escalation only deepens the White House dilemma.
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Spreading disinformation about the shooters motivations and political affiliations doesn't help anyone and deepens America's political divides.
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As the humanitarian emergency deepens, it is not only food which is in short supply - but hope.
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And as technology evolves, and deepens the electronic web we live in, obfuscation techniques will also evolve.
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However, as your practice deepens, you'll want to start timing your sessions, and perhaps slowly increasing them.
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Again, this is the kind of practical proposal that is needed right now as the crisis deepens.
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But keeping up his usual Twitter tirades as the coronavirus crisis deepens is a high-risk strategy.
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If investor fear deepens, money will almost certainly flow into the ultimate safe haven, the American dollar.
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This deepens the war between Ford and Delos, and no doubt killer robots will play their part.
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Before roasting, I toss both with olive oil and a little soy sauce, which deepens their flavor.
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The book "deepens and expands and flyspecks our view of Los Angeles," The Times's Dwight Garner wrote.
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The relationship deepens and, during a final call in the wee hours, takes a sudden, unexpected turn.
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It deepens the color, fills in the gaps, and ultimately just gives your brows a bolder look.
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As the investigation deepens, the reputation of the NRA could be harmed, decreasing its membership and fundraising.
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It's pretty simple: Season two is when everything deepens, and a TV premise becomes a TV show.
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By sharing the idol with Hannah, David deepens their relationship – inspiring Hannah to stick with David over Zeke.
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It also sounds like this deepens an existing relationship, with Loop previously making a minority investment in ScreenPlay.
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China this week blocked all imports of Canadian meat as a diplomatic and trade dispute with Ottawa deepens.
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And then, when the conversation deepens, I ask them about their lives: their families, their jobs, their homes.
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The latest move by WPP deepens an acrimonious spat over the deal between the long-time alliance partners.
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As their relationship deepens, and Dennis' ongoing custody battle continues, here's a few things to know about Price.
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Fraser herself uses humor to soften her critical perspective, as she gesticulates, manspreads, and comically deepens her voice.
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Italian populists' call to do away with budgetary restraint only deepens Germany's belief that Italy cannot be trusted.
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Full story here: Uber president Jeff Jones is quitting as management turmoil at the ride-hailing company deepens.
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As the mystery on the series deepens, so is what is unfolding in the case in real time.
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"If the crisis deepens, Paraguay will go down a path of substantial destabilization with unpredictable consequences," Ferreira said.
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What if the schism between Mr. Trump and establishment holdouts like Mitt Romney deepens, and other schisms follow?
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But Trump has repeatedly rejected claims that his rhetoric motivates violence or deepens political divisions in the country.
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In the meantime, the special counsel's silence deepens the mystery over how and when the probe will end.
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Here are five things to watch for as the standoff between the White House and House Democrats deepens.
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He already sounds an expert in 1948, but his researches continue, and his ardor deepens into the 1980s.
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"The people are left out ... They (the government) are seeking solutions outside the constitution ... That deepens the crisis."
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It deepens our understanding of Phyllis's character while reaching out to larger issues, in this case feminist ones.
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The new pile of cash from SoftBank deepens the Japanese investor's stakes in the worldwide ride-hailing industry.
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It only deepens hostility and hardens allegiance to modern-day "fire-eaters" who spout lies and divisive rhetoric.
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But some observers fear Trump's increased pressure on China will backfire, provoking retaliation that deepens the economic pressure.
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Droll as this is, it neither leavens the bureaucratic heaviness of the scene nor deepens it as drama.
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Also: U.S.C.'s entanglement in the college admissions scandal deepens with new court filings, and Gem-O-Rama.
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"Get Out" expands on, and considerably deepens, a similar idea by turning white racism into disquieting genre shivers.
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Some evidence suggests that as the temperature difference shrinks, the jet stream weakens and its wavy pattern deepens.
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Witnessing firsthand many of the obstacles that stood in their way only deepens my appreciation of their courage.
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Mr. Kaveladze's attendance also deepens questions about the apparent failure of Trump campaign officials to vet participants' backgrounds.
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As his yearning deepens, electronics, feedback and a chamber orchestra swell around him as some kind of consolation.
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And that deepens the mounting sense of exasperation: Plant-specific models are exactly what power plant operators need.
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Mr. Mills roots around Dorothea's unease but never quite figures it or her out, which deepens the movie.
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Rather than compensate for this, public policy deepens the gap by investing the least in the youngest children.
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Without them, you might begin to think "what's the problem with this dynamic, really?" as the friendship deepens.
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The company has requested $60 billion in government aid to weather the hardship as the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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And when we say children, that's where the horror deepens: most victims are recruited between the ages 12-14.
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O for $6.7 billion, its second major acquisition as it deepens its push into semiconductors for self-driving cars.
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Where sharing the latter fuels your initial attraction to one another, the former deepens your long-term emotional bond.
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Barry Jenkins' direction demonstrates a sense of control and finesse that somehow deepens the artistry he demonstrated with Moonlight.
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Trump's outrageous behavior, whether executed live in a debate or caught on tape years ago, deepens his core support.
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Most college grads back Clinton while those without degrees mostly support Trump, and that divide deepens among white voters.
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The bullying intensifies, the suffering deepens, and eventually, as Sinéad O'Connor did last week, the artist reaches their nadir.
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Their new record, I Have Fought Against It, But I Can't Any Longer, deepens their grim outlook even further.
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That Miller's own ancestor, according to Glosser, made his way only deepens the irony and depravity of Miller's stance.
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Qatari banks, whose $50 billion external liabilities dwarf central bank reserves, may need more aid if the crisis deepens.
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China's local governments are under pressure to tighten their fiscal policies as Beijing deepens a multi-year financial crackdown.
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The ferry ride back to the mainland merely deepens the sense of isolation that the inmates must have felt.
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What makes Brexit so concerning is that it accentuates and deepens global forces that have been building for years.
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You know you guys, absolutely ... RW: Well, it just deepens the experience as it enables people to go somewhere.
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After possibly doubling in days, the number could rise to tens of thousands as the crisis deepens, he said.
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This section of "Museo" is a bouncy, farcical road trip, but it also deepens the film's slyly patriotic subtext.
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He deepens the soup's flavor with two kinds of doubanjiang, umami-rich pastes made from fava and soy beans.
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"We are prepared to help economic players with an intervention in the economy...if the crisis deepens," Varga said.
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"We are prepared to help economic players with an intervention in the economy...if the crisis deepens," Varga added.
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"As globalization deepens, the practices of law of jungle and winner take all are a dead end," he said.
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This haste to blame shallow identity politics for intraparty dissent only deepens and prolongs genuine divisions based on identity.
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All of which only deepens the mystery of exactly what tech services Cohen was buying to help Trump's campaign.
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Their deal deepens an existing relationship and reflects Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's strategy of developing autonomous vehicles through partnerships.
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It turns out that Bilott spent time as a child on Wilbur's farm, which further deepens the men's alliance.
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The crisis in Venezuela deepens, the U.S. shutdown continues and a hedge fund billionaire sets a real estate record.
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Venezuela's political crisis deepens, the U.S. Senate fails to end the partial shutdown, and start-ups offer spy satellites.
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All of this deepens Crazy Rich Asians' commentary on colonial narratives, even as it indulges in familiar romance tropes.
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Second, we're all invested in Britain now as its impending exit from the European Union deepens global market uncertainty.
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The United States-led trade agreement deepens American ties with Asian countries like Vietnam and Malaysia, but it excludes China.
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And this is just one of a series of awkward facts for China as its trade war with America deepens.
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But even as the strategic co-operation between the two countries deepens, the row over trade is gathering strength, too.
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Even if you're not very familiar with Magic, you can see how this deepens the competitive aspects of the game.
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"It services the people who are very specifically fans of your product and deepens and strengthens that relationship," he said.
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But even as the turmoil deepens around his White House intensifies, Trump will only be home for a few days.
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If Disney's ownership of Sky effectively deepens the British group's pockets, the telco content rebellion may come to an end.
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Our connection to Chiron deepens because Jenkins draws him so precisely; we can see our own struggles in his own.
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Separate, divided: I kept thinking of Donald Trump and how he in particular preys on our estrangement and deepens it.
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Allergan's "moribund corporate performance and flagging stock price since our letters only deepens our conviction on this point," Tepper wrote.
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There has to be another deal down the line that deepens commitments to cutting emissions, then another, and then another.
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His anxiety only deepens with the pressure of social media, which further forces Evan and his fabrication into the spotlight.
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If Disney's ownership of Sky effectively deepens the British group's pockets, the telecom content rebellion may come to an end.
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As the crisis deepens in the Big Apple, experts are split over how to contain its spread to new areas.
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Whether Trump's new tone continues in the days and weeks ahead, especially as the pandemic deepens, remains to be seen.
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France is finding itself in the middle of debate over protectionism, as a backlash against globalization deepens around the world.
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The stern letter deepens the drama surrounding Bolton, whose revelations have injected uncertainty into the Senate impeachment trial of Trump.
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The violence deepens a monthslong crisis marked by food shortages, economic collapse and Mr. Maduro's fumbling attempts to consolidate authority.
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I have ideas about history, more than I have about privacy, and it is here that my confusion deepens exponentially.
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In reaching out to Europe, China is showing it is open for business as the trade row with Washington deepens.
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So far, they have traced single and repeating fast radio bursts back to very different sources, which deepens the mystery.
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As the crisis deepens, hitting ordinary Lebanese hard, there is no sign of foreign aid to the deeply indebted country.
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As the crisis deepens, hitting ordinary Lebanese hard, there is no sign of foreign aid to the deeply indebted country.
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Just getting to know your colleagues better -- which is no harder than asking them questions -- deepens your connection to them.
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The defeat deepens the challenges as Mr. Trump shifts to his next focus: trying to remake the U.S. tax code.
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Indeed, the Trump paradox is that his support deepens among his most persistent admirers even as it erodes everywhere else.
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The meta-presentation deepens as Morrison uses snippets of the actual films discovered in Dawson City to explain the times.
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Political lying of this type obstructs democracy and profoundly deepens the climate of pervasive distrust in which Trump has thrived.
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She deepens her voice, slows her speech, jerks her hands around in that stilted doll way politicians seem to love.
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Wide area play deepens the confusion: Wi-Fi cuts out in some venues, further limiting the already restrictive communication methods.
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Naharin is so thoughtful about his work that getting a glimpse into his mind deepens our understanding of the dance.
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And that is a story that deepens the concern, but not the conversation, about the issue of growing incivility in America.
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It affects Belle's character, and alters her actions, and leads to a strong new scene that deepens Belle's relationship with Beast.
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As the crisis deepens, social media companies and internet giants are taking steps to tackle the misinformation spreading on their platforms.
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Fault lines: GOP civil war deepens Christie has had a visible presence in the Trump campaign in the past few months.
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Making communication easier — and thereby more regular — actually helps me keep in touch better and deepens my relationships with my friends.
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This device alone deepens Kratos's character immensely, changing him from a rage-fueled loner into someone that leans on another person.
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Related: Venezuelans Lose Half an Hour as the Country's Crisis Deepens "I'm a Chavista, but I don't like Maduro," she said.
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The move, which could irritate Beijing, deepens ties between India and Vietnam, who both have long-running territorial disputes with China.
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The move deepens the relationship between Itochu and CITIC Resources' parent company CITIC Ltd, part of China's oldest and biggest conglomerate.
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Some observers saw the reaction as a sign of rising anti-foreign sentiment as China's rift with America over trade deepens.
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If the ridge deepens or if Jose dissipates, the U.S. coastline – most likely near the Carolinas – could inadvertently welcome Maria ashore.
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The imagery does more than compliment the songs: it builds on them, deepens their meaning, enables connections that wouldn't exist otherwise.
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But that only deepens its significance, since the consequences of falsifying reality in order to manipulate fears are difficult to control.
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Joe Biden's Super Tuesday wins sent US stocks soaring — but as the coronavirus outbreak deepens, fear has returned to the market.
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As the three begin responding, they become recognizably human, at times uneasily likable, which only deepens the horror of their crimes.
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Revisiting these lives and their legacies deepens our appreciation for the works that will be recognized at this year's awards evening.
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The inclusion of Ch'ayña, a Peruvian grandmother who cleans two of the women's houses and speaks only Quechua, deepens the narrative.
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However, that could change if the trade war deepens because Beijing has all but run out of US products to tariff.
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Far from seeking to bridge the gap, he actually deepens it by turning a political dispute into a clash of civilizations.
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As the crisis deepens, all states — regardless of whether they have these advantages — are finding needed equipment in dangerously short supply.
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Any disruptions depend on whether the diplomatic rift deepens — a crucial variable as companies decide whether to invest more in Qatar.
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But while the show begins with a Schadenfreudian air—like a prestige-TV twist on the "Real Housewives" franchises—it deepens.
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As her forgetfulness deepens into something worse, she becomes increasingly worried about her best friend, Elizabeth, who seems to have disappeared.
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As the country's economic crisis deepens and he becomes more tyrannical, he is alienating his own political base, according to experts.
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Friday evening at 9:22 PM, power planet Pluto, currently retrograde in your sign, harmonizes with glamorous Venus and deepens affections.
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Venezuelan crisis deepens after the country goes on mass strike Venezuelan crisis deepens after the country goes on mass strike Three people were killed in clashes in Venezuela Thursday, as millions joined a nationwide strike designed to pressure the government into dropping plans that many fear will usher in a dictatorship in the South American country.
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"As internet culture widens and deepens along with the news cycle, more people are taking certain issues more seriously," Brennan told me.
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Over time, more demos and alternate versions and live versions get released — officially or not — and our understanding of their process deepens.
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The schism deepens the party's problem with talent by making it harder to sack weak performers without raising suspicions of ideological purges.
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Month by month the resolution of all visors increases, the frame rate jumps, the dynamic range deepens, and the color space widens.
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The company is bringing its Stories to third-party apps like Tinder and Houseparty as it deepens its relationship with outside developers.
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No Frenchman has done that since Bernard Hinault in 1985 and every passing year deepens the desperation of a Tour-mad nation.
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But as their relationship deepens, they struggle with staying satisfied in a world where endless possibilities are just a right-swipe away.
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As the landscape of skills expands and deepens, voice and conversational platforms will become the primary way to interact with all machines.
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Brazil's economic crisis deepens "With the recent scandals, we are seeing an opening for smaller parties to dispute that space," Mohallem said.
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To some, it offers vital revenue for state governments, deepens the fans' connections with their teams and, above all else, is fun.
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"As the cash crunch deepens, there is growing concern that acute shortages of food and medicine could trigger nationwide rioting," it added.
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This only deepens the campus community's fragile fissures, with an emerging culture of alt-right provocation seeping onto the Winchester University campus.
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This discovery deepens the mystery of the so-called Skeleton Lake, since scientists still don't know what killed the people buried there.
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Senators on Wednesday overwhelmingly supported an amendment that strengthens existing sanctions against Moscow and deepens their scope, including targeting "energy export pipelines".
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HAPPENING LATER Lack of confidence British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a no-confidence vote today as the UK's Brexit crisis deepens.
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His knowledge of the subject not only deepens his book's account of contemporary theories but is a boon to its historical parts.
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As the political crisis deepens, an anti-Maduro governor said on Sunday he had been banned from holding office for 15 years.
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Trump, who has toyed with firing Mueller before, might once again target the special counsel if the investigation deepens into his finances.
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This weekend, your understanding of a partner deepens as the sun meets planet of obsession, Pluto, enabling you to bond more intensely.
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Many, myself included, argue that giving a digital assistant a name deepens the relationship with the user by making it more personal.
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The lucrative and surprisingly long-term deal — announced by the WTA on Thursday — deepens the tour's emphasis on China, a crucial market.
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But it's when she starts singing that her act deepens, and jokes about buffoonish bravado segue into ones about vulnerability and delusion.
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As for non-scientists, the experience is a mind-expanding, perspective-broadening journey that deepens one's understanding of the planet's inner life.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the Op-Ed to see how it changes or deepens your interpretation of the illustration.
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Dollar General plans to open 900 stores this year, as it deepens its reach into rural America with inexpensive food and clothing.
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The photographer's social conscience, revealed in a show at Pace/MacGill and a new edition of "Nothing Personal," deepens his enduring legacy.
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Both sides of the hyperbole coin — Trump as well as the news channels — are trying to dial back as the crisis deepens.
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As the economic crisis deepens, the International Monetary Fund recently threatened to withhold desperately needed cash unless Mr. Kabila agreed to elections.
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In this recipe, I added cumin, chile and lemon zest to the usual garlic-salt-herb trifecta, which deepens the lamby flavor.
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London's main index has now fallen five of the past six sessions as the spread of the deadly virus deepens in Europe.
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The latest breach deepens doubts about KPMG and, in the process, raises fundamental questions about the integrity of all public-company audits.
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Turner-Smith comes off less well at first, but her performance becomes steadier and deepens as the movie builds toward the end.
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For Salesforce, the funding deepens the company's commitment to WordPress and the open web, says President and Chief Product Officer Bret Taylor.
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China has sought to be visible in Africa, including through high-profile investment in public infrastructure projects, as it deepens its trade ties.
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And Trump himself is also quite unpopular in these countries, so if the conflict with Iran deepens, don't expect much help from them.
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Its active two-way crossover system widens and deepens audio quality of any music genre and optimizes it for clarity and dynamic range.
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Still, the documents shed some light on what capabilities the government has right now as mistrust deepens between Hong Kong and its dissenters.
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Trump claims he's a victim, blames the media; the media becomes combative; his victimhood deepens, becomes part of the identity of his followers.
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Each of these moments deepens the film's inquiry into how institutional racism destroys lives, imprisoning the innocent, breaking up families and creating suffering.
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The ACLU brief deepens a split between the Justice Department and immigration advocates on this crucial question, which I first highlighted last week.
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Off-price retailer TJX, down less than 2 percent for the week, may be a winner as the slide in department stores deepens.
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The deal deepens BP and Eni's partnership in Egypt, where they announced a significant gas discovery in the East Nile Delta in June.
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The aggressive posture of the police, the fear that every man reaching for a wallet may be reaching for his weapon, only deepens.
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As the Puerto Rican economic and debt crisis deepens, one has to be struck by the partial solutions being advanced for its resolution.
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Ligon also understands that his narrative structure deepens this theme of disconnection, allowing for different and sometimes contradictory interpretations of the same events.
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When, a few episodes in, it begins to dive into Sam's messy unconscious, it deepens, hitting on disconcerting themes about sex and loneliness.
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He looks like a classic loser, but as the season progresses (six episodes were available for review), our view of him steadily deepens.
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And so every online outrage leaches a little more compassion away, widens and deepens the abyss between Us and Them a little further.
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That deepens the player pool and consequently "makes our traders incredibly sensitive to the reasons behind every line move we make," Blume wrote.
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Mr. Johnson's departure followed that of David Davis, who quit as Brexit secretary late Sunday, and deepens the mood of crisis gripping Mrs.
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O.J. Simpson is a rare thing — a genuine TV sensation that's also really, really good and only deepens the more you consider it.
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Theirs is the only queer relationship involving one of the show's leading women and Maria deepens Samantha's understanding of sex, intimacy, and anatomy.
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It deepens and expands them, but it also largely adheres to them, outside of a couple of small tweaks around the show's edges.
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China deepens a diplomatic rift with Canada, Theresa May braces for a Brexit defeat and sexual assault allegations rattle South Korea's sports community.
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London's main index has now fallen in five of the past six sessions as the spread of the deadly virus deepens in Europe.
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They have also grown increasingly disillusioned with Riyadh as the devastation deepens for civilians in the Saudi-led, U.S.-backed war in Yemen.
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As de-development deepens, grievances against local and central governments will grow, fueling nativistic instincts among political leaders and radicalization among marginalized communities.
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As the sky deepens into night, a young woman steps out of her car and walks over to the edge of the park.
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Chukwu escalates the stakes and deepens the drama with another prisoner, Anthony Woods (Aldis Hodge), a death-row inmate making his last appeal.
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What the rest of the world is saying As Iran mulls its response to the killing of its top commander, the fallout deepens.
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The proposed class action filed on Sunday in San Francisco federal court deepens the fallout from the latest bad practice at Wells Fargo.
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Plus, a daily feed of friends and celebrities showing off tight abs and thin arms deepens girls' body shame, new research has found.
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Buybacks to the rescue Even if the market slump deepens, Wall Street is welcoming a powerful buyer coming off the sidelines: Corporate America.
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But it isn't long before Valance crosses paths with a number of other, more familiar Star Wars bounty hunters and the mystery deepens.
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"With every passing minute of political inaction, the climate crisis deepens, risking the lives, health and future of more children," their statement said.
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Mehri is focused on strengthening the pipeline of minorities in junior coaching jobs so the pool of candidates for head coaching spots deepens.
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But so far, the attempts to try Mr Wilders for his rhetoric have demonstrated that prosecuting politicians for hateful speech only deepens the wounds.
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Even minor U.S. sanctions could prompt another sharp sell-off in the Turkish lira that deepens the recession in the Middle East's largest economy.
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There is enough room for other adventures as well: Staveley's latest book is a standalone adventure, Skullsworn, which further deepens and enriches this world.
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"If the crisis deepens (for example if the alleged audio tapes comes out), then his internal position may grow more precarious," Croft tells Axios.
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As she negotiates with her captor, and deepens her relationships with the teapot and others, the beast finds himself softening to her compassionate hand.
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And it deepens assumptions that users should act as subjects, able to pressure Facebook over specific policies but not to question its broader authority.
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As their relationship deepens, Camille struggles with the idea that she may have her mother's same desires to have someone wholly depend on her.
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So as you solve them, tackling increasingly challenging takes on the same idea as a story develops, your engagement in what's going on deepens.
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As food supplies dwindle, its economic crisis deepens, and inflation balloons beyond any reasonable measurement, more than 90% of Venezuelans now live in poverty.
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Investors are concerned that as the sales scandal deepens it will make it more difficult to restore the San Francisco bank's once-pristine brand.
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Fitch has also said any downgrade decision will depend on the extent to which the government's reaction deepens political divisions and weakens institutional independence.
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As she did with her 2013 album, "Beyoncé," she has also paired the music with full-length video that expands and deepens its impact.
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Democrats flock to Sanders' ideas While Republican internecine warfare deepens, Democrats are showing signs of emerging from the trauma brought on by Clinton's defeat.
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The vote also deepens questions over whether the UK will crash out of the EU or decide to remain or further delay a decision.
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For me, she'll have made progress if she deepens the role in terms of music-drama; for many, her fouettés are all that count.
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Their deal deepens an existing relationship and reflects CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's strategy of Uber developing autonomous vehicles through partnerships, rather than on its own.
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Apple has invested $1 billion in China's ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing, a move that deepens the company's ties to the world's largest market.
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As the relationship between man and youth deepens, crossing class lines and age barriers, Cem begins to feel a filial tug toward his boss.
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But as our crisis deepens, it's hard not to wonder whether we might have chosen our candidates differently had we known what was coming.
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A foreign government methodically exploits divisions that President Trump deepens, stirring fear of immigrants and Muslims, resentment of women and hatred against African-Americans.
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As the group pursues its actions and dances together at night (the soundtrack features classics like Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy"), this couple's intimacy deepens.
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Rather than flattening the characters, "Torpor" 's comedy deepens Kraus's devastating evocation of the private disappointment and sorrow of a white middle-class couple.
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Writing many stories rather than one story, Szalay diffuses what deepens Knausgaard's project: that comprehensive pressure which amounts to a form of phenomenological extremism.
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At the very least, it deepens critics' convictions that business and government leaders can't be trusted to deal with the world's most pressing problems.
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As the mystery deepens, it looks increasingly as though they are just bored kids acting out a terrorist fantasy without regard for the consequences.
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China has already blocked imports of Canadian canola seed and looks set to boost customs' examinations of pork shipments as a diplomatic dispute deepens.
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The Brooklyn exhibition deepens and broadens the V&A's version with new loans and dozens of pre-Columbian antiquities from the museum's own collection.
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The death of Saleh, who once compared ruling Yemen to dancing on the heads of snakes, deepens the complexity of the multi-sided war.
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As Congressional investigations into Russia's role in manipulating the election for U.S. president deepens, tech companies are assuming a more central role in the inquiries.
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"We are joining the Giving Pledge because it deepens the joy of giving," Tudor Jones and wife Sonia Tudor Jones said in a statement Tuesday.
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The board's decision to examine its own top management highlights efforts being taken to restore stability after months of tension as the corruption row deepens.
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RELATED: Fault lines: GOP civil war deepens Ryan's office on Monday declined to discuss any details on a potential conversation between the speaker and Carson.
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Just like the others, he said that hearing of the attacks against his comrades and being attacked himself only deepens his commitment to the cause.
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The Gates Foundation's pledge deepens its involvement in collecting gender-focused data, coming a year after it promised $80 million to "close gender data gaps".
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The added functionality gives users significantly more to go off of and deepens the utility for artists using the site to show off their portfolio.
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My Mother Laughs, a devastating text newly translated into English by Corina Copp, deepens our understanding of the impact Akerman's mother had on her art.
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The latest drop deepens supply losses resulting from an OPEC-led global agreement to cut oil production and U.S. sanctions on another OPEC member, Venezuela.
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Some analysts are skeptical about the Chinese government's commitment to cleaning up its financial system, especially as the slowdown deepens and the trade war intensifies.
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In Washington, lawmakers passed Initiative 1639, which raises the minimum age to purchase a semiautomatic rifle to 21, deepens background checks and increases waiting periods.
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January 29, 2019 As Venezuela's political and economic crisis deepens, CNN 10 is speaking to some of the country's citizens about the hardships they face.
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China's banking regulator this week launched emergency risk assessments of lenders' new business practices, sources told Reuters, as Beijing deepens its crackdown on shadow banking.
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Over the first six episodes, Gamby and Russell's bond deepens significantly, reaching the equivalent of the "I love you" beat of the standard rom-com.
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Stir in the tomato paste and continue to cook until the color deepens into a dark red and raw, "tinny" taste disappears, about 5 minutes.
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But these numbers could fall as patriotic fervor in Crimea peters out and Russia's economic crisis deepens, eating into real wages and eroding living standards.
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Thus, it is imperative that the U.S. maintains and deepens its strategic energy partnership with Mexico — the future of its energy security is at stake.
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The deal is the biggest yet for video game developer Blizzard Entertainment, and deepens ESPN's commitment to esports, where spectators watch professional video gamers compete.
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"What happened in Portugal shows that too much austerity deepens a recession, and creates a vicious circle," Prime Minister António Costa said in an interview.
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Bickering with people who are in the news has a political logic: It deepens the country's polarization — and this can work to the president's advantage.
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But as economic anxiety deepens in the country, lawmakers on both sides are expressing growing ire that Congress has not moved quicker on the package.
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As the coronavirus crisis deepens all across the United States, the Trump administration is favoring Fox and turning down almost all other networks' interview requests.
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He found that the relationship between horse and rider, and between dancers, deepens over time, until each partner learns to read the other's movements instinctively.
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As their relationship deepens, she finds herself dreaming of a better, freer life, and risks her future to work with him in the underground resistance.
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Here's what you need to know: _____ • France is in the middle of a debate over protectionism, as a backlash against globalization deepens around the world.
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Harris&apos connection to Japan deepens criticism of his facial hairHarris&apos Japanese mother also appears to have played a role in Koreans&apos perception.
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This is a novel of intellect and amplitude that deepens as it moves forward, until you feel prickling awe at how much mental territory unfolds.
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He doesn't simply show you a man losing and finding himself, he elevates Rae, whose appealing if limited performance deepens whenever they share the frame.
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Reconciliation, even more incomprehensible than the normally messy legislative process, further closes government off to citizens and deepens the mistrust that has poisoned American democracy.
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Its miraculous prolongation of my existence, for which I am ever grateful, deepens my concern about those who will be unable to benefit from it.
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Immediately it deepens the ballet's portrait of chivalry: Odette never even sees Benno (Andrei Cozlac) — she accepts him simply as an extension of her prospective lover.
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It observes as her flirtation with a neighbor deepens, and it shows how she tries to stop the flashes of her brutal assault from overwhelming her.
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In "Honey Bunny," a young woman, who immigrated to New York when she was eight, suffers from a coke addiction that deepens her sense of displacement.
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Go deeper: CRISPR used to treat first U.S. patient with genetic disorder Research deepens on using "jumping genes" in CRISPR therapy Genetic technology's double-edged sword
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's defenders are running out of options Senate GOP in bind on impeachment MORE (Alaska), Sen.
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Fault lines: GOP civil war deepens "If I increase it on the wealthy, they're still going to pay less than they pay now," Trump told Cuomo.
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In other words, survival sex workers are unlikely to have access to the same information high-end providers have, which only deepens the divide between them.
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Nasrallah&aposs broadsides against Saudi Arabia have only grown harsher as the rivalry deepens between the Gulf kingdom and Iran over wars in Syria and Yemen.
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As a humanitarian and political crisis in neighboring Venezuela deepens, Maria is one of growing numbers of Venezuelan women working in bars and brothels across Colombia.
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Trouble in the region of Kashmir deepens a dispute between India and Pakistan, and voters have rejected an agreement between the Colombian government and FARC rebels.
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The deal deepens Alibaba's competition with Tencent, in particular its own local services and delivery platform, Meituan Dianping, which was formed by a merger in 2015.
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But even as my obsession deepens, I still find myself hesitating to purchase even the $40 Core Set—the starting point for any budding Netrunner player.
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Nobody yet knows how the outrage they generate changes politics, but it is a fair guess that it deepens partisanship and limits the scope for compromise.
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As the investigation into the tragedy deepens, Gardner and his wife's twin sister Maggie (Julianne Moore) find themselves in a situation quickly escalating beyond their control.
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While Beijing will try to soften the blow with stimulus, UBS said growth could slip below 6% in 2019 and 2020 if the trade war deepens.
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The impending announcement from the Justice Department on leaks, first reported by The Washington Post, deepens the intrigue surrounding a possible detente between Trump and Sessions.
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When it deepens its intellectual focus, "Hockney" begins to lose coherence, with rushed sequences that cover his stage designs, his landscapes and his experiments with photography.
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The Mistry Deepens It all started in 2012 when Mr. Tata resigned as Chairman of the company and recruited Mr. Cyrus Mistry to become his successor.
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The new wrinkle comes as the special counsel's investigation into Russia's election meddling and any potential ties between Trump campaign staff members and the Kremlin deepens.
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The community is an active participant alongside service providers, policymakers, the private sector, philanthropy and advocates, which deepens relationships and strengthens the fabric of the city.
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Economists can merely speculate whether this downturn rebounds (as after World War II), deepens (as in the 1980s) or bottoms out (as in the Great Depression).
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The show begins with two small self-portraits, establishing self-examination as a theme that the artist develops early, and which deepens in his later years.
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Not only is it satisfying, I think, from the biological perspective, from the comic book side of things as well, it sort of deepens the experience.
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Yet even as the political schism deepens between Beijing and Hong Kong separatists, the traditional pan-dems seem to be losing their power to mobilize protests.
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As workers lose ground, inequality deepens, because money that would flow to wages tends to flow instead to those at the top of the income ladder.
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Matheus's revulsion deepens during a scene in a bowling alley in which Pierre, in a red dress, halfheartedly sends the ball into the gutter several times.
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The deal, which is still being negotiated, deepens existing ties between the companies and will be one of the biggest foreign investments in India to date.
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Political polarization deepens The three key Republican senators all criticized the President on Wednesday after he went on the attack against Ford at a campaign rally.
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Chinese electronics giant Huawei launched a new high-end laptop on Sunday to compete with Apple's MacBook offerings, as it deepens its footprint in consumer tech.
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He said basketball could be "an important form of people-to-people exchange that deepens ties" but noted that the two countries had different political systems.
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He said basketball could be "an important form of people-to-people exchange that deepens ties" but noted that the two countries had different political systems.
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When I compare my life before and after my accident, I appreciate the connected ways chronic pain deepens and expands the sex I share with others.
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As the rift between Madrid and Barcelona deepens, Catalonia's art institutions are caught between a rock and a hard place — and largely silent on political issues.
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Arik Air's home market has been hit by falling demand as a currency crisis in Africa's top economy deepens, due in part to the oil price slump.
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The move deepens the partnership between the two companies, which is partly a response to Amazon's move into grocery stories with its 2017 acquisition of Whole Foods.
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We watch as their relationship deepens, depicting the intimacies of their friendship—and the ways young men open up to each other—that we rarely see elsewhere.
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Fault lines: GOP civil war deepens The poll also tested general election matchups between Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders, who currently trails Clinton, for their party's nomination.
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But as the story deepens and the mystery of the Turd Burglar becomes more complex, so too does the way the actors wield their characters' defining traits.
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Though she was funny as a mean sorority girl (and is still funny as a vexed slasher heroine), she deepens that performance with some unexpectedly emotional scenes.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's banking regulator this week launched emergency risk assessments of lenders' new business practices, sources told Reuters, as Beijing deepens its crackdown on shadow banking.
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This portable stereo has an active two-way crossover system, which widens and deepens sound of any music genre and optimizes it for clarity and dynamic range.
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But with a song like "Crown," which is dark and complex, an immersive video featuring 360-degree thunderstorms and automatic weapons only deepens the (slightly unsettling) experience.
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It's also launching in Japan through a joint venture with SoftBank — so this funding deepens an already-strong relationship between the coworking company and the Japanese giant.
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While the romance between Ayo and Aneka deepens, turmoil and strife befall the residents of Wakanda in the aftermath of a destructive flood of the Golden City.
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She discovers instead a complicated web of tragedy connecting her family and his, a discovery that deepens her sense of compassion and allows her finally to heal.
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"So anything that we do in our life that either broadens our relationships or deepens our relationships is something that's going to make us happier," she says.
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It's a bravura performance that only deepens when Dougal realizes Colum has died beside him mid-monologue, having taken the yellow jasmine given to him by Claire.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Tencent reported a 98 percent rise in quarterly net profit, beating expectations as it deepens monetisation of the growing traffic on its social networks.
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"(The bill)... reinforces and deepens the apartheid that exists in this country against trans persons," said Anindya Hajra, a transgender woman and activist at Pratyay Gender Trust.
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It's also the lack of an affirmative case for immigration — an argument for how it strengthens the economy, invigorates the culture and deepens ties to the world.
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And the revelation of how rarely the average human gets to share the pleasures of this sprawling paradise — just a few days each summer — deepens this disappointment.
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No other foreign policy issue has created as large a rift between President Trump and Congress, and the vote to block the arms sales deepens the divide.
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"A lot of people will buy into this 'We were betrayed' narrative, which will only become stronger as the crisis deepens," said Nina Schick, a political commentator.
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Over time, the couple's bond deepens from a fraught, erotic connection into a meaningful relationship — which is then challenged upon the arrival of the artist's Christian mother.
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As the clock on Anthony's most recent appeal runs out, Chukwu deepens the connections between warden and prisoner, putting the characters into play even when they're apart.
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Support for Dilma Rousseff, the country's embattled president, continues to dwindle as the Petrobras scandal deepens and as public anger about the country's rampant public corruption mounts.
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"'The Musician's Table' deepens the rich holdings of the Leonard A. Lauder Cubist Collection, the most important of its kind," said Max Hollein, director of the Met.
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It is better for the embryo to go on existing, for it and for us and for the cosmos whose beauty new human life adorns and deepens.
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It also deepens confusion about Trump's position on government support for renewable energy as his administration downplays the global warming threat and aggressively promotes fossil-fuel development.
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"The decision has no legal effect ... it deepens tension, ignites anger and threatens to plunge region into more violence and chaos," the Arab League said at 3 a.m.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's defenders are running out of options Senate GOP in bind on impeachment MORE (R-Alaska) and Sen.
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But the distrust of search engines like Google from the right — fueled in part by President Trump's complaints — deepens the broader doubts that social media portrays information objectively.
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But he stressed that the military should act in a way that deepens its partnerships in Latin America — where the prospect of U.S. military intervention is deeply unpopular.
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Valls' comments come as Europe's struggle to deal with the largest influx of migrants and refugees since World War II deepens and anti-immigration sentiments grip the continent.
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He stages combat sequences which will have audiences punching the air and cheering, and he deepens the characters in ways which subvert our expectations and then surpass them.
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Each piece is animated on its own terms and the accompanying audio guide with clips of the artist talking about the work deepens your relationship to individual pieces.
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Decanter praised Chateau Miraval rosé for its "mouthwatering finish" and "a delicate structure that deepens through the palate," awarding it a score of 85 out of 100 points.
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Crisis deepens Darjeeling, a popular tourist destination in India, is best known for its sprawling tea gardens, lush green hills and panoramic views of snow-clad mountain ranges.
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"Expanding our pension business is a key priority for our Asia operations and deepens our wealth business in the region," said Dean Connor, Sun Life's President and CEO.
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In 303, the psych-folk musician vanished in Santa Rosa, N.M. A new reissue of his self-titled album only deepens the puzzle of his life and career.
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Spending free time with friends and family members, or keeping in touch on the phone, deepens your relationships and also allows you to share your happiness with others.
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However, considering how unlikely that prospect is until the Italian financial market crisis deepens, one has to hope that the world's major central bankers are monitoring Italian developments.
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And all this attraction, in turn, deepens the pleasure of its counterforce: the satisfaction of participating in the backlash against the debut novelist, pushing back against her hype.
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This deepens social inequalities and often leads to traumatic, clandestine procedures, Muiznieks said in a Council of Europe report covering a range of human rights issues in Ireland.
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As the economic and political crisis deepens in Venezuela – Cuba's post-Soviet patron – Russia is eager to regain its once diminished sphere of influence over our island neighbor.
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Polarization Deepens At the end of 15, Congress banned transferring detainees to the United States for any purpose, including trials, and imposed steep restrictions on sending any elsewhere.
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They equally love to keep a beautiful home, and as your relationship deepens, you'll be struck by the small, thoughtful details they sprinkle into your "Netflix & Chill" time.
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Trimming it has left the central bank even less room to maneuver if the coronavirus deepens as a health crisis and pushes the world or U.S. into recession.
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The Fed's moves, ahead this week's regularly scheduled policy meeting, were aimed at support the economy as the coronavirus crisis deepens in the U.S. and around the world.
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The Fed's moves, ahead this week's regularly scheduled policy meeting, were aimed at supporting the economy as the coronavirus crisis deepens in the U.S. and around the world.
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Despite Avedon's glamorous reputation, it was his social conscience — revealed in the range of photographs in this book — that may be the surprise that deepens his enduring legacy.
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But there has been little sign in the polls that the veteran democratic socialist is expanding his base, and his recent heart attack deepens questions about his age.
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Thus, as Cooley's film quickens and deepens, we get a fabulous running joke about the "inner voice," a staple of American self-will since the days of Emerson.
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The play also deepens because death, treated flippantly in the early scenes, now takes root in the characters' lives; the bare branches of Eno's trick structure sprout leaves.
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There is now a clear and present danger of Trump seeking to execute a Saturday Night Massacre after the Cohen raid, while the Mueller investigation deepens and spreads.
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To the extent the Ukraine investigation deepens the concerns of those disapproving voters, convincing them to accept Trump as the lesser of two evils obviously becomes more difficult.
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Asian spot LNG prices have already plummeted to around $5 per mmBtu, down almost three-quarters since peaking in 2014 as the supply glut deepens and demand falters.
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And the duo has just released "Memories…Do Not Open," their first full-length album, which deepens their commitment to slight pop music with echoes of the club.
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Every glimpse we get of the Soviet Union — whether Mischa's cramped apartment building, Oleg's mother alone in a stately home, or even Elizabeth describing Smolensk — deepens the characters.
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That includes traditional local grapes like the fragrant canaiolo and colorino (which deepens sangiovese's pale ruby color) as well as international grapes like cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah.
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The events also cast a harsh new light into the division within the armed forces, which puts Venezuela in a precarious position as the country's political crisis deepens.
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If you doubt me, click on literally any tweet announcing major political news from a media personality and watch as the chasm deepens the further down you scroll.
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But now, she said, she sees ever more women, children and seniors making the trip as desperation deepens in Venezuela and the need to leave grows more urgent.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday that all remaining staff at the U.S. embassy in Venezuela would be withdrawn, as the country's political and economic crisis deepens.
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Three Republican senators — Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Pro-impeachment group pressures vulnerable GOP senators in new ads MORE (Maine), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's defenders are running out of options Senate GOP in bind on impeachment MORE (Alaska) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah) — last week declined to sign a resolution condemning the impeachment process.
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Three Senate Republicans, Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Pro-impeachment group pressures vulnerable GOP senators in new ads MORE (Maine), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's defenders are running out of options Senate GOP in bind on impeachment MORE (Alaska) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah), did not support the resolution condemning the House inquiry.
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But Republicans were gushing about the man they see as Trump's good cop -- one who bridges conservative divides where Trump at times deepens them -- just 16 days from inauguration.
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The sad mystery around the sudden death of a giant rabbit onboard a United Airlines flight in April deepens thanks to new, disturbing allegations made by the rabbit's owners.
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A separate survey published earlier on Friday showed British businesses turned gloomier about the economy as the country's political crisis deepens, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year.
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The 22nd Circuit's decision deepens an existing circuit split on whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which bars on sex discrimination, encompasses discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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As the polarization over Catalan independence deepens in Spain, two recent exhibitions at the Antoni Tàpies Foundation underscore how art and soft power are more relevant than ever before.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Air France-KLM pledged new efficiency gains to offset higher fuel costs this year, as the Franco-Dutch airline group deepens cooperation between its two main carriers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - ValueAct Capital said it has invested in asset management group KKR & Co, as the $16 billion activist investment fund deepens its reach into the financial sector.
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"Unfortunately, multinationals' practice of avoiding paying taxes in the countries in which their wealth is earned deepens global wealth inequality and empowers multinationals against workers and governments," it added.
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As the evidence deepens of the nature of harm her decisions have caused and her actions have caused, I really have to wonder how she lives with that knowledge.
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"China witnessed an unprecedented wave of corporate bond defaults last year, in a fresh sign of wobbles hitting financial markets as slowdown deepens," said DBS analysts in the report.
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However, I am a believer that gaming, gambling is really critical to the business we're in, in that gambling just deepens the engagement of the fans and the experience.
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge created and stars in this British series that starts out as dark, filthy fun and deepens into a stunningly rich portrait of a complex, complicated woman.
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Agmon said this deepens Dynamic Yield's existing relationship with the Chinese search giant — after all, online advertising is more effective when it points users to a personalized web experience.
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It also deepens confusion about President Donald Trump's position on government support for renewable energy as his administration downplays the global warming threat and aggressively promotes fossil-fuel development.
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As the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump deepens in Washington, voters will head to the polls a year after Democrats took the US House, testing the political landscape.
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The risk is that the central banks moves too slowly, allowing fear and liquidity squeezes to spark a financial crisis that deepens what could already be a painful recession.
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It's a moment that deepens his character and shifts the focus from the blossoming young man to someone whose own matters of the heart have left him forever changed.
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Many Vietnamese fear their country will become more dependent on China as Beijing — which is also in trade talks with the Europeans — deepens its economic presence across Southeast Asia.
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Dufry did not immediately respond to questions about the downgrade or whether it will have to take additional measures if the coronavirus's impact on travel and airport retail deepens.
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And as the country's economic malaise deepens, there is worry that Mr. Modi and his allies will again look to Hindu nationalist sentiment for a boost, and a distraction.
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The coming season deepens Mr. Moran's dedication to using jazz as a lens through which to explore the broader heritage of American performing arts, often through cross-disciplinary presentations.
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Washington (CNN)Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has picked a veteran prosecutor to help him oversee the Russia probe at the Justice Department as the Special Counsel's investigation deepens.
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But having known these comforts as we do, and even as our awareness of their contribution to the climate crisis deepens, will we ever want to let them go?
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But here, as with many other aspects of the migration story, her investigation both deepens our understanding of what we think we know and adds new complexities and wrinkles.
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"It deepens and diversifies repo liquidity and will benefit our pension fund clients by providing efficiencies for them in comparison to non-cleared repo," he said in a statement.
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The merger "broadens capabilities and distribution for more than 100 million combined customers and deepens data and insights to improve predictability and deliver better health outcomes," the company said.
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And it expects more of the same as the deficit outside of China deepens and the LME system has to compete with rising physical premiums to draw in stock.
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Lilliana Mason, a professor at the University of Maryland, has found that when group identity and partisan identity overlaps, that deepens partisan polarization and intolerance against the opposing party.
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Then, as spring deepens, mists spread over the landscape and the cherry blossoms seem ready to open, only for steady rains and winds to cause them to scatter precipitously.
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Many opponents of the bill say that it deepens conservative Islamic influence in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, which nonetheless has substantial Christian, Hindu and Buddhist minorities.
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Equally troubling is the likelihood that, as the recession deepens, there will be an increase in corporate bankruptcies and a spike in nonperforming loans in the Brazilian banking system.
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Nurturing a relationship with the mineral kingdom can infuse your life with a sense of magic, one that expands and deepens as you further your journey with these captivating stones.
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A few speculate that the two firms' bosses might take the companies public sooner rather than later in a bid to line their war chests further as their rivalry deepens.
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Allowing Chinese passengers flying from China to transit Taiwan benefits the development of the civil aviation industry and deepens exchanges between Taiwan and China, the SEF said in a statement.
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Laura Rutledge, also a reporter and host for ESPN, says that when fans doubt her knowledge of the sport on the basis of her gender, it only deepens her resolve.
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The Bank of England (BOE) could cut rates further and boost bond purchases if the economic downturn in the U.K. deepens, a rate-setter at the central bank said Tuesday.
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Countries are caught in the conflict trap -- where inequity, injustice and exclusion spark violence, violence fuels more violence, devastation spreads, poverty deepens, and the poison of violent extremism takes hold.
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And as her investigation deepens, she is drawn into the real-life story behind the unnamed Arab who, like Camus's shadow, lives on as a silent rebuke to his creator.
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Fresh controversy over women voters deepens the anxiety among mainstream Republicans about Trump's effect on the party's ticket this fall — and strengthens their determination to try to block his nomination.
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It also added that delivering these vessels deepens cooperation in the areas maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and humanitarian assistance operations within Vietnam's territorial waters and exclusive economic zone.
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As the crisis deepens, business owners - many of whom rejoiced when President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took power in mid-2013, are grumbling that currency uncertainty is hurting the economy.
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In another practice that deepens inequities, about 20 states charge fees to have juvenile records expunged or sealed; in South Carolina, for example, juvenile offenders must pay more than $300.
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The deal further deepens the refiner's presence in the Permian basin, the largest oilfield in the United States, building on its $23 billion Andeavor acquisition last year, the company said.
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And every time you hear another politician preach the virtues of personal responsibility, as though those who use government benefits are uniquely averse to such a thing, the shame deepens.
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The lyrics tackle the pain and power of recovery and trauma, imbuing the album's aggrieved, menacing character with a deeply personal bent that only deepens its sense of overwhelming darkness.
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So it's Friedman's too-short life — all the things he didn't do and all the scores he didn't write — that fleshes out "Gone Missing," deepens it and gives it context.
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And the discomfort only deepens when Charlie, stung by his parents' reaction to his tirade — his father calls him a spoiled brat — reconsiders his position and makes a startling decision.
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Google has decided to delay even the digital version of its largest conference of the year, the enterprise-focused Cloud Next conference, as the severity of the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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Google has decided to delay even the digital version of its largest conference of the year, the enterprise-focused Cloud Next conference, as the severity of the coronavirus crisis deepens.
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Giving tourists the opportunity to participate in science is fun and empowering, and deepens their commitment to conservation, said Darcy Bradley, a postdoctoral researcher at University of California Santa Barbara.
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The money deepens the mystery surrounding Jerry Chun Shing Lee, the former C.I.A. officer, who faces a charge of keeping national security secrets in his notebooks after he left government.
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During one stormy night dramatization, he deepens the shadows and cranks the suspense, embellishing material that — as this fine documentary makes clear — is already the stuff of fraught, memorable drama.
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Once puberty hits, it's all about (preventing) sex Puberty deepens the divide, especially when it comes to sexuality, turning boys into predators and girls into potential targets, the study found.
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The partnership deepens SAP's already close relationship with Microsoft and its Azure cloud division, although the Walldorf-based company also works with Google and Amazon Web Services in the cloud.
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The move into the dock suggests the cargo may be about to be unloaded, becoming the first U.S. soybean shipment to incur the new penalties as the trade dispute deepens.
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What grounds the series is a classic love story: the bond between Daniel (the always wonderful Russell Tovey) and Viktor (Maxim Baldry), a taboo attraction that deepens into something lasting.
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While Trump's strategy of riling up anxiety and panic might not work for the nation as a whole, it certainly appeals to his supporters, and likely deepens their bond to him.
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The images you chose for the show are vast, abstracted, and mysterious, and the sound installation picks that up and deepens that impression, resulting in a new type of immersive experience.
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But as his estrangement from traditional US allies deepens and the outcomes of his summit with Kim Jong Un are disputed, an uncertain and challenging road is coming into clearer view.
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He is mocked by his family as a fokoli, a Westernized dandy, but he is haunted by a profound sense of loss that deepens with the onset of the 1979 revolution.
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With the passage of a sweeping tax bill on Wednesday, Donald Trump gets the first major legislative achievement of his presidency and deepens the debt the Republican Party owes to him.
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Polls have shown that Republican voters have a deep suspicion of the government and Trump's criticism of almost every facet of the way the U.S. has been run only deepens that.
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Instead, by responding to every perceived slight -- such as Hillary Clinton's book release and media interviews this week -- and continually dredging up the past, he deepens the damage to his reputation.
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Editorial As the mystery deepens about the deaths of four American soldiers in an ambush by extremists in Niger, President Trump has disavowed responsibility and put the onus on the military.
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As the COVID-19 crisis deepens, failing to step in and ensure everyone knows the work teachers are doing and the support school staff are offering will be a serious mistake.
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We're living in unprecedented times -- and as the coronavirus pandemic deepens and more restrictions are put in place around the world, the impact on our lives can be troubling and confusing.
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Women are underrepresented in news coverage — by a ratio of three-to-one, studies consistently show — which both reflects and deepens gender biases in who gets to be considered an authority.
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Yet once Vivi and Eva are forced off the train and start wandering the countryside, the forest seems to fold its arms around them, and "Endzeit" modestly deepens into beguiling mystery.
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The London-based HSBC Holdings has already signaled weaker profits, and Standard Chartered issued a profit warning because of the coronavirus, but if the crisis deepens, others could be at risk.
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But Maron deepens the role by exposing both the director's self-loathing and his genuine desire to make great movies (even if most people find his films so bad, they're funny).
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Many dancers play Hilarion as a gruff boor who is merely a hindrance to the central lovers, but Mr. Zhurbin's solid sincerity inspires sympathy, and this complicates and deepens the story.
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Each disappointment, in turn, only deepens the profound mistrust and misunderstandings between the leaders on both sides, which further erodes confidence among Israelis and Palestinians that peace can ever be attained.
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The first prosecution of a sitting Israeli premier deepens the political paralysis in a country that has had two inconclusive elections this year, and may be headed to a third vote.
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Japan's Renesas Electronics said it had agreed to buy Integrated Device Technology (IDT) for $6.7 billion, its second major acquisition as it deepens its push into semiconductors for self-driving cars.
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But as the investigation deepens, and their superiors seem less enthused about digging into the black youth's death — no one wants "another Ferguson" — Preston's faith in a colorblind system is shaken.
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The defeat deepens the challenges for Mr. Trump as he shifts focus to trying to remake the U.S. tax code and rolling back most of President Barack Obama's climate change legacy.
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Each is a meditative experience with a book, and the inclusion of the model of typewriter used by the author, and a setting that resonates with the texts, deepens that connection.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah), Sen.
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It's a good solution for M5 users who already own or have access to these lenses, because it deepens the well of quality and versatility that you can extract from the camera.
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The move into the dock suggests the cargo may be about to be unloaded, becoming one of the first U.S. soybean shipments to incur the new penalties as the trade dispute deepens.
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The abrupt decision has thrown the region into its greatest diplomatic crisis in decades and deepens a rift that has been growing for years between most of the Gulf states and Qatar.
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From her room, she learns to balance the outside world's influence with her interior life as she deepens her relationship with God, and wrestles with the fraught relationship between piety and gender.
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Trump feud with Justice deepens The bottom line with McCabe is that he is the second top FBI official after Comey to be engaged in an ugly public fight with the president.
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The result deepens wealth inequality, because only the upper class can so easily avoid the law—it's not like the sales clerk at Target has the ability to hide her income offshore.
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As the country's economic crisis deepens, mothers and fathers are going abroad in search of work, leaving hundreds of thousands of children in the hands of relatives, friends and, sometimes, one another.
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The men's antagonism deepens as Wake jabbers and Winslow rages, a fury that Pattinson makes visible with eyes that widen into bulges and tremors of emotion that ping under a masklike vacancy.
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The story couldn't be simpler, and the opera deepens not through the complexity of the plot, but from the emotional weight of living with these characters in a kind of contemplative stillness.
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Ulrich Lehner's departure on Monday deepens a leadership vacuum at the submarines-to-elevators group, with Guido Kerkhoff having barely settled in as acting CEO after Heinrich Hiesinger quit 10 days ago.
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Within a 12-hour period beginning Tuesday morning, the winds will essentially double in strength along the Carolina coast and the rain will increase as the storm deepens in its central pressure.
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The joint venture, cooperation agreement and formation of an investment company are important steps for Qualcomm as it deepens its cooperation and investment in China, said Derek Aberle, president of Qualcomm Inc.
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As mass polarization deepens and media sources continue to balkanize, citizens who see bias in the traditional purveyors of information (mainstream media, academia, etc.) may often dismiss fact-checkers as similarly biased.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah), Sen.
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Debbie Wasserman SchultzDeborah (Debbie) Wasserman SchultzIowa debacle deepens division between Sanders, national party US officials, world leaders arrive in Israel for World Holocaust Forum Appropriators fume over reports of Trump plan to reprogram .
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Liberty Mutual is clearly a key asset thanks to its insurance industry perspective, and this deepens the relationship between the two companies, since Liberty already provides insurance for cars on Turo's sharing platform.
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Sue Varma, a psychiatrist and clinical assistant professor at New York University Langone Medical Center, said fandom can safely intensify into a mild obsession but when it deepens, it can raise red flags.
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If Orange Is the New Black drew comparisons to The Wire for needing a white character to guide audiences into a world filled with complex people of color, this season deepens the parallel.
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"Otto's fate deepens my Administration's determination to prevent such tragedies from befalling innocent people at the hands of regimes that do not respect the rule of law or basic human decency," Trump said.
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It's one of my favorite films of the year so far, and it deepens a little bit every time I think about it, which is always a good sign of its staying power.
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It is easy to see how this precedent of denying a president even a fair consideration of his/her constitutionally mandated nomination deepens the politicization of the selection process along partisan fault lines.
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But news has been breaking around the Russia allegations, the Mueller probe and the related investigation into Cohen on a daily basis of late — something that further deepens the political peril for Trump.
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When, a few episodes in, Walker turns out to be more complicated than her older beau understands, the story deepens a bit: the question of who is powerful, and who is vulnerable, shifts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European airlines on Tuesday called on governments to draw up a package of measures including deferring taxes to rescue the struggling industry as the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
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President Donald Trump has wrongly stated that everyone who wanted a test could get one, and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has continued to evolve as the crisis deepens.
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This week he published "We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy," a collection of essays bridging the Obama and Trump eras, and here Mr. Coates deepens his vision of American sonderweg.
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The ratio of jokes to screen time is satisfyingly high, and there are few stretches that aren't enlivened by humor that, joke by joke, with silliness and caustic asides, also deepens the movie.
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The stark black-and-white cinematography deepens the film's shadows and unease, but it also throws these grizzled faces into relief, sharpening their cheekbones and revealing the death's head under each man's grimace.
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As the standoff deepens between the central government and those who support independence for the wealthy northeastern region, Raul Romeva told the BBC that Catalonia's regional parliament would make a decision on independence.
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" The group criticized Trump, saying he "stands for racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, sexism, hostility towards women, warfare, denial of climate change, attacks on human rights and a policy that deepens poverty and inequality.
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In the grandma chicken mixian, a dark and grainy oil slick — a distillation of garlic and black sesame — dyes and deepens a chicken broth that is already so full-bodied it's almost sticky.
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So as Beijing's sultry summer deepens, Guo Jianmei and a group of fellow lawyers and feminists are rushing to complete a document urging the Communist Party to promote more women to leadership positions.
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As much as he tries, Rodrigues can never truly know Ferreira, and that inability to connect with another man so much like himself deepens the depth and anguish of his own self-doubt.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsOvernight Health Care: House Dems clash over Pelosi drug pricing bill | Senate blocks effort to roll back Trump ObamaCare moves | Number of uninsured children rises The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Pro-impeachment group pressures vulnerable GOP senators in new ads MORE (Maine), Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's defenders are running out of options Senate GOP in bind on impeachment MORE (Alaska) and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah) have not yet signed onto the resolution, according to an updated list of co-sponsors shared by Graham the day after he introduced the measure.
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On the other, it also significantly deepens the characterization of Arthur (Griffin Newman), the Tick's reluctant partner in solving crime, in a way that keeps bringing the show's freewheeling comedy back down to earth.
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One big problem ... Chyna is the one who pulled Rob out of his depression, but now the relationship has become the big problem -- they fight whenever they're together and it just deepens the problems.
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Crisis at Venezuela's PDVSA deepens as Caribbean debts pile upUnpaid debts and broken promises are making Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA an outcast in several Caribbean countries where it had been a guest of honor.
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The rebuttal from Barnier seems to indicate neither side is willing to budge when it comes to trade, which remains the single most pressing issue as the potential for a no-deal Brexit deepens.
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DUBAI/DOHA (Reuters) - International businesses are being caught in the crossfire of Qatar's dispute with its Arab neighbors as it delays shipments, lengthens travel times and prompts contingency plans in case the crisis deepens.
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The Obama administration made the mistake of getting involved in Syria in the first place; a new president who is smart would use the change in administrations to get out before the quagmire deepens.
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It successfully takes the characters from 1977's A New Hope and deepens them in interesting ways, almost constantly beating up on the good guys, instead of just handing them another string of victories.
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This deepens the crisis for Jet that has had to ground more than three-quarters of its fleet of 119 planes, many due to non-payment to lessors, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's state planner pledged on Wednesday to keep debt levels under control even as Beijing rolls out fresh stimulus to support the stumbling economy as a trade war with the U.S. deepens.
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In coming decades, other problems are expected to compel more people to leave their homes — like global warming, which is destroying livelihoods; entrenched corruption, which deepens poverty; and autocratic governments, which stifle personal freedoms.
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For example, it may be common knowledge that automation has killed coal jobs, but knowledge deepens into understanding when Horwitz notes that 12 miners a shift produce six million tons of coal a year.
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As the crisis surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic deepens and more U.S. states tell residents to stay home, consumers are increasingly flocking to Twitter for updates on the health, political and economic fallout.
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To the right and left alike, Judge Kavanaugh's nomination appears less like a final spasm of division — a sobering trauma, followed by calm resolution — than an event that deepens the national mood of turbulence.
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"Otto's fate deepens my administration's determination to prevent such tragedies from befalling innocent people at the hands of regimes that do not respect the rule of law or basic human decency," the statement said.
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Something is amiss on the island, and a sudden tragedy only deepens the mystery — until all is explained in a shocking ending that will make you want to start the book all over again.
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The kissing deepens, their bodies pressed close, she reaching up to slip from her shoulder the fragile strap of her dress, but with a single touch he stops her, his large hand over hers.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate The Hill's 6900:2628 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Left off debate stage, Bullock all-in on Iowa MORE and Sen.
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But Trump, who doesn't seem very interested in either, is stuck on a heated investigation into his campaign and pushing policy that only deepens party divides, from gun control and trade to immigration reform.
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The civil lawsuit seeking damages for defamation, battery, false imprisonment, and seven other claims deepens a long feud between Dolan and Oakley, a fan favorite who was a Knicks power forward from 1988 to 1998.
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As the crisis deepens, and as Gummi devises a devious, illegal response to it — one that will also settle scores once and for all with his brother — the film takes on a stark, elemental power.
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"Every time Putin issues these bombastic threats and touts his new doomsday devices, he should know he only deepens NATO's resolve to work together to ensure our collective security," Eric Pahon, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
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"Going forward, as domestic and overseas economic situations get more complicated, and economic restructuring deepens, some listed companies may face more and more operational pressure, while the risk of delisting could gradually surface," it said.
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The leadership in Beijing is signaling that it's ready and willing to deploy this severe measure, but, according to Bloomberg, that's only in the event that the trade war between China and the US deepens.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz, Cotton: US should withdraw from surveillance flight treaty The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's Russia ambassador nominee say US hasn't withdrawn from surveillance flight treaty MORE and Rep.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A major Chinese chemical producer based in the southern province of Yunnan said it has halted production of synthetic ammonia and urea due to natural gas shortages as China's winter heating crisis deepens.
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As their relationship deepens into love, she remains circumspect about her own background: she was born overseas, has travelled widely, studies pharmacy and lives in a walled compound in a family that has eight cars.
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Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier will shed jobs for the second time this year, cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce over two years as it deepens turnaround efforts at its rail division.
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The letter appears to contradict a claim Musk made on Twitter on Tuesday that he had yet to see any legal repercussions from his allegations, and deepens the problems for the already embattled technology billionaire.
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"Lazarus" — a track from his final album, "Blackstar," and also the title of his new theatrical musical — lyrically concerns itself with mortality, and the video, released a few days before his death, deepens that resonance.
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" The N.Y. Times' lead print story, "Democrats Fume As Georgia Loss Deepens Discord," by Alex Burns and Jonathan Martin, carries this memorable online headline: "Democrats Seethe After Georgia Loss: 'Our Brand Is Worse Than Trump.
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As Sophie's quest to get to know her "real" dad deepens, she's given the option of a DNA test—but she refuses after realizing that it doesn't really matter whom she's related to by blood.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines has canceled the environmental permits for four more mining projects, including one planned nickel venture, as the world's top nickel ore supplier deepens a months-long crackdown on the resources sector.
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The Canadian plane and train maker will shed jobs for the second time this year, cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce over two years as it deepens turnaround efforts at its rail division.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China plans to launch several mixed ownership pilot programs in the oil, natural gas and rail sectors as it deepens reforms of state-owned enterprises, the country's top economic planner said on Sunday.
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Exploring the event's far-reaching impact on the students and staff of Appleyard College, their enigmatic headmistress and the nearby township, theories soon abound, paranoia sets in, long-held secrets surface, and the mystery deepens.
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Long stretches of the movie, from the Spanish-born writer-director Antonio Méndez Esparza, making his second feature, could easily be mistaken for a documentary, an impression that Méndez Esparza deepens though his visual style.
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For the clay elements in her designs, Parker employs a unique technique: She applies a clear glaze, sandblasts it to remove the high gloss and finally coats the pieces with beeswax, which deepens their tone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government is hiring former Nestle executive Chris Tyas to oversee a "war room" set up to ensure the country's food security as the coronavirus crisis deepens, Sky News reported on Saturday.
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US oil dips below $20 per barrel as pressure continues Pressure on oil prices is only getting worse as the collapse in demand deepens and the price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia drags on.
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While it leans on the "Amity Island takes a dump on Sheriff Brody" theme, it inevitably deepens your love for Brody and his entire family — a feeling immediately undermined by the two subsequent Jaws films.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British businesses have turned gloomier about the economy as the country's political crisis deepens, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year, according to a survey published by an employers group on Friday.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio).
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - European airlines on Tuesday called on governments to draw up a package of measures including deferring taxes to rescue the struggling industry as the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
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Mr. Steffen's death deepens the medical mystery surrounding vaping-related illnesses, since most people who have been sickened by vaping have used products containing THC, but Mr. Steffen is believed to have exclusively vaped nicotine.
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But rather than argue over who's right, I want to step back and look at how a political media system increasingly organized around that axis deepens political identity, hardens polarization, and raises the political stakes.
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The comments by Suleiman Frangieh about Gebran Bassil, head of the political party founded by President Michel Aoun, point to deepening complications in the drive to form the government even as Lebanon's financial emergency deepens.
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Each revelation about the disasters, which together killed more than 20173 people, deepens Boeing's plight while piling ever greater responsibility on political leaders to respond to a drama that's testing global confidence in American aviation.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens 28500 Democrats defend climate priorities in MSNBC forum MORE, former Colorado Gov.
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As the story grows grimmer and pulpier, he plays with different registers of realism, deepens the shadows and narrows his focus, using tight close-ups and all the wood paneling to box the characters in.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah) and House Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens The Hill's 12:30 Report: McConnell pans House resolution on impeachment process The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP MORE (Wyo.), rushed to Vindman's defense amid the attacks.
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HONG KONG, March 21 (Reuters) - Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd posted on Wednesday a 98 percent rise in quarterly net profit, beating expectations as it deepens monetisation of the growing traffic on its social networks.
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Under normal circumstances, non-investment-grade companies rarely redeem bonds early as they don't always have easy access to refinancing, but that is changing as the yuan's fall deepens and financing channels in China become available.
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Hariri's resignation is being widely seen as part of a Saudi attempt to counter Iran as its influence deepens in Syria and Iraq and as Riyadh and its allies battle Iranian-allied Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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"When the economic crisis deepens, and this floats to the surface, it could be a serious blow to Putin," Stanislav A. Belkovsky, a political analyst, said of lending to a figure linked to Mr. Putin's family.
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A thorough examination of today's world reveals that, driven by scientific and technological progress, productive forces develop rapidly, which increasingly deepens the interconnectivity and interaction of human society; as such, the trend of globalization is irreversible.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon on Wednesday appeared to downplay any active preparations to directly intervene in Venezuela to topple President Nicolas Maduro, but acknowledged detailed contingency planning as political turmoil in the oil-rich nation deepens.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah) have criticized Trump's move.
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But as the dispute develops and deepens, the big unknown is Beijing—the Chinese view of Trump and his recent trade moves and their resulting strategy will likely be huge for the world economy going forward.
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Trudeau, who came to power in November 2015 promising to do more for women, has now lost two high-profile female ministers and his principal personal secretary in less than a month as the crisis deepens.
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ECB chief economist Peter Praet described the old TLTROs as "very generous", which suggests the conditions could be less favorable next time round, although if the euro zone's downturn deepens, policymakers could opt to stay generous.
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The Alliance for Peacebuilding agrees that we need to ensure that our community-police coordination deepens local ownership of security by institutionalizing mechanisms that exist for joint capacity building, information sharing, dialogue and consultation, and oversight.
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You just see different sides of that person, and if you go through it and you learn from it and you come out the other end better for it, then it deepens and strengthens your relationship.
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The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee this week renewed pressure on the Obama administration to develop a solution to the so-called "going dark" problem as conflict deepens over access to a terrorist's encrypted phone.
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In addition, while the issue is polarizing within both parties, immigration is an issue that divides the Democratic Party more so than it does the Republican Party, and backing down just solidifies and deepens these divisions.
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"No action should be undertaken by anyone in Mostar or anywhere else that, as a consequence, deepens divisions or raises tensions," representatives of major powers overseeing the implementation of Bosnia's peace process said in a statement.
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" JPMorgan, in a document dated a month before the agreement was signed, said the pending donation to Brookings "deepens/extends relationships with important client base among business and civic leaders both in the U.S. and abroad.
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As the measles outbreak deepens in New York City, health authorities have been focusing on schools affiliated with ultra-Orthodox Judaism, because those are the only city schools within which measles transmission has occurred so far.
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The judge's request, which includes an embargo of 50 million pesos ($2.9 million) on the former president's assets, also deepens the mystery surrounding the 2015 death of a prosecutor, Alberto Nisman, who was investigating the bombing.
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And the shock spreads and deepens when you delve into the larger, and continuing, story of American racial violence as told in another newly opened cultural site here, the Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (Ohio) and Sen.
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As the crisis deepens, U.S. lawmakers are considering changing some of about $58 billion in proposed emergency loans to the airline industry to cash grants to cover payroll costs, four people familiar with the matter said.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru fears Venezuela may be headed toward civil war as a political crisis deepens and its economy implodes under the rule of socialist Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Peru's foreign minister told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Sunday shows preview: Lawmakers mull Trump's war power, next steps with Iran Soleimani killing deepens distrust between Trump, Democrats MORE (R-Calif.); Sen.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyCandidates wish Sanders well after heart procedure Delaney loses Iowa state director in staff shakeup The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE (D-Md.) in a tweet.
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Two sources told Reuters on Thursday a panel of key energy ministers including Saudi Arabia and Russia had recommended the OPEC+ group deepens existing supply curbs of 1.2 million barrels per day by another 500,000 bpd.
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The U.S. experience with deflation in 1929-85033 and Japan's experience from 1998 until recently suggest that deflation not only deepens economic crises, it can be a quicksand that is extremely difficult to get out of.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said a panel of key energy ministers including Saudi Arabia and Russia had recommended the OPEC+ group deepens existing supply curbs of 1.2 million barrels per day by another 500,000 bpd.
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Assembling these repugnant posts and videos (cannily captured and published at the time by the industrious crime blogger and interviewee Alexandria Goddard) into a timeline of casual depravity, Schwartzman deepens her dive and widens her reach.
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The exquisitely understated tension between image and text deepens Spero's topical, bulletin-typed narratives into timeless meditations on cruelty and folly, driven home with a soul-crushing relentlessness made bearable only through their cleansing formal rigor.
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When Callum goes to talk to Ezran about growing up and facing hard truths, a monologue with an emotional significance that deepens through later reveals, Callum realizes he doesn't have the courage to tell the truth, either.
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Protect is a big part of that plan, because it deepens the relationship that Ring has with its customers, and allows it to gather data to help truly hone and personalize its alert system and monitoring services.
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After four and a half years of exploring Mars, NASA's Curiosity rover has made a new discovery that only deepens a long-standing mystery about the Red Planet — namely, how the world used to be so wet.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah) as his harshest GOP foe.
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Even as an artist there's always someplace I shouldn't be walking because my wristband isn't the right color and somehow I end up get chastised by a security person which deepens my fear of breaking the rules.
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The partisan divide over the House Intelligence Committee's probe of Russian interference in the U.S. presidential election deepens when the committee's top Democrat suggested its Republican chairman canceled a public hearing after pressure from the White House.
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Allowing Chinese passengers flying from China to transit in Taiwan benefits the development of the civil aviation industry and deepens exchanges between Taiwan and China, the island's quasi-governmental Straits Exchange Foundation said in a statement Monday.
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Image 2 of 2 CARACAS, Venezuela – Venezuela&aposs fractured opposition coalition is advancing in its efforts to unite around a new plan of action as the country&aposs economic crisis deepens, a key anti-government leader says.
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The last thing the nation needs is a new layer of federal regulations that makes mining more difficult, deepens the country's already dangerous dependency on foreign mineral supplies, and puts thousands of good-paying jobs at risk.
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BEIJING, March 6 (Reuters) - China plans to launch several mixed ownership pilot programmes in the oil, natural gas and rail sectors as it deepens reforms of state-owned enterprises, the country's top economic planner said on Sunday.
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Letters To the Editor: I was pleased to read that Donald Trump did not use the Republican National Committee talking points in his speech on immigration reform ("Discord Deepens Between Trump and Committee," front page, Sept. 3).
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U.S. officials said Friday that the Trump administration approved a plan to provide lethal weapons to Ukraine, in a long-awaited move that deepens America's involvement in the military conflict and may further strain relations with Russia.
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As the adjunct crisis deepens and as academic programs see their funding slashed, more and more graduate students, adjuncts, and even tenured professors feel the need to branch out into the world of mainstream (non-academic) publishing.
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Although Yoo Yeong-ha is not among the country's better-known lawyers, he wears his die-hard loyalty to the embattled president as a badge of honor, a rarity for Park as the scandal around her deepens.
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Ant Financial is shifting its main focus to technology services and away from payments and consumer finance as Beijing's crackdown on financial risk deepens, Reuters reported earlier this month, citing four sources with knowledge of the matter.
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As the secession crisis in Catalonia deepens, attention has turned to the northern Basque region — which, like Catalonia, has its own language, culture and long history of separatism — to see if the desire for independence proves contagious.
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LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - The British government is hiring former Nestle executive Chris Tyas to oversee a "war room" set up to ensure the country's food security as the coronavirus crisis deepens, Sky News reported on Saturday.
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In "Séancers," a follow-up to "#negrophobia," Mr. Kosoko deepens his continuing investigation into black "performativity" and loss — several of his family members have died in recent years — by exploring ritualistic practices of resurrection and paranormal activity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares hit their lowest in two weeks on Wednesday in a broadbased sell-off across oil, mining, technology and banking stocks amid renewed worries about a global economic slowdown and Italy's budget crisis deepens.
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Every time we fish she engages in a ritual that deepens her love of the sea, rivers, lakes, clean air and that singular fellowship that endures among anglers of all ages, races, genders and — even today — politics.
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"While we are a global company, having a permanent office in LA speaks to our commitment to the U.S. market and deepens our bonds with the city," writes Vanessa Pappas, TikTok's general manager in the United States.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Seven takeaways from a busy Democratic presidential campaign weekend in Iowa New Hampshire feels overlooked in Democratic presidential race MORE (D-Md.).
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Seven takeaways from a busy Democratic presidential campaign weekend in Iowa New Hampshire feels overlooked in Democratic presidential race MORE (D-Md.).
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But it's at this point where other mysteries take over and where "Shoplifters" deepens, opening up a story about a family with a declaration of moral principles and lifting what had been a good movie into greatness.
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Boeing crisis deepens as it halts 737 Max production Boeing (BA) shares are nearing their lowest point of the year after the company said it plans to suspend production of the 737 Max jet starting in January.
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"Incorporating the really cerebral aspects of ASMR with the visceral VR experience deepens and heightens that connection," said Darling.. That's true for the more game-ified adult VR experiences as well, though obviously in a more fantastical context.
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Trump approved the release of the formerly classified memo without redactions, despite objections from the FBI in a move that deepens tension between the White House and senior law enforcement that has existed since Trump first took office.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah) called the attacks "absurd," while Rep.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah), the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
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Even as the scientific community's understanding of the impact of climate change deepens, the topic — literally the biggest story on the planet — still receives relatively irregular coverage from the big cable TV networks, CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC.
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The speaker system stays fully concealed: a pair of glass tube tweeters in the aluminum legs, three midrange speakers hidden behind the front panel, a subwoofer on the bottom, and a rear driver that deepens the immersive effect.
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The teams' contrasting styles make for a fascinating rivalry, and the rumor that the Thunder's best player, Kevin Durant, could leave Oklahoma City to join the Warriors as a free agent this summer deepens the intrigue a bit.
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A source with knowledge of the matter said the ECB wants the two banks to cut their pile of bad loans - which total 17 billion euros ($18.7 billion) - quickly as it deepens its scrutiny of weak Italian lenders.
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Ant Financial Services, the dominant Chinese fintech company, is shifting its main focus to technology services and away from payments and consumer finance as Beijing's crackdown on financial risk deepens, four sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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The government's filing deepens the mystery surrounding Mr. Martin's grand-scale compilation over decades of a home library of top-secret material, some of which F.B.I. agents found lying in the open in his car and home office.
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Trilobites Some of the world's most cataclysmic volcanic eruptions are associated with the collapse of a caldera, a depression in the top of the volcano that forms and deepens as a reservoir of magma below it empties out.
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Even as the climate crisis deepens, banks around the world continue to invest heavily in new fossil-fuel infrastructure to the tune of $1.9 trillion in the few years since the ink dried on the Paris Climate Agreement.
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If India becomes reluctant to invest in Iran, Tehran could seek deeper economic partnership with Pakistan and even consider joining the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a project opposed by New Delhi that deepens Beijing's influence in South Asia.
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Bigger picture: Even though Mr. Guaidó fell short of toppling Mr. Maduro, the events cast a harsh new light on the division within the armed forces, which puts Venezuela in a precarious position as its political crisis deepens.
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It's a great example of what's possible when smart people and organizations collaborate and make their efforts available to the community, and there are bound to be plenty more examples like this as the COVID-19 crisis deepens.
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The critical question of whether Afghanistan will have an acceptable election or face yet another political crisis rests on a technically complicated process of tallying votes, playing out against an environment of mistrust that deepens as time passes.
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Court rulings often bring clarity to thorny policy issues — but a mixed decision yesterday on the FCC's handling of net neutrality rules only deepens a bitter internet policy debate that's been raging in Washington for over a decade.
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The most compelling of such works hang on the wall: Valerie Hegarty, Thomas Mailaender and Jesse Edwards have turned ceramics into imitations of paintings, photographs and TV sets, with the objects getting flatter as the illusionistic space deepens.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens 2020 Democrats defend climate priorities in MSNBC forum MORE (D), as climate czar if elected.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Seven takeaways from a busy Democratic presidential campaign weekend in Iowa New Hampshire feels overlooked in Democratic presidential race MORE (D-Md.), Rep.
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Washington has been urging the European Union to take a tougher stance on Maduro, who France, the United States and several Latin American nations accuse of installing a dictatorship as a political and economic crisis deepens in Venezuela.
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Its guitar-picking intro bears an odd, doubtless coincidental, resemblance to the Lady Gaga-Bradley Cooper hit "Shallow," but its gathering impact comes from its expansive arrangement, which opens and deepens around his voice like an endless prairie.
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Adlon, who's Emmy-nominated for her performance in season one, keeps the Louie structure, in that each episode of Better Things is essentially a vignette from Sam's life, but she both deepens those vignettes and makes them smaller.
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You can encounter and absorb it without knowing anything beforehand, but it also deepens in meaning once you know what surrounds it and has come before, once you allow others to share with you how they see it.
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Once up and running, the team is hoping the software will be able to fill in some of the gaps that are currently being under-serviced as the universal financial strain being experienced by newsrooms around the world deepens.
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" In a statement released later, Trump added that Warmbier's death "deepens my administration's determination to prevent such tragedies from befalling innocent people at the hands of regimes that do not respect the rule of law or basic human decency.
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Payment times for metals are already rising from China and India, industry sources said, as overcapacity in commodities like steel and aluminium deepens a four-year old price slump that has left a majority of metals producers under water.
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"At the moment, you do it by necessity because you have no home for your oil rather than as a trading position," the trader said, adding that "people won't do it willingly" until contango deepens and freight costs ease.
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The U.S. administration is considering limits to Chinese video surveillance firm Hikvision's ability to buy U.S. technology, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, in a move that deepens worries about trade frictions between the world's two top economies.
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The new venture deepens Boeing's involvement in the supply chain for cabin interiors after it introduced a new supplier of economy-class seats for its top-selling 737 series in late 2016: Huntington Beach, California-based LIFT by EnCore.
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But it's not intense enough yet: Andersen then lines the top and bottom waterlines with navy eyeliner, and then deepens the outer corners yet again with a navy shadow to get the perfect mix of blues for this look.
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South Korea said on Monday it plans to drop Japan from its "white list" of countries with fast-track trade status from September, a tit-for-tat move that deepens a diplomatic and trade rift between the two countries.
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While this one report doesn't sum up everything there is to know about how people had sex at this time, it certainly deepens our understanding of Victorian women, who are all too often painted in broad strokes at best.
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The brinkmanship six weeks after the April 9 election poses another challenge to the decade-long reign of the right-wing leader some Israelis have hailed as "King Bibi" and deepens political uncertainty in a country riven with division.
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While Opes stresses the complexity and case-by-case nature of mortgage originations, any connection between illiquid private shares/RSUs and mortgage terms deepens the relationship between the historically volatile valuations of private startups and the recovering housing market.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Simmering anger over India's crackdown on 10 weeks of protests in Kashmir risks drawing more young people to radical rebellion, demonstrators and security officials warn, as the sense of despair and alienation from New Delhi deepens.
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"[Parenthood] deepens your love for your partner because you see them in a different light going through, in our case, the trouble of actually having a kid," says Legend, 40, who's also dad to 18-month-old son Miles.
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In Philip Guston and the Poets, the curated relationship between paintings and poetic wall text successfully mirrors the relationship between this beloved artist and his linguistic muses; it focuses a visitor's attention and deepens the mystery in each piece.
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Early signs of these trends may already be starting to emerge as the de-globalization drift deepens, with the Trump administration's "America First" world view sowing doubt over how global trade will evolve in the years and decades ahead.
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"The market has largely ignored the decline in U.S. crude inventories and assumed the demand side will remain weak in the foreseeable future as the global cyclical slowdown deepens," said Margaret Yang, market analyst at CMC Markets in Singapore.
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To the Sports Editor: Re "Harvey's Slide Deepens as Nationals Hammer Him a Second Time," May 25: Instead of having Matt Harvey stay in the rotation, skip a start or go to the minors, put him in the bullpen.
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"What Maisie Knew," Henry James A brilliant social comedy seen wholly from a child's point of view, this is a dazzling technical feat that, as always with James, deepens as it develops — like the life of the child herself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists in Britain have for the first time created a structure that resembles a mouse embryo using a 3D scaffold and two types of stem cells - research which deepens understanding of the earliest stages of mammalian development.
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The worry that objecting to Cards Against Humanity might make you a jerk deepens with the knowledge that the people who made it are incontrovertibly good — or at least like to act that way while simultaneously extending the brand.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) said on the floor.
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That shines through, but the sheer "we have to fix this now" desperation that resulted from the one-year-to-fix-this-movie timeline created a film that enriches and deepens the ideas introduced in the first Toy Story.
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This study deepens scientific understanding of glass eels, an important and historically overfished life stage, said David Righton, an eel expert at the Center for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science in Britain who was not involved in the study.
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Brazil's Supreme Court early on Thursday rejected former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's plea to avoid prison while he appeals a corruption conviction, in a vote that likely ends his political career and deepens divisions in the country.
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Yet it's hard not to read a moral dimension into the Tiger story, and the forthcoming biography by Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian ("Tiger Woods") only deepens your sense that all along this was a tragedy in the making.
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Next, they could read "Tracking Harvey's Destructive Path Through Texas and Louisiana" or "Stalled Over Gulf, Harvey Deepens Texans' Soggy Misery," continuing Times coverage about all the damage Hurricane Harvey has caused, including many deaths and untold property damage.
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"While we are a global company, having a permanent office in LA speaks to our commitment to the US market and deepens our bonds with the city, and the talent and companies, that call it home," the company said.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetWatchdog: Energy Department not doing enough to protect grid against cyber attacks The Hill's 6900:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Judd Gregg: Chance of a political lifetime MORE (D-Colo.), Montana Gov.
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The big picture: Even without those new tools online, catching sight of C/2019 Q4 just 2 years after seeing 'Oumuamua already deepens the mystery around just how many of these interstellar objects might be visiting our solar system.
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Maduro's welcoming of the North Korean leader comes as he deepens diplomatic relations with rivals of the United States and many European countries, such as Russia, China and Turkey, amid hyperinflation and a fifth year of economic contraction in Venezuela.
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Democrats hope that Kupperman and John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE, former national security adviser, can deliver key pieces of information in their probe.
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Still, operating profit as a percentage of sales stagnated at 15 percent in the quarter and at 15.3 percent in the first nine months, shy of the 20 percent it is aiming for by 2021 as it deepens its SABIC partnership.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Los Angeles County's homeless population has swelled by 12% during the past year as a shortage of affordable housing deepens in and around America's second-largest city, pushing more people into poverty, a study released on Tuesday found.
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This integration that will allow you to play Spotify on your Samsung Smart TV through the SmartThings app deepens the integration between Spotify and Samsung's voice assistant Bixby, making Spotify the default choice whenever you ask Bixby to look for music.
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As a six-month-old spat between Saudi Arabia and Qatar deepens, the organization's Gulf ministers will have to scrap their tradition of meeting behind closed doors to agree policy before OPEC holds its twice-yearly talks, OPEC sources say.
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The U.S. trade war with China initially forced U.S. pork exporters to scour the world for new markets but as the swine fever crisis deepens they're gearing up for new opportunities to supply the Chinese market later this year and next.
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Over time, wood deepens or even silences those delicate flavors, also adding notes such as vanillas, fig, raisin, caramel and tannins, the element that lends a structure to a fine spirit then finessed under the care of a talented whisky maker.
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Health care bill in trouble While the Russian controversy deepens, the President may also be called into rescue the faltering push to repeal Obamacare, amid signs that discord in the Senate over the issue could derail a foundational Republican promise.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Court early on Thursday rejected former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's plea to avoid prison while he appeals a corruption conviction, in a vote that likely ends his political career and deepens divisions in the country.
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Marianne's radio silence is a storytelling contrivance (for personal reasons, Ms. Swinton agreed to appear in the movie if she didn't speak), but it adds to the character's celebrity aura and deepens the sense of isolation conveyed by the location.
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"His experience with economic policy issues deepens the expertise we offer our clients, and he brings a unique perspective on the role of the government and other competitive dynamics that determine the course of business, technology and innovation," Samuelson said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea said on Monday it plans to drop Japan from its "white list" of countries with fast-track trade status from September, a tit-for-tat move that deepens a diplomatic and trade rift between the two countries.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As the United Kingdom's Brexit crisis deepens, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan have differing views of the ultimate outcome but the two titans of Wall Street agree on one thing: They don't believe there will be a no-deal Brexit.
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BEIJING, Dec 12 (Reuters) - China's Yunnan Yuntianhua Co , a major chemical producer based in the southern province of Yunnan, has halted synthetic ammonia production due to natural gas shortages as the nation's winter heating crisis deepens, it said on Tuesday.
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Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Garth Brooks accepts Library of Congress's Gershwin Prize for Popular Song GOP, Democrats hash out 2020 strategy at dueling retreats MORE (R-Kan.), holding up a Clorox wipe.
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That D'Eramo then escaped, drifted around the chaos of the collapsing Reich, sneaked into a transit camp a stone's throw from Dachau, and was ultimately paralyzed when a crumbling wall fell on her back, only deepens the mystery of her motives.
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But as Spain's territorial crisis deepens, Podemos has acquired a new political centrality that will require it to propose an alternative to the status quo that appeals to both the center-left Socialist Party's supporters as well as Catalan nationalists.
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His announcement that the United States would close the P.L.O.'s office in Washington deepens the rift between the Trump administration and the Palestinians, which opened up after Mr. Trump announced he would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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His relationship with King George VI (Ben Mendelsohn) is strained at first — the king clearly dislikes this slovenly replacement for the refined Chamberlain — but both men evolve as they figure out how to work together while the conflict abroad deepens.
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The RBA has purchased A$9 billion in Australian government bonds since it launched QE on March 20 in a bid to ensure credit was cheap and freely available across the economy as the hit from the coronavirus pandemic deepens.
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Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Finland - the fiscally conservative "Frugals" - are opposed, although there are signs that the subject may not always be as off-limits for them as it is now, especially if the havoc wrought by the virus deepens.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez earlier ordered the closure of 21 mines, mostly nickel producers that account for about half of output in the world's biggest nickel ore supplier, as a government campaign to fight environmental degradation deepens.
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OTTAWA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - As a blockade of Canada's rail lines drags on and the economic impact deepens, police aware of the bitter legacy created by past fatal clashes with indigenous protesters have chosen not to clear the tracks by force.
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Furthermore, refusing to take in more refugees even as the United States' role in the conflict deepens goes against our nation's long history of leading the world in responding to refugee crises, and particularly those to which our own actions contributed.
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That deepens the tragedy of Ladji (an excellent Ibrahim Koma), who turns to gangsterism so that his sister will stop turning tricks and who, even as he advances through the underworld, remains as much a victim as a victimizer. (M.
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Mexico and the United States are looking into whether armed U.S. federal air marshals could be deployed on commercial cross-border flights, according to a document seen by Reuters and a Mexican official, as Mexico deepens security ties with its neighbor.
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As in San Francisco to the north, Los Angeles city officials have come under increasing pressure to reduce the growing homeless population, which has swelled by 12% during the past year as a shortage of affordable housing deepens in Southern California.
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Self-help author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson calls for impeachment inquiry Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE also said climate change would get high billing in her administration.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens 2020 Democrats defend climate priorities in MSNBC forum MORE to serve as a climate czar in his administration.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc and the provincial government of Guizhou in southwest China unveiled on Sunday a $280 million joint venture for the design, development and sale of advanced server technology, as the U.S. chipmaker deepens its Chinese relations.
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And Rudy Giuliani — the president's personal attorney, who has been instrumental in pursuing an investigation into unfounded theories about both the Bidens and Ukrainian meddling in the 2016 presidential election — is lawyering up as his involvement in the scandal deepens.
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JOANN D. CLAPS, RANDOLPH, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Democrats Fume as Georgia Loss Deepens Discord" (front page, June 22): I understand the frustration in Democratic ranks after a disheartening eight months, but I disagree about the party's near-term prospects.
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The Murdochs are "leaning toward" taking Bill O'Reilly off the air at Fox News as his sexual harassment scandal deepens, his advertising revenue plummets and the family looks toward solidifying their planned takeover of European broadcaster Sky, per NY Mag's Gabriel Sherman.
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Democrats have requested closed-door testimony from at least three more witnesses next week, including former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE.
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Charles Kupperman, a former deputy to former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE, refused to comply with his subpoena to testify Monday.
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Pentagon pledges With the conflict spiraling and the role of US weapons in its deterioration becoming clearer, all while the humanitarian crisis deepens by the day, the Pentagon has pledged to investigate how its military hardware ended up in the wrong hands.
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When she lists her spare bedroom on Airbnb, the cast of tenants that moves through Isobel's life deepens her sexual exploration and reshapes some of her closest relationships (with a little help along the way from guest star Jemima Kirke, of course).
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (R-Utah) has proven to be a thorn in the president's side.
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On Wednesday, news broke that former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE had been invited to give a deposition on Nov. 7.
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However, despite the current slate of interviews, lawmakers are hoping to hear from one potential witness more than others: John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE.
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An image of Thule, sent overnight and barely more detailed than previous images, deepens the mystery of whether Thule is a single rock shaped like an asymmetrical peanut or actually two rocks orbiting each other, "blurred together because of their proximity," Stern said.
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Read more: Brazil impeaches president as recession deepens New President hasn't had the greatest track record... Temer, who was once Rousseff's deputy but is not from her party, was sworn in to finish out her term, through the next general election in 2018.
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Economists had already expected the world's second-largest economy to lose some momentum this year as the government deepens its push to contain a build-up in corporate debt, while a war on pollution and a cooling property market weigh on its manufacturers.
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So as the White House sets up a war room to wage a fight for the Trump presidency as the Russia intrigue deepens, it may be as important to change the President's conduct as it is to discredit the campaign against him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Yemen has roughly three months supply of wheat left to draw from, leaving the country exposed to serious disruption as a central bank crisis cuts food imports and starvation deepens, the top U.N. aid official in the country told Reuters.
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Escovedo and Gramentieri didn't have Trump , or his wall, or ICE square in their sights when they started, but the tragedy of the lives disrupted on both sides of the southern border suffuses the album; the context deepens an idiosyncratic cycle of songs.
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SEOUL, Aug 12 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Monday it plans to drop Japan from its "white list" of countries with fast-track trade status from September, a tit-for-tat move that deepens a diplomatic and trade rift between the two countries.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A group of Indian banks, seeking to recover more than $1 billion in loans from Kingfisher Airlines has taken possession of nine trademarks related to the defunct carrier as the mystery over the whereabouts of its chief, Vijay Mallya, deepens.
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May's departure deepens the Brexit crisis as a new leader, who should be in place by the end of July, is likely to want a more decisive split, raising the chances of a confrontation with the EU and potentially a snap parliamentary election.
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In fact, painting her in this pained light deepens her complexity by giving a more terrible clarity to her motives in the next episode, when she takes vengeance on Hagar, a foreign woman of lesser social status, whom she perceives as a rival.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Australian and Canadian central banks were among the first responders to the crisis with sharp 50 basis point interest rate cuts -- but how much more room do they have if this crisis deepens?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will suspend a rule requiring airlines to run most of their scheduled services or else forfeit landing slots, to give carriers some breathing space as the coronavirus crisis deepens, EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday.
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Y.) and Oversight and Reform Committee acting Chairwoman Carolyn MaloneyCarolyn Bosher MaloneyHouse Republicans 'demand the release of the rules' on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Washington mourns loss of Elijah Cummings MORE (D-N.
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This is usually where such movies fall apart, but Jonathan Penner's sharp script (from a story by Robert Damon Schneck) and Stacy Title's assured direction keep the heat on, and there's some resourceful misdirection that deepens the story and intensifies the scares.
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WASHINGTON — The impeachment inquiry that has imperiled President Trump and captured the attention of a divided nation is now threatening to overshadow House Democrats' attempts to show that they can govern, posing a political dilemma that deepens as the investigation marches on.
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Already the effective winner of Syria's civil war, President Bashar al-Assad is closer than ever to retaking Syria's last rebel-held territory, Idlib Province in northwest Syria, a milestone that will clinch his victory even as it deepens his people's suffering.
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Sorokin, now 27, is in prison at Rikers Island, but the fact that her story is going to Rhimes and Netflix only deepens her notoriety, and will probably glamorize the time she spent expensing extravagant hotels and meals to financiers that didn't exist.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesSoleimani killing deepens distrust between Trump, Democrats House votes to impeach Trump Schiff defends FBI investigation into Trump campaign, saying errors were not 'apparent' two years ago MORE (Calif.), the top House Intelligence Committee Republican, didn't return requests for comment.
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The fact remains, though, that a Republican committee chairman has said Mr. Trump's first national security adviser concealed payments from Russia while Moscow was under investigation for meddling in the election, and that deepens an already serious problem for this White House.
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With technical skill reminiscent of the late William Trevor, Moshfegh allows a major event to intrude unexpectedly, and the narrative deepens to reveal the enigmatic depths of the husband's personality as he looks back on his life and flies back to the island.
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That tally over seven months exceeds the 259.8930 Russian armed personnel and contractors estimated by Reuters to have been killed in Syria over the previous 15 months, indicating a significant rise in the rate of battlefield losses as the country's involvement deepens.
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The fact that the show itself is filmed in a gritty, low-key style only deepens that tension: it's a debate about authenticity framed by a TV genre whose creators, like rappers, are fixated on the creative possibilities of keeping it real. ♦
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump's GOP challengers call for impeachment at debate The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Primary challenger Weld accuses Trump of committing treason 'pure and simple' with Ukraine call MORE (R), Former South Carolina Gov.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump's GOP challengers call for impeachment at debate The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Primary challenger Weld accuses Trump of committing treason 'pure and simple' with Ukraine call MORE (R) and former Rep.
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New York City Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate Biden extends lead over Warren, Sanders The Hill's 28503:22019 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE exited the 2020 presidential race on Friday.
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And when Franklin gets up from the piano bench to finish off the song—"That's a piece of theatre, and she's a diva in the best sense, so, of course , she had to do that at the perfect moment"—the joy deepens.
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Only one other candidate, best-selling author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson calls for impeachment inquiry Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE, is relatively close to qualifying for the fourth debate.
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Team Rising weighs in on why Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate Biden extends lead over Warren, Sanders The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE's 2020 campaign never gained any traction.
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Ms. Jones's new book further expands on her initial account and deepens her portraits of black Angeleno artists, past and present, among them Houston Conwill, Melvin Edwards, David Hammons, Maren Hassinger, Samella Lewis, Senga Nengudi, John Outterbridge, Noah Purifoy and Betye Saar.
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But as his friendship with Meriwether deepens, Gabriel starts to see the casual racism of friends and family in a new light, and after Meriwether confronts a bigoted fellow employee at the garage, Gabriel must save his savior from a potentially violent end.
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That is far from a case for celebration but rather, impossible as it may seem, deepens the hopelessness around this war that not even Russia can win the one thing that would be likeliest to end it: the peaceful and negotiated departure of Assad.
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Olagbaju: Yeah, the other thing that deepens this for me is that my mom's side of the family, when we were part of enslaved people, our plantation was part of the Aiken plantation in Charleston, North Carolina and Ta-coumba's last name is Aiken.
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"The city's decision to collaborate with Lyft deepens a partnership that will reduce vehicle congestion, increase public transportation trips and provide equitable transportation solutions to all residents of Santa Monica," Caroline Samponaro, Lyft's head of bike and scooter policy, said in an email statement.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico and the United States are looking into whether armed U.S. federal air marshals could be deployed on commercial cross-border flights, according to a document seen by Reuters and a Mexican official, as Mexico deepens security ties with its neighbor.
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Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens The Hill's 12:30 Report: McConnell pans House resolution on impeachment process The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP MORE (R-Wyo.) and Sen.
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If the trend is sustained, that would suggest the domestic bourse will benefit from the blockade, but it will stir concerns that some investors will steer clear of the Swiss market as a whole as the heated row over a stalled partnership treaty deepens.
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If you criminalize poverty, it's not hard to see how you end up with people being arrested for asking for a subway swipe—an arrest deepens the cycle of poverty by making them miss work, a job interview, or picking their kid up from school.
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With our economic and national security increasingly dependent on new uses for dozens of metals and minerals, the last thing we need is a new layer of federal regulation that makes U.S. mining more difficult, and deepens our already dangerous dependency on foreign suppliers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A no-deal exit by the United Kingdom from the European Union would push sterling to its lowest against the euro since the global financial crisis a decade ago, UBS Wealth Management said on Thursday as uncertainty over the chaotic process deepens.
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MUMBAI, March 10 (Reuters) - A group of Indian banks, seeking to recover more than $1 billion in loans from Kingfisher Airlines, has taken possession of nine trademarks related to the defunct carrier as the mystery over the whereabouts of its chief, Vijay Mallya, deepens.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A vessel carrying U.S. soybeans was unloading its cargo worth at least $23 million at the Chinese port of Dalian on Monday, becoming one of the first shipments to incur hefty new import duties as the trade row deepens between Beijing and Washington.
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The complaint by Darabont and Creative Artists Agency, which represents him, deepens a legal battle that began with a December 2013 lawsuit, in which they now claim to have been deprived of more than $280 million of profit over the show's first seven seasons.
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In "Our Beloved Kin: A New History of King Philip's War" (Yale), Brooks deepens the story considerably, focussing on indigenous geographical and linguistic knowledge, and tracing the life of Weetamoo, the widow of Wamsutta and the saunkskwa , or female leader, of her tribe, the Pocasset.
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The opportunity for minority and majority party members to discuss, debate, and most importantly, to offer amendments on pending legislation improves the quality of legislation and deepens the legitimacy of the process by incorporating the diversity of voices and viewpoints Congress is intended to represent.
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Trump's attorney, Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowDemocrats to test Trump as impeachment moves to new stage Mulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens MORE, branded the House resolution as "retroactive due process" and insufficient shortly after it passed.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil will export less corn than expected this year as the supply crisis in the world's No. 2 exporter deepens, giving rival producers a rare chance to boost sales abroad amid a global glut weighing on world prices, a Reuters poll showed.
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" Last month, the Trump administration said it was "committed to modernizing the H-22A visa program rules in a way that is responsive to stakeholder concerns and that deepens our confidence in the program as a source of legal and verified labor for agriculture.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 2202 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (D-Mich.) after the failed procedural vote.
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When CNN's Dana Bash asked Biden if he would call in the US military to help, Biden was clear that had would indeed do so to build additional hospitals, which could well be necessary, given that hospitals may be overwhelmed as the crisis deepens.
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It filed a lawsuit in 2016 to stop then interior secretary, Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeThe case for transferring federal lands back to Native Americans International hunting council disbands amid litigation Europe deepens energy dependence on Russia MORE, from transferring the land to the CSKT.
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"As the technology war continues, China's industrial profits starting from May will likely deteriorate faster (than January-April)," she said, adding that a 5.0% year-on-year contraction in January-May profits is possible as a downturn in earnings for the telecom industry deepens.
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Our military leaders will want to avoid answering the president's "who pays" question, but if the U.S. deepens its involvement in Syria, it will be expected to fund a large part of the reconstruction that is estimated to cost $100 billion to $350 billion.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump's GOP challengers call for impeachment at debate The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Primary challenger Weld accuses Trump of committing treason 'pure and simple' with Ukraine call MORE are scheduled to debate from 7 p.m.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate The Hill's 2202:2628 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens 28500 Democrats defend climate priorities in MSNBC forum MORE, who centered his campaign on addressing climate change, dropped out of the race.
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J.) and former hedge fund manager and activist Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr Steyer2020 Democrats seize on Trump, Ukraine transcript: 'This is a smoking gun' Poll: Warren overtakes Biden, Sanders in New Hampshire The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE.
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The deal deepens China's exposure to Swedish automakers, with Geely owning Volvo Cars and the largest investor in truckmaker AB Volvo, and another Chinese investor having created NEVS in 2012 after buying the core assets and IP rights of Saab Automobile following its demise.
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Volkswagen plans to invest the proceeds in transforming its auto production as it readies the launch of dozens of electric vehicles over the coming years and deepens an alliance with Ford Motor Co. In March, VW had postponed the Traton listing citing jittery markets.
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The carmaker plans to invest proceeds in transforming its auto production as it readies the launch of dozens of electric vehicles over the coming years and deepens an alliance with Ford Motor Co. Reporting by Arno Schuetze; Editing by Riham Alkousaa and Mark Potter
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The tie-up deepens the partnership between the companies, which in January announced a joint venture to build electric-vehicle (EV) batteries, pooling the R&D and manufacturing strengths of one of the world's largest automakers and battery makers to compete in the fast-growing EV market.
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The carmaker plans to invest proceeds in transforming its auto production as it readies the launch of dozens of electric vehicles over the coming years and deepens an alliance with Ford Motor Co. Reporting by Edward Taylor and Arno Schuetze; Editing by Douglas Busvine and Mark Potter
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May's imminent departure deepens the Brexit crisis as a new leader, who should be in place by the end of July, is likely to want a more decisive split with the bloc, raising the chances of a confrontation with the EU and potentially a snap parliamentary election.
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The new tie-up between Volvo and Autoliv deepens the relationship, through the formation of a new company with a dedicated staff of around 200 to start, pulled from each parent organization, with a growth goal of reaching up to 600 employees in the relatively near future.
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The doom and gloom following the vote deepens when looking at job security, with 22 percent of workers surveyed feeling less secure in their job because of the referendum's outcome; in comparison to the mere 3 percent of those who felt more secure on the job front.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz, Cotton: US should withdraw from surveillance flight treaty The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's Russia ambassador nominee say US hasn't withdrawn from surveillance flight treaty MORE (R-Texas), said he's optimistic about the Nationals winning their first World Series.
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Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens A diverse intern-to-member pipeline will lead to a truer representation of our democracy For Pelosi, the risk of not impeaching Trump has exceeded the risk of impeaching him MORE as Senate majority leader?
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A Monster Calls is a beautiful, meticulously photographed film — both in its depiction of Conor's mundane reality or the more fantastical sequences with the creature — but the treatment of the monster's stories deepens the sense that we're watching a fable, one where everything has to work out.
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The carmaker plans to invest proceeds in transforming its auto production as it readies the launch of dozens of electric vehicles over the coming years and deepens an alliance with Ford Motor Co. ($1 = 0.8803 euros) (Reporting by Arno Schuetze; Editing by Riham Alkousaa and Mark Potter)
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READ MORE: Briton confirmed missing as mystery deepens over Hong Kong booksellers Although it was returned to Chinese control in 1997, Hong Kong has different laws from China, agreed to under a 50-year compact between China and the UK, which administered Hong Kong before the handover.
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Every time the U.S. embarks on a new war to "rid the world of a monster," it deepens the resolve of other "monsters" who believe the only way to protect themselves from our penchant for regime change wars is to have nuclear weapons as a deterrent.
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That leaves Nycha, which relies primarily on federal subsidies and the rent it collects from residents, with a hole of more than $21.5 billion and deepens concerns over the city's ability to preserve the vast and vital stock of affordable housing, home to at least 22017,203 people.
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What Obamacare's next step looks like will depend on the fall elections — and perhaps whether the coronavirus pandemic, which has made vivid the gaps and inequities in a system where even the insured could face big financial obstacles to care, deepens Americans' appetite for fixing health care.
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Experts say officials in Australia, the United States, and New Zealand are closely watching Beijing as it deepens its influence in the South Pacific through infrastructure projects and loans to smaller nations, and any effort to build military bases in the region would be particularly worrisome.
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Will the city be forced to release it in a way that deepens the crisis of public confidence in law enforcement, or will it be released in a way that helps restore the 'foundation of trust' between residents and police on which effective law enforcement depends?
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Rick LarsenRichard (Rick) Ray LarsenThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Trump has had a rough October The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens The Hill's Morning Report - Tempers boil over at the White House MORE (D-Wash.) and FAA Deputy Administrator Daniel Elwell.
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"As the indictment states, neither the President nor the campaign were aware," Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens Mulvaney admission deals blow to White House impeachment defense MORE said in a statement to NBC News.
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The thought of watching Willie Nelson, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Katy Perry, and Susan Boyle in the same movie is, believe me, far more diverting than the actuality, and the awkwardness deepens in "Zoolander 2," which harbors some vague desire to make sport of the fashion industry.
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The sensed absence of time — the result, paradoxically, of an unusual amount of it being accumulated within each picture — is accentuated by another lack that deepens the enveloping aura of emptiness and, as a consequence, emphasizes the connection with the photographic past: no traffic, no congestion.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens A diverse intern-to-member pipeline will lead to a truer representation of our democracy For Pelosi, the risk of not impeaching Trump has exceeded the risk of impeaching him MORE (R-Ky.) and Sen.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzCruz, Cotton: US should withdraw from surveillance flight treaty The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Trump's Russia ambassador nominee say US hasn't withdrawn from surveillance flight treaty MORE (D-Texas) last year is by far the best Democratic result in Texas in 2628 years.
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I think everyone involved is really committed to respecting the existing mythology and making sure this new chapter deepens that, up to and including answering some of the questions left at the end of the original series that I know I have and I know the audience has.
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While season one mostly centered on Penelope's attempts to give her family the best lives possible and Elena's realization that she's gay, season two deepens these stories while spreading the narrative around so that everyone gets something to make their characters even more well-rounded than they already were.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) pointed out that the Senate bill already includes a massive expansion of unemployment benefits.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowCoronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens Democrats call for stimulus to boost Social Security benefits by 220006 a month Senate negotiators near agreement on keeping rebates in coronavirus stimulus package MORE (Mich.), a member of the Democratic leadership team, told reporters Friday morning.
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What complicates and deepens that narrative is that both Brown and Allen are black, and their success flies in the face of a genre that has often been ruthlessly closed-minded about who can lay claim to the rural experience, at least when it comes to songs about it.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - Primark is closing all of its stores around the world, a loss of roughly 650 million pounds ($760 million) worth of net sales a month, and will stop placing new orders with suppliers, its parent company said on Monday as the coronavirus outbreak deepens.
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David, Laura, and Robert — all of whom spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that pseudonyms be used instead of their real names — are some of the hundreds of thousands of Americans now facing an uncertain new reality as the coronavirus pandemic deepens and their support networks are disrupted.
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While it will take a major shift in regional and international opinion — signified by a consensus in the Security Council and the African Union — to get contending factions in South Sudan to agree to such a proposal, an African Union trusteeship has become necessary as the crisis deepens.
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Bloomberg: Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr Steyer2020 Democrats seize on Trump, Ukraine transcript: 'This is a smoking gun' Poll: Warren overtakes Biden, Sanders in New Hampshire The Hill's 12:85003 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE invests in companies he says are part of the problem.
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Her soft leather totes—shaped like a U, in a typeface with strong edges—became a ubiquitous staple for those who could afford it and, eventually, mall brands looking for a sure thing, a rare instance of a trend that deepens rather than dilutes through the democratic embrace of the masses.
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Prior to his ouster, former national security advisor John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE urged Trump to sign a document signaling his intent to withdraw from the treaty, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens A diverse intern-to-member pipeline will lead to a truer representation of our democracy For Pelosi, the risk of not impeaching Trump has exceeded the risk of impeaching him MORE (R-Ky.) slammed Pelosi on Sept.
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House Republican Conference Chairwoman Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens The Hill's 85033:30 Report: McConnell pans House resolution on impeachment process The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP MORE (Wyo.) condemned attacks on Lt. Col.
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"We are also very happy that the two countries of China and Spain have achieved increasingly fruitful results in cracking down on crime and in joint law enforcement as political trust continuously deepens and pragmatic cooperation advances in a variety of areas," the ministry said at a briefing on Friday.
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Fault lines: GOP civil war deepens The billionaire businessman also plans to tap his "massive rolodex" of personal contacts -- from business executives to members of his golf clubs to personal friends who have not traditionally been involved in campaigns -- to help fund the party's general election efforts, a campaign adviser said.
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The testing effect has proved especially reliable for other students, and it is a natural first choice to measure the potential application to A.D.H.D. The principle is straightforward: Once a student is familiar with a topic, testing himself on it deepens the recall of the material more efficiently than restudying.
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HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-AIRLINES/ Airline industry turmoil deepens as coronavirus pain spreads SYDNEY/BERLIN (Reuters) - Airline industry turmoil deepened on Thursday as Qantas Airways told most of its 30,000 staff to take leave and Lufthansa said the industry may not survive without state aid if the coronavirus pandemic lasted a long time.
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As The Times reported on Monday, Chinese-Americans and other Asians lumped together with them by racists are being beaten, spat on, yelled at and insulted from coast to coast, driving some members of the maligned minority to purchase firearms in the fear of worse to come as the pandemic deepens.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) want to change the Senate's rules to allow for remote voting during a national crisis.
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" Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens Mulvaney admission deals blow to White House impeachment defense MORE, a personal lawyer for Trump, said in a statement that the president's team is "reviewing the opinion and evaluating all options including appeals.
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The rules were authorized by 2018 legislation that was approved by the city council and gained support from Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDNC raises qualifying thresholds for fifth presidential debate Biden extends lead over Warren, Sanders The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE (D).
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Mayor Wayne MessamWayne Martin MessamThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens The Hill's Campaign Report: De Blasio drops out | Warren gains support from black voters | Sanders retools campaign team | Warning signs for Tillis in NC Poll: Biden leads Democratic field by 10 points in Florida MORE.
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Presidential candidate and author Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson calls for impeachment inquiry Gabbard qualifies for fourth presidential debate The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE described climate change as one symptom of an "amoral" economic system at MSNBC's climate forum at Georgetown University on Thursday.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntHillicon Valley: Twitter to refuse all political ads | Trump camp blasts 'very dumb' decision | Ocasio-Cortez hails move | Zuckerberg doubles down on Facebook's ad policies | GOP senator blocks sweeping election reform bill The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens GOP senator blocks sweeping election reform bill MORE (R-Mo.).
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Charles Kupperman, the former deputy to former White House national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHouse panel advances resolution outlining impeachment inquiry Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote The Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens MORE, will not testify before Congress on Monday, despite a congressional subpoena, according to a letter from his attorney.
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Strategically, the franchise seeks to add to its density in the corridor from NY to northern VA. Fitch believes the Hudson City acquisition should provide a solid platform for future commercial growth and deepens MTB's franchise in the Northeast, particularly in Northern New Jersey, where the company historically had a limited presence.
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Activist investor Starboard Value taking three Box board seats as involvement deepens At the same time, two long-time Box investors and allies, Rory O'Driscoll from Scale Venture Partners and Josh Stein from DFJ, will be retiring from the board and not seeking re-election at the annual stockholder's meeting in June. 3.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) are proposing a rules change to allow for the Senate to vote remotely during a national crisis.
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"The President's legal counsel was not involved in acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney's press briefing," Trump's personal attorney Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's impeachment jeopardy deepens Mulvaney admission deals blow to White House impeachment defense MORE said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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The Obama administration notified lawmakers, including then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerEsper's chief of staff to depart at end of January Soleimani killing deepens distrust between Trump, Democrats Mark Meadows, top Trump ally, to retire from Congress MORE (R-Ohio), about plans to launch airstrikes against ISIS militants in Iraq in 2014.
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On the Democratic side, relative newcomer Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr Steyer2020 Democrats seize on Trump, Ukraine transcript: 'This is a smoking gun' Poll: Warren overtakes Biden, Sanders in New Hampshire The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens MORE has spent more than $6.6 million on online ads.
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John DelaneyJohn Kevin DelaneyThe Hill's 2628:28503 Report: Trump defends call as Ukraine controversy deepens Seven takeaways from a busy Democratic presidential campaign weekend in Iowa New Hampshire feels overlooked in Democratic presidential race MORE (D-Md.) has spent about $22019,000 on TV spots, according to Wesleyan's data, narrowly ahead of Rep.
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