Clinton, are likely to shift as Election Day draws closer.
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The conversation Framing the midterms as Election Day draws closer.
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As June 23 draws closer, Cameron will be briefed almost continuously.
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The Trump family, friends said, always draws closer under intense pressure.
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As opening night draws closer, she transforms in other ways, too.
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I will not stand by as peril draws closer and closer.
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The nastiness is expected to increase as the ANC's conference draws closer.
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As Faraday draws closer to the Ayreses, a question starts to percolate.
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As it draws closer to 11PM, Phoenix decides to call it a night.
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Some Democrats expect the Obama coalition to coalesce as Election Day draws closer.
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Nobody yet, even as the buzzer of the midterm congressional elections draws closer.
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As this year's midterm election draws closer, the language will burn even hotter.
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As that date draws closer, its mix of investments slowly becomes more conservative.
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" But he said that isn't likely, "especially as Kim draws closer to China.
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Meanwhile, economic uncertainty is creeping up as the presidential election draws closer, he said.
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As the election draws closer, impeachment proceedings will become increasingly contentious and politically fraught.
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Some Americans are quietly considering jobs in Canada as the presidential election draws closer.
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It becomes a more poignant question as Monday&aposs U.S. Memorial Day draws closer.
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And as Bezos' wealth balloons, he draws closer to becoming the world's first trillionaire.
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Last week, Trump promised to hold rallies and fundraisers nationwide as Election Day draws closer.
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People in the videos can be heard exclaiming and cursing as the plane draws closer.
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As the election draws closer, it's more important than ever that those who can vote do.
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So the country has been on edge as an election, scheduled for December 23rd, draws closer.
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But as it draws closer, those feelings of excitement may be replaced by some unexpected anxiety.
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Mr. Rivelle recommends the same cautious posture as the end of the economic expansion draws closer.
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Worries remain, though, that Trump will step up pressure as next year's presidential election draws closer.
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More demos will be added as the launch of PlayStation VR draws closer, according to the company.
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Moreover, some recent campaigns have shown that pessimism undergoes an intriguing shift as Election Day draws closer.
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Investors also focused on second-quarter results, as the reporting season draws closer to the finish line.
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Weather forecasts for viewing sites across the country are beginning to sharpen as the day draws closer.
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Bookmakers say as the fight draws closer the heaviest influx of money will come, especially on Saturday.
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He said Karen's courage continues to "console" and "guide" him as he draws closer to his furthest shore.
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For now, Congress appears to have little idea what the president desires as the shutdown deadline draws closer.
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And as the grand opening draws closer, Pyron's mother, Mary Ann, couldn't be more proud of her son.
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She expects some companies to hold off on hiring and investment decisions as the presidential election draws closer.
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At least, that's what people say, and as November 6th draws closer you hear it more and more.
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The move suggests an effort by Trump's campaign to focus on Ohio as the November election draws closer.
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AS CHRISTMAS draws closer, airports around Western countries will be gearing up for their busiest days of the year.
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As the latest G-20 summit draws closer, investors continue to closely monitor simmering tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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European stocks have remained on edge this week, as the U.K.'s referendum on its EU membership draws closer.
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As the June 23 referendum on the UK's EU membership draws closer, unease about a potential Brexit has grown.
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As the summer beer drinking season draws closer, the battle of Mexican beer brands is starting to heat up.
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This should especially be the case as the implementation of new shipping rules, known as IMO 2020, draws closer.
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Some members of the group are likely to join a Trump campaign, especially as the general election draws closer.
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As Avengers: Infinity War draws closer, we can't shake the nervous feeling that someone is for sure going to die.
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To go after a Chinese commercial champion just as Mr Xi draws closer to Mr Trump plays badly in China.
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Some of Mrs Aksener's associates acknowledge the risk of new smear campaigns and even arrests as the election draws closer.
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Kwezi is a cocky teenager, but as his powers grow he draws closer to his ancestors and embraces his heritage.
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The market can also expect to see some M&A supply from BAT as its acquisition of Reynolds draws closer.
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Other M&A deals waiting in the wings include BAT, which is expected as its acquisition of Reynolds draws closer.
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As the 2020 election draws closer, he will intensify his attacks on the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Jerome Powell.
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Despite the apparent breakthrough in Congress, Trump's stance leaves the fate of government funding uncertain as another shutdown draws closer.
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What's next: The Justice Department has moved on to its rebuttal witnesses as the end of the trial draws closer.
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Thousands of African and Syrian migrants and refugees are trapped in Tripoli as a battle for the city draws closer.
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As Wesley draws closer to the injured man, the TV news warns of a missing suspect in a violent shooting.
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Readying their rifles and long knives as the creature draws closer, their leader shouts orders: Don't get close to it!
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That could change as the end of the holiday congressional recess -- and the revival of the impeachment drama -- draws closer.
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"Unrestricted access to the European markets is very important to Swissquote, especially as Brexit draws closer," Chief Executive Marc Buerki said.
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The negotiations with North Korea have grown more complex as the summit draws closer, with both sides laying out their demands.
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"As the presidential election in the United States draws closer, our concerns about foreign interference here have intensified," the senators write.
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Cartwright, who has not revealed how he plans to vote, said he'll make his intentions clear as the vote draws closer.
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According to the data, their advantage is shrinking as Election Day draws closer, but this also happened in 266, when Obama won.
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As Views release window draws closer, the usual media furor and rumours around and about Drake is at an all time high.
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Under the authoritarian Mr. Erdogan, Turkey has become an unreliable ally that stokes anti-Americanism at home and draws closer to Russia.
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In Season 3 (spoiler alert!), tensions rise as Robert's wedding draws closer and he and Frances butt heads over their parenting styles.
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The U.S. presidential primaries are essentially in the books and people around the world are watching closely as the general election draws closer.
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The Trump campaign will likely push the cash into voter engagement on digital platforms, social media and television as the election draws closer.
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Investor nerves remain tight, though, with the memory of last year's sell-off becoming more vivid as its April 29th anniversary draws closer.
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Leave open the possibility then that as the election draws closer, the discussion is more about the state of the country than Trump.
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This turn of events might hinder Trump's efforts to undermine the Russia investigation as it draws closer to his inner circle, of course.
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The ads will start running after Labor Day, and SLF is expected to make additional multimillion-dollar ad buys as November draws closer.
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As the next election, in 2018, draws closer, the national focus is likely to shift to issues like the economy and regional stability.
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"But given the extremely low level of inflation breakevens currently, there will be value in owning inflation protection as the endgame draws closer."
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Democrats seized on Trump's tweets as a sign that he is growing increasingly nervous as Mueller's investigation draws closer to its final stages.
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Curbing climate-changing carbon emissions has been a priority for Obama as the end of his second and final term in office draws closer.
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Some analysts have said that the U.K. has only a few options to consider as the deadline to formally exit the EU draws closer.
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We've already seen the backside of Infiniti's Q Inspiration concept and hope to see the front of it, too, as the show draws closer.
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We also called for America to invest in new weapons systems and, most of all, ensure that it draws closer to its allies. 5.
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The big event for the Census Bureau is every 10 years -- and as 2020 draws closer there are important preparations already in the works.
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Gary Johnson and Jill Stein hold the wild cards this year, but the value of those cards typically diminishes as the election draws closer.
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As Labor Day weekend draws closer, Americans are beginning to think about how to make the most of the last long weekend of summer.
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We expect a ton of airlines to announce their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals over the next few days as Thanksgiving draws closer.
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In fact, the pace of new job creation slowed from 2016 to 2017 – an expected development as the economy draws closer to full employment.
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Investors and traders collectively hold a huge long dollar position, so there's a natural bias towards lightening that load as the year-end draws closer.
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The risk of currency intervention always increases when the yuan draws closer to 7 per dollar, as the authorities quietly sell dollars to support it.
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As Wednesday's vote draws closer, all eyes are on China — which has not given a firm indication of whether it will again wield its veto.
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Forecasters expect its lashing winds to become more powerful along the coastline on Tuesday, worsening as the storm draws closer and makes landfall on Wednesday.
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As that date draws closer, the startup has built itself up to a $2.75 billion valuation, and closed a $268 million funding round in September.
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Israel has threatened a harsh response to any attempt by Syrian forces to deploy in the disengagement zone, complicating the offensive as it draws closer.
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They yearn for Democratic candidates to become more focused on discrimination, bigotry and violence toward members of the LGBT community as the 2020 election draws closer.
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Aside from Italy woes, Brexit continues to be of focus as the deadline for when the U.K. is due to leave the European Union draws closer.
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But as the iconic jet's eventual retirement draws closer, I am surely not the only 747 fan who's taking some very long flights down memory lane.
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As Election Day draws closer, one thing is clear: Trump's female supporters will continue to frustrate efforts to neatly pigeonhole what women want -- or how they vote.
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As the vote in the UK draws closer, Wall Street is regarding the possibility that the British might quit the European Union next month as increasingly real.
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NATO officials usually refer back to the member nations but the lack of clarity becomes a more poignant question as Mondayâs U.S. Memorial Day draws closer.
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The standoff has turned into a diplomatic and political test for both Washington and Tehran, even as the lifting of sanctions under the nuclear deal draws closer.
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This comes as the migrant caravan — which Trump warned about relentlessly in the run-up to the midterm elections — draws closer to the United States through Mexico.
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Advisers are reportedly urging Trump to alter the quota as the deadline to set the number of refugees who are allowed to enter the U.S. draws closer.
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By appointing Whitaker and supplanting Rosenstein's oversight of Mueller, Trump is now well-positioned to curtail the inquiry just as it draws closer to his inner circle.
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Elsewhere, any developments surrounding talks between the U.S. and North Korea will continue to keep investors on edge, as a summit between the two nations draws closer.
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The spending is about to soar even higher as November's general election draws closer and the ad war intensifies over President Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh.
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U.S. and Chinese negotiators are reportedly nearing a deal that would end a months-long trade dispute as a deadline for a pause in tariff action draws closer.
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Such occurrences have become so commonplace that for many Americans, what once might have sparked agitation, has instead generated a widespread sense of dread as November draws closer.
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As second-quarter earnings season draws closer to the finish line, 458 companies in the S&P 500 have posted results, 79 percent of which beat Street consensus.
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The spate of Pentagon and State Department meetings come as special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 election draws closer to President Trump's inner circle.
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That indicates Trump has failed to substantially ease doubts about his suitability for the Oval Office, while voters recalibrate their desire for dramatic change as Election Day draws closer.
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As the inauguration draws closer, I cannot help but reflect on Trump's reaction to the cast of the Broadway show "Hamilton" addressing vice-president-elect Pence after their performance.
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"Slow weakening is forecast during the next 48 hours, but Lane is forecast to remain a dangerous hurricane as it draws closer to the Hawaiian Islands," the center said.
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Susquehanna Financial Group's head of derivative strategy, Stacey Gilbert, says that it's specific sectors that need to be closely monitored for tremors as the election draws closer, specifically biotech.
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As Tuesday draws closer more and more huge companies will take the stage at venues all over downtown LA to steal some limelight and make their own big announcements.
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To add to the trove, the DNC has already filed "thousands" of Freedom of Information Act requests to get even more information on Trump as the election draws closer.
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But avoiding the issue of Europe is getting harder as Brexit — scheduled for March 29 — draws closer and the impact on the economy and jobs gets ever more real.
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As the day draws closer, CNBC's "Europe Needs Swagger " special report looks at what key sectors have been saying about a "Brexit", and what it would possibly mean for them.
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A note released Monday by Kensho, a data analytics firm, suggested that U.K. equities could be on track to continue their gains on Europe as Britain's snap election draws closer.
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As the deadline draws closer, so does the chance that lawmakers aren't able to get a deal on anything, something leadership in both chambers had stressed they want to avoid.
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A senior Democratic aide rejected the notion that Senate Democrats are getting weary and vowed a stiff fight against Gorsuch as his hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee draws closer.
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"Challenges around affordability and low stock levels will continue to drag on the market, and Brexit uncertainty could resurface as the next deadline draws closer," RICS economist Tarrant Parsons said.
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As Prime Minister Theresa May's self-imposed deadline of March for starting negotiations on withdrawal with the European Union draws closer, this clash is emerging as the primary sticking point.
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As the spacecraft's adventure draws closer to its final coda, many questions remain, including one that seems like it'd have an obvious to answer: How long is a day on Saturn?
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As the general election draws closer, Clinton has begun testing lines on Trump and her campaign has started workshopping ways to do what 16 other Republicans couldn't do: Take down Trump.
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Analysts say the investing environment today draws closer parallels to the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, and the historical market performance around that 1990s political turmoil should give traders less to worry about.
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Investors will also be keeping an eye out for any new surrounding the relationship between the U.S. and North Korea, as a summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un draws closer.
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As the Senate trial draws closer, Cipollone and McConnell have spoken almost daily, coordinating closely for what House Democrats already fear will be a trial tilted in favor of the President.
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As the country draws closer to the inevitable end of the Obama presidency, we must savor the last few Barack-and-Michelle moments while America's First Couple still rules the White House.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday night's episode of Bachelor in Paradise, Chris and Katie are both questioning the future of their relationship as the end of Paradise draws closer.
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As the release date for Microsoft's Project Scarlett and the new Halo draws closer, we'll probably see Mixer pick up more streamers who are familiar with Microsoft's games and who play shooters.
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Further complicating a return to, in Thune's words, "normalcy" is the looming 2020 elections, which will continue to take up a growing share of the political oxygen in Washington as November draws closer.
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As it draws closer to Saudi Arabia, Sudan has downgraded relations with Iran; it has won some quiet approval from western and Israeli officials by blocking shipments of Iranian weapons to militant groups.
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This means there is unlikely to be a significant selloff in UK stocks, bonds or sterling as the election draws closer, analysts say, and the cost of hedging should remain relatively well contained.
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As the time when Blue Origin is going to attempt to book customers draws closer, broadcasting what is—essentially—an abilities-showcase and a safety test for that capsule/engine combination makes sense.
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Tougher qualifying standards that left candidates such as former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro on the outside of the debate field seemingly aim to winnow the field as 2020 draws closer.
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The rising prices of prescription drugs, especially insulin, have come under intense scrutiny and is a top issue for politicians on both sides of the aisle as the U.S. presidential election draws closer.
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The rising prices of prescription drugs, especially insulin, have come under intense scrutiny and is a top issue for politicians on both sides of the aisle as the U.S. presidential election draws closer.
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The big question: Whether this represents any kind of sustained shift, or whether, as 2020 draws closer, climate will fall back to its traditional second-tier (or third-tier, etc.) status in national politics.
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To counter China's hard power, America needs to invest in new weapons systems and, most of all, ensure that it draws closer to its allies—who, witnessing China's resolve, will naturally look to America.
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As the 2020 election draws closer, and Trump's need to inflame his supporters grows more urgent, the risk only grows that he'll start ignoring the rule of law altogether to achieve his unattainable goals.
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They are more likely to do so later this year, but that would depend on how the economy fares and how expectations for inflation change as Britain's departure from the European Union draws closer.
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Most outside organizations have typically waited until after Labor Day to drop hard-hitting ads, betting that voters are vacationing and not fully engaged in the competitive midterm battlegrounds until Election Day draws closer.
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In an effort to get ahead of the problem as Election Day draws closer, Mexican authorities have reached agreements with Facebook, Twitter and Google on ways to counteract fake news and spread accurate information.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Net migration to Britain from the European Union fell to its lowest since 000 in the 12 months to September, the decline steepening as Brexit draws closer, official data showed on Thursday.
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Later Thursday, the U.K. leader and lawmakers will be in Parliament to debate the next steps for the Brexit process, as the March 29 deadline for the country to leave the European Union draws closer.
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One way to check how well the Trump organization is doing with new voters is to check with the state to see if voter registration is ticking up as the February 1 contest draws closer.
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The closely-watched gap between Spanish and German 10-year bond yields on Monday widened to around 67 bps, its highest level since mid-October -- suggesting some unease among investors as Sunday's election draws closer.
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The closely-watched gap between Spanish and German 10-year bond yields on Monday widened to around 67 bps, its highest level since mid-October -- suggesting some unease among investors as Sunday's election draws closer.
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And at the political rallies that are becoming a daily event as the election draws closer, the president has waded into racially fraught waters, using a broad brush to paint immigrants as villainous and dangerous.
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Lane is expected to weaken slowly through Friday, but it still is forecast "to remain a dangerous hurricane as it draws closer to the Hawaiian Islands," the National Weather Service's Central Pacific Hurricane Center says.
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The 25-year-old entrepreneur says a UK vote on whether to leave the European Union could destroy the business he has worked hard to build, and he's speaking out as the Brexit referendum draws closer.
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President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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Congress will be less active as the election draws closer this year, and many of the big fights for tech companies -- like net neutrality and surveillance reform -- weren't active all the way until the end of the year.
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As summer draws closer, we can't help but daydream of tropical vacations, trips to the beach, and summertime soirées, which is why we've decided to spend our time between now and then researching the ultimate warm-weather outfit inspo.
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While the results are undeniably good for private equity firms, they may not be good for investors who are increasingly nervous about aggressive deals as an economic downturn draws closer at the end of an unusually long economic cycle.
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Then, she turned a question about the comments at their meeting into an impassioned defense of women and electability — in particular, of the women on the debate stage, who are speaking out more about sexism as voting draws closer.
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Menne said that sector-wide capacity cuts are unlikely to be deep enough to compensate for the falling passenger yields but expects a pick-up in bookings as holidaymakers make belated travel decisions as the summer holiday season draws closer.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Workers at Thyssenkrupp's elevator unit will press for job and site protection as well as labour representation in upcoming talks with potential suitors, they said on Tuesday, as a mid-February deadline for binding bids draws closer.
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NEW YORK, Oct 5 (LPC) - US institutional investors are unprepared for the looming transition to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) as the 2021 date to replace Libor, the reference rate for more than US$350trn of assets globally, draws closer.
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Given the news reports that many more DNC emails are waiting to be leaked as the presidential election draws closer, there will likely be many more reminders of the need for a public dialogue on cybersecurity and cyberwarfare before November.
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Support for impeachment may also wane overall as 2020 draws closer; lawmakers and the public may be uncomfortable with removing a president from office so close to an election, which could accomplish the same result but with greater political legitimacy.
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WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The idea of a second Brexit referendum will become more important as the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal draws closer, the opposition Labour Party's trade spokesman Barry Gardiner told Sky News on Sunday.
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But as July 31, the date of the nonwaiver trade deadline, draws closer and the need for an elite arm becomes more critical, the question for the Yankees may become not whether they want to keep Andujar, but for how long.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations is in talks with Turkey to boost cross-border aid flows into northwest Syria and allow more evacuations of those in urgent need of medical help, such as babies in incubators, as shelling draws closer.
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Tsipras's objective is to re-gain full market access to international bond markets and to leave institutional help behind, so the subject of long-term debt is one that will continue to dominate discussions as it draws closer to September 2018.
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As the present draws closer to a Blade Runner-esque future, it shouldn't surprise you to learn that a computer can do the same task now, too, given that screens can bypass cashiers at McDonald's and robots in Boston can assemble salads.
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The third installment of the six-part series, which aired Saturday, offers that detail along with still another twist in the mystery as Dave Holloway draws closer to learning what happened to his daughter, who went missing on the island in 2005.
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As the triggering of Article 50 draws closer, several European leaders have stated that the U.K. cannot "cherry pick" the profitable parts of the political-economic bloc, while financial markets have been on edge as fears of a potential "hard Brexit" cause volatility.
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LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The idea of a second Brexit referendum will become more important as the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal draws closer, the opposition Labour Party's trade spokesman Barry Gardiner told Sky News on Sunday.
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Obama is using the summit - the seventh in a series which have reached a total of 17,000 people mainly in Muslim-majority countries around the world - to help bolster his foreign policy legacy as his time in offices draws closer to the end on Jan.
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On the other hand, Iowa looks more important than ever for Biden in light of his campaign finances: The former vice president has little cushion to manage a dip in fundraising and needs new momentum to fund an expanding campaign, especially as Super Tuesday draws closer and the battlefield grows.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus on Monday sent a letter to House budget-writers urging them to reject Trump's request for border wall funding as a deadline to fund the government and avert a shutdown draws closer -- signaling that any effort to implement a key Trump campaign promise could trigger another major battle.
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If they can't provide inventory as the holiday draws closer, the companies could blow an opportunity with some customers: Seventeen percent of consumers said they would immediately seek out alternatives during a shortage of their favorite electronics brand, according to a survey of more than 2,000 consumers from supply chain start-up Elementum.
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Washington (CNN)The intelligence community is doubling down on tracking North Korea as a potential one-on-one meeting between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un draws closer, following a historic summit between the North Korean leader and South Korean President Moon Jae-in where both committed to peace and denuclearization on Friday.
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As Fox News appears to be facing an identity crisis over its personalities' reactions to impeachment proceedings facing Trump, I could easily see this more cohesive and intoxicating brand of right-leaning reporting blooming as the 2020 Election draws closer, pulling some conservative or Trump-supporting American voters further into corners of media that feel like home.
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"Uncertainty about the economic outlook appears to have intensified ahead of the EU referendum, and the danger is that this will cause a lull in businesses decision making as the June vote draws closer, which will in turn reduce business spending, investment and hiring in the second quarter," Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said in a note following the GDP data.
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As Hurricane Irma draws closer to the Florida coast after devastating the Caribbean, where it affected more than 1.2 million people and led to at least 20 deaths, residents of the Southeastern coast of the US are frantically trying to prepare for the destruction it might bring, from leveling homes to knocking out power to thousands upon thousands of people and businesses.
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Trump's tweets appear to have been sparked in part by ads from Democratic presidential candidate Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' The US's digital future is being led by tech finance in New York Steyer spokesperson: 'I don't think necessarily that Tom has bought anything' MORE, who foreshadowed a likely line of attack from Democrats as November draws closer.
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The case of the "quiet kid who was good at soccer" hauled from high school to a deportation center turned Mr. Rivera-Sarmiento into a cause célèbre in Houston, a textbook case of what immigration advocacy groups fear could happen as schools tighten discipline in the wake of school shootings, the police ratchet up sweeps for gang members and local law enforcement draws closer to the federal immigration authorities.
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Despite giving the sermon in 1990, Wright's interpretation of the painting is particularly appropriate today: "In spite of being on a world torn by war, in spite of being on a world destroyed by hate and decimated by distrust, in spite of being on a world where famine and greed are uneasy bed partners, in spite of being on a world where apartheid and apathy feed the fires of racism and hatred, in spite of being on a world where nuclear nightmare draws closer with each second, in spite of being on a ticking time bomb, with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music … to have the audacity to hope" To hope is not the same as to wish.
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